June 29, 1901 (4 pages)

. Sy Carrier, = , orders in this city. . drinking line you should call at the! Maber & Oo’s dry goods store, las CEE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0. BOX B 1GLEPHONE NO. 41. fssaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— r TERMS OF SUBSOCRITTION : 3y Mail, $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. ment on the wage scale.SATURDAY) June 29, 1901 eee e wees iseale. Yotes of Interest. For insurance see T. B. Gray. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf The crowd of people in Nevada City on the 3d, 4th and 5th of July will be will fight to thefinish. longest. ‘ RA Big Strike on Hand. PITTSBURG, Pa., June 29—The joint conference committee of the Amalagamated Association of Iron Workers and the American Sheet Steel Company, which has been in session here, adjourned today and were unable to reach an agree. The mill owners absolutely refused to sign the union The President of the Union immediately issued a strike order involving 20,000 skilled workmen -and says that they It is merely a matter of which side can hold out the The Company operates twenty-four plants. immense, For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercial street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf For excellent faucy summer drink call at Wm. Garry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets. m7 tf (. East Broad ‘street. Several of the ' Don’t forget Magic Yeast when you . costumes were quite original and the order groceries t. morrow. It makes /®ntics of the little folks were most the best bread. Try sample leftat your; Comical and caused much comment house today. _. from all who passed that way. Those The Elks had a gay time last evening’ present enjoyed themselves immensely on the occasion of initiating two can. 204 Will remember the event for a long didates. It is one-of the most social — to come. Enjoyed Themselves. A large number of children’ masked themselves last evening and appeared in the yard of Charles E. Ashburn on . Getting Ready. If you should desire anything in the) Grotto. It is the most popular resort) The Chinese received a large conin town and you are always given . sigument of costly articles of various fair treatment. tf . kinds for the big parade by express Miée Nellie Joyce, book-keeper at . today. The immense dragon and a : t . carload of fancy trappings will arrive evening, gave a party at the residence this evening. of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carr. All pres: . ent had a delightful time, and voted. Miss Joyce a No. 1 entertainer. Wm. Penrose while driving a horse . Two prominent Curly Bears left this in a cart, on Broad street last evening, . city early this morning with a gaily one of the shafts of the cart broke and . decorated rig. They will visit sevthe horse fell down. Very little dam-/eral places in the upper country and age resulted. advertise our big celebration. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the . 5 TePopular Bakery, continues to furnish . Died SrTom Injuries. his patrons with the very best of pies . cakes, bread and everything else in the AntiocH, June 28—D. M. Pitts, who bakery line. se . fell off atrain yesterday at Cornwall, if you know when you are well off . died this morning from his injuries. you will buy your bunting, flags, and rk : other things of SNELL & Freminc. They W. H. Tuttle will serve one of his have a fine lot of articles suitable fur tannus, oldctiae hot lanekea eb ihe : ’ decorating on the 4th of July, and be-, Owl Saloon tonight. sides their prices are remarkably low. ez Don’t forget it. 2t Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Maher & Co. have a now advertise. Paine, none better. For sale at Rector ment in this evening’s Transcript.— . Bros. 7 They call attention to the many things : On a’ Trip. PERSONAL MENTION. J. Fogerty is over from French Corral. N. Clausen came over from Reno today. E. F. Keiffer camg over from SweetJand today. S. W. Suctworth and wife are here from San Francisco on a visit. 