June 28, 1902 (4 pages)

Pe at oats we ented Snip ements en ae Sa weferer cect eae ve 6 y a ~ Issued eeadl = — The Sears of oO RR AL, RC CE IY TT LTE A II OT enon Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMiet, = + = * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, * re Delivered to any part uffthe city. 12 t-2c Por Week N INTERESTING but not correspondingly instruc— tive debate occurred in the House one-day this week, the only apparent purpose of which was to show that General Sherman was correct in his definition of war. Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio contended that hostilities againsi the Filipinos had been conducted on more humane lines than were established in the war between the North and South in 1863-65. Mr. Grosvenor quoted liberally from the record in support of his position. General Grant had-urged the Washington Government to.make the Shenandoah Valley a barren waste. Stonewall Jackson had urged upon General Lee the policy of raising the black flag as the best means or resisting invasion. In the stress of the campaigns the belief was expressed that the way to peace lay through the valley of horrors. © ~ : eRe tae All this kind of talk is idle. The law of self-preservation applies to nations as well to individuals. Among men and women whom the law fails to protect that which is necessary is justifiable. The law condemns no man for taking life in defense of national life, adopt policies which would not be justified in a war in which the life of neither nation was at stake. : : The time to hold up to public view the scars of war is when war.lies in the perspective. It is of little use to dull the public mind with recitals of horrors which were the natural if not the lawful result of Government action. The private soldier is but a part of an elaborate machine. At mo point between the private and the head of the War Department can definite authority be placed. A common purpose is in view, and censuré justly fallsonly upon the man who fails to aid the accomplishment of that purpose. ———— Se Fe ee ee eee ‘the banquet hall of the Masonic building forthe Fourth of July, and_ will have open house for the Grase Valley Lodge and other visiting Elke, and cordially invite all their friends to come and partake of their hospitality and enjoy themselves with the things the benevolent Elks will provide for the wants of the inner mga. The Elks never do things by halves, and are especially noted for their gelightfal spreads, and they will have all the delicacies of the season on their tables, this great spread, and you can eat, driak and be merry. decided to turn out in the parade, sixty strong, and they have invited Graes Valley Lodge of Elks.and other outside lodges to join with them. ‘They will have one of the handsomest . floats in the parade. >PoRrPerr Fre HDHD Childrens’ Questions. CCASIONALLY one hears an ignorant or thoughtless parent rebuking a child for asking questions. It must be admitted, too, that the persistent queries of an inquisitive child are sometimes annoying. A wotried parent thinks, now and then, that.a child ought to reason out problems by itself instead of asking father or mother to explain such simple matters as why the grass is green instead of red, and why God made fleas. wee But a parent ought to be proud of a child which has an inquiring mind, for it is the bright child that wants.to learn all about the wonderful world in which it finds itself. A stupid child does not ask questions, for it does not see problems. It requires some brain work to see a question. ~ Curiosity, in English, has an unpleasant connotation in the popular mind. It is associated in idea with Peeping ‘Toms and prying busybodies. But curiosity, in several other languages—perhaps in all other languages—has not this evil connotation. Curiosity is a thirst for knowledge. Curiosity and desire for ease have-been the intellectual stimuli of the human race. They have brought civilization out of ‘savagery. What is scientific ardor but burning curiosity? What passion excited every original thinker, especially in natural science, to study and experiment? Curiosity, of course. Kepler, Newton, Galileo, Copernicus, Darwin, Helmholtz were all extremely curious. The asking of a question is preliminary to answering it, and it is often an intellectual feat to think of the question. People believed in the spontaneous generation of life until #@me one—perhaps Pasteur himself—asked the question, ““How can life come out of nothing?” theory of spontaneous generation was a fallacy. If a grown there many wonderful and puzzling things, wouldn’t he ply the Martian citizens with queries? and wouldn’t he deem the Martians very uncivil if they bade him hush and ask no questions? A child is a newcomer in a strange world, and it 4s right and proper that it should ask questions. J. " Weiseman, a San Francisco Hquor drammer, was arrested in Ohico TET WALENTA ERT the Blks Will Have No End of Attractions} Have Been Provided for the 4th and 6th, : ee The celebrations at this city on the fourth and fifth of July will bring the}. largest crowd of people from the various parts of the county, and other localities, to the county seat, thet has ever visited this city: Applications are being received daily by the hotel keepers and others, asking that