June 25, 1901 (4 pages)

de~ ains me-~ who ago. fohn veng and © nier tf ur hite. tisa r TF -date leans The your hing. ntain rods ntain on, but the most 1its ever e and the g to wear complete utawayssur show reet, Malariat ~ vHE Totes of Race Ralph Rddy, the sisceriaiat: bas jhet completed the wiring of the Catholic church. It was rather intricate job, but it was done in @ thorough workmanlike manner. Mr. Eddy gives all matters entrusted to hita careful atten“tion and guarantees satisfaction. He ig a very worthy young man and should 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 very best. j24-tt For excellent fancy summer drink call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets, m7 tf A cool spell of weather can always be expected in June. It is with us. Drink Oook’s Water—it will cure j24-tf “TRANSORIPT. . B FE JULY3,4, 5 at Nevada City, Ohe Fines C. omnis . Has $2890 80. be Sean S sue 4 Ml the Sub-Committees Waking Sood Progress—Srand Displays of At Kinds. The meeting of the General Committee at the City Hall last night was a very enthusiastic gathering, and every member was in attendance, besides a _. number of other ‘representative citizens being present. ‘The various subeh made Serrapecainate re. Maher & Oo. to the M ‘ceiving the highest ut reported that Miss. . You Bat, wot the pha, Wid ceived 3846 votes, ‘The General Committee passed a vote . of thanks to} Maher. & Uo. for. “‘Mberal, donetion. * atlas FB. Brows of tb: steababuk eon! a mittee reported that excellent progress is being made in arranging the} various games and sports. J. E. Oarr atated that he had purchased the fire-worke for the evening of the 4th, and that the dispiay will be. © the grandest ever seen in Nevada City, Chairman Loughridge of the. com-. mittee on transportation reported that he had secured the following rates! for round-trip tickets to Nevada City Porvenal He Meng Chairman Osborne stated that there. Mrs. Jasper Forest and Miss Sallie) m would be some elegant illaminations. Percival of San Francisco are bere around town, and that the Courthouse, . visiting Judge Holbrook. City. Hall, the Electricand Gas com-. Fred Boeckman, & former owner in pany’s buildings and many business. the Providence mine of this city, is houses will shine forth in grand bere from San Francisco in the interelectrical effects. est of Fargo & Company in which he The committee on rooms reponse’ is a large owner. . from July 8d to the 8th: Sacramento ...6.5.: «. $8 06 Adrien River Bridge. 21.55 206 Mrs. ‘Jemen Riobards and daughter Haggine ost Wwe ktes ee otk sisevesee (2 BLOF] c lo are here on a visit to Arcade ..:.0 scsscerscesees . 2 80] William ticharde and wife of upper Da i pee MORNE 70 . ~2 65. Sacramento street. They expect to re-. Roseville. ..cseeesceseeeeeee 2 50) main for some time. Mr. Richards, Rocklin. ...0.ssseeeess .<. 240] who is » well known mining man in FE) LiOOWNG 568. cick ok aie cee .s-.« 2 80] Dorado county, will arrive here later POREGE ee cis eka Pees 2 20] to visit. Newcastle .. ude wine fae ea ead 210] Mre. Sherman Mareb, who has-been . ; Aubortt..0.. avec actew 1 96] visiting at Byron Springs, returned Olipper Gap.. Bei bacinal seoee 1 60] home last evening. Applegate.. pe eeea pus 145] Mise Kittie Hundley is the et of New England Mills*.... 1 80] Nies Nora McArthur. — OOM Es iia sieeinccenwaeee .-. 100] Mrs. P, Montague and two daughters, " The following named_are taking the tion Company for the constraction of ate limits of Nevada City. nancé will be found on the fourth page . of today’s TRANSORIPT. and seé Wm, Harry. Mrs. Sarah Giles has served notice on Supervisor Martin and others forbidding them continuing the con. « : : struction of the culvert on ‘the county ports, and everything tending to the lot, adjoining her premises. complete success of the big carnival, If you should desire anything in the . C°mmencing on July 3d, is working in drinking lineyou should call at the perfect order. Grotto. It is the most. popular resort Supervisor W. H. Martin, chairman in town and you are always given of the Finance Committee, reported fair treatment, tf that the amount on hand is $1940 80. In addition to this, the Ourly Bears county teachers’ examination: Miss have about $150 and the Chinese ‘conEthel McKinney of Spenceville, Misses tribution foots up $800, making a total Beatrice M James, Theresa O'Connor, . * $2890 80. Nellie M. Smith