8S. Karl and I. Bucklien came down from Gaston Ridge to-day. Miss Annie Olsen of * Washington came down today on a visit to her sister, Mrs. E. G. Gray. Mrs. W. T. Brierly of Agnews arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield on a visit. James Landsberg and Mrs. Williams }are down from Relief Hill. Hon. E. M. Preston and M. L. Marsh left this morning for Silver Creek, where they have large oil interests. W. L. Morris of San Francisco, who. has been in the upper country on mining business, returned here today. Mrs. B. H. Preston of Sacramento, who has been here on a visit with her father, M. L. Marsh, returned home today. Me —_—_—__+-0@e + ———____ ap € W.H. Tuttle, of the Owl Saloon has been busy all day preparing one of]. his old-time hot lunches for tonight. Oe. = Moat everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” Whiskey. LOYD P. LARUE. GEORGE L. JONES. JONES & LARUE, Attorneys at Law, Grass Valley, Cal. Telephone—Black 134. they have instock which are suitable for the great celebration in Nevada City. Ponder well over. what they say . about shirt waists, belts, ties, gloves, . ribbons, bunting, etc. The Nevada County Gas and Electric . Power Comrpany give notice that resi-! dence lighting and gas accounts for} the month of June will be due and payable at the office of the Company on! Monday. If paid on or before the 10th of Jaly the charge on their books will . be reduced. 3 —+ eee a ~ Sallie Percival’s Company. The entertainments given by the Miss Sallie Percival vaudeville company on . Thursday and Friday evenings were: the very best in that particular line . ever given in the Theatre. But, not. withstanding that fact the audiences . were small. etriveraiors Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily, / will run an ordinary gized refrigerator. Once tried, and you will never be without one. Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart seit ewe gan eens PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER . took part in it. The company will give one or more entertainments in Grass Valley, and its hoped that they will be greeted with crowded houses there, for surely they are deserving of it. ‘at dinner time. ‘and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert ‘At Lake Tahoe. I. W. Hellman, president of the Nevada Bank of San Francisco, contemplates with much pleasure the enjoyment of future recreation on the banks LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. Certificates Granted to Wfany Applicants. As a result of the teachers’ examina: tion this week, Misses Beatrice James and Theresa O’Connor each received a primary grade certificate, the percentage in each case being 83 per cent. Thase were the only successful ones of the eleven applicants that began writing the first of the week. Of the others all but one failed on the test ‘studies, and that one did not make enough credits to bring her up to the required standard. .The Board also summed up the result of the grammar school examinations, and it was found the following pupils had been successful: Rose Cahill 80 per cent., Vivien ©. Bankin 89 per cent., and Bessie Cloudman 81 per cent., of You Bet; Harry P. Beaser 87 per cent., Chicago Park; W. Dwaine Peaslee, 91 per cent., of Maxwell; Wendell Kallenberger 84 per Gent., Christiana Peterson 87 -per cent., Wm. L. Peterson 80 per cent, of North Bloomfield; Celia Skehan 83 per cent., of Birchville; Harry Lamblyn 88 per cent. Janie Clemo 85 per cent., of Oakland; Atdie Smith 81 per cent., of North Star; Genevive Kent 95 per cent., of Kentacky Flat. The primary certificates of Miss ‘Ethel McKinney and Miss Carolyn Brown were renewed. s Miss Helen Pear! Thomas was grantéd a certificate on her State University credentials. This.is the last teachers’ examination at which primary grade certific ates will be granted, and also the last time that examinations will be held semiannually. Hereafter examinations will be held annually and for grammar grade certificates only. Primary certificates will not be granted in the future, but those now in existence-will be made permanent certificates and those holding them may obtain grammar grade certificates by taking the ad ditional subjects only. High» school certificates, which heretofore have been granted by the Board on examinations, will be granted on credentials only, and on such as are recemmended by the State Board of Education. Fireworks, _ Flags and .: Decorations FOR THE FOURTH: —aT — Board of Ei ducation. 