accommodations be reserved for them for three days. As Sunday follows the. ® last day of the great demonstration, the majority of our visitors will probably remain at the county seat antil Monday morning. ie The people who come to Nevada City to celebrate will be finely entertained as no end of attractions have been]: provided for the amusement of all. t The parade on the morning of the Fourth will be the finest and most gorgeous ever seen in Northern Oalifornia; the literary exercises at the theatre will be of an extraordinary high order, and the excellent program of varied amusements and sports in ~ Open: House For ‘Their Friends. ——— ee Nevada Lodge of Elks hae secured Not a thing will be wanting in The Elks have “Automobile Line. It is new almost a certainty that an ere ene nse TS . Camptonville to play for the big dance on the night of the Fourth of Jaly. North Bloomfield, It is several years since a stage has been run on this route, and it will be a great convenibuilding he recently purchased from the Seheurman estate, and is going to run @ barber shop, confectionery store and bakery. business man, and is very accommodating. his venture. Farth, who arrived from San Francisco last evening. SHO JO ENS, STONES WANTED Town. ~ Horribles. All parties who have old masquerade costumes of any kind whatever, and do not wish to use them, are requested to send word to Dr. I. L, Bowman or Fred E, Brown, who will send for them and return the articles ia good condition. It is designed to have a monster parade of the Ancient and Renowned Order of Horribles on the evening of the Fourth of July. It is sure to be one of the distinguishing features of the celebration. a Mejor J. H. McBride 1s-quite sick. The San Juan orchestra is going to German Bros. are going to put ona tage line between Smartsville and nce to people living on the road. Lou Evans has moved into the-riew Lou ‘is a hustling ry one He will no doubt succeed in ~ Very Low. George I. Beckley this morning received a dispatch stating that his father was very low at Franklin, SacEd German came over this morning rom North San Juan to drive over Ed “Personal Mention. R. , Miss Florence Hamilton left thie ‘morning for Berkeley to summer vacation. é : Charles Miller was over from North San Juan today. rit nt Seed Dr. W. Hoin of Berlin arrived here Ohampion on the morning train. spending a few days. H. Dickerman has generously do-. nated two large packeges of melt milk for babies, valued at $7.50, for baby contest on the Fourth of Jaly, Smoke the up-to-date Oigir Thomas pec none better. For sale it Rectir ros. Kite came down from Washingspend her an are being frescoed. — GENCPOUS DOMAUON. . x» 20terr partic by Govern for another four years, now, first vice-president; Miss of the prizes te be given at the Mies L. Landsburg, secretary; planist. large air compressor oban, this morning for th ‘Three carloads of machinery a, being laid and the walle and cejiin The Epworth League last evenin, as. Henry Bi Angwin, president; Miss Anna Oat Powell, second vice-president; She ‘man. Danforth, third vice-president Mrs, E. Badger, foarth vice-president Marchie, tressurer; Mise F, Brayton RDAY.004 Notes of Interest From {Masquerade Clothes for’ ss:zzr* * = "wr onses ing and the Thriving Little the Parade of the go re ete returned gts Pas: ‘nie Is A. Anderson is £. Winchester spending @ fev L. Anthony 4! Francisco art ng’a traio. N. Polley is da ak wh Walters is here from Ban sopirs miager tes vac, for jc a his rancisco. t The Odd Fello fellows are fizing up thoie i ee . ss D, Bunough of Santa Rosa is here. hallin fine shape. New carpets ad. R. Garnier, 8u) Mola mine at gh this city ps Angeles. J, Simmons ar rora-the New ] o. Dunster of on a visit to b im. Giffia has rf e New Indepen A. Andersen last evening ® or Washiagto ss Edna Brov , county, is he ramento county. He will leave tomorrow morning for hie father’s bed. side. Whist Last Night. Mrs. H. Dickerman entertained aj Ee : Fourd, An ordivaty door key was picked up on! PARASOLS automoble line, ranning from Placerville to Lake Tahoe, a distance of sixty-five milee, will be established in the near fature. The lake terminus of the system will b» at Tallac. A company. has been started in Placerville to float the new venture, and the necessary arrangementé are now being made. Atrial trip was made yesterday in an automobile by a party consisting of J. E. Sutton, George Schiff, @. J. Green, H. B. Lazarte, Theodore Scbant-and Flint Chase, all of Placerville. A carefal inspection was made of the entire route, and the party was highly pleased with the result of their investigation. At present sa stage line makes the trip to the lake twice a week, and the new company expects to make the trip every day. The old Placerville road along which the new automobile line will run is one of the fleest in the State of California, and is the afternoon will be sure to please all. The display of fireworks on: the evening of the Fourth, together witb the grand electric display and illum ination of the town will be a fitting finale te the day’s exercises, and it je safe to assert that the entire town will be ablaze with patriotic glory and splendor. On the Fiftb, the morning attractions will be band concerts and the grand battalion drill between Oo. IN. G. C.of Grass Valley and Oo. O. of this city, besides guard mount and ‘dress parade by these military companies. In the afternoon there will be a grand balloon ascension by a professional aeronaut, basket ball contests, and other entertaining features, The demonstration will conclude with a grand ball to be given at Armory Hall in the evening. Other attractions have been provided for those who-do not care to dance. If you do not attend. the celebration number of friends st her home on Church etreet last evening, and the evening was devoted te whist. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion, in roses and sweet peas. An elaborate fepast was partaken of; and the assembled guests greatly enjoyed themselves. The first prize was won by Mrs. G. J. Rector, the second was awarded to Miss Nellie Joyce, while Mrs. J. F. Colley received the consolation. An Old Friend. If you. desire accomodations of the best, if you wish to eat a meal which ‘ean not be equalled at the prevailing rates anywhere, you will go to the National, Thirty years Of experience Messrs. Bector Brog, the. genial preprietors of the National, to understand in the hotel business have enabled . : the street 'oday. The owner can procure the same by applying at this office. lw Business Chance. The wise investment of $20 is often the foundation of snecess, if you *re not wedded to plodding methods, you should inve:t gate our proposition. It is or the man of modest earnings who wishes to receive a steady income without interf, ing. with present em. de ra Address H. B OLASEI, $56 Dearrn Street, Chicago, 111, Wood Wanted. Bids will be received by fhe Board of Education of Nevada City up to Wednesday, July 10, 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for: Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak Wood, } } for you. Maher & Co's, Nevada Ci Ladies, today. we place in one .of. our big windows, som ‘grand things in this season’s parasols—just what you wi need for the Fourth. Never were they as. cheap before. nice Parasols for 75. cents. : worth in Parasols. pet: Come and ¥ Great sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waists. All of these hav been reduced. ‘Come to the Big Store now. We are read BUNTING! BUNTING! get your money This question set Pasteur thinking until he demonstrated by experiment that the man were transplanted to Mars, and found The Union Ice Co, has donated one thousand pounds of ice to the Fourth of July committee for use on that day. noted for its unsurpassed and beautiful scenery and early history, It was ‘on this road that Horace Greeley was driven by Hank Monk, the trip made famous by Mark Twain, The road wae built by the miners during thepalmy days of Virginia and the Com j_ stock mines, so that they cogid haul ballion to Sacramento and bring back supplies. Then it was that the robbery of Bullion Bend toek place. After the mines played out the road was made a toll way, each ten miles being owned by a different pirty. In this way the road. was kept in splendid condition. interesting News lens Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. at Nevada City, you will miss the big~ gest “time” of your life. But then, nobody is going to miss it, for the entire populace of the county will be Court Notes. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: H. M. Bayne vs. George W. Locke. In this sction it is ordered that the deposition of Henry M. Bayne be opened by counsel for plaintiff. Estate of W. A. Volmer etal. Order settling final account and decree of distribution. This was the first probate case that was ever entered in the Superior Court, It was in 1880. Citizens Bank vs. Alfred Tregidge aud E. J. de Sabla Jr. Order diemissing the case. ee Would-Smash the Club. . Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salvé, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalde and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 26c at Vinton’s drug store. The baseball team of the Champion mine has. accepted the challenge of the Gaston Ridge ball team. Thedate and place have not yet been fixed. The Colts will play ball with the Athletes tomorrow. : oa The very best of ice cream will be served in the building at the corner of . Commercial und Main streets, formerly occupied by L. Hyman & Co., on the fourth and fifth of July. ut Maher & Oo. today placed a large lot of parasols in their windows and as the pricesare very low they will meet with rapid sale. Read the advertise4 ment. “Saratoga Chips” is the subject of George O. Gaylord & Son’s new adverCold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage ‘Meats you should send your orders to finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. fe21-tf tisement. Twenty-five cents . per pound isthe price at which they are sold. : Sree Ae a 89 8 at ’ lin have ready Back From Bepiip. . . 1. & p. mast vr sey ery an immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name and description. Any order can now be filled. e can suit you in. “Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We also keep on hand MASURY’S PAINTS whicb are absolutely pure and color. Fully guaranteed. Matt Waite an@ wife have returned from Berlin, Nevada. Matt bss bad charge of some mining property at that place, and is a first-class mill man. His many friends are: glad. to aie. _ Th? Curse of Womankind . ; every Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherae man’s Headache Cure gives instant reliefy Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 95c and 10ca box. It cures neuralgia. . : the smallest wants of their patrons, 3risse] Bros, Commercial street. The} Now tor Lumber Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth -_Twenty Cords of Fourfect First Growth ch For Sale at aB : SEO : mente Fee Sele #6 Daren: . . 