June 30, 1899 (4 pages)

{the Firs Depertment clo viag suggestions to ft this ciiy to prevent Me aes eee >. e grass slong the sideows closed. Bemovedil Bap bor towers and other Om Sack perches and y bay Gertie, Qed remove it straw” “Den aliow: of firecrac#ers im back 6 girtieh bose attached tant ser: ce Pill all varrels, with water and?o Heebiently Tor: qise, ble the dry gras: around iid =e Cleared away. of the location of the arm box and, also the phone. In short; useoH to guard against fires 1 them in thbir ineipi. ney Tansy Waters. ted durect from Paris, end upon securing re-" ire of irregular periods ause. In red wra stitutes. La FRENO ANY, im San r sale Ny We Be Vie. Sainte athena uke Your Selection forks, etc, at the sto-a 8. on Pine street. 3: — a and Skirts. o and 25c. o and 5c. nd 25¢, Sc. y. BAS 1 37%. tna display. Ma GO. NG AND DURABLE. wy, Sacramento Brick. orders filled promptly. caeemenl — ioods. : be at. ry ans 25 cts. f 3 \ GRAS S VALLEY NEWS. ~ . aeggutt$ar0S, Jane 26,1899. . Th re wad at the City Hall leet : ie Me ee wen ces ae rit r : The political pil ahha ay Oe ae see ac Tala . DUsy bode ali working over-time/ ing of the Fourth of, A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told seeking to array President. McKinley . most of the sabSo ttees being repOver The Telaphotse, . of one side of the contest for Michigan resented. was n toda: in constract’. gots] Senatorship, but itis a waste of time Raha og aly platt on and energy. President McKinley is no Mrs. E. Crocker gona tobe rot more likety {o take sides iu ihe contest tomorrow to visit her daughter, Mrs, than is aay other citizen of another George Wrstarr. State, Seurtor McMillan, who fs a canMrs. 0. didate for ré-election, is his.werm: perSadie leave for visit. . sonal friend, and.so ¥s Secretary Alger, The Grass Valleys a21 the Seaweede, “who-hae-etit ounced bis candidacy..It is ridiculotis to say, ag some tre doing, the only two regalar baseball clubs in the county, will play at Watt ‘Park Qlauson and her daughter Chicago this week on a that the coutest involves the control of the Michigan delegation to the Republican National Convention. [t does ynday afternoon beginning at two /S88 ! preere Following is to be.the liné-up. “ee of. ia e bas ea — wep or mofiths. past by every ichigan paenglbiereT® ~ pee dea republican in Cougress, aud Secretary Schofleld Plammer} siges, that the Michigan delegation to Overmeyer y tthe next National Convettion was Perkins ; I ‘} bound to be unanimous for the reNevins. nomination of President McKinley, ee i: because that is.the sentiment of the stewuia voters. What then could be President Jenkins McKinley's object iu interfering in the Senatorial contest? That contest will be settled by the republican voters of Michigan. Whetber it will cause the resignation of Secretary Alger is a question that he can answer ‘better than anybody else. It will not necessarily do so, but be may consider it expedient to. resign, to remove any restraint that his candidacy might have upon the-setions of the President, TONIGHT'S PARTY. Young and Old Will Enjoy Themselves at Armory Hall. This evening the long talked of party of the high school class 6f ’99 will take place at Armory Hall. The graduates bave made quite extensive prepars~ : ; tions for ne event and hala gaeets . 20d also in order-to better lool: after will be sure to spend a night of eorid . ™S own interests. That President enjoyment. Bortiany tickets have McKinley would.ask for bis resignation naar disposed of that there is likely to because he was a candidate for the be a good attendance. The hall bas Senate is improbable. There is nothbeen neatly decorated and canvassed, ing about a Cabinet portfolio that good music is engaged and a live floor operates to deprive its holder of any committee will endeavor to see to it . Tight possessed by private citizens. ii that everybody has plenty of partners. there were, it would be as difficult for Old and young sh ould turn ont in our President to get a Cabinet as it is . force and help make the ‘bocasion 2 for the President of France to get one, marked social success. Secretary Alger is now in Washington, having juet returned from a vacation, DIED OF CONSUMPTION. but he says he has nothing to add to whatshe has already said about his can—_—_— didacy for the Senate. W. H. Booth, a Veteran Prospector, Breathes His Last, Military Governor of Santiago, has W. B. Bootb, one of y= a ci furnished additional proof that he is eee ot eee papapeaMT ea a cis bocoue Pees! : offer of \ a year to become Fresimpi ets Sais parva e ortebaree dent of the big syndicate which has F oak tieek: saa bis home here bought nine ot Washington's street . S20 Scake mnt va railways and its two electric light com\ ‘ * : : i panies and is preparing to put them al} Pe me me tans sine . under a single management, although . che agipices of Oustomab Lodge, will pa pry paet Sie Nia = 5 : imes @ umoun receive a & neha bd nar ep Brig. General of Volunteers. Gen. : Wood will return to Cuba at once, because he believes it is his duty:to do = : ni i ‘6 so. Hespeaks of his doing so in the is morning arry, who wa8 . most matter of fact tone. He said: “1 ‘oboe io snaict meth popdatts intend to. remain in the military serdence mine, in the plac’ o " vice of the Government as long as the pmploye taking a layoff, was painfully . gervice needs me. I feel in bonor Mort. He was running a car of ore 0D . pound to return to Santiago, now that down grade underground when be. yejiow fever is reported to have Bw Morris Gallagher on the track) broken out there.” Gen. Wood bas Bhead of him. He called to Mr. Gel-. goubts about the sickness at Santiago agher to get out of the way, and w8lpeing yellow fever, recalling bis exwatching to see that he was safe. T!