ead. Mollie Smith of. 8 Lee Leiter reported that they Grass Valley ; Miss Genevieve Kent of had started to build all the floats, and Newtown; Misses May Rafter and Nelthat by Suudey next those beantifal lie Hanley of Nevada City ; Miss Adepieces of good workmanship will ed line G. Seid OF Aittead: Hanoy sales . Moves te Washinetes erect Jee. Maud Parsons of ‘Banner Hill ; Miss Mr. Leiter requests that all those who Lillian Edmonds of the ete of Washington. Drink Oook’s Water before going to bed, if you want a good night’s reat. tf The Oity Trustees met last evening and passed an ordinafice granting ‘\ franchise to the Nevada County. Trac-/ schcol yard on Sunday and help decorate the floats. The floats are going to »surpass in point of beauty any that have ever been seen in Northern lifornia. Hon J. M. Wail G of the Literary mittee; stated that $10: more will be needed for expenses. ‘The amount was allowed. J. H. Rogers reported that the Native Daughters are arranging to eutertain’ the Queen of the Carnival, Miss Vamie ' It y 8 wank B koe, enol sii : Purcell; and also the Maids of Honor, eer—the very best in town—drop 10/ wig Alice Strange, of Downieville; m7-tf . Miss Mabel Bradbury, of North San Juan; Mies Florentina Gaus, of North Bloomfield; Miss Maud Corbett, of Blue Tent; Miss Belle Cahill, of You Bet; Miss Josephine McCormick, of Alleghany; Miss Emm, Allison, of Graniteville; Miss May Landsburg, of Relief Hill; Miss Margie Oole, of Washington; Miss Mamie Walsh, of Moores Flat and the’Plumbago mine. The members of Laurel Parlor: will also see that the’ basket ball teams and the Ladies’ Band from Placer county are properly cared fpr. A reception will be tendered to all those ladies at Armcry, Hall from 4 to 6 o’clock on the afternooti of the Fourth,, An additional $10 was allowed for this. ,. part of the entertainment ‘of, guests from the outside. The Nevada Gity Band was hired to play on the evening of, July 3d, in the parades on the 4th and 5th and to give concerts on. the afternoons of the 4tb and 6th for the sum of $195. Cheirman Hugh Murchie reported that the additional sum of $20 would be needed to buy ice for the two days. The allowance was made, raising the amount for putting up benches and an @lectric railroad within the corpor= The Ordixh = Two ak men who have made a Gruss Valley man feel sick. Thé subject was—8d, 4th and 5th of July celebration at NeZ vada Oity. Drink Cook’s Water before eating it will care dyspepsia, j24-tf For the best of everything inthe meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very beet of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. — tf. Stay Away. From some unknown reason quite a number of miners have arrived here recently, thinking there would be no; trouble” ‘about getting work in some of the mines here. They were disappointed. The fact is there are a great many of our townspeople, who are first-class miners, wh) are unable . , to get work, They would have the first show if more miners are needed in the mines, so we advise miners from abroad not to come here expecting to get a job. It makes you feel good but it does not make a fool of you—the Gilt Edge . that a large number of apartments had can conveniently do so, to visit the. GOOD WASHING SOAP Is something which every housekeeper . Whiskey. The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever is@ bottle of Grove’s co. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. Tasreress Cui, T No cure—no pay. Price 50c. : ee ‘ Trusts and combinations do not affect Jesse Moore Whiskey. Its fathe Closing Se been secured, and that everything will be done for the ee of viggtores ' Fred E. Brown of the Ourly Bears assured the General Committee that the grand demonstration planned for the. evening of the 8d, will excel in every respect anything ever attempted in this section. He etated that the busi liberally to the Curlies and that some surprises are in store for the public. Including the amount received in the way of contributions, the Sporty Bears will raise over $800 to pay for their big turn-out. A $93 Nugget. A nugget worth $93 was picked up on the dump by a Chinaman, in the employ of McElroy & Konradi, who are working a piece of ground leased from W. E. Duncan on the East Brauch. The specimen is about two inches wide by three in length and pearly’ w half inch thick, and has the eppearance of being filled at:one time, with cubes of sulpherts, which had been picked out and left the slug full of little square impressions. It is our wish that they uncover lots of them—even if the Chinaman does have to find them. a Plumas Independent. Painting Poles, The Nevada Electric and Gas Company’s poles iu the bueiness portion of this city are being painted. This isa very commendable job, and will.add to the holiday appearance our streets are going to present next week. The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, a8 those complaints are, according to stafistics, more numerous than avy other. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their draggist and get a bottle of Kempe Baleam for the throat and lungs. Price 250 and 60c. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf This is the time of the year to use Uno—the Mexican foot powder ‘for sore and burning feet. Vinton sells it. Try the new cigar, ' Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. desires and prizes when found thin of excellent quality and none are ex pensive. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ason’s Sale. SUM M ER MILLINERY reduced prices. your MILLINERY. FOR VERY REASONABLE, at is established, ite quality, is the finest WL esi. and itis always the . best. A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigare, for sale at Rector Bros. This will give yo DIES—From now ov, and until everything in is sold, we will sell at greatly u an “opportunity to getFOURTH OF JULY bs A] ec Eloceft’s Sailors, 75 cts; Rough Straw Sombreros, Geruine Mexican Sombreros 50 cts;. "~ 35c; Children’ s Sombreros, 25c; olf best quality ness men and others had given very. . . Moore whiskey, arrived here last evenouUR LAUNDRY SOAP . is the best made. Produces strong suds, lasts a long time, removes the dirt quickly and does not injure the g8. All the laundry supplies we offer are Fred Hooper returned last evening from Bisbee, Arizona, where be has been for several months. Mr. Hooper expects to leave shortly for the State of Nevada. Attorney Thos. 8. Ford has returned from René, Nevada, where he has been on legal business. ; W. J. Shattuck, commer vial agent of the Santa-Fe Railroad Oompany, with headquarters at Sacramento, is in Nevada City. The little daughter of Mes. Robert Huckins is quite ill, Ji CO. Donnelly, who represents Jesse ing. . . Mre. Stelifiag of San Francisco arrived here lest evening and left this, morning for Camptonville. Mrs. White and Mrs. Baker went over to North San Juan this morning. Mra. Osterman of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Sierra City. may KE. J. Isham, J. N. Shannon, J. W. ‘Thomas, W. W. Preat, and N. E. Cassel of San Fraticisoo arrived here on last evening's train. # Ohas. L. Wallace of Oakland is here spending a few days on a business trip. Fraok Merry,, who is employed in the Dowe machine shops at San_ Franclaco, ie home visiting his parents. J.A. Brent, the owner of the Red Cross mine at Omega, was here last evening{fand will, leave tomorrow for the mine. N. F. Howell, the plumber, left this morning on a’week’s trip to Red Bluff and Tuscan Springs. * Major P. F. Simonds left this morning for San Francis co to attend court. J.G. Poor ia down from Red Dog. Free to Thee And thine tonight, the--Quaker Concert Company, and Tuesday night. Last week. j24-2t Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on-hand at all times. They. also have bacon, ne ps in n the. uals way it produces a cup, ot ang oe delicacy. and-flavor. — GEO. C. eae: & SON, “e A Sood Gime Assured--Largs . Yumber of Oiekets Sold. Graduates’ Probably one of the best dances ever given by the graduating, class will be the one which will take place at Armory hall Wednesday evening, and no doubt a large crowd will be in attendance. Every arrangement has been made. A fiue orchestra has been eng cd for for the occasion and excellent music will be furnished to: dance-by, L. A. Walling has been selected .as floor manager and he will be aesisted by H. Loveland, Clifford Dennis, William Woods, Gluyas Richards, H. Rowe, H. Jepson, R. Hicktfian, A. Morgan, H. Evang, A. Oaborn, M, Maher, Gilbert Richards, J. Schmidt, B. Ashton, Ga. Merrill, F. Fleming, J. Hackley and O. Ashburn As the class was necessarily under great expense in arranging for the ball, itis hoped that all who can purchase a ticket will do so. een OOReturned From Camp. Albert Reynolds, the undertaker, has returned from Oamp Gage, where he went with Company ©. Mr. Reynolds says camp life agreed with him and he enjoyed the outing very much. — The Quaker Concert Company Wednesday. Big double show, and the pie-eating . contest by five boys and five tickets for the baby show. All for ten cents, on the ane Seer j25-2t Physicians woul. not recommend Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not know it to be the best in the market. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar, Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Te ae q NEVADA THEATRE! SALLIE ‘PERCIVAL-GREAT VAUDEVILLE TROUPE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 27--28 THE MONTAGUE SISTERS.. oo Porat ose MASTER PROSPER FOREST Champion dancers of the Coast. In coon spevialties, songs and dences Assisted by local talent. Mks. Susan Brown, late of New York, from the Orpheum Circuit. PROSPER FOREST, the greatest Highland Dancer on the Coast. Pialkkate . ccs cn bda'e ce pms ened 50 cent beams and lard for sale. tf _ PROMPT. ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Result of Industry. ine! Out near the County Hospital can be seen the result of what one man can do bys little care and patience We refer to W.H. Lehr’s place, where ages of varioue kinds are produced in atundance. .Mr.Lebr. finds ready sale for his entire crop every season, and he has established « regular busi-. ness in the berry line. Mrs. Hill’s insect st powder: is the best —Vinton has a fresh supply. sh het RLECTRICAL WORK! —000— All kinds. House wiring, call bell .and annunciator work. Burglar alarms, etc., BROAD sree, NEVADA CITY, CAL fee. ” File Your Claims. The Board of. Supervisors will meet fo regular seession on Monday next. All parties having claims against the county are requested to file the same with County Olerk F L. Arbogast on or before next Thureday. Subsorids for the Transonter: oi Da Union Platform —OoNn— Saturday Evening, June 29, 4K SALLIE FERCIVAL. Reserved seats... Lad sail 60 sal are my specialties. . During the evening ALBERT AND COZETTE ALLAN: The Little Cake Walkers My work is neatly done. and thotoughly insulated. 8 [eer Call me Bp. RALPH A. ‘EDD : TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled Pigs Feet 10c per Ib Saratoga Chips 20c per Ib Limberger Cheese 35c each Swiss Cheese =. 35¢ per tb Pickles . = 10c a quart Ripe Olives 25c a quart Cream Cheese 3 for 25 cts Cream Cheese 6 for 25 cts Abalone = = 20cacan JELL-O -. “. ioc a pkge —AT— acksons Beehive Grocery Diamonds, Silverware, Will appear and entertain you. The Best-of Dance eiusic will be furnished. Phone ort GLAD ONTAGUE, m" With mercies versace! Ebony Brushes engravea —AT— C. J. BRAND'S JEWELRY STORE SIMPLICITY PORTABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter. Better than all others in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for DURABILITY Circular. New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. STRONG SHOES awe Ox Esos7*sWe have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS 1 75 TO $2, according tosize. Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes { spection, the quality of our The beauty, daintiness, and on inSHIRT WAISTS. en RM In the latest stylea of Vici Ku, Velours and BoxOaif. Price trom $2 50 up: EATHER EARABLES. _ BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Equal to Professionals, , ‘They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL,NOT RIP. PRICE. ALIGNMENT}? —— —>?-+——>}-4— THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY x fascinntes all who come to look, And looking means buying. No woman with a grain of economy in hér nature will let abies opportunity slip. At least two of these waists snould be hers before to-morrow’s sun goes down. 99 Waist and Silk ® have “THE TROJ A Waists in all sizes. Of clean a watch or clock. was to lubricate” the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our _ fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece. Each minute whee! must be free® from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repair watches thorougbly. By having them ofinnees frequently, years are added ISNELL @ FLEMING’S. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. ~ PA. & H.W. HARTUNG,, Vigechmakers, . gage Street ea ate Nevada City aa EN SRA Ges le GUS Eas sateen uttinbessapaeesesn