19Vell seasoned: and of good . § quality, to: be delivered at Washington schoolhouse,carefully piled. Delivery of said . wood to be completed not later than August 30, 1902: i: The Board reserves and to cater totheir wishes in every respect. This is why the National and) Annex has become a synonym, both. locally and with travelera, for all that is excellent in hotel accom odation. -' The Holland Ranch, situated .nea* Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf *Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands bave founda the goods. ' All kinds of Bunting for the Fourth of July. Red, Whit and Blue Ribbons—all widths. The Fourth is almost here ‘and we are ready with Respectfully, == ==” ; WH 8, ae" vv vv v SPICED NUTS ps. gene elt Cieh sau than a walnut, They are iced and then covered with we . powdered suger. 20 cents per pound, Bz Co dmother, Mrs. orge Storey hi da. M. Annie, whe lan Francisco, ing and left tl pbago mine, .James Dunt pr, who have b is city, return ax yesterday. asus fabo Grissel bro from. North and took him nt a week agt le working in t bmfield, and hi mpted to dooto bw badly swoll , Amputatic sary. 0 Opel B. Rinehart, in the inter in the Gold K ny, Sterra « apers of the . Bteamboat m that his mine Eighteen ye yorked. He . gements tos ti v These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly tour years oes @ of the largest and best equipped Dental on Coast and Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern CTRI and other eonveniences for 4d absolutely first-class were 6 mess — sos Ae wath, enrennare Se Cee, en Sere, Pee spacers. by’ shor OUR PRICES = . PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS. °., ene Ga Je Bees tlt oe oe awe ote O0. SILVER FILLINGS..\ 9 et 00 “k BRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00 CLEANING. .cccccccsepeceee tp . Le No charge for cting when plates . are ordered l. ; . for cruelty to animals. He hired . This ie double the amount that is gen. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. horse, as be said, togo to Durham, &. erally given, and J.J. Hanley, the acDickerman, sole agent. distance of seven miles, but instead . commodating manager of the com—————_—__ he went to Powellton, about twenty-. pany, evidently intends that people eight miles distant im the _— sball keep cool on that day. C ASTOR . A polio a ee . Headache Saps Your Vitality For Infants and Children. Ad wrecks the brio. .,One rte . The Kind You Have Always Bought 7. S gpl te pet adhagmnteengmetn 0 ‘Bears the ‘ one. cu ie * ‘a if S. -ppoons. Oall and see sg uy to Long” eget a cent engravings are the Pine, etc, ‘These make Souven'r Spoons, Promptly and Neatly Repaired . blessing to the body in Dr. King’s N 1 : 4 s : : : rie itis: whtch, positively cure Con. . 784 to reject any or all bids. LADY FINGERS A small delicate cake. 20 cents Jfodore Wetze dal ee Eg ay ie gree CHAS E MuLtioy per pound. — by are ~~, aundice, alaria, Fever an ue : . ped Feand all Liver and ‘Stomach troubles. : Chairman. WALNUT CREAMS 4 eesti oiced, with fature, hom le, ae) at We D.Vintows. Le SCALKINS, Sec’y. ee walnut in center. One pound, 20 cents. el was for o drag store, _ Nevada City, June 28, 1902. . ? oe nt of the De: ; ; * a i ves, the cou . . C. E. Mulloy, Grocer E:::: 3 eee ‘Winch pup : . : ‘ : ‘ bine, aud it ¥ —SELL—— f — : . It weighs : ae ‘Phat’s right, price with ue is no-object just now. We're ov lece of work : : stocked and have te get rid of our brand new stock at any Pride now in he : % We can’t afford to Keep it and as a result you get the beve era ‘ ‘i. (? ream ‘ reezers , All our TRIMMED HATS go regardless of value. Everyth m same proportion. e in and see for yourself. W a trouble to show yon these goods. We can please you. Con ial St., : " T: Mill ne Queer $x 75 . Gommersiel St. MIRG. L. LUBECK, anv y agente f : si . ‘ 2 00 — —— y at Mra, . QUATUS .0. 2. tees seeeeeees iavtoweseanis 2 25 sa sens bdist churel 4 quarts... de eenhanven lags fae hs 2 50 9 oe oe ee aeeee [DORE Get Lett---Be On Time k= iriger ators. : We have an clegsnt line of OLOCKS and WATOHES of all 'y, the con _e makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. le at hie $8 ae You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches ty a grab fo -50 $10 $12.50 $14.00 or clocks In your possessiop and rely upon it. If you have 4 hee of getti enaaeaae . Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing + The box _ bring Ittous, We will fix it. That's our specialty. Try u*. ns a great} end 4See Our Window ; Display A < . H W Hartun re Dono gg wie Feather coe aor ge a al “Ee to Nevada : Watchmakers . at the Natio E lectro=-Dental . arlors PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT : : naa , <= y Broth ePrery : — ———— ty Bro DR. R. E. 