4: (bE SAMPLES FREE_gey] Arranging for Arches. RA dle William Abbott; the electrician, commenced making arrangements.today . for the two arches to be erected on Broad and Main streets, near the bridges that span Deer creek. The lumber was delivered this afternoon and work will be started with a vim on Monday morning. i — Hundreds of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES /—and— BLENDED TEAS Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It ? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. i Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. Lod TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, J. B. ROSENTHAL’S ‘Decorations for the Fourth « « # ML ! Flags, Bunting, Japanese Lanterns, TriColor Ribbon, Bullion Fringe, Spangles, Gold and Silver Stars, at . W. H. GRAWFORD’S Wholesale and Retail. THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Flay's lo Cram Pars, Commercial Street, : Yaval Ofticer Dead. BINGHA MPTON, June 28—Commander frederick Robinson Smitb, U. 8. Ns (retired), is dead at his home in this city, aged 61 years. He was graduated from Annapolis in 1861 and served with distinction in the Civil War. : jured in a runaway seventeen-mile drive noon. She and her child . out of a carriage and ; na Mrs. Lazier having her right ‘shou badly fractared. Mrs. Lazier me wife of the cashier he ban Gonzales and sister of the late Shon of Monterey county, H. R. Parley a was killed by George Suisser last your. —_—_—+ $60 Better For Blood Than Sars i For Those Living in the . tricts. Grove’s Thatabe 6 roe my15-6imy + At the New York Hotel Tomorrow a: fine chicken dinner will be served for 25 cents. Everything in the way of choice delicacies will be served. Good accommodations for the celebration: eee Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water. Try it. jae MAHER & CO,, . Nevada City. " ey We have all you will need for the FOURTH OF JULY, such as SHIRT WAISTS, BELTS, LADIES’ TIES GLOVES of all kinds, RIBBONS; in fact, if you want the new things you will have to come to the BIG STORE, Cash Prices on * a BUNTING —— We have lots of it. . Don’t wait too long. COME TO THE BIG STORE. COME TO THE COOL STORE. COME TO THE ONE-PRICE STORE, we will treat yon right. Respectfully, MAHER & Co, Summer is here. An article of comfort is a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so,. purchase one of the latest up-to-date hammocks at TURNER’S. This means comfort for you and your pocketbook. The prices. vary with the qualities to suit your / SHOR Fishing Tackle — TTT There is no pleasauter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks, leaders, and rods are . selected! primaaily for the mountain sportsmen. ' PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER = ~ ~ Nevada City, Ca — = NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest. grocery house in town;.Jt was established in ‘1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The { aimhitsthe mark.__CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. : Nevada City of Lake Tahoe. Within a short time he will begin the construction of a magnificent summer home at the lake, which when finished and the grounds improved, will represent an investment of $60,000. He has purchased 200 scres . of land there. A Runaway Averted, This forenoon while a span of horses, attached to a light wagon, belonging toJ. Genasci, was standing in front of the Hibernia Hall, some stir on the ‘street caused the animals to become frightened. ‘They made a dash and tore down the post to which they were tied. Just then a bystander grabbed the lines and prevented the borses i from running away. arate ae . Fora good lunch—old-time style— . go to the Ow! Saloon tonight. _————_+-9e-2 A Calied Meeting. There will bea meeting of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, Royal Arch Masons, pu Monday evening, July Ist, for the purpose of conferring the Royal Arch degree. ieee The friends of Gilt Edge Whiskey are never drunkards. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies (ne Broad and P ine Str eets, blood. j2otr +—_—_— + ego o——__ -___ Don’t miss the nice hot lunch at the Owl Saloon tonight. NEVADA CITY Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 The Bankrupt Stock ot Jeff Cart Trade by L. HYMAN & CO., whic Pine and Commercial Steeets. . This Stock Must be sold by July 5th without fail. Odds and Ends sold at 25 Cents on the Dollar. Staple Goods sold at 50 and 75 Cents on the Dollar. The people of Nevada County need no introduction.to this Stock as everyon x00ds. This sale is for Spot Cash Only. Any goods bought here and is not satisfactor Bankrupt Sale! After that date goods will be sold at their full value. This stock consists of $3500 worth of Clothing, e knows that Mr. Carter wa y, money will be refunded within 30 days. cccaaasse wie Sees L. HYMAN & 60. 9 Sdecceienif Subsidence THIS SALE ONLY. LASTS UNTIL, J Bankrupt Sale! JRO OO GIO UIA i ik er was bought from the San Francisco Bcard of h Stock is now on sale at Carter’s old stand, Cor. s only nine months in the business; therefore, this stock is all new ULY 5th. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks, Boots, Shoes, << ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY ‘ ' Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 57! THE TRANSC at ent tater eile tne SATURDAY ari te “Personal Happ w.E. Yeaw returned thi to Ormonde. Geo.Sargent returned thi to San Francisco. ‘ W. T. Waldron is bere on his sister, Mrs. W. H. Smjth r.M. Ackerman, Welfs-Fa et Colfax, was here last even Mrs. W.O. Williams of ] was a visitor here last evenit W. L. Mobley of North . was a visitor to this city yest R. T. Hoffmann and BE. San Francisco arrived here . ing. Major P. F. Simonds ret laat evening’s train from tl olis. : Debris Commissioner, W. goner, returned last eveni Marysville. J. H. Helwig arrived here ningiand left this morning { Bloomfield. Mrs. E. L. Hallawell and ch Oakland are here on a visit Carl Scheemer, M. E, Stevenson of Pike OC Nevada City, en route hom trip to San Francisco, Attorney Fred‘,Searls, avo by Mrs. Searls, returned last from San Francisgo. Mrs. Joseph Fetz, mother Fred Zeitler, arrived last even San Francisco on a visit. W. Robb left this morning Francisco on oil business for vada County Oil Company. Miss Stevens and Mrs. Kane Francisco arrived here last and left this morning for Alles Miss Weight, of Cornwall, . arrived here last evening ahd morning for Goodyear’s Bar friends. e Levi Nicholson,‘a‘lieutenant pany C, returned last éven visited San Francisco after t tary encampment at Santa Cru J. Reed, watchman at the T mine on Douglas Island, arriv last evening and left this. mor! Dutch Flat to visit friends.Mrs. John McBean and Miss McBean will arrive here tc from San Francisco,‘ ona visit and Mrs. Chas. Grissel, and wi the 4th here. Miss H, M. White, who taugt .at Downieville at one. time, here last night from San Fran route to Goodyear’s Bar and ville to visit friends.} Downieville Messenger, who h * at San Franciscu and other pl the past few weeks, returned la ing and left for his home this n A Ready Dags ‘Vienna, June 27—An anarchit with a revolver and four dag; arrested at Bruck, a town in last night. He was waiting al route taken by the Empero riage; and it is thought he had designs on the Emperor. Com ing letters wer found in his po Passes A: way San Franoisco, June 28 — Dresbach, one of the pionee men of this State and kno many years as the “Wheat Kin in this city today after a ve } illness. Deceased was known ping and wheat men all over th He was about 75 years old. Maitiand Brothers Are expert mixers ofall ki drinks, and the make a spec light beverages for the hot . Give them a call and try their ' wal drinks. 2@e Merchants, Miners, Mechan ®armers all drink Jesse Moore \ in preference to any other bran emilee sib sia Mr. Rockefeller says the wa: long is not to worry. If we much laid by for a rainy day Rockefeller, we shouldn’t worr The Grotto Is one of the cosiest places in to spend an hour or so. Oho mer drinks and good brands o _ liqnors and cigars. Drop in the carnival season. Lunch to! The Quakers Tonig' On the platform. Big show, all who enter a 25-cent cake Will be given, See the five . the bologna sausage. Ten ce it all.’ : It you want to ward off drink Cook's Water. . : A long, sweet smoke, Thom Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Rx will qunch your thirst. eer at Torrin’s. 5 centsa g oe + —___ The Best Prescription For ! Chills and Fever is a bottle of. ysrevess Onn Tomo, It i _ on and quinine in a tastele “No care—no pay. Price 500. 