@. periences there last year with a pernic: arstopped suddenly,.and Harry W#8. ioug malarial fever which caused men precipitated past if, falling flat. Hi®. 4, drop in the streets, and which pollar boue was broken and. be wa® je number of experts pronounced to be nned about the face, jaw and nevk-. yellow fever. Speaking of the Ouban situation, he said: “Tt isan easy matter P to get along with the Oabans. You “In the matter of the divorce proceed-. goyidn’t stir ups riot in Santiago tongs brought by Mary §. Lowry against . gay if you tried, Everybody is conEdward O. Lowry, the defendant 18S. tonted for the first time in years. We titioned the Superior Court of Sacra-. have only to give the Cubans.a good nto county for s change of venue to. [overninent, 80 good that they will be jevada county. The Lowrys areGrass. rejuctant to do without it, and that is falleyans. an easy matter.” 5 SSS ho ald It is expected that when President ‘Mrs. Newwon—Alphonso, how cou’! . wokinley returns to Washington, he be 90 cruel? You swore you'd! _ +1) issue orders for the recruiting of a or nothing from me, no matter how volunteer force, not necessarily to be ming it was. Newwon oe in eR sent to the Philippines, but to be orpty trousers pockets for 10 centé be) —. nized, drilled, and kept in readiness d for street car cap al a ™Y . as an emergency force, in case Gen. fr, you seem to have found it outs) Oris should decide at any time that he Dow. aveds more men than havealready been ordered to him. The administration a re da 4 awe isn't & bit. worried about Gen. Otis, The office! notwithstanding the ravings of “the % Lodge, We. 3, 2. Oo ail en Be! bair-trigger editors about the danger bek Sunday afternoon to attend. be is io, by reason of Aguinalao’s funeral of their late brother, W.H. alleged preparation to attack Manila . Visiting pronbese ieee gq. . with the largest Filipino army that has _ A. Gna, Bes. nae : 480-2t yet been in the field. On the contrary, a the administration knows that Ger. ' Flags, Fireworks, Etc. Otis would regard it as he greatest \} kindé can be-had of Schmidt . good fortune for Aguinaldo to march ja. on Pine street. Bt . his army against Manila, as it would : give bim exactly what he. has been trying so hard to get—an opportunity to fight 8 pitched battle with the entire Filipino army, and put an end to the revolt in short order. Gen. Otis is an experienced commander. He knows what be wants to do, the obstacles before bim, and that he can have anything be asks for from the administraéion to accomplish what he is there to do. He has not bad 4 single reverse since assuming command inthe Phili ps pines. Therefore, there is not a single -. valid reason for supposing that every Tom, Dick and Harry knows better what be needsand wbst he ought to bave than be does himself, while there mander of the Rough Riders, and now Collar Bone Broken. —_—_——+ Change of Venue Asked. ae, Rainier beer. " ov would drink the finest Luger ‘made on the Paciffc Coast go to Ow1 and ¢all for Rarniee. Bt \ ountain Company, Attention. Wilke officeré 4nd members of MounDompany, U.K. K of P., are red to assemble in fatigue uniform pout, aword and belt) at Armory st eight o'clock sharp on Moaday ig, July 8, for the oo Lageen of atig the informal public reception . ome that evening to Hon. ye Obareh. — 8t 4 Auction . Auction . sell at public auction a $20,, consisting of Diamonds, seme good work. They had on hand .tast year, a‘nount appropriated and the bills: will will do so. Many. are contemplating having beautiful decorations’ in ‘order . to make the city present @ oa ance. ‘Have partially arranged. their program atid here are some of the attractions: . Band Goncert at 1:30 p. m. on platform on Pine stréet. participate. Pine street to Union hotel; prize, $10. FROM PINE AND COMMEROIAL TO ENION ICE $5. Gen. Leonard Wood, former Come}. Eaeouraging PnancllRepo—New Pet It tures For the Great’ P : The, finance committee made ‘their report showing that they ‘have dove io Sia $760.50, The total amount: of . * subscriptions up to lest evening was: $855, being much larger than it was “The committee wisely concluded to pay all of its bille before the 4th in or der to have the money in circalation for that day. The chairman of each sub-committee received today” the be paid promptly. . scriptions, and the amounts sbould be paid immediately to Wm. Mulcahy or ©. J. Naffziger. ‘ ‘ : L. 8. Calkins have. been appointed a} * pants of business: houses and private residences, on the ‘line of march to decorate their buildings. It ishoped that, without any personal notice, they ts oy The afterndon amusement cominittee Negro Minstrel Performance and Cakewalk in which f Firemen’s Race, with hose cart, from ROUSR.: 5c mS Bicycle Race—Three to start—Prize, FROM CITY HALL TO PLAZA. Indian Foot Raée—First prize, $5; second prize, sack of flour, FROM UNION STREET TO PLAZA. Three-leggéd" Race-—Prige, $2 50. Sack Race—Prize, $2°50. Catching Greased Pig—Winner to have the pig. ; .Boys’ Shoe Race—First prize, hat; second prize, knife. 