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Pe at oats we ented Snip ements en ae Sa weferer cect eae ve 6 y a ~ Issued eeadl = — The Sears of oO RR AL, RC CE IY TT LTE A II OT enon Nevapa City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ByMiet, = + = * $6 Per Year . By Carrier, * re Delivered to any part uffthe city. 12 t-2c Por Week N INTERESTING but not correspondingly instruc— tive debate occurred in the House one-day this week, the only apparent purpose of which was to show that General Sherman was correct in his definition of war. Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio contended that hostilities againsi the Filipinos had been conducted on more humane lines than were established in the war between the North and South in 1863-65. Mr. Grosvenor quoted liberally from the record in support of his position. General Grant had-urged the Washington Government to.make the Shenandoah Valley a barren waste. Stonewall Jackson had urged upon General Lee the policy of raising the black flag as the best means or resisting invasion. In the stress of the campaigns the belief was expressed that the way to peace lay through the valley of horrors. © ~ : eRe tae All this kind of talk is idle. The law of self-preservation applies to nations as well to individuals. Among men and women whom the law fails to protect that which is necessary is justifiable. The law condemns no man for taking life in defense of national life, adopt policies which would not be justified in a war in which the life of neither nation was at stake. : : The time to hold up to public view the scars of war is when war.lies in the perspective. It is of little use to dull the public mind with recitals of horrors which were the natural if not the lawful result of Government action. The private soldier is but a part of an elaborate machine. At mo point between the private and the head of the War Department can definite authority be placed. A common purpose is in view, and censuré justly fallsonly upon the man who fails to aid the accomplishment of that purpose. ———— Se Fe ee ee eee ‘the banquet hall of the Masonic building forthe Fourth of July, and_ will have open house for the Grase Valley Lodge and other visiting Elke, and cordially invite all their friends to come and partake of their hospitality and enjoy themselves with the things the benevolent Elks will provide for the wants of the inner mga. The Elks never do things by halves, and are especially noted for their gelightfal spreads, and they will have all the delicacies of the season on their tables, this great spread, and you can eat, driak and be merry. decided to turn out in the parade, sixty strong, and they have invited Graes Valley Lodge of Elks.and other outside lodges to join with them. ‘They will have one of the handsomest . floats in the parade. >PoRrPerr Fre HDHD Childrens’ Questions. CCASIONALLY one hears an ignorant or thoughtless parent rebuking a child for asking questions. It must be admitted, too, that the persistent queries of an inquisitive child are sometimes annoying. A wotried parent thinks, now and then, that.a child ought to reason out problems by itself instead of asking father or mother to explain such simple matters as why the grass is green instead of red, and why God made fleas. wee But a parent ought to be proud of a child which has an inquiring mind, for it is the bright child that wants.to learn all about the wonderful world in which it finds itself. A stupid child does not ask questions, for it does not see problems. It requires some brain work to see a question. ~ Curiosity, in English, has an unpleasant connotation in the popular mind. It is associated in idea with Peeping ‘Toms and prying busybodies. But curiosity, in several other languages—perhaps in all other languages—has not this evil connotation. Curiosity is a thirst for knowledge. Curiosity and desire for ease have-been the intellectual stimuli of the human race. They have brought civilization out of ‘savagery. What is scientific ardor but burning curiosity? What passion excited every original thinker, especially in natural science, to study and experiment? Curiosity, of course. Kepler, Newton, Galileo, Copernicus, Darwin, Helmholtz were all extremely curious. The asking of a question is preliminary to answering it, and it is often an intellectual feat to think of the question. People believed in the spontaneous generation of life until #@me one—perhaps Pasteur himself—asked the question, ““How can life come out of nothing?” theory of spontaneous generation was a fallacy. If a grown there many wonderful and puzzling things, wouldn’t he ply the Martian citizens with queries? and wouldn’t he deem the Martians very uncivil if they bade him hush and ask no questions? A child is a newcomer in a strange world, and it 4s right and proper that it should ask questions. J. " Weiseman, a San Francisco Hquor drammer, was arrested in Ohico TET WALENTA ERT the Blks Will Have No End of Attractions} Have Been Provided for the 4th and 6th, : ee The celebrations at this city on the fourth and fifth of July will bring the}. largest crowd of people from the various parts of the county, and other localities, to the county seat, thet has ever visited this city: Applications are being received daily by the hotel keepers and others, asking that accommodations be reserved for them for three days. As Sunday follows the. ® last day of