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. Sy Carrier, = , orders in this city. . drinking line you should call at the! Maber & Oo’s dry goods store, las CEE TRANSCRIPT. P. 0. BOX B 1GLEPHONE NO. 41. fssaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted . AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— r TERMS OF SUBSOCRITTION : 3y Mail, $6 Per Year 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. ment on the wage scale.SATURDAY) June 29, 1901 eee e wees iseale. Yotes of Interest. For insurance see T. B. Gray. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf The crowd of people in Nevada City on the 3d, 4th and 5th of July will be will fight to thefinish. longest. ‘ RA Big Strike on Hand. PITTSBURG, Pa., June 29—The joint conference committee of the Amalagamated Association of Iron Workers and the American Sheet Steel Company, which has been in session here, adjourned today and were unable to reach an agree. The mill owners absolutely refused to sign the union The President of the Union immediately issued a strike order involving 20,000 skilled workmen -and says that they It is merely a matter of which side can hold out the The Company operates twenty-four plants. immense, For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercial street. Baths, 25 cents. j28-tf For excellent faucy summer drink call at Wm. Garry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets. m7 tf (. East Broad ‘street. Several of the ' Don’t forget Magic Yeast when you . costumes were quite original and the order groceries t. morrow. It makes /®ntics of the little folks were most the best bread. Try sample leftat your; Comical and caused much comment house today. _. from all who passed that way. Those The Elks had a gay time last evening’ present enjoyed themselves immensely on the occasion of initiating two can. 204 Will remember the event for a long didates. It is one-of the most social — to come. Enjoyed Themselves. A large number of children’ masked themselves last evening and appeared in the yard of Charles E. Ashburn on . Getting Ready. If you should desire anything in the) Grotto. It is the most popular resort) The Chinese received a large conin town and you are always given . sigument of costly articles of various fair treatment. tf . kinds for the big parade by express Miée Nellie Joyce, book-keeper at . today. The immense dragon and a : t . carload of fancy trappings will arrive evening, gave a party at the residence this evening. of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carr. All pres: . ent had a delightful time, and voted. Miss Joyce a No. 1 entertainer. Wm. Penrose while driving a horse . Two prominent Curly Bears left this in a cart, on Broad street last evening, . city early this morning with a gaily one of the shafts of the cart broke and . decorated rig. They will visit sevthe horse fell down. Very little dam-/eral places in the upper country and age resulted. advertise our big celebration. Howard Loveland, proprietor of the . 5 TePopular Bakery, continues to furnish . Died SrTom Injuries. his patrons with the very best of pies . cakes, bread and everything else in the AntiocH, June 28—D. M. Pitts, who bakery line. se . fell off atrain yesterday at Cornwall, if you know when you are well off . died this morning from his injuries. you will buy your bunting, flags, and rk : other things of SNELL & Freminc. They W. H. Tuttle will serve one of his have a fine lot of articles suitable fur tannus, oldctiae hot lanekea eb ihe : ’ decorating on the 4th of July, and be-, Owl Saloon tonight. sides their prices are remarkably low. ez Don’t forget it. 2t Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Maher & Co. have a now advertise. Paine, none better. For sale at Rector ment in this evening’s Transcript.— . Bros. 7 They call attention to the many things : On a’ Trip. PERSONAL MENTION. J. Fogerty is over from French Corral. N. Clausen came over from Reno today. E. F. Keiffer camg over from SweetJand today. S. W. Suctworth and wife are here from San Francisco on a visit. 