3 Slow Horse Race—three to Prize, $2 50. : 100-yard Foot Race—5to start—Prize, $2 50. start—' FROM PINE DOWN BROAD. 200-yard Foot Race—6 to start— Prize, $5. Boys’ Race—under 10 years, 6 to start —Prize, $2-50.: Indian Foot Race—First prize, §2 50; second prize, sack of flour. Fat Men’s Race—thiee to start— Prize, $2 50. The band will be under the direction of E. M. McKinlay allday. Arrange. " special committee. to reqdest occa. . Judem gears, with peyments were due.” sateen weatenatiaas 29 sa0 0" _ + DROISION OF: IMPORTANCE, . Affects Nearly Every County as to > ei jo Judge’ ‘A. G. Burnett of ‘Sonoma " {TGounty rendered a decision Monday in job in Folsom S ate Prisot. lwhictt ‘the State Asylum at Naps hoped to get « sinecure out of doors manaer heretofore. The jadicie! treasurer of {hc Asylum sued for the care of Mamie Hastiu for nine rears at $15 per mouth. In renderjng jade: . carty sjops. He is not allowed as such ment for three years the Judge says: In this esse there is no controvery . as tothe facis. They are agreed uptn his iripdown to his life-home. As be by stipulation filed in ectrt. The only question is whether the claim for the care and maintenance of the insane. 48; took off bis handcuffs. 2 oe OS Phatred by the statute in two or three There are many. unpaid small sub-}7°SFsoe te abo be. . “After carefully considering matter and reyiewing the authorities government building at St, Paul enters cited, I have reached the copolusten . i. in item of $10 tn fée’ feed Se ROPES pena weKsete a by hee, of a month for og FP, B. Wadsworth, Hugh Murcbie and shat. the liability toy ona aed is the cat. If it read for “feeding the { statate: ‘Hence plaintiff is entitled to} kitty," people could better Gudevatand ent for $10 per month for three}. big a chares : és with interest from the time the . : "a an ‘HOORE DEMBANED. “He Gets an Unenviable Job in Folsom State Prison. Edward H. Moore does not like his He had ti . brought suit to recover from J. F. looking after a derrick at the rock -. Ganningbam as guardian of Marie pile or something of that kind. InHaskin, ati incompetent. The question has been raised in many counties in the State end bas never been settled fa stead of that, because of his deafners, “he bas been made forty-eleventh assistant to the boss cell-tender—about -txemeanest job around the institu. ,tien Heisa sort of chambermaid, 10 to speak, bis principal daty being to to be around in the yards. . Moore spoke just two words on all ‘got into the prison carriage after leav. ing the train at Folsom Sheriff Getchell “That's _bet; ter,” he growled, stretching bis arms. The Federal official in charge of the ; The total lead production in the . United States in'1898 was 230,000 short SPECIAL . ~ fy called to our fine line of Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatic machinery enables us to offer a good time piece at a very moderate price. either, when you canget NEw ancl for about the same price. DON’T bay Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones . reliable goods at our store» Om Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspec'ion. Telephone West 14. ; A. & H. W. Hartung disease. rible disease made its appearance on my side. a malignant Cancer, reat alarm. to cause skill of the. doctors, for their treatment did no a Six-loaves bread: tor 250:at Homann’s tons. prcnenure =~ era ———————— eld we sch oer Results Fatally in Nine ar couples Will ‘Gases Out of Ten—A Cure Found at Last, first day, forced out the poison. bottles, when I was.cured sound dreadful affliction. though many years have for Cancer.—Mrs. 8 M. Ipon, Winston, N. ©. *Qur book on Cancer, containing other {nformation, will be sent free to any. addre “Qompany, Atlanta, Georgia. NCERIS the breast. too’ smal disease is fully developed. Cancer can not Cancer—may obstina Much Evidence has accuhich It was eating inwardly in such a way as The disease seemed beyond the good whatever, the Cancer growing worse. all the while . Numerous rem w steadily worse, edies were used for it. but the Cancer MRS. S. M, IDOL, ead until it. seemed that I was doonied f follow the others of the family, for I know how deadly Cancer is, especially when inherited. I was advised to try Swift's 5 anific (S S. 8), which, from the I continued its use vintil I had taken eighteen and well, and have had no symptoms of the elapsed. §. 8. 8. is the only cure testimonial This ‘ftarful disease often first appears as a mere scratch, a pimple. or lump in to ‘attract any notice, until, in many cases, the d be cured by 4 surgical vs operation, because the disease is a virulent poison in the blood, circulating throughout the s the sore or ulcer—known as the poison remains in the blood, and promptly renewed violence. ' ‘The wonderful success of S. §. 