the great demonstration, the majority of our visitors will probably remain at the county seat antil Monday morning. ie The people who come to Nevada City to celebrate will be finely entertained as no end of attractions have been]: provided for the amusement of all. t The parade on the morning of the Fourth will be the finest and most gorgeous ever seen in Northern Oalifornia; the literary exercises at the theatre will be of an extraordinary high order, and the excellent program of varied amusements and sports in ~ Open: House For ‘Their Friends. ——— ee Nevada Lodge of Elks hae secured Not a thing will be wanting in The Elks have “Automobile Line. It is new almost a certainty that an ere ene nse TS . Camptonville to play for the big dance on the night of the Fourth of Jaly. North Bloomfield, It is several years since a stage has been run on this route, and it will be a great convenibuilding he recently purchased from the Seheurman estate, and is going to run @ barber shop, confectionery store and bakery. business man, and is very accommodating. his venture. Farth, who arrived from San Francisco last evening. SHO JO ENS, STONES WANTED Town. ~ Horribles. All parties who have old masquerade costumes of any kind whatever, and do not wish to use them, are requested to send word to Dr. I. L, Bowman or Fred E, Brown, who will send for them and return the articles ia good condition. It is designed to have a monster parade of the Ancient and Renowned Order of Horribles on the evening of the Fourth of July. It is sure to be one of the distinguishing features of the celebration. a Mejor J. H. McBride 1s-quite sick. The San Juan orchestra is going to German Bros. are going to put ona tage line between Smartsville and nce to people living on the road. Lou Evans has moved into the-riew Lou ‘is a hustling ry one He will no doubt succeed in ~ Very Low. George I. Beckley this morning received a dispatch stating that his father was very low at Franklin, SacEd German came over this morning rom North San Juan to drive over Ed “Personal Mention. R. , Miss Florence Hamilton left thie ‘morning for Berkeley to summer vacation. é : Charles Miller was over from North San Juan today. rit nt Seed Dr. W. Hoin of Berlin arrived here Ohampion on the morning train. spending a few days. H. Dickerman has generously do-. nated two large packeges of melt milk for babies, valued at $7.50, for baby contest on the Fourth of Jaly, Smoke the up-to-date Oigir Thomas pec none better. For sale it Rectir ros. Kite came down from Washingspend her an are being frescoed. — GENCPOUS DOMAUON. . x» 20terr partic by Govern for another four years, now, first vice-president; Miss of the prizes te be given at the Mies L. Landsburg, secretary; planist. large air compressor oban, this morning for th ‘Three carloads of machinery a, being laid and the walle and cejiin The Epworth League last evenin, as. Henry Bi Angwin, president; Miss Anna Oat Powell, second vice-president; She ‘man. Danforth, third vice-president Mrs, E. Badger, foarth vice-president Marchie, tressurer; Mise F, Brayton RDAY.004 Notes of Interest From {Masquerade Clothes for’ ss:zzr* * = "wr onses ing and the Thriving Little the Parade of the go re ete returned gts Pas: ‘nie Is A. Anderson is £. Winchester spending @ fev L. Anthony 4! Francisco art ng’a traio. N. Polley is da ak wh Walters is here from Ban sopirs miager tes vac, for jc a his rancisco. t The Odd Fello fellows are fizing up thoie i ee . ss D, Bunough of Santa Rosa is here. hallin fine shape. New carpets ad.. R. Garnier, 8u) Mola mine at gh this city ps Angeles. J, Simmons ar rora-the New ] o. Dunster of on a visit to b im. Giffia has rf e New Indepen A. Andersen last evening ® or Washiagto ss Edna Brov , county, is he ramento county. He will leave tomorrow morning for hie father’s bed. side. Whist Last Night. Mrs. H. Dickerman entertained aj Ee : Fourd, An ordivaty door key was picked up on! PARASOLS automoble line, ranning from Placerville to Lake Tahoe, a distance of sixty-five milee, will be established in the near fature. The lake terminus of the system will b» at Tallac. A company. has been started in Placerville to float the new venture, and the necessary arrangementé are now being made. Atrial trip was made yesterday in an automobile by a party consisting of J. E. Sutton, George Schiff, @. J. Green, H. B. Lazarte, Theodore Scbant-and Flint Chase, all of Placerville. A carefal inspection was made of the entire route, and the party was highly pleased with the result of their investigation. At present sa stage line makes the trip to the lake twice a week, and the new company expects to make the trip every day. The old Placerville road along which the new automobile line will run is one of the fleest in the State of California, and is the afternoon will be sure to please all. The display of fireworks on: the evening of the Fourth, together witb the grand electric display and illum ination of the town will be a fitting finale te the day’s exercises, and it je safe to assert that the entire town will be ablaze with patriotic glory and splendor. On the Fiftb, the morning attractions will be band concerts and the grand battalion drill between Oo. IN. G. C.of Grass Valley and Oo. O. of this city, besides guard mount and ‘dress parade by these military companies. In the afternoon there will be a grand balloon ascension by a professional aeronaut, basket ball contests, and other entertaining features, The demonstration will conclude with a grand ball to be given at Armory Hall in the evening. Other attractions have been provided for those who-do not care to dance. If you do not attend. the celebration number of friends st her home on Church etreet last evening, and the evening was devoted te whist. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion, in roses and sweet peas. An