8S. Karl and I. Bucklien came down from Gaston Ridge to-day. Miss Annie Olsen of * Washington came down today on a visit to her sister, Mrs. E. G. Gray. Mrs. W. T. Brierly of Agnews arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield on a visit. James Landsberg and Mrs. Williams }are down from Relief Hill. Hon. E. M. Preston and M. L. Marsh left this morning for Silver Creek, where they have large oil interests. W. L. Morris of San Francisco, who. has been in the upper country on mining business, returned here today. Mrs. B. H. Preston of Sacramento, who has been here on a visit with her father, M. L. Marsh, returned home today. Me —_—_—__+-0@e + ———____ ap € W.H. Tuttle, of the Owl Saloon has been busy all day preparing one of]. his old-time hot lunches for tonight. Oe. = Moat everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” Whiskey. LOYD P. LARUE. GEORGE L. JONES. JONES & LARUE, Attorneys at Law, Grass Valley, Cal. Telephone—Black 134. they have instock which are suitable for the great celebration in Nevada City. Ponder well over. what they say . about shirt waists, belts, ties, gloves, . ribbons, bunting, etc. The Nevada County Gas and Electric . Power Comrpany give notice that resi-! dence lighting and gas accounts for} the month of June will be due and payable at the office of the Company on! Monday. If paid on or before the 10th of Jaly the charge on their books will . be reduced. 3 —+ eee a ~ Sallie Percival’s Company. The entertainments given by the Miss Sallie Percival vaudeville company on . Thursday and Friday evenings were: the very best in that particular line . ever given in the Theatre. But, not. withstanding that fact the audiences . were small. etriveraiors Ten Cents worth of Ice, daily, / will run an ordinary gized refrigerator. Once tried, and you will never be without one. Ten Cents worth of ice daily, a Quart seit ewe gan eens PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZER . took part in it. The company will give one or more entertainments in Grass Valley, and its hoped that they will be greeted with crowded houses there, for surely they are deserving of it. ‘at dinner time. ‘and ten minutes of your time will give you frozen dessert ‘At Lake Tahoe. I. W. Hellman, president of the Nevada Bank of San Francisco, contemplates with much pleasure the enjoyment of future recreation on the banks LEGG & SHAW GO. Main Street, Nevada City. Certificates Granted to Wfany Applicants. As a result of the teachers’ examina: tion this week, Misses Beatrice James and Theresa O’Connor each received a primary grade certificate, the percentage in each case being 83 per cent. Thase were the only successful ones of the eleven applicants that began writing the first of the week. Of the others all but one failed on the test ‘studies, and that one did not make enough credits to bring her up to the required standard. .The Board also summed up the result of the grammar school examinations, and it was found the following pupils had been successful: Rose Cahill 80 per cent., Vivien ©. Bankin 89 per cent., and Bessie Cloudman 81 per cent., of You Bet; Harry P. Beaser 87 per cent., Chicago Park; W. Dwaine Peaslee, 91 per cent., of Maxwell; Wendell Kallenberger 84 per Gent., Christiana Peterson 87 -per cent., Wm. L. Peterson 80 per cent, of North Bloomfield; Celia Skehan 83 per cent., of Birchville; Harry Lamblyn 88 per cent. Janie Clemo 85 per cent., of Oakland; Atdie Smith 81 per cent., of North Star; Genevive Kent 95 per cent., of Kentacky Flat. The primary certificates of Miss ‘Ethel McKinney and Miss Carolyn Brown were renewed. s Miss Helen Pear! Thomas was grantéd a certificate on her State University credentials. This.is the last teachers’ examination at which primary grade certific ates will be granted, and also the last time that examinations will be held semiannually. Hereafter examinations will be held annually and for grammar grade certificates only. Primary certificates will not be granted in the future, but those now in existence-will be made permanent certificates and those holding them may obtain grammar grade certificates by taking the ad ditional subjects only. High» school certificates, which heretofore have been granted by the Board on examinations, will be granted on credentials only, and on such as are recemmended by the State Board of Education. Fireworks, _ Flags and .: Decorations FOR THE FOURTH: —aT — Board of Ei ducation. 