June 29, 1903 (4 pages)

Og to y weakened wader tor ed. The wagon wagnd removed, Ont. en wheel no dam the Upsetting of the ot Attorney of the State Lunacy held in Sacramento ernoon, J. W. Stetson © lected attorney of the Place of George L, / ly of Nevada City, . expired. The term {y . id the salary $2400 per § + -0@e—o udbursi, udburet, 80 "tis said, shington, twenty mile. . lest night. The deb . a little ways up frog. town and came dopy . . in such torrents as ty . while it lasted. Ou. ing the more timid . , DO damage§ was rm . / and see Miss Kizy . vish Creole,” and cham: walker of the worl, . s Hottest Coons. % . — -@e + -_-——___ to Desperation. out of the \way pl ivilization, a family desperation in case of . Iting in Burns, (of, . 8, etc. Lay in a supply” Arnica Salve. It’s thy 25c. at Vinton’s Drg ’ ada Cit a aieeeiaiaiaeintil oe ANSGRIPT ——————————————] 1 ‘TR June 29 1903 COURT DORAS. ——z te iness Transacted in ye Superior Court Today. “¢ following business was transin the Superior Oourt today,. F. T. Nilon, presiding: ate and guardianship of Johanna oll. First account settled, aland approved. W. D. Tillotsom d $100 attorney fees. I. C. Lindlowed $150 attorney fees. Guarriven permission to open box that pund at the Bank. ne vs. Lock. Findings were n to strike out granted. Demuranswer sustained. , te of James McLachlan deDecree establishing notice to ors. ate of William Wilkinson deFinal account settled, allowed pproved. ate of Thos, Peard, deceased. nuéd two weeks—to July 13th. ate of Mary Purdon and Peter on, deceased, Oonfirming of sale nued until July 13th. ate of Mary Bicknell, deceased. account settled and petition for bution granted. ardianship of person and estate pseph Harry Saunders. Sale of pstate confirmed, ate of James Hocking, deceased. ae setting estate aside to widow ed, ate of William H. Richards ded. Petition for letters of adminjon continuned until further orf the court. ; Murpby vs. M. Crowley. Demurpf defendant to plaintiff's comt argued and submitted. pple vs.! James Oates. Counsel fefendant made motion for new and moved court for an arreat of Oe i as presented by the.counsel for fant. Bis i ert Hirchfeld ve/Snell & Flemines ‘divine were rendered by the choir Methodists and ‘Congrefationalists Listen to Words of Wisdom. , The Methodist Episcopal church was largely attended last evening by the members of that denomination as well as many other believers in the good work of John Wesley the founder of Methodism, Yesterday was the twohandredth anniversary of the birth of that eminent divine, and specjgi services had been prepared to conimemorate the occasion. The life and works of the grand and noble man were spoken of by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Angwin, Mrs. Landsburg, John Polkinghorn and Rev. John Tamblyn, and the early trials and tribulations of the founder of the belief. were thoroughly gone over and attentively listo by the large assemblage. fy old hymns of the distinguished and created a profound impression. The solo by Mrs. Henry Schroeder was par:icalarly noted and many were the words of praise for’the manner in which it was executed. Everyone who was in attendance speak in the highest terms of the services which had been so carefally prepared. The Jongregational church, Rev. J. Sims, pastor, was crowded last evening, the occasion being the observance of Children’s Day by the scholars of the Sunday school, assisted by the choir, which rendered several beautifulanthems. The dialogues and recitations by the young people were pleasing and spoke highly of the efforts of their teachers in impressing on their minds the truths of a Christian life. The singing and music of the choir were excellent and the: large audience was highly pleased with their efforts. The address by the pastor was listened to with the closest attention and his remarks were well received. The programme as puplished in Saturday evening’s TRaANSORIPT was given in full and every number received the approbation of the listeners. During the evening a large collection was taken up for the benefit of the CRC SERVES EAT EE electric plant. Company's Plant in — Butte County. On Brush creek, one of the main arteries that feeds the Feather river in Butte county, the Bay Oounties Power Company is preparing to build a large About two hundred men are employed in grading a road slong the hillside of Brush creek toa point where the new works will be installed. The magnitude of the big undertaking can only be fally realized by the civil engineers who made the survey and the men who are furnishing the money for the work that is now under headway. dred acres of fine timber land in a Basin near the new site makes it handy for the Power Company, and a large resrvoir is to be constructed. Last week a boiler, weighing 8,200 lbs., was brought to a point on the road which is under construction, and it is to be used in the new sawmill. mated that it will take three years to complete the entire system, but, of course, light and power will be fuarnished to the valleys below within a much less space of time. DECOGNIZED MERIT Miss Hoeft Wins Deserved Honor From Metropolitan Paper” The Sunday magazine supplement of the San Francisco Call devotes an entire and the leading page to a production that is solely and originally the contribution of Nevada City’s ablest poetess, Eleonore E. Hoeft. i. The Bay Counties Power Over six hunIt is estiiajoged an out This is picnic weather and as such many are induced to go, basket in hand, to some quiet grove or other and enjoy nature in.all her outdoor glory and, invigorating bene fits.’ Yesterday was an ideal ofe for lovers of outdoor life and it was taken advantage of by about twenty young people from this city and an equal number from Grass Valley, who hied themselves to the beauties of Shebley’s Park and enjoyed themselves as only the youthful can and will. Boating, bathing, fishing and all that go to make up a day of pleasure were indulged in, and when it was time to~depart all felt-that they had spent the Sabbath in a manner that was beneficial in more ways than one. Must Be on Hand. Tomorrow evening is the regular weekly meeting night of Hydraulic member is urgently requested to be on hand. It is not only the regular meeting night, but it is the eyening upon which the Natives will all final arrangements for their. participation in the parade on the Fourth of July, and in order to do this satisfactorily all should attend and do all they can to help the thing along. — ——__+ 200 + —— Living up toa name is a difticult and @ great achievement. Making a new one is greater. “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” made a new name s0 long ago that it is now able to live up to it as an old, old one. The Dixie Coons. McKanlase’ Dixie Coons arrived here on the1 o’clock train this afternoon from Auburn and paraded along the streets to the accompaniment of a drum corps. They will give their entertainment this evening in their tent on the Knights of Pythias and Native Sons lot on Commercial street. The Alabama Warblers will be there, besides other singers, dancers and cake ‘skeptic. i Parlor, No. 56, N.8. G. W., and every’? : NO HUMBUG HERE. Nevada City Endorsement Is What Counts With the Ne5 vada City Public. You can’t fool the public all the time. They will find you out at last. Every time a man is fooled Another skeptic is made, f Many the remedy that makes the Because it fails to keep its promisesDoan’s Kidney Pills bring renewed reward. : They care the skeptic. Plenty of proof of this at home. Nevada City proof for Nevadu City people. : Heré’s a case of it. ; George Davy, miner, of Sacramento street, opposite Olark street, says: “For years I suffered from kidney complaint, plainly proven by the aching across the small of my back. A numberof times I have been laid up with it totally unable to work. Now, if Doan’s Kidney Pills, procured at Vinton’s drug store, had not stopped a serious attack I could not be induced to recommend them because a@ man with a lame, weak or painful back should not be imposed upon and induced to take any medicine which will not perform exactly what it promises.” Sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. For that thirst trya cool, sharp glas of beer at Brithand’s./ tf. 7oe Worst of All Experiences. ‘ Can anything be woree than to feel that every minute will be yotr last? Such was the,experience of Mes. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. ‘For three years, ’? she writes, ‘I endured insufferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed .inevitable, when doctors and all remeGies failed. Atlength I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I’m completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Eiectric Bitters is the only medicine. walkers. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed . by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. eae " Falled 10 Pass. Clarence Thomas of Grass Valley who was selected by the Republican County Central Committee as alternate for admission to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, failed to pass the required méntal examination and was dropped from the list. A letter has been received by W. F, Englebright from his son, Harry Englebright, who was. the first choice of the Committee, that he d finished the. mental examinations and would undergo the phyefcal examination today, and that tomorrow tha result of the examinations would be known. The examinations at the Academy this year have been particularly rigid on account of the large number of applicants. Taken Below. The stock of goods, formerly belonging to W. H: Orawford, on Main street, has been sold to Dinkelepiel & Co, and on Saturday evening last this firm commenced packing up the goods and will send the lot below, One portion of the store room is to be partitioned off and Mrs: Floyd will continue the milinery business there, and the other part of the store will be offered for rent, All the acconnts of W. H. Crawford have been placed in the hands of Thomas 8. Ford who is authorized to collect the same. a N6& man can cure consumption, You .fcan prevent it though. Dr. Wood’s ‘? Worway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Never fails . . The Lass With a Glars ” of Hires Rovtbeer, brightens i eyes, deepens t cheeks, and acc wm health and buc us from her favorite beverage. the great hot weather drink, is sol where, or mail for > A pa A Progressive Man. A gentleman from North Bloomfield infétms a Transcript reporter that that/town has improved greatly since A: D. Gassaway took hold of the Union Blue Gravel property in that section. He has in his employ men equal in number to almost any minein the county, and has created quite a revolution in some matters there. Mr, Gassaway is a christian man, as well as being talented and a good speaker, and it is said he proposes to build a new church in the tows and will preside on most oceasions. It is also said that he will not give employment to any"man who in any way uses intoxicating liquors, and therefore has a very steady lot of,men in his employ. Mr. Gassaway is a man who stands very high with all whom he has any business relations—prompt and determined in everything that he undertakes, and would be a credit to any community. 