8, in curing _ blood diseases which .were considered Spuiting sufferers {6 try it for Cancer, the physicians without a cure. equal to the disease. and promptly effected.a cure. spread rapidly, and it was soon demonstrated. yond doubt that a cure had at last been found for deadly Cancer. mulated which is incontrovertible, of .w the following is‘a specimen : “Cancer is hereditary. in our family, my father, a eister and an aunt having died from this dreadful My feelings may be imagined when the hor ystem, and although be cut away, the breaks out afresh, with incurable, induced a tew deafter exhausting the skill of to their delight S. 5S. 8 The gla ss by the Swift Specific eadly te, deap-seated roved news a s and valuable the Relief Hil} or Columbia Hill band} here to assist in supplying inepiring patriotic music for the day: .“Bight carriages will be provided -for Laurel Parlor of Native Daughtera to ride in-during the parade. These vehicles. will be handsomely decorated by tue ladies. those of our citizens WHO posseas. bnggies, carriages or carts should decorate them and ride in the. procession. In most cities of the coast the ornamented vehicles of private parties are ments are being made to have eithr. = It bas bean aptly suggested’ that ” WE LEAD Ath of July ae SILK, ew ——00——— Goods USLIN, EUNTIN', all s:zes STARS, NATIONAL RIBBON, Ete. Etc. ROSETTES, GILT aw etord. And a Very Nice Line of FONTLEROY. BLOUSES ! Successors to F. O. Luetje, 9 Rroad St. Nevada City ATEST. ~SASH BUCKLES, SHIRT WAIST SET AND PINS. NECK CLASPS. Is all the Go and we have a Great Variety. We have a fine assortment of Ladies’ Longe Chains, Gent’s Chains, R NOVELTIES. Cc. J. BRAND?P?. Manufacturing Jeweler. ‘SILVER FOR CHILDREN, From 50 Cents to $2. ~% rf GRIMES. vvnyvvnvnynnnnynnnnnnnenentennnnnynynnnt An Elegant Assortment, Just Received 3d Installment. BRAID, among the most attractive features: of every public parade. Captain Coan says the Rough Riders will this year outdo all their. previous efforts: He expects about half a han-. dred of them to be in line. ct An arrangement will probably be made for a number of aro lights along the business streets on the night of the Fourth, also for putting up some of the ornamental electric designs bere tofore used. . ; Never Burn a CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS. Don’t go on drawing vitality from the blood without doing something’ to replace it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives nerve, mental and digestive strength Hood’s Pille are non-irritating, mild, effective. ; Schmidt Bros. : On Pine street have a fine steck of Flags of all sizes,Firecrackers, seid Rockets, Bombs, etc., which they will sell at the lowest rates. 8t Eyes Tested ‘Free, G. M. Roy, formerly with the Consolidated Optical Oo. of San. Francisco, will examine your eyes free, aud “fit your glasses scientifivally, at the lowest price. Hours from 9 a. M.to 8 P. M. daily. Commercial street, nextto Phejap Sisters’ Restaurant. j29 ~+-o@e _ A. O. U. W. Attention. The officers and members of Nevada City Lodge, A.O.U. W., are to meet_at their hall at nine o’clock ‘fuesday morning to participate in the Fourth of July, parade, alt visiting # bie every reason for confidently trusting that he will succeed in due time in put‘ting down the revolt, and that none 08 ocks, Silverware, Rogers 7,) Plateware, Jewelry, etc. Evpg must go. Sales daily st 7:0 : oe aca tan ince peor of the direful predictions of his failure ‘gale. Fifty reserved neats . will be realized. ' Forty Niner. ox & Rox, Auctioneers. a pte o Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science bas proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal, The worst cold or cough ava forthem. He has brothers are cordiu, ly eg to turn out for us. Uniforms will be furnished for each Workman and refreshments will be served in the ball after the parade. ee Tos H. Osun, © died 4t Chairman of Committee. Points About Picnics. Are you. going toa picnic today or tomorrow, this week or next? Ifyou are you will want to take along both ean be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and ‘sells at the lowest 2’ td-. Comsamptiou Oure. Sold on . Tor 259 at Homann’s. . by Diskerwos, phy years. For sa itive . . Gaylord & Son-bave ‘a splend: er ante! anatiet ment of plonio ibe ety se og cartons, : tt delicacies and 6 tials, for you are bound to bave a good appetite ath by enriching and vitalizing the blood. SOSA IL OU i BE Ss MOK MOK SK MOK SK Rs Ye WSS WY lt is a pleasure to sweep if you have a good sweeper ‘Have you seen *Bissell’s Cyco Bearing CARPET SWEEPERS, The Latest Improved? Also. the common Bissell -and the Sunshine, Just Received From the Factory At KINKEAD’S. BN VAN FON AS ANG YOROKNORIOIGIOK 3 ‘A . & WOK ZA = _ bottles aud “BATHING SPONGES, ; BATHING SOABS,BATHING SEA SALT, 0 REFRESHING TOILET WATERS, ‘PERFUMED BATH TAK#LETS, SOOTHIN HARMLE G TOILEF POWDERS,SS NURSERY POWDERS, COOLING FACE POWDERS, ‘ STICKY FLY PAPER, DELIGHTFUL. PERFUMES, DEMULCENT on“ Oo POISONOUS FLY PAPER, ig ‘Dickerman MOTH BALLS, MOTH PAPER, TOILET CREAMS, INSECT POWDER. ‘Ss Drug Store A SUMMARY OF SOME OF OUR Summer Somethings! BATHING BRUSHES, heal Carpets, Linoleum, Wall Paper, Lace Curtains. Curtain Poles. CURTAIN POLES, Etc. Snell & Fleming, Broad Street, corner Pine. WAAL AULA ALANA BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, _ Proprietor . rami; Whiskey Agency For--flon : -. Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for S Fancy Groceries-—— al " PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Mancot Whiskey.:,ecssser'-++++sessees$h 00 . Milendo Boap..msse. cerceavert wingihs 05 Duffy’s Malt Whiskey.