4: (bE SAMPLES FREE_gey] Arranging for Arches. RA dle William Abbott; the electrician, commenced making arrangements.today . for the two arches to be erected on Broad and Main streets, near the bridges that span Deer creek. The lumber was delivered this afternoon and work will be started with a vim on Monday morning. i — Hundreds of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES /—and— BLENDED TEAS Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It ? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. i Quit using stale goods and drink pure,wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. Lod TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, J. B. ROSENTHAL’S ‘Decorations for the Fourth « « # ML ! Flags, Bunting, Japanese Lanterns, TriColor Ribbon, Bullion Fringe, Spangles, Gold and Silver Stars, at . W. H. GRAWFORD’S Wholesale and Retail. THE PRESERVATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for their absolute purity and cleanliness. Flay's lo Cram Pars, Commercial Street, : Yaval Ofticer Dead. BINGHA MPTON, June 28—Commander frederick Robinson Smitb, U. 8. Ns (retired), is dead at his home in this city, aged 61 years. He was graduated from Annapolis in 1861 and served with distinction in the Civil War. : jured in a runaway

seventeen-mile drive noon. She and her child . out of a carriage and ; na Mrs. Lazier having her right ‘shou badly fractared. Mrs. Lazier me wife of the cashier he ban Gonzales and sister of the late Shon of Monterey county, H. R. Parley a was killed by George Suisser last your. —_—_—+ $60 Better For Blood Than Sars i For Those Living in the . tricts. Grove’s Thatabe 6 roe my15-6imy + At the New York Hotel Tomorrow a: fine chicken dinner will be served for 25 cents. Everything in the way of choice delicacies will be served. Good accommodations for the celebration: eee Physicians preseribe Cook’s Water. Try it. jae MAHER & CO,, . Nevada City. " ey We have all you will need for the FOURTH OF JULY, such as SHIRT WAISTS, BELTS, LADIES’ TIES GLOVES of all kinds, RIBBONS; in fact, if you want the new things you will have to come to the BIG STORE, Cash Prices on * a BUNTING —— We have lots of it. . Don’t wait too long. COME TO THE BIG STORE. COME TO THE COOL STORE. COME TO THE ONE-PRICE STORE, we will treat yon right. Respectfully, MAHER & Co, Summer is here. An article of comfort is a joy forever. Do you enjoy your ease? If so,. purchase one of the latest up-to-date hammocks at TURNER’S. This means comfort for you and your pocketbook. The prices. vary with the qualities to suit your / SHOR Fishing Tackle — TTT There is no pleasauter pastime than fishing. The lakes and streams abound in mountain trout. Our flies, hooks, leaders, and rods are . selected! primaaily for the mountain sportsmen. ' PIONEER HARDWARE DEALER = ~ ~ Nevada City, Ca — = NOT A NEW STORE. The Pioneer Grocery Store is not a new one. It is the oldest. grocery house in town;.Jt was established in ‘1870. It aims always to have good, clean, fresh, staple, family groceries. The { aimhitsthe mark.__CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. : Nevada City of Lake Tahoe. Within a short time he will begin the construction of a magnificent summer home at the lake, which when finished and the grounds improved, will represent an investment of $60,000. He has purchased 200 scres . of land there. A Runaway Averted, This forenoon while a span of horses, attached to a light wagon, belonging toJ. Genasci, was standing in front of the Hibernia Hall, some stir on the ‘street caused the animals to become frightened. ‘They made a dash and tore down the post to which they were tied. Just then a bystander grabbed the lines and prevented the borses i from running away. arate ae . Fora good lunch—old-time style— . go to the Ow! Saloon tonight. _————_+-9e-2 A Calied Meeting. There will bea meeting of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, Royal Arch Masons, pu Monday evening, July Ist, for the purpose of conferring the Royal Arch degree. ieee The friends of Gilt Edge Whiskey are never drunkards. Drink Cook’s Water. It purifies (ne Broad and P ine Str eets, blood. j2otr +—_—_— + ego o——__ -___ Don’t miss the nice hot lunch at the Owl Saloon tonight. NEVADA CITY Nevada City Stores, Main 791; res. Main 793 The Bankrupt Stock ot Jeff Cart Trade by L. HYMAN & CO., whic Pine and Commercial Steeets. . This Stock Must be sold by July 5th without fail. Odds and Ends sold at 25 Cents on the Dollar. Staple Goods sold at 50 and 75 Cents on the Dollar. The people of Nevada County need no introduction.to this Stock as everyon x00ds. This sale is for Spot Cash Only. Any goods bought here and is not satisfactor Bankrupt Sale! After that date goods will be sold at their full value. This stock consists of $3500 worth of Clothing, e knows that Mr. Carter wa y, money will be refunded within 30 days. cccaaasse wie Sees L. HYMAN & 60. 