4 Bought Maepinery. The Lecompton Compa has purchased the machinery ‘how on the Summit mine situated on the upper Grass Valley road and workmen are now engaged in taking it apart and down, preparatoty to hauling it out to their mine in Willow Valley district. a Fancy Summer Drinks that will sui the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf rr atte Made Young Again **One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each aight for two weeks has put mein my ‘teens’ again” writes D. H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa.They’re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Pure vegetable. Never Store. Last Saturday night at 9:30 o’elock Leiter & Dunlap, the new proprietors of the Hotel Antlers, treated the puablic to‘an elegant repast at thie well known hostelry. Long before the appointed time crowds of people gathered at the hotel to partake of the hospitality of the genial proprietors, and ; they all speak in the highest terms _.of the lanch served them, : A Slight Mistake. Several of onr contemporaries have published an’ item to the effect that contractor J. H. Rogers had been awarded a contract for supplying St. Canice church of this city with new pews, This isa mistake as.the contract given Mr, Rogers is for farnishing new pews for the Catholic church at North Bloomfield. Patriotic Service. The services at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday, both morning and evening, will consist wholly of selections of a patriotic character. Che different ndimbers have been se. lected for their fitness om this occasion and with a view to inculcate patrictism in the minds of the people. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure. blood and baiid up your health, “Only 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. (O@F"' McKanlass bas engaged the Alabama warblers as a special feature. They are the greatest natural singers,, gripe. Only 25c at Vinton’s Drug dancers, comedians and cake-walkers DEN MASONIC BUILDING 5 QB NMG CRO Pe we am, HM AMA RA 9 mem “ DR. H. O. SMITH Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors NEVADA GITY, CAL. et at Ss is PINE STREET (A missionary fund. A Grand Alfair. The celebration of the seventeenth anniversary of the National Hotel and Annex (under the management of the Rector Bros.) which was held last Saturday evening, proved to be a grand affair and attracted a large number of our townspeople who partook of the generous hospitality, Hundreds of people were unable to get inside of the hotel on account of the great crowd which gathered, Wild’s orchestra furnished music for dancing, and the spacious veranda afforded delightful entertainment for all who wished to trip the light fantastic, During the evening delicious refreshments were freely dispensed in the dining room, The people of Nevada City will long remember the happy event. ment. Motion overruled. th ‘cme: ei as Pdding in Oakland night a very pretty wedding will place in the city of Oakland, n Lloyd P. Larue, City Attorney rass Valley, will be united in mare with Miss Florence E. Hoyt, also rass Valley. The ceremony will performed at the home of the bm’s parents, iss Hoyt isa native of Grass Valand is a charming and cultured ng lady. .Mise Hoyt is a graduate he State University, and’ for two ns has been a teacher in the Grass ley High School, teachiug the langes and higher branches of learnThe young lady is highly es: med in her home city for her many ble attributes of eharacter and her ny friends extend to her their sin“The American Flag,” is the title of the poem, that in preference to the piles of other poetry that wae sent from Dumerous sources, was chosen to grace the illustrated front page of this metropolitan paper. The poem is po inspired one and fairly teems with p:triotism and to be published at such an appropriate time, with Independence Day less than a week distant, tends to infuse our people with a pride that is very pleasing to-note. Miss Hoeft has contributed poems from time to time to the TRANSORIPT and other papers in this county, ard it is now gratifying to note that her abilities are being taken cognizance of by standard dailies of the coast, Two other timely poems of apprecition, and composed by Miss Hoeft, were also published in Sunday’s Call. One is dedicated to the Veterans of the Civil War and the other to Father McKinnon, who died in the Phiiippines some time ago, = ne eal wy Feel. Pickled Pork *., Ss Suc {A RHA AA 3m called OCo-dy PRUE IRGAVEIA VI. GH GECR GRY vow 3 WAVTATATA v= wy vow vv 1a umask r Waists We have a fine a, It is now possible to get a good cigar without doubt or question, no matter where you are. V (\ Me > C) ay Genuine Marshall &*Co.’s Ty q 4a * S$coich Herring ae ne In Anchovy Sauce ce and 50e In mustard Sauce in this evening and In Tomato Sauce and Kippered 25 Cts. Per Can eC g ROC o C) 3% a YRVRVAVAL Ls cs] a, , SZ C26. fe congratulations on the coming aaa a a z arse he 3 PEI . ppy event. Low Rate How's ta DOD Mr. Larue is one of the most favor'y known attorneys of this county, i since coming to Grasa Valley about ee years ago and forming 4 partnerip with George L. Jones, under the im name of Jones & Larue, has built a large and lucrative practice by strict and carefal attention to busiss. The firm has been connected th many important cases and been ry successful. Hie ability as a lawr has been recognized and he is a an of sterling integrity. The conWe offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo; O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. . West & Truax. Wh olesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpina, Kinnan & Martil June 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and’ Missouri .Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc., $80; Chicago, etc., $83. Money deposited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. tf s. . e . Nae: cw a Tue Bee Hive Grocepy J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. a Hit IOP, Aya we aA. as em We have a splendid line at all prices The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. ANNAN AN ANS atulations of his many friends will vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s:‘Catarrh Cure is taken ipterThe Band is the from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks CLOCKS gold, silver and ‘Nickel p , Mantel clock, Time Office clocks, etc., also our display of Watches. We can suit you. » tendered him on the auspicious step hich he is about to take, ~ Grand Concer nally, acting directly upon the bloot and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 753. pac \NY have the late Suickir’s. Protection: Testimonials sent free. BY THE bottle. Sold by all Dru ggists. » Stoves xcellen Choice. ' "Huis Pauly Pills ar the bovt (A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street — : 0 S and 29 ALPRLIRS oO S pe, a A a eae ea . PIII II FIT TIAA IAA AIA NGO Stov Hon. J. M. Walling of this city has y , je SEC [CCIE ‘ \ : , 3 ; : PRE OR ORI EY, FORTE VEGI . You Don + i arnt : : : ue Flame “Mepcen selected by the celebration comFy 4 = ‘. ¥ It’s the Best Cigar on the ¥ A ae: «fpittee of Truckee to deliver the oraOF THE = . { ; . : immer ( S 4 ° off; have to * market for the money. %& ° aoe gee Rn ete a Races Masonic Widows’ and. ¢ Native Jewelry 8 SIVUSTAIMNGLY ¢ = Sutter # So. say everyone who ¢ me : a 4 a . ‘“ * al Folie es ce es iit sv : . t Pj For # We have them in all the © ‘. with Corns x Peers * W t i $} j t1001, Wetting acer abies = =n ok Or ans’ Home q Nugge ins =. latest shapes and styles. . H ( ‘ x 15 iver an address that will ring with A a prices rom 25 cts, up a We fit the Face . is is patriotism as he has had the experiAT DECOTO, CAL. Quartz Chains 2 ae = as high as you wish to go. 2 . (i x z nce during the daily walks of life soe HEY protect the hands @ s Others may suit 3] 7 ® * mong hie fellow men, and bore the ; . ' and remove all wrinkles. # ‘ = ae . 9 * * mM an mms of the Republic during the dark Wednesda RY July 1 i and callouses, causing the. # you, but x * oF Se are se yates aes } Quartz made up into hands to become soft and. # % . r * r) * “ir. Walling can speak with conrtz = x q . nvADA re} idence and the people of the eastern At Armory Hall. : chains, collar buttons, plump. . ‘ . Niss hoett . . : ; — nd of the county will have the pleascuff buttons, rings and . Just drop is ad) aca te Pe es z . s ' * * oi bre next Saturday of listening to a * * 1 desi = : Sie . . improve oO will ol x . truly patriotic address Tickets 50 cents. Children 25 cents. jj 10 any'style you desire Cures Chapped Stands a beautifnl line of Summer . . ae * * A ~ il ib es a in One UW Ag — Suits we now have on is % . . your style. . positively * . x A Lon Tramp Notice for Vslonant fe .— Apere a hand ave the be barges « * Allour Hats are . remove them x Tlade x d ‘ pointed for Proving ete ; = we are offering this week. — 4. *\« * : i ER q “T° Tan, Sallowness and Redness i d 4 . of the latest styles . (i x by x y \ N the Superior Court, in and for the Cound if b ‘. . i ~ : rt * : ia. are acted upon as 1 magic, . = A : on Sunday morning an ignmnnee I ty oi Meret Sih Bats of ous oa tacine the haute oid Sess at . Ky G now offering . and creations. I () : : — ae rove of horses and cattle, belonging . PEARD, JR. deceas MONDAY, th . 5) =] . . . b Moulding to Mr, Sanford, who has a reach near eee Pete OT lls o’clock a: im Broad Street. and beautiful. For sale at a : BA RGAIN S a ‘Rgency. at : é ‘ 99 2 , Lum tg etc. Auburn, passed throngh thie city. $F anid dey. of the gourt, requ oe aan = in all our Summer Goods # Ph . ; ining ‘Timbers They were bound for Emigrant Gap county of Nevada, bas meer Xo: amar coln Fea 4 : 9 = ~ s MISS E E c rE : ] . 4) ~ * ted Paint &nd were incharge of six men. The said THOMAS PHARD, J Fi. Coseeeed. one See our line,or . Th R ] ° ° ‘ a: . x * ve thie colebra , 100 Game *ock will be kept up there uatil fall. for hearing, titasuanoe to her of Letters Souvene. Guneks s e oya é ; é } . x : Jors, and iD St seca ee Testamentary, when and There ony — G KLINE & GE ; = Broad Street, Nevada City . * N. S. of Md. 3 Takes the burn out; heals the wou nd interested ey TS. 35 4 pase -! GEURGE Prop’s S Main Street, Grass Valley. ne a . x * {+ ta yr: F. L. ARB , Clerk. Ag S pi pte) i ae era . : ‘ alder St. Tel. my hu thee ase Sioa Eclectrio invn: b Heckions Beputy Clark. is ps3 ie bderctn cee Nevada City . aa . 