de~ ains me-~ who ago. fohn veng and © nier tf ur hite. tisa r TF -date leans The your hing. ntain rods ntain on, but the most 1its ever e and the g to wear complete utawayssur show reet, Malariat ~ vHE Totes of Race Ralph Rddy, the sisceriaiat: bas jhet completed the wiring of the Catholic church. It was rather intricate job, but it was done in @ thorough workmanlike manner. Mr. Eddy gives all matters entrusted to hita careful atten“tion and guarantees satisfaction. He ig a very worthy young man and should 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 very best. j24-tt For excellent fancy summer drink call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets, m7 tf A cool spell of weather can always be expected in June. It is with us. Drink Oook’s Water—it will cure j24-tf “TRANSORIPT. . B FE JULY3,4, 5 at Nevada City, Ohe Fines C. omnis . Has $2890 80. be Sean S sue 4 Ml the Sub-Committees Waking Sood Progress—Srand Displays of At Kinds. The meeting of the General Committee at the City Hall last night was a very enthusiastic gathering, and every member was in attendance, besides a _. number of other ‘representative citizens being present. ‘The various subeh made Serrapecainate re. Maher & Oo. to the M ‘ceiving the highest ut reported that Miss. . You Bat, wot the pha, Wid ceived 3846 votes, ‘The General Committee passed a vote . of thanks to} Maher. & Uo. for. “‘Mberal, donetion. * atlas FB. Brows of tb: steababuk eon! a mittee reported that excellent progress is being made in arranging the} various games and sports. J. E. Oarr atated that he had purchased the fire-worke for the evening of the 4th, and that the dispiay will be. © the grandest ever seen in Nevada City, Chairman Loughridge of the. com-. mittee on transportation reported that he had secured the following rates! for round-trip tickets to Nevada City Porvenal He Meng Chairman Osborne stated that there. Mrs. Jasper Forest and Miss Sallie) m would be some elegant illaminations. Percival of San Francisco are bere around town, and that the Courthouse, . visiting Judge Holbrook. City. Hall, the Electricand Gas com-. Fred Boeckman, & former owner in pany’s buildings and many business. the Providence mine of this city, is houses will shine forth in grand bere from San Francisco in the interelectrical effects. est of Fargo & Company in which he The committee on rooms reponse’ is a large owner. . from July 8d to the 8th: Sacramento ......6..5.: «. $8 06 Adrien River Bridge. 21.55 206 Mrs. ‘Jemen Riobards and daughter Haggine ost Wwe ktes ee otk sisevesee (2 BLOF] c lo are here on a visit to Arcade ....:.0 scsscerscesees . 2 80] William ticharde and wife of upper Da i pee MORNE 70 . ~2 65. Sacramento street. They expect to re-. Roseville. ....cseeesceseeeeeee 2 50) main for some time. Mr. Richards, Rocklin. .....0.ssseeeess .<. 240] who is » well known mining man in FE) LiOOWNG 568. cick ok aie cee .s-.« 2 80] Dorado county, will arrive here later POREGE ee cis eka Pees 2 20] to visit. Newcastle ... ude wine fae ea ead 210] Mre. Sherman Mareb, who has-been . ; Aubortt....0... avec actew 1 96] visiting at Byron Springs, returned Olipper Gap.... Bei bacinal seoee 1 60] home last evening. Applegate.... pe eeea pus 145] Mise Kittie Hundley is the et of New England Mills*....... 1 80] Nies Nora McArthur. — OOM Es iia sieeinccenwaeee .-. 100] Mrs. P, Montague and two daughters, " The following named_are taking the tion Company for the constraction of ate limits of Nevada City. nancé will be found on the fourth page . of today’s TRANSORIPT. and seé Wm, Harry. Mrs. Sarah Giles has served notice on Supervisor Martin and others forbidding them continuing the con. « : : struction of the culvert on ‘the county ports, and everything tending to the lot, adjoining her premises. complete success of the big carnival, If you should desire anything in the . C°mmencing on July 3d, is working in drinking lineyou should call at the perfect order. Grotto. It is the most. popular resort Supervisor W. H. Martin, chairman in town and you are always given of the Finance Committee, reported fair treatment, tf that the amount on hand is $1940 80. In addition to this, the Ourly Bears county teachers’ examination: Miss have about $150 and the Chinese ‘conEthel McKinney of Spenceville, Misses tribution foots up $800, making a total Beatrice M James, Theresa O'Connor, . * $2890 80. Nellie M. Smith ead. Mollie Smith of. 8 Lee Leiter reported that they Grass