9 Sdecceienif Subsidence THIS SALE ONLY. LASTS UNTIL, J Bankrupt Sale! JRO OO GIO UIA i ik er was bought from the San Francisco Bcard of h Stock is now on sale at Carter’s old stand, Cor. s only nine months in the business; therefore, this stock is all new ULY 5th. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks, Boots, Shoes, << ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. Red Front, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY ‘ ' Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 57! THE TRANSC at ent tater eile tne SATURDAY ari te “Personal Happ w.E. Yeaw returned thi to Ormonde. Geo.Sargent returned thi to San Francisco. ‘ W. T. Waldron is bere on his sister, Mrs. W. H. Smjth r.M. Ackerman, Welfs-Fa et Colfax, was here last even Mrs. W.O. Williams of ] was a visitor here last evenit W. L. Mobley of North . was a visitor to this city yest R. T. Hoffmann and BE. San Francisco arrived here . ing. Major P. F. Simonds ret laat evening’s train from tl olis. : Debris Commissioner, W. goner, returned last eveni Marysville. J. H. Helwig arrived here ningiand left this morning { Bloomfield. Mrs. E. L. Hallawell and ch Oakland are here on a visit Carl Scheemer, M. E, Stevenson of Pike OC Nevada City, en route hom trip to San Francisco, Attorney Fred‘,Searls, avo by Mrs. Searls, returned last from San Francisgo. Mrs. Joseph Fetz, mother Fred Zeitler, arrived last even San Francisco on a visit. W. Robb left this morning Francisco on oil business for vada County Oil Company. Miss Stevens and Mrs. Kane Francisco arrived here last and left this morning for Alles Miss Weight, of Cornwall, . arrived here last evening ahd morning for Goodyear’s Bar friends. e Levi Nicholson,‘a‘lieutenant pany C, returned last éven visited San Francisco after t tary encampment at Santa Cru J. Reed, watchman at the T mine on Douglas Island, arriv last evening and left this. mor! Dutch Flat to visit friends.Mrs. John McBean and Miss McBean will arrive here tc from San Francisco,‘ ona visit and Mrs. Chas. Grissel, and wi the 4th here. Miss H, M. White, who taugt .at Downieville at one. time, here last night from San Fran route to Goodyear’s Bar and ville to visit friends.} Downieville Messenger, who h * at San Franciscu and other pl the past few weeks, returned la ing and left for his home this n A Ready Dags ‘Vienna, June 27—An anarchit with a revolver and four dag; arrested at Bruck, a town in last night. He was waiting al route taken by the Empero riage; and it is thought he had designs on the Emperor. Com ing letters wer found in his po Passes A: way San Franoisco, June 28 — Dresbach, one of the pionee men of this State and kno many years as the “Wheat Kin in this city today after a ve } illness. Deceased was known ping and wheat men all over th He was about 75 years old. Maitiand Brothers Are expert mixers ofall ki drinks, and the make a spec light beverages for the hot . Give them a call and try their ' wal drinks. 2@e Merchants, Miners, Mechan ®armers all drink Jesse Moore \ in preference to any other bran emilee sib sia Mr. Rockefeller says the wa: long is not to worry. If we much laid by for a rainy day Rockefeller, we shouldn’t worr The Grotto Is one of the cosiest places in to spend an hour or so. Oho mer drinks and good brands o _ liqnors and cigars. Drop in the carnival season. Lunch to! The Quakers Tonig' On the platform. Big show, all who enter a 25-cent cake Will be given, See the five . the bologna sausage. Ten ce it all.’ : It you want to ward off drink Cook's Water. . : A long, sweet smoke, Thom Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. Rx will qunch your thirst. eer at Torrin’s. 5 centsa g oe + —___ The Best Prescription For ! Chills and Fever is a bottle of. ysrevess Onn Tomo, It i _ on and quinine in a tastele “No care—no pay. Price 500. Subscribe for the « 4 a..