elaborate fepast was partaken of; and the assembled guests greatly enjoyed themselves. The first prize was won by Mrs. G. J. Rector, the second was awarded to Miss Nellie Joyce, while Mrs. J. F. Colley received the consolation. An Old Friend. If you. desire accomodations of the best, if you wish to eat a meal which ‘ean not be equalled at the prevailing rates anywhere, you will go to the National, Thirty years Of experience Messrs. Bector Brog, the. genial preprietors of the National, to understand in the hotel business have enabled . : the street 'oday. The owner can procure the same by applying at this office. lw Business Chance. The wise investment of $20 is often the foundation of snecess, if you *re not wedded to plodding methods, you should inve:t gate our proposition. It is or the man of modest earnings who wishes to receive a steady income without interf, ing. with present em. de ra Address H. B OLASEI, $56 Dearrn Street, Chicago, 111, Wood Wanted. Bids will be received by fhe Board of Education of Nevada City up to Wednesday, July 10, 1902, at 7 o’clock p. m., for: Forty Cords of Four-foot Oak Wood, } } for you. Maher & Co's, Nevada Ci Ladies, today. we place in one .of. our big windows, som ‘grand things in this season’s parasols—just what you wi need for the Fourth. Never were they as. cheap before. nice Parasols for 75. cents. : worth in Parasols. pet: Come and ¥ Great sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waists. All of these hav been reduced. ‘Come to the Big Store now. We are read BUNTING! BUNTING! get your money This question set Pasteur thinking until he demonstrated by experiment that the man were transplanted to Mars, and found The Union Ice Co, has donated one thousand pounds of ice to the Fourth of July committee for use on that day. noted for its unsurpassed and beautiful scenery and early history, It was ‘on this road that Horace Greeley was driven by Hank Monk, the trip made famous by Mark Twain, The road wae built by the miners during thepalmy days of Virginia and the Com j_ stock mines, so that they cogid haul ballion to Sacramento and bring back supplies. Then it was that the robbery of Bullion Bend toek place. After the mines played out the road was made a toll way, each ten miles being owned by a different pirty. In this way the road. was kept in splendid condition. interesting News lens Told in a Brief Way for Busy Readers. at Nevada City, you will miss the big~ gest “time” of your life. But then, nobody is going to miss it, for the entire populace of the county will be Court Notes. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court this morning, Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: H. M. Bayne vs. George W. Locke. In this sction it is ordered that the deposition of Henry M. Bayne be opened by counsel for plaintiff. Estate of W. A. Volmer etal. Order settling final account and decree of distribution. This was the first probate case that was ever entered in the Superior Court, It was in 1880. Citizens Bank vs. Alfred Tregidge aud E. J. de Sabla Jr. Order diemissing the case. ee Would-Smash the Club. . Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salvé, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalde and Piles, It cures or no pay. Only 26c at Vinton’s drug store. The baseball team of the Champion mine has. accepted the challenge of the Gaston Ridge ball team. Thedate and place have not yet been fixed. The Colts will play ball with the Athletes tomorrow. : oa The very best of ice cream will be served in the building at the corner of . Commercial und Main streets, formerly occupied by L. Hyman & Co., on the fourth and fifth of July. ut Maher & Oo. today placed a large lot of parasols in their windows and as the pricesare very low they will meet with rapid sale. Read the advertise4 ment. “Saratoga Chips” is the subject of George O. Gaylord & Son’s new adverCold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage ‘Meats you should send your orders to finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. fe21-tf tisement. Twenty-five cents . per pound isthe price at which they are sold. : Sree Ae a 89 8 at ’ lin have ready Back From Bepiip. . . 1. & p. mast vr sey ery an immense stock of Lumber of every kind, name and description. Any order can now be filled. e can suit you in.. “Doors, Windows, Sashes, etc. We also keep on hand MASURY’S PAINTS whicb are absolutely pure and color. Fully guaranteed. Matt Waite an@ wife have returned from Berlin, Nevada. Matt bss bad charge of some mining property at that place, and is a first-class mill man. His many friends are: glad. to aie. _ Th? Curse of Womankind . ; every Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherae man’s Headache Cure gives instant reliefy Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 95c and 10ca box. It cures neuralgia. . : the smallest wants of their patrons, 3risse] Bros, Commercial street. The} Now tor Lumber Twenty Cords of Fourfoot First Growth -_Twenty Cords of Fourfect First Growth ch For Sale at aB : SEO : mente Fee Sele #6 Daren: . . 