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Og to y weakened wader tor ed. The wagon wagnd removed, Ont. en wheel no dam the Upsetting of the ot Attorney of the State Lunacy held in Sacramento ernoon, J. W. Stetson © lected attorney of the Place of George L, / ly of Nevada City, . expired. The term {y . id the salary $2400 per § + -0@e—o udbursi, udburet, 80 "tis said, shington, twenty mile. . lest night. The deb . a little ways up frog. town and came dopy . . in such torrents as ty . while it lasted. Ou. ing the more timid . , DO damage§ was rm . / and see Miss Kizy . vish Creole,” and cham: walker of the worl, . s Hottest Coons. % . — -@e + -_-——___ to Desperation. out of the \way pl ivilization, a family desperation in case of . Iting in Burns, (of, . 8, etc. Lay in a supply” Arnica Salve. It’s thy 25c. at Vinton’s Drg ’ ada Cit a aieeeiaiaiaeintil oe ANSGRIPT ——————————————] 1 ‘TR June 29 1903 COURT DORAS. ——z te iness Transacted in ye Superior Court Today. “¢ following business was transin the Superior Oourt today,. F. T. Nilon, presiding: ate and guardianship of Johanna oll. First account settled, aland approved. W. D. Tillotsom d $100 attorney fees. I. C. Lindlowed $150 attorney fees. Guarriven permission to open box that pund at the Bank. ne vs. Lock. Findings were n to strike out granted. Demuranswer sustained. , te of James McLachlan deDecree establishing notice to ors. ate of William Wilkinson deFinal account settled, allowed pproved. ate of Thos, Peard, deceased. nuéd two weeks—to July 13th. ate of Mary Purdon and Peter on, deceased, Oonfirming of sale nued until July 13th. ate of Mary Bicknell, deceased. account settled and petition for bution granted. ardianship of person and estate pseph Harry Saunders. Sale of pstate confirmed, ate of James Hocking, deceased. ae setting estate aside to widow ed, ate of William H. Richards ded. Petition for letters of adminjon continuned until further orf the court. ; Murpby vs. M. Crowley. Demurpf defendant to plaintiff's comt argued and submitted. pple vs.! James Oates. Counsel fefendant made motion for new and moved court for an arreat of Oe i as presented by the.counsel for fant. Bis i ert Hirchfeld ve/Snell & Flemines ‘divine were rendered by the choir Methodists and ‘Congrefationalists Listen to Words of Wisdom. , The Methodist Episcopal church was largely attended last evening by the members of that denomination as well as many other believers in the good work of John Wesley the founder of Methodism, Yesterday was the twohandredth anniversary of the birth of that eminent divine, and specjgi services had been prepared to conimemorate the occasion. The life and works of the grand and noble man were spoken of by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Angwin, Mrs. Landsburg, John Polkinghorn and Rev. John Tamblyn, and the early trials and tribulations of the founder of the belief. were thoroughly gone over and attentively listo by the large assemblage. fy old hymns of the distinguished and created a profound impression. The solo by Mrs. Henry Schroeder was par:icalarly noted and many were the words of praise for’the manner in which it was executed. Everyone who was in attendance speak in the highest terms of the services which had been so carefally prepared. The Jongregational church, Rev. J. Sims, pastor, was crowded last evening, the occasion being the observance of Children’s Day by the scholars of the Sunday school, assisted by the choir, which rendered several beautifulanthems. The dialogues and recitations by the young people were pleasing and spoke highly of the efforts of their teachers in impressing on their minds the truths of a Christian life. The singing and music of the choir were excellent and the: large audience was highly pleased with their efforts. The address by the pastor was listened to with the closest attention and his remarks were well received. The programme as puplished in Saturday evening’s TRaANSORIPT was given in full and every number received the approbation of the listeners. During the evening a large collection was taken up for the benefit of the CRC SERVES EAT EE electric plant. Company's Plant in — Butte County. On Brush creek, one of the main arteries that feeds the Feather river in Butte county, the Bay Oounties Power Company is preparing to build a large About two hundred men are employed in grading a road slong the hillside of Brush creek toa point where the new works will be installed. The magnitude of the big undertaking can only be fally realized by the civil engineers who made the survey and the men who are furnishing the money for the work that is now under headway. dred acres of fine timber land in a Basin near the new site makes it handy for the Power Company, and a large resrvoir is to be constructed. Last week a boiler, weighing 8,200 lbs., was brought to a point on the road which is under construction, and it is to be used in the new sawmill. mated that it will take three years to complete the entire system, but, of course, light and power will be fuarnished to the valleys below within a much less space of time. DECOGNIZED MERIT Miss Hoeft Wins Deserved Honor From Metropolitan Paper” The Sunday magazine supplement of the San Francisco Call devotes an entire and the leading page to a production that is solely and originally the contribution of Nevada City’s ablest poetess, Eleonore E. Hoeft. i. The Bay Counties Power Over six hunIt is estiiajoged an out This is picnic weather and as such many are induced to go, basket in hand, to some quiet grove or other and enjoy nature in.all her outdoor glory and, invigorating bene fits.’ Yesterday was an ideal ofe for lovers of outdoor life and it was taken advantage of by about twenty young people from this city and an equal number from Grass Valley, who hied themselves to the beauties of Shebley’s Park and enjoyed themselves as only the youthful can and will. Boating, bathing, fishing and all that go to make up a day of pleasure were indulged in, and when it was time to~depart all felt-that they had spent the Sabbath in a manner that was beneficial in more ways than one. Must Be on Hand. Tomorrow evening is the regular weekly meeting night of Hydraulic member is urgently requested to be on hand. It is not only the regular meeting night, but it is the eyening upon which the Natives will all final arrangements for their. participation in the parade on the Fourth of July, and in order to do this satisfactorily all should attend and do all they can to help the thing along. — ——__+ 200 + —— Living up toa name is a difticult and @ great achievement. Making a new one is greater. “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” made a new name s0 long ago that it is now able to live up to it as an old, old one. The Dixie Coons. McKanlase’ Dixie Coons arrived here on the1 o’clock train this afternoon from Auburn and paraded along the streets to the accompaniment of a drum corps. They will give their entertainment this evening in their tent on the Knights of Pythias and Native Sons lot on Commercial street. The Alabama Warblers will be there, besides other singers, dancers and cake ‘skeptic. i Parlor, No. 56, N.8. G. W., and every’? : NO HUMBUG HERE. Nevada City Endorsement Is What Counts With the Ne5 vada City Public. You can’t fool the public all the time. They will find you out at last. Every time a man is fooled Another skeptic is made, f Many the remedy that makes the Because it fails to keep its promisesDoan’s Kidney Pills bring renewed reward. : They care the skeptic. Plenty of proof of this at home. Nevada City proof for Nevadu City people. : Heré’s a case of it. ; George Davy, miner, of Sacramento street, opposite Olark street, says: “For years I suffered from kidney complaint, plainly proven by the aching across the small of my back. A numberof times I have been laid up with it totally unable to work. Now, if Doan’s Kidney Pills, procured at Vinton’s drug store, had not stopped a serious attack I could not be induced to recommend them because a@ man with a lame, weak or painful back should not be imposed upon and induced to take any medicine which will not perform exactly what it promises.” Sold for 50 cents a box by all dealers. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. For that thirst trya cool, sharp glas of beer at Brithand’s./ tf. 7oe Worst of All Experiences. ‘ Can anything be woree than to feel that every minute will be yotr last? Such was the,experience of Mes. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. ‘For three years, ’? she writes, ‘I endured insufferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed .inevitable, when doctors and all remeGies failed. Atlength I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I’m completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Eiectric Bitters is the only medicine. walkers. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed . by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. eae " Falled 10 Pass. Clarence Thomas of Grass Valley who was selected by the Republican County Central Committee as alternate for admission to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, failed to pass the required méntal examination and was dropped from the list. A letter has been received by W. F, Englebright from his son, Harry Englebright, who was. the first choice of the Committee, that he d finished the. mental examinations and would undergo the phyefcal examination today, and that tomorrow tha result of the examinations would be known. The examinations at the Academy this year have been particularly rigid on account of the large number of applicants. Taken Below. The stock of goods, formerly belonging to W. H: Orawford, on Main street, has been sold to Dinkelepiel & Co, and on Saturday evening last this firm commenced packing up the goods and will send the lot below, One portion of the store room is to be partitioned off and Mrs: Floyd will continue the milinery business there, and the other

part of the store will be offered for rent, All the acconnts of W. H. Crawford have been placed in the hands of Thomas 8. Ford who is authorized to collect the same. a N6& man can cure consumption, You .fcan prevent it though. Dr. Wood’s ‘? Worway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Never fails . . The Lass With a Glars ” of Hires Rovtbeer, brightens i eyes, deepens t cheeks, and acc wm health and buc us from her favorite beverage. the great hot weather drink, is sol where, or mail for > A pa A Progressive Man. A gentleman from North Bloomfield infétms a Transcript reporter that that/town has improved greatly since A: D. Gassaway took hold of the Union Blue Gravel property in that section. He has in his employ men equal in number to almost any minein the county, and has created quite a revolution in some matters there. Mr, Gassaway is a christian man, as well as being talented and a good speaker, and it is said he proposes to build a new church in the tows and will preside on most oceasions. It is also said that he will not give employment to any"man who in any way uses intoxicating liquors, and therefore has a very steady lot of,men in his employ. Mr. Gassaway is a man who stands very high with all whom he has any business relations—prompt and determined in everything that he undertakes, and would be a credit to any community. 