-..0.-. r+ 1.00 ' Silk Soup..sssseseree one one coreee O68 Pepsi. Lace ome i ea : . EOinivette GORDisesncosesoceeranescsanios «OB Gume Cock WhIGKOY..+-c0¢rer ¢ Monarch (Jug). Wbiskoy ..-0.+: 1 09 . Water Queen BOUP.-crrsnnesoresecsonners 05 EX UW ew OG asics csemenseseerecerees . TB Copco (white) SOAP. . screenees U6 Rock & Ry 0 Whiskey. . 0-0-0 1 00. Cashmere (white) Soap.reeecserree 05 Maple Bum. successes T 00' Dandy Soap, 20 bars. .c.ssee 10 SHOrry Wine.cee-eeeerssrvmees: sersves Fern Soap. .ss.secsssssesnesneennssneesnres 6 35 Port WTAMC. .creveecsececrenree tes «+s ernte i Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3ib pokg oO Olaret Wine: raregermasteertnin 2B Diamond Dust Washing Powder. 66 es 0 2 & © 6 * ARABIAN ROAST"" Coitee _. > is the Best. : Give ha tmk 22.099 5.9% %” Svea! aa edaie msicnanta) Seo +m a i i i

{the Firs Depertment clo viag suggestions to ft this ciiy to prevent Me aes eee >. e grass slong the sideows closed. Bemovedil Bap bor towers and other Om Sack perches and y bay Gertie, Qed remove it straw” “Den aliow: of firecrac#ers im back 6 girtieh bose attached tant ser: ce Pill all varrels, with water and?o Heebiently Tor: qise, ble the dry gras: around iid =e Cleared away. of the location of the arm box and, also the phone. In short; useoH to guard against fires 1 them in thbir ineipi. ney Tansy Waters. ted durect from Paris, end upon securing re-" ire of irregular periods ause. In red wra stitutes. La FRENO ANY, im San r sale Ny We Be Vie.. Sainte athena uke Your Selection forks, etc, at the sto-a 8. on Pine street. 3: — a and Skirts. o and 25c. o and 5c. nd 25¢, Sc. y. BAS 1 37%. tna display. Ma GO. NG AND DURABLE. wy, Sacramento Brick. orders filled promptly. caeemenl — ioods. : be at. ry ans 25 cts. f 3 \ GRAS S VALLEY NEWS. ~ . aeggutt$ar0S, Jane 26,1899. . Th re wad at the City Hall leet : ie Me ee wen ces ae rit r : The political pil ahha ay Oe ae see ac Tala . DUsy bode ali working over-time/ ing of the Fourth of, A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told seeking to array President. McKinley . most of the sabSo ttees being repOver The Telaphotse, . of one side of the contest for Michigan resented. was n toda: in constract’. gots] Senatorship, but itis a waste of time Raha og aly platt on and energy. President McKinley is no Mrs. E. Crocker gona tobe rot more likety {o take sides iu ihe contest tomorrow to visit her daughter, Mrs, than is aay other citizen of another George Wrstarr. State, Seurtor McMillan, who fs a canMrs. 0. didate for ré-election, is his.werm: perSadie leave for visit. . sonal friend, and.so ¥s Secretary Alger, The Grass Valleys a21 the Seaweede, “who-hae-etit ounced bis candidacy...It is ridiculotis to say, ag some tre doing, the only two regalar baseball clubs in the county, will play at Watt ‘Park Qlauson and her daughter Chicago this week on a that the coutest involves the control of the Michigan delegation to the Republican National Convention. [t does ynday afternoon beginning at two /S88 ! preere Following is to be.the liné-up. “ee of. ia e bas ea — wep or mofiths. past by every ichigan paenglbiereT® ~ pee dea republican in Cougress, aud Secretary Schofleld Plammer} siges, that the Michigan delegation to Overmeyer y tthe next National Convettion was Perkins ; I ‘} bound to be unanimous for the reNevins. nomination of President McKinley, ee i: because that is.the sentiment of the stewuia voters. What then could be President Jenkins McKinley's object iu interfering in the Senatorial contest? That contest will be settled by the republican voters of Michigan. Whetber it will cause the resignation of Secretary Alger is a question that he can answer ‘better than anybody else. It will not necessarily do so, but be may consider it expedient to. resign, to remove any restraint that his candidacy might have upon the-setions of the President, TONIGHT'S PARTY. Young and Old Will Enjoy Themselves at Armory Hall. This evening the long talked of party of the high school class 6f ’99 will take place at Armory Hall. The graduates bave made quite extensive prepars~ : ; tions for ne event and hala gaeets . 20d also in order-to better lool: after will be sure to spend a night of eorid . ™S own interests. That President enjoyment. Bortiany tickets have McKinley would.ask for bis resignation naar disposed of that there is likely to because he was a candidate for the be a good attendance. The hall bas Senate is improbable. There is nothbeen neatly decorated and canvassed, ing about a Cabinet portfolio that good music is engaged and a live floor operates to deprive its holder of any committee will endeavor to see to it . Tight possessed by private citizens. ii that everybody has plenty of partners. there were, it would be as difficult for Old and young sh ould turn ont in our President to get a Cabinet as it is . force and help make the ‘bocasion 2 for the President of France to get one, marked social success. Secretary Alger is now in Washington, having juet returned from a vacation, DIED OF CONSUMPTION. but he says he has nothing to add to whatshe has already said about his can—_—_— didacy for the Senate. W. H. Booth, a Veteran Prospector, Breathes His Last, Military Governor of Santiago, has W. B. Bootb, one of y= a ci furnished additional