19Vell seasoned: and of good . § quality, to: be delivered at Washington schoolhouse,carefully piled. Delivery of said . wood to be completed not later than August 30, 1902: i: The Board reserves and to cater totheir wishes in every respect. This is why the National and) Annex has become a synonym, both. locally and with travelera, for all that is excellent in hotel accom odation. -' The Holland Ranch, situated .nea* Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Mor an. tf *Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thousands bave founda the goods. ' All kinds of Bunting for the Fourth of July. Red, Whit and Blue Ribbons—all widths. The Fourth is almost here ‘and we are ready with Respectfully, == ==” ; WH 8, ae" vv vv v SPICED NUTS ps. gene elt Cieh sau than a walnut, They are iced and then covered with we . powdered suger. 20 cents per pound, Bz Co dmother, Mrs. orge Storey hi da. M. Annie, whe lan Francisco, ing and left tl pbago mine, .James Dunt pr, who have b is city, return ax yesterday. asus fabo Grissel bro from. North and took him nt a week agt le working in t bmfield, and hi mpted to dooto bw badly swoll , Amputatic sary. 0 Opel B. Rinehart, in the inter in the Gold K ny, Sterra « apers of the . Bteamboat m that his mine Eighteen ye yorked. He . gements tos ti v These parlors are a branch of the Electro-Deneal Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly tour years oes @ of the largest and best equipped Dental on Coast and Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern CTRI and other eonveniences for 4d absolutely first-class were 6 mess — sos Ae wath, enrennare Se Cee, en Sere, Pee spacers. by’ shor OUR PRICES = . PLATES, full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS. °.., ene Ga Je Bees tlt oe oe awe ote O0. SILVER FILLINGS...\ 9 et 00 “k BRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00 CLEANING.. .cccccccsepeceee tp . Le No charge for cting when plates . are ordered l. ; . for cruelty to animals. He hired . This ie double the amount that is gen. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. horse, as be said, togo to Durham, &. erally given, and J.J. Hanley, the acDickerman, sole agent. distance of seven miles, but instead . commodating manager of the com—————_—__ he went to Powellton, about twenty-. pany, evidently intends that people eight miles distant im the _— sball keep cool on that day. C ASTOR . A polio a ee . Headache Saps Your Vitality For Infants and Children. Ad wrecks the brio. .,One rte . The Kind You Have Always Bought 7. S gpl te pet adhagmnteengmetn 0 ‘Bears the ‘ one. cu ie * ‘a if S. -ppoons. Oall and see sg uy to Long” eget a cent engravings are the Pine, etc, ‘These make Souven'r Spoons, Promptly and Neatly Repaired . blessing to the body in Dr. King’s N 1 : 4 s : : : rie itis: whtch, positively cure Con. . 784 to reject any or all bids. LADY FINGERS A small delicate cake. 20 cents Jfodore Wetze dal ee Eg ay ie gree CHAS E MuLtioy per pound. — by are ~~, aundice, alaria, Fever an ue : . ped Feand all Liver and ‘Stomach troubles. : Chairman. WALNUT CREAMS 4 eesti oiced, with fature, hom le, ae) at We D.Vintows. Le SCALKINS, Sec’y. ee walnut in center. One pound, 20 cents. el was for o drag store, _ Nevada City, June 28, 1902. . ? oe nt of the De: ; ; * a i ves, the cou . . C. E. Mulloy, Grocer E:::: 3 eee ‘Winch pup : . : ‘ : ‘ bine, aud it ¥ —SELL—— f — : . It weighs : ae ‘Phat’s right, price with ue is no-object just now. We're ov lece of work : : stocked and have te get rid of our brand new stock at any Pride now in he : % We can’t afford to Keep it and as a result you get the beve era ‘ ‘i. (? ream ‘ reezers , All our TRIMMED HATS go regardless of value. Everyth m same proportion. e in and see for yourself. W a trouble to show yon these goods. We can please you. Con ial St., : " T: Mill ne Queer $x 75 . Gommersiel St. MIRG. L. LUBECK, anv y agente f : si . ‘ 2 00 — —— y at Mra, . QUATUS .0.. 2.. tees seeeeeees iavtoweseanis 2 25 sa sens bdist churel 4 quarts..... de eenhanven lags fae hs 2 50 9 oe oe ee aeeee [DORE Get Lett---Be On Time k= iriger ators. : We have an clegsnt line of OLOCKS and WATOHES of all 'y, the con _e makes and guarantee them to be First-class Time Keepers. le at hie $8 ae You will not be behind time if you have one of our Watches ty a grab fo -50 $10 $12.50 $14.00 or clocks In your possessiop and rely upon it. If you have 4 hee of getti enaaeaae . Watch or Olock that does not work well and needs repairing + The box _ bring Ittous, We will fix it. That's our specialty. Try u*. ns a great} end 4See Our Window ; Display A < . H W Hartun re Dono gg wie Feather coe aor ge a al “Ee to Nevada : Watchmakers . at the Natio E lectro=-Dental . arlors PHONE WEST 14, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CIT : : naa , <= y Broth ePrery : — ———— ty Bro DR. R. E. SMITH & _— ee. matton shy Rt Harne: Alnest ling in Nevada store of J He has Zand we fauntle Stocks an and pric cushi Hand » trimming And you x §. AS € 6 db BRAND, oe The Jeweler