4 Bought Maepinery. The Lecompton Compa has purchased the machinery ‘how on the Summit mine situated on the upper Grass Valley road and workmen are now engaged in taking it apart and down, preparatoty to hauling it out to their mine in Willow Valley district. a Fancy Summer Drinks that will sui the taste manufactured by an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf rr atte Made Young Again **One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each aight for two weeks has put mein my ‘teens’ again” writes D. H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa.They’re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Pure vegetable. Never Store. Last Saturday night at 9:30 o’elock Leiter & Dunlap, the new proprietors of the Hotel Antlers, treated the puablic to‘an elegant repast at thie well known hostelry. Long before the appointed time crowds of people gathered at the hotel to partake of the hospitality of the genial proprietors, and ; they all speak in the highest terms _.of the lanch served them, : A Slight Mistake. Several of onr contemporaries have published an’ item to the effect that contractor J. H. Rogers had been awarded a contract for supplying St. Canice church of this city with new pews, This isa mistake as.the contract given Mr, Rogers is for farnishing new pews for the Catholic church at North Bloomfield. Patriotic Service. The services at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday, both morning and evening, will consist wholly of selections of a patriotic character. Che different ndimbers have been se. lected for their fitness om this occasion and with a view to inculcate patrictism in the minds of the people. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure. blood and baiid up your health, “Only 25 cents, money back if not cured. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. (O@F"' McKanlass bas engaged the Alabama warblers as a special feature. They are the greatest natural singers,, gripe. Only 25c at Vinton’s Drug dancers, comedians and cake-walkers DEN MASONIC BUILDING 5 QB NMG CRO Pe we am, HM AMA RA 9 mem “ DR. H. O. SMITH Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors NEVADA GITY, CAL. et at Ss is PINE STREET (A missionary fund. A Grand Alfair. The celebration of the seventeenth anniversary of the National Hotel and Annex (under the management of the Rector Bros.) which was held last Saturday evening, proved to be a grand affair and attracted a large number of our townspeople who partook of the generous hospitality, Hundreds of people were unable to get inside of the hotel on account of the great crowd which gathered, Wild’s orchestra furnished music for dancing, and the spacious veranda afforded delightful entertainment for all who wished to trip the light fantastic, During the evening delicious refreshments were freely dispensed in the dining room, The people of Nevada City will long remember the happy event. ment. Motion overruled. th ‘cme: ei as Pdding in Oakland night a very pretty wedding will place in the city of Oakland, n Lloyd P. Larue, City Attorney rass Valley, will be united in mare with Miss Florence E. Hoyt, also rass Valley. The ceremony will performed at the home of the bm’s parents, iss Hoyt isa native of Grass Valand is a charming and cultured ng lady. .Mise Hoyt is a graduate he State University, and’ for two ns has been a teacher in the Grass ley High School, teachiug the langes and higher branches of learnThe young lady is highly es: med in her home city for her many ble attributes of eharacter and her ny friends extend to her their sin“The American Flag,” is the title of the poem, that in preference to the piles of other poetry that wae sent from Dumerous sources, was chosen to grace the illustrated front page of this metropolitan paper. The poem is po inspired one and fairly teems with p:triotism and to be published at such an appropriate time, with Independence Day less than a week distant, tends to infuse our people with a pride that is very pleasing to-note. Miss Hoeft has contributed poems from time to time to the TRANSORIPT and other papers in this county, ard it is now gratifying to note that her abilities are being taken cognizance of by standard dailies of the coast, Two other timely poems of apprecition, and composed by Miss Hoeft, were also published in Sunday’s Call. One is dedicated to the Veterans of the Civil War and the other to Father McKinnon, who died in the Phiiippines some time ago, = ne eal wy Feel. Pickled Pork *., Ss Suc {A RHA AA 3m called OCo-dy PRUE IRGAVEIA VI. GH GECR GRY vow 3 WAVTATATA v= wy vow vv 1a umask r Waists We have a fine a, It is now possible to get a good cigar without doubt or question, no matter where you are. V (\ Me > C) ay Genuine Marshall &*Co.’s Ty q 4a * S$coich Herring ae ne In Anchovy Sauce ce and 50e In mustard Sauce in this evening and In Tomato Sauce and Kippered 25 Cts. Per Can eC g ROC o C) 3% a YRVRVAVAL Ls cs] a, , SZ C26. fe congratulations on the coming aaa a a z arse he 3 PEI . ppy event. Low Rate How's ta DOD Mr. Larue is one of the most favor'y known attorneys of this county, i since coming to Grasa Valley about ee years ago and forming 4 partnerip with George L. Jones, under the im name of Jones & Larue, has built a large and lucrative practice by strict and carefal attention to busiss. The firm has been connected th many important cases and been ry successful. Hie ability as a lawr has been recognized and he is a an of sterling integrity. The conWe offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo; O. We, the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the laat 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in al business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. . West & Truax. Wh olesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpina, Kinnan & Martil June 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and’ Missouri .Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc., $80; Chicago, etc., $83. Money deposited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. tf s. . e . Nae: cw a Tue Bee Hive Grocepy J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. a Hit IOP, Aya we aA. as em We have a splendid line at all prices The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. ANNAN AN ANS atulations of his many friends will vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s:‘Catarrh Cure is taken ipterThe Band is the from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks CLOCKS gold, silver and ‘Nickel p , Mantel clock, Time Office clocks, etc., also our display of Watches. We can suit you. » tendered him on the auspicious step hich he is about to take, ~ Grand Concer nally, acting directly upon the bloot and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 753. pac \NY have the late Suickir’s. Protection: Testimonials sent free. BY THE bottle. Sold by all Dru ggists. » Stoves xcellen Choice. ' "Huis Pauly Pills ar the bovt (A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street — : 0 S and 29 ALPRLIRS oO S pe, a A a eae ea . PIII II FIT TIAA IAA AIA NGO Stov Hon. J. M. Walling of this city has y , je SEC [CCIE ‘ \ : , 3 ; : PRE OR ORI EY, FORTE VEGI . You Don + i arnt : : : ue Flame “Mepcen selected by the celebration comFy 4 = ‘. ¥ It’s the Best Cigar on the ¥ A ae: «fpittee of Truckee to deliver the oraOF THE = . { ; . : immer ( S 4 ° off; have to * market for the money. %& ° aoe gee Rn ete a Races Masonic Widows’ and. ¢ Native Jewelry 8 SIVUSTAIMNGLY ¢ = Sutter # So. say everyone who ¢ me : a 4 a . ‘“ * al Folie es ce es iit sv : . t Pj For # We have them in all the © ‘. with Corns x Peers * W t i $} j t1001, Wetting acer abies = =n ok Or ans’ Home q Nugge ins =. latest shapes and styles. . H ( ‘ x 15 iver an address that will ring with A a prices rom 25 cts, up a We fit the Face . is is patriotism as he has had the experiAT DECOTO, CAL. Quartz Chains 2 ae = as high as you wish to go. 2 . (i x z nce during the daily walks of life soe HEY protect the hands @ s Others may suit 3] 7 ® * mong hie fellow men, and bore the ; . ' and remove all wrinkles. # ‘ = ae . 9 * * mM an mms of the Republic during the dark Wednesda RY July 1 i and callouses, causing the. # you, but x * oF Se are se yates aes } Quartz made up into hands to become soft and. # % . r * r) * “ir. Walling can speak with conrtz = x q . nvADA re} idence and the people of the eastern At Armory Hall. : chains, collar buttons, plump. . ‘ . Niss hoett . . : ; — nd of the county will have the pleascuff buttons, rings and . Just drop is ad) aca te Pe es z . s ' * * oi bre next Saturday of listening to a * * 1 desi = : Sie . . improve oO will ol x . truly patriotic address Tickets 50 cents. Children 25 cents. jj 10 any'style you desire Cures Chapped Stands a beautifnl line of Summer . . ae * * A ~ il ib es a in One UW Ag — Suits we now have on is % . . your style. . positively * . x A Lon Tramp Notice for Vslonant fe .— Apere a hand ave the be barges « * Allour Hats are . remove them x Tlade x d ‘ pointed for Proving ete ; = we are offering this week. — 4. *\« * : i ER q “T° Tan, Sallowness and Redness i d 4 . of the latest styles . (i x by x y \ N the Superior Court, in and for the Cound if b ‘. . i ~ : rt * : ia. are acted upon as 1 magic, . = A : on Sunday morning an ignmnnee I ty oi Meret Sih Bats of ous oa tacine the haute oid Sess at . Ky G now offering . and creations. I () : : — ae rove of horses and cattle, belonging . PEARD, JR. deceas MONDAY, th . 5) =] . . . b Moulding to Mr, Sanford, who has a reach near eee Pete OT lls o’clock a: im Broad Street. and beautiful. For sale at a : BA RGAIN S a ‘Rgency. at : é ‘ 99 2 , Lum tg etc. Auburn, passed throngh thie city. $F anid dey. of the gourt, requ oe aan = in all our Summer Goods # Ph . ; ining ‘Timbers They were bound for Emigrant Gap county of Nevada, bas meer Xo: amar coln Fea 4 : 9 = ~ s MISS E E c rE : ] . 4) ~ * ted Paint &nd were incharge of six men. The said THOMAS PHARD, J Fi. Coseeeed. one See our line,or . Th R ] ° ° ‘ a: . x * ve thie colebra , 100 Game *ock will be kept up there uatil fall. for hearing, titasuanoe to her of Letters Souvene. Guneks s e oya é ; é } . x : Jors, and iD St seca ee Testamentary, when and There ony — G KLINE & GE ; = Broad Street, Nevada City . * N. S. of Md. 3 Takes the burn out; heals the wou nd interested ey TS. 35 4 pase -! GEURGE Prop’s S Main Street, Grass Valley. ne a . x * {+ ta yr: F. L. ARB , Clerk. Ag S pi pte) i ae era . : ‘ alder St. Tel. my hu thee ase Sioa Eclectrio invn: b Heckions Beputy Clark. is ps3 ie bderctn cee Nevada City . aa . 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