proof that he is eee ot eee papapeaMT ea a cis bocoue Pees! : offer of \ a year to become Fresimpi ets Sais parva e ortebaree dent of the big syndicate which has F oak tieek: saa bis home here bought nine ot Washington's street . S20 Scake mnt va railways and its two electric light com\ ‘ * : : i panies and is preparing to put them al} Pe me me tans sine . under a single management, although . che agipices of Oustomab Lodge, will pa pry paet Sie Nia = 5 : imes @ umoun receive a & neha bd nar ep Brig. General of Volunteers. Gen. : Wood will return to Cuba at once, because he believes it is his duty:to do = : ni i ‘6 so. Hespeaks of his doing so in the is morning arry, who wa8 . most matter of fact tone. He said: “1 ‘oboe io snaict meth popdatts intend to. remain in the military serdence mine, in the plac’ o " vice of the Government as long as the pmploye taking a layoff, was painfully . gervice needs me. I feel in bonor Mort. He was running a car of ore 0D . pound to return to Santiago, now that down grade underground when be. yejiow fever is reported to have Bw Morris Gallagher on the track) broken out there.” Gen. Wood bas Bhead of him. He called to Mr. Gel-. goubts about the sickness at Santiago agher to get out of the way, and w8lpeing yellow fever, recalling bis exwatching to see that he was safe. T!@. periences there last year with a pernic: arstopped suddenly,.and Harry W#8. ioug malarial fever which caused men precipitated past if, falling flat. Hi®. 4, drop in the streets, and which pollar boue was broken and. be wa® je number of experts pronounced to be nned about the face, jaw and nevk-. yellow fever. Speaking of the Ouban situation, he said: “Tt isan easy matter P to get along with the Oabans. You “In the matter of the divorce proceed-. goyidn’t stir ups riot in Santiago tongs brought by Mary §. Lowry against . gay if you tried, Everybody is conEdward O. Lowry, the defendant 18S. tonted for the first time in years. We titioned the Superior Court of Sacra-. have only to give the Cubans.a good nto county for s change of venue to. [overninent, 80 good that they will be jevada county. The Lowrys areGrass. rejuctant to do without it, and that is falleyans. an easy matter.” 5 SSS ho ald It is expected that when President ‘Mrs. Newwon—Alphonso, how cou’! . wokinley returns to Washington, he be 90 cruel? You swore you'd! _ +1) issue orders for the recruiting of a or nothing from me, no matter how volunteer force, not necessarily to be ming it was. Newwon oe in eR sent to the Philippines, but to be orpty trousers pockets for 10 centé be) —. nized, drilled, and kept in readiness d for street car cap al a ™Y . as an emergency force, in case Gen. fr, you seem to have found it outs) Oris should decide at any time that he Dow. aveds more men than havealready been ordered to him. The administration a re da 4 awe isn't & bit. worried about Gen. Otis, The office! notwithstanding the ravings of “the % Lodge, We. 3, 2. Oo ail en Be! bair-trigger editors about the danger bek Sunday afternoon to attend. be is io, by reason of Aguinalao’s funeral of their late brother, W.H. alleged preparation to attack Manila . Visiting pronbese ieee gq. . with the largest Filipino army that has _ A. Gna, Bes. nae : 480-2t yet been in the field. On the contrary, a the administration knows that Ger. ' Flags, Fireworks, Etc. Otis would regard it as he greatest \} kindé can be-had of Schmidt . good fortune for Aguinaldo to march ja. on Pine street. Bt . his army against Manila, as it would : give bim exactly what he. has been trying so hard to get—an opportunity to fight 8 pitched battle with the entire Filipino army, and put an end to the revolt in short order. Gen. Otis is an experienced commander. He knows what be wants to do, the obstacles before bim, and that he can have anything be asks for from the administraéion to accomplish what he is there to do. He has not bad 4 single reverse since assuming command inthe Phili ps pines. Therefore, there is not a single -. valid reason for supposing that every Tom, Dick and Harry knows better what be needsand wbst he ought to bave than be does himself, while there mander of the Rough Riders, and now Collar Bone Broken. —_—_——+ Change of Venue Asked. ae, Rainier beer. " ov would drink the finest Luger ‘made on the Paciffc Coast go to Ow1 and ¢all for Rarniee. Bt \ ountain Company, Attention. Wilke officeré 4nd members of MounDompany, U.K. K of P., are red to assemble in fatigue uniform pout, aword and belt) at Armory st eight o'clock sharp on Moaday ig, July 8, for the oo Lageen of atig the informal public reception . ome that evening to Hon. ye Obareh. — 8t 4 Auction . Auction . sell at public auction a $20,, consisting of Diamonds, seme good work. They had on hand .tast year, a‘nount appropriated and the bills: will will do so. Many. are contemplating having beautiful decorations’ in ‘order . to make the city present @ oa ance. ‘Have partially arranged. their program atid here are some of the attractions: . Band Goncert at 1:30 p. m. on platform on Pine stréet. participate. Pine street to Union hotel; prize, $10. FROM PINE AND COMMEROIAL TO ENION ICE $5. Gen. Leonard Wood, former Come}. Eaeouraging PnancllRepo—New Pet It tures For the Great’ P : The, finance committee made ‘their report showing that they ‘have dove io Sia $760.50, The total amount: of . * subscriptions up to lest evening was: $855, being much larger than it was “The committee wisely concluded to pay all of its bille before the 4th in or der to have the money in circalation for that day. The chairman of each sub-committee received today” the be paid promptly. . scriptions, and the amounts sbould be paid immediately to Wm. Mulcahy or ©. J. Naffziger. ‘ ‘ : L. 8. Calkins have. been appointed a} * pants of business: houses and private residences, on the ‘line of march to decorate their buildings. It ishoped that, without any personal notice, they ts oy The afterndon amusement cominittee Negro Minstrel Performance and Cakewalk in which f Firemen’s Race, with hose cart, from ROUSR.: 5c mS Bicycle Race—Three to start—Prize, FROM CITY HALL TO PLAZA. Indian Foot Raée—First prize, $5; second prize, sack of flour, FROM UNION STREET TO PLAZA. Three-leggéd" Race-—Prige, $2 50. Sack Race—Prize, $2°50. Catching Greased Pig—Winner to have the pig. ; .Boys’ Shoe Race—First prize, hat; second prize, knife. 3 Slow Horse Race—three to Prize, $2 50. : 100-yard Foot Race—5to start—Prize, $2 50. start—' FROM PINE DOWN BROAD. 200-yard Foot Race—6 to start— Prize, $5. Boys’ Race—under 10 years, 6 to start —Prize, $2-50.: Indian Foot Race—First prize, §2 50; second prize, sack of flour. Fat Men’s Race—thiee to start— Prize, $2 50. The band will be under the direction of E. M. McKinlay allday. Arrange. " special committee. to reqdest occa. . Judem gears, with peyments were due.” sateen weatenatiaas 29 sa0 0" _ + DROISION OF: IMPORTANCE, . Affects Nearly Every County as to > ei jo Judge’ ‘A. G. Burnett of ‘Sonoma " {TGounty rendered a decision Monday in job in Folsom S ate Prisot. lwhictt ‘the State Asylum at Naps hoped to get « sinecure out of doors manaer heretofore. The jadicie! treasurer of {hc Asylum sued for the care of Mamie Hastiu for nine rears at $15 per mouth. In renderjng jade: . carty sjops. He is not allowed as such ment for three years the Judge says: In this esse there is no controvery . as tothe facis. They are agreed uptn his iripdown to his life-home. As be by stipulation filed in ectrt. The only question is whether the claim for the care and maintenance of the insane. 48; took off bis handcuffs. 2 oe OS Phatred by the statute in two or three There are many. unpaid small sub-}7°SFsoe te abo be. . “After carefully considering matter and reyiewing the authorities government building at St, Paul enters cited, I have reached the copolusten . i. in item of $10 tn fée’ feed Se ROPES pena weKsete a by hee, of a month for og FP, B. Wadsworth, Hugh Murcbie and shat. the liability toy ona aed is the cat. If it read for “feeding the { statate: ‘Hence plaintiff is entitled to} kitty," people could better Gudevatand ent for $10 per month for three}. big a chares : és with interest from the time the . : "a an ‘HOORE DEMBANED. “He Gets an Unenviable Job in Folsom State Prison. Edward H. Moore does not like his

He had ti . brought suit to recover from J. F. looking after a derrick at the rock -. Ganningbam as guardian of Marie pile or something of that kind. InHaskin, ati incompetent. The question has been raised in many counties in the State end bas never been settled fa stead of that, because of his deafners, “he bas been made forty-eleventh assistant to the boss cell-tender—about -txemeanest job around the institu. ,tien Heisa sort of chambermaid, 10 to speak, bis principal daty being to to be around in the yards. . Moore spoke just two words on all ‘got into the prison carriage after leav. ing the train at Folsom Sheriff Getchell “That's _bet; ter,” he growled, stretching bis arms. The Federal official in charge of the ; The total lead production in the . United States in'1898 was 230,000 short SPECIAL . ~ fy called to our fine line of Of American Manufacture. The superior construction of these Watches by improved and automatic machinery enables us to offer a good time piece at a very moderate price. either, when you canget NEw ancl for about the same price. DON’T bay Brass Watches at auction sales, or second-hand ones . reliable goods at our store» Om Remember, our repair work will bear the closest inspec'ion. Telephone West 14. ; A. & H. W. Hartung disease. rible disease made its appearance on my side. a malignant Cancer, reat alarm. to cause skill of the. doctors, for their treatment did no a Six-loaves bread: tor 250:at Homann’s tons. prcnenure =~ era ———————— eld we sch oer Results Fatally in Nine ar couples Will ‘Gases Out of Ten—A Cure Found at Last, first day, forced out the poison. bottles, when I was.cured sound dreadful affliction. though many years have for Cancer.—Mrs. 8 M. Ipon, Winston, N. ©. *Qur book on Cancer, containing other {nformation, will be sent free to any. addre “Qompany, Atlanta, Georgia. NCERIS the breast. too’ smal disease is fully developed. Cancer can not Cancer—may obstina Much Evidence has accuhich It was eating inwardly in such a way as The disease seemed beyond the good whatever, the Cancer growing worse. all the while . Numerous rem w steadily worse, edies were used for it. but the Cancer MRS. S. M, IDOL, ead until it. seemed that I was doonied f follow the others of the family, for I know how deadly Cancer is, especially when inherited. I was advised to try Swift's 5 anific (S S. 8), which, from the I continued its use vintil I had taken eighteen and well, and have had no symptoms of the elapsed. §. 