Valley ; Miss Genevieve Kent of had started to build all the floats, and Newtown; Misses May Rafter and Nelthat by Suudey next those beantifal lie Hanley of Nevada City ; Miss Adepieces of good workmanship will ed line G. Seid OF Aittead: Hanoy sales . Moves te Washinetes erect Jee. Maud Parsons of ‘Banner Hill ; Miss Mr. Leiter requests that all those who Lillian Edmonds of the ete of Washington. Drink Oook’s Water before going to bed, if you want a good night’s reat. tf The Oity Trustees met last evening and passed an ordinafice granting ‘\ franchise to the Nevada County. Trac-/ schcol yard on Sunday and help decorate the floats. The floats are going to »surpass in point of beauty any that have ever been seen in Northern lifornia. Hon J. M. Wail G of the Literary mittee; stated that $10: more will be needed for expenses. ‘The amount was allowed. J. H. Rogers reported that the Native Daughters are arranging to eutertain’ the Queen of the Carnival, Miss Vamie ' It y 8 wank B koe, enol sii : Purcell; and also the Maids of Honor, eer—the very best in town—drop 10/ wig Alice Strange, of Downieville; m7-tf . Miss Mabel Bradbury, of North San Juan; Mies Florentina Gaus, of North Bloomfield; Miss Maud Corbett, of Blue Tent; Miss Belle Cahill, of You Bet; Miss Josephine McCormick, of Alleghany; Miss Emm, Allison, of Graniteville; Miss May Landsburg, of Relief Hill; Miss Margie Oole, of Washington; Miss Mamie Walsh, of Moores Flat and the’Plumbago mine. The members of Laurel Parlor: will also see that the’ basket ball teams and the Ladies’ Band from Placer county are properly cared fpr. A reception will be tendered to all those ladies at Armcry, Hall from 4 to 6 o’clock on the afternooti of the Fourth,, An additional $10 was allowed for this. ,. part of the entertainment ‘of, guests from the outside. The Nevada Gity Band was hired to play on the evening of, July 3d, in the parades on the 4th and 5th and to give concerts on. the afternoons of the 4tb and 6th for the sum of $195. Cheirman Hugh Murchie reported that the additional sum of $20 would be needed to buy ice for the two days. The allowance was made, raising the amount for putting up benches and an @lectric railroad within the corpor= The Ordixh = Two ak men who have made a Gruss Valley man feel sick. Thé subject was—8d, 4th and 5th of July celebration at NeZ vada Oity. Drink Cook’s Water before eating it will care dyspepsia, j24-tf For the best of everything inthe meat line send your orders to Naffziger. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish his patrons with the very beet of pies cakes, bread and everything else in the bakery line. — tf. Stay Away. From some unknown reason quite a number of miners have arrived here recently, thinking there would be no; trouble” ‘about getting work in some of the mines here. They were disappointed. The fact is there are a great many of our townspeople, who are first-class miners, wh) are unable . , to get work, They would have the first show if more miners are needed in the mines, so we advise miners from abroad not to come here expecting to get a job. It makes you feel good but it does not make a fool of you—the Gilt Edge . that a large number of apartments had can conveniently do so, to visit the. GOOD WASHING SOAP Is something which every housekeeper . Whiskey. The Best Prescription For Malaria Ohills and Fever is@ bottle of Grove’s co. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. Tasreress Cui, T No cure—no pay. Price 50c. : ee ‘ Trusts and combinations do not affect Jesse Moore Whiskey. Its fathe Closing Se been secured, and that everything will be done for the ee of viggtores ' Fred E. Brown of the Ourly Bears assured the General Committee that the grand demonstration planned for the. evening of the 8d, will excel in every respect anything ever attempted in this section. He etated that the busi liberally to the Curlies and that some surprises are in store for the public. Including the amount received in the way of contributions, the Sporty Bears will raise over $800 to pay for their big turn-out. A $93 Nugget. A nugget worth $93 was picked up on the dump by a Chinaman, in the employ of McElroy & Konradi, who are working a piece of ground leased from W. E. Duncan on the East Brauch. The specimen is about two inches wide by three in length and pearly’ w half inch thick, and has the eppearance of being filled at:one time, with cubes of sulpherts, which had been picked out and left the slug full of little square impressions. It is our wish that they uncover lots of them—even if the Chinaman does have to find them. a Plumas Independent. Painting Poles, The Nevada Electric and Gas Company’s poles iu the bueiness portion of this city are being painted. This isa very commendable job, and will.add to the holiday appearance our streets are going to present next week. The Population of Nevada City Is about 5000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, a8 those complaints are, according to stafistics, more numerous than avy other. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on their draggist and get a bottle of Kempe Baleam for the throat and lungs. Price 250 and 60c. Trialsize free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf This is the time of the year to use Uno—the Mexican foot powder ‘for sore and burning feet. Vinton sells it.

Try the new cigar, ' Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. desires and prizes when found thin of excellent quality and none are ex pensive. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ason’s Sale. SUM M ER MILLINERY reduced prices. your MILLINERY. FOR VERY REASONABLE, at is established, ite quality, is the finest WL esi. and itis always the . best. A long, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigare, for sale at Rector Bros. This will give yo DIES—From now ov, and until everything in is sold, we will sell at greatly u an “opportunity to getFOURTH OF JULY bs A] ec Eloceft’s Sailors, 75 cts; Rough Straw Sombreros, Geruine Mexican Sombreros 50 cts;. "~ 35c; Children’ s Sombreros, 25c; olf best quality ness men and others had given very. . . Moore whiskey, arrived here last evenouUR LAUNDRY SOAP . is the best made. Produces strong suds, lasts a long time, removes the dirt quickly and does not injure the g8. All the laundry supplies we offer are Fred Hooper returned last evening from Bisbee, Arizona, where be has been for several months. Mr. Hooper expects to leave shortly for the State of Nevada. Attorney Thos. 8. Ford has returned from René, Nevada, where he has been on legal business. ; W. J. Shattuck, commer vial agent of the Santa-Fe Railroad Oompany, with headquarters at Sacramento, is in Nevada City. The little daughter of Mes. Robert Huckins is quite ill, Ji CO. Donnelly, who represents Jesse ing. . . Mre. Stelifiag of San Francisco arrived here lest evening and left this, morning for Camptonville. Mrs. White and Mrs. Baker went over to North San Juan this morning. Mra. Osterman of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for Sierra City. may KE. J. Isham, J. N. Shannon, J. W. ‘Thomas, W. W. Preat, and N. E. Cassel of San Fraticisoo arrived here on last evening's train. # Ohas. L. Wallace of Oakland is here spending a few days on a business trip. Fraok Merry,, who is employed in the Dowe machine shops at San_ Franclaco, ie home visiting his parents. J.A. Brent, the owner of the Red Cross mine at Omega, was here last evening{fand will, leave tomorrow for the mine. N. F. Howell, the plumber, left this morning on a’week’s trip to Red Bluff and Tuscan Springs. * Major P. F. Simonds left this morning for San Francis co to attend court. J.G. Poor ia down from Red Dog. Free to Thee And thine tonight, the--Quaker Concert Company, and Tuesday night. Last week. j24-2t Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on-hand at all times. They. also have bacon, ne ps in n the. uals way it produces a cup, ot ang oe delicacy. and-flavor. — GEO. C. eae: & SON, “e A Sood Gime Assured--Largs . Yumber of Oiekets Sold. Graduates’ Probably one of the best dances ever given by the graduating, class will be the one which will take place at Armory hall Wednesday evening, and no doubt a large crowd will be in attendance. Every arrangement has been made. A fiue orchestra has been eng cd for for the occasion and excellent music will be furnished to: dance-by, L. A. Walling has been selected .as floor manager and he will be aesisted by H. Loveland, Clifford Dennis, William Woods, Gluyas Richards, H. Rowe, H. Jepson, R. Hicktfian, A. Morgan, H. Evang, A. Oaborn, M, Maher, Gilbert Richards, J. Schmidt, B. Ashton, Ga. Merrill, F. Fleming, J. Hackley and O. Ashburn As the class was necessarily under great expense in arranging for the ball, itis hoped that all who can purchase a ticket will do so. een OOReturned From Camp. Albert Reynolds, the undertaker, has returned from Oamp Gage, where he went with Company ©. Mr. Reynolds says camp life agreed with him and he enjoyed the outing very much. — The Quaker Concert Company Wednesday. Big double show, and the pie-eating . contest by five boys and five tickets for the baby show. All for ten cents, on the ane Seer j25-2t Physicians woul. not recommend Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not know it to be the best in the market. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar, Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Te ae q NEVADA THEATRE! SALLIE ‘PERCIVAL-GREAT VAUDEVILLE TROUPE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 27--28 THE MONTAGUE SISTERS.... oo Porat ose MASTER PROSPER FOREST Champion dancers of the Coast. In coon spevialties, songs and dences Assisted by local talent. Mks. Susan Brown, late of New York, from the Orpheum Circuit. PROSPER FOREST, the greatest Highland Dancer on the Coast. Pialkkate . ccs cn bda'e ce pms ened 50 cent beams and lard for sale. tf _ PROMPT. ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Result of Industry. ine! Out near the County Hospital can be seen the result of what one man can do bys little care and patience We refer to W.H. Lehr’s place, where ages of varioue kinds are produced in atundance. .Mr.Lebr. finds ready sale for his entire crop every season, and he has established « regular busi-. ness in the berry line. Mrs. Hill’s insect st powder: is the best —Vinton has a fresh supply. sh het RLECTRICAL WORK! —000— All kinds. House wiring, call bell .and annunciator work. Burglar alarms, etc., BROAD sree, NEVADA CITY, CAL fee. ” File Your Claims. The Board of. Supervisors will meet fo regular seession on Monday next. All parties having claims against the county are requested to file the same with County Olerk F L. Arbogast on or before next Thureday. Subsorids for the Transonter: oi Da Union Platform —OoNn— Saturday Evening, June 29, 4K SALLIE FERCIVAL. Reserved seats..... Lad sail 60 sal are my specialties. . During the evening ALBERT AND COZETTE ALLAN: The Little Cake Walkers My work is neatly done. and thotoughly insulated. 8 [eer Call me Bp. RALPH A. ‘EDD : TABLE DELICACIES. Pickled Pigs Feet 10c per Ib Saratoga Chips 20c per Ib Limberger Cheese 35c each Swiss Cheese =. 35¢ per tb Pickles . = 10c a quart Ripe Olives 25c a quart Cream Cheese 3 for 25 cts Cream Cheese 6 for 25 cts Abalone = = 20cacan JELL-O -. “. ioc a pkge —AT— acksons Beehive Grocery Diamonds, Silverware, Will appear and entertain you. The Best-of Dance eiusic will be furnished. Phone ort GLAD ONTAGUE, m" With mercies versace! Ebony Brushes engravea —AT— C. J. BRAND'S JEWELRY STORE SIMPLICITY PORTABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewriter. Better than all others in every particular RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for DURABILITY Circular. New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. STRONG SHOES awe Ox Esos7*sWe have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS 1 75 TO $2, according tosize. Also an Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes { spection, the quality of our The beauty, daintiness, and on inSHIRT WAISTS. en RM In the latest stylea of Vici Ku, Velours and BoxOaif. Price trom $2 50 up: EATHER EARABLES. _ BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Equal to Professionals, , ‘They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL,NOT RIP. PRICE. ALIGNMENT}? —— —>?-+——>}-4— THE : OLD : FASHIONED : WAY x fascinntes all who come to look, And looking means buying. No woman with a grain of economy in hér nature will let abies opportunity slip. At least two of these waists snould be hers before to-morrow’s sun goes down. 99 Waist and Silk ® have “THE TROJ A Waists in all sizes. Of clean a watch or clock. was to lubricate” the works with coal oil. It did all right for the turnips our _ fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by*piece. Each minute whee! must be free® from anything which would retard the movement. We clean and repair watches thorougbly. By having them ofinnees frequently, years are added ISNELL @ FLEMING’S. CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. ~ PA. & H.W. HARTUNG,, Vigechmakers, . gage Street ea ate Nevada City aa EN SRA Ges le GUS Eas sateen uttinbessapaeesesn