8. 8. is the only cure testimonial This ‘ftarful disease often first appears as a mere scratch, a pimple. or lump in to ‘attract any notice, until, in many cases, the d be cured by 4 surgical vs operation, because the disease is a virulent poison in the blood, circulating throughout the s the sore or ulcer—known as the poison remains in the blood, and promptly renewed violence. ' ‘The wonderful success of S. §. 8, in curing _ blood diseases which .were considered Spuiting sufferers {6 try it for Cancer, the physicians without a cure. equal to the disease. and promptly effected.a cure. spread rapidly, and it was soon demonstrated. yond doubt that a cure had at last been found for deadly Cancer. mulated which is incontrovertible, of .w the following is‘a specimen : “Cancer is hereditary. in our family, my father, a eister and an aunt having died from this dreadful My feelings may be imagined when the hor ystem, and although be cut away, the breaks out afresh, with incurable, induced a tew deafter exhausting the skill of to their delight S. 5S. 8 The gla ss by the Swift Specific eadly te, deap-seated roved news a s and valuable the Relief Hil} or Columbia Hill band} here to assist in supplying inepiring patriotic music for the day: .“Bight carriages will be provided -for Laurel Parlor of Native Daughtera to ride in-during the parade. These vehicles. will be handsomely decorated by tue ladies. those of our citizens WHO posseas. bnggies, carriages or carts should decorate them and ride in the. procession. In most cities of the coast the ornamented vehicles of private parties are ments are being made to have eithr. = It bas bean aptly suggested’ that ” WE LEAD Ath of July ae SILK, ew ——00——— Goods USLIN, EUNTIN', all s:zes STARS, NATIONAL RIBBON, Ete. Etc. ROSETTES, GILT aw etord. And a Very Nice Line of FONTLEROY. BLOUSES ! Successors to F. O. Luetje, 9 Rroad St. Nevada City ATEST. ~SASH BUCKLES, SHIRT WAIST SET AND PINS. NECK CLASPS. Is all the Go and we have a Great Variety. We have a fine assortment of Ladies’ Longe Chains, Gent’s Chains, R NOVELTIES. Cc. J. BRAND?P?. Manufacturing Jeweler. ‘SILVER FOR CHILDREN, From 50 Cents to $2. ~% rf GRIMES. vvnyvvnvnynnnnynnnnnnnenentennnnnynynnnt An Elegant Assortment, Just Received 3d Installment. BRAID, among the most attractive features: of every public parade. Captain Coan says the Rough Riders will this year outdo all their. previous efforts: He expects about half a han-. dred of them to be in line. ct An arrangement will probably be made for a number of aro lights along the business streets on the night of the Fourth, also for putting up some of the ornamental electric designs bere tofore used. . ; Never Burn a CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS. Don’t go on drawing vitality from the blood without doing something’ to replace it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives nerve, mental and digestive strength Hood’s Pille are non-irritating, mild, effective. ; Schmidt Bros. : On Pine street have a fine steck of Flags of all sizes,Firecrackers, seid Rockets, Bombs, etc., which they will sell at the lowest rates. 8t Eyes Tested ‘Free, G. M. Roy, formerly with the Consolidated Optical Oo. of San. Francisco, will examine your eyes free, aud “fit your glasses scientifivally, at the lowest price. Hours from 9 a. M.to 8 P. M. daily. Commercial street, nextto Phejap Sisters’ Restaurant. j29 ~+-o@e _ A. O. U. W. Attention. The officers and members of Nevada City Lodge, A.O.U. W., are to meet_at their hall at nine o’clock ‘fuesday morning to participate in the Fourth of July, parade, alt visiting # bie every reason for confidently trusting that he will succeed in due time in put‘ting down the revolt, and that none 08 ocks, Silverware, Rogers 7,) Plateware, Jewelry, etc. Evpg must go. Sales daily st 7:0 : oe aca tan ince peor of the direful predictions of his failure ‘gale. Fifty reserved neats . will be realized. ' Forty Niner. ox & Rox, Auctioneers. a pte o Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science bas proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal, The worst cold or cough ava forthem. He has brothers are cordiu, ly eg to turn out for us. Uniforms will be furnished for each Workman and refreshments will be served in the ball after the parade. ee Tos H. Osun, © died 4t Chairman of Committee. Points About Picnics. Are you. going toa picnic today or tomorrow, this week or next? Ifyou are you will want to take along both ean be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and ‘sells at the lowest 2’ td-. Comsamptiou Oure. Sold on . Tor 259 at Homann’s. . by Diskerwos, phy years. For sa itive . . Gaylord & Son-bave ‘a splend: er ante! anatiet ment of plonio ibe ety se og cartons, : tt delicacies and 6 tials, for you are bound to bave a good appetite ath by enriching and vitalizing the blood. SOSA IL OU i BE Ss MOK MOK SK MOK SK Rs Ye WSS WY lt is a pleasure to sweep if you have a good sweeper ‘Have you seen *Bissell’s Cyco Bearing CARPET SWEEPERS, The Latest Improved? Also. the common Bissell -and the Sunshine, Just Received From the Factory At KINKEAD’S. 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