June 30, 1904 (4 pages)

Pies bye Cit lan { \ fe . ¥ & =— ee aacE pidgudeadieeisccaeagucas cai aac tigate aang iccaniiatiahiacennieaentaiaihdieeiiaainien aeendaas aualaelatsieicisuasonunuapacesematene apa THE TRANSCRIPT. Published every evening except Sundaye and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKING. N, P. BROWN. = ee FRIDAY, ... . JUNE 30, 1899. A SUIT FOR DIVORCE. William Best Thinks Mrs. Best Should Have Been Better. Wau. Best was suing Lis wife in the Superior Court today for 4 divorce, basing bie action ou her alleged cruelty. They are people well advauced ia years and bad both been married aud raised children—now grown—before they united their destinies in 1889. The course of their new venture in matrimony did pot prove smooth, and on various occasions they agreed to disagree, separated for awhile,then kissed aud made up determined to try it once more. . Last October the climax of their woes came. Mr. Best bad one of bis wife’s sons jailed for threatening to kill bim. ‘They bad no community property. ‘he house they lived in belonged to the lady and Mr. Best has since found shelter beneath snuotber roof. His next step was to go to the courts asking to be restured tu bis former condition of single blessedness. In bis tale of woe tu the Judge today he claimed that for a long time the defeodant would not spesk to him; that ebe refused to cook for him when he was sick; that sbe not only threatened to throw him out of her house, but vowed she would have him put behind the inbospitable bars of the jail. (It was such little demonstrations of disaesteem as these that impelled him to go his way alone. His sensitive nature could not stand the strain. When Mrs. Best weut on the stand she told sanother story, sand in the main it disagreed with Mr. Best’s. She declared him the aggressor and pictured bim as irascible and domineering beyoud eudurance, George E. Kiley is representing the 4 busbanud and Charles W. Kitts is the wife’s lawyer. ‘he two attorneys do not seem«to get along aby smoother when they ure arrayed sgainst each other in court than their clients do ir double barness. eee < — Miss Kahl’s Splendid Essay. Oue of the brightest und ablest as well as best-read of the mauy good essays at Wednesday night's high school wraduating exercises was that of Miss Miunie Kabl, ber subject being, “Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us.” ‘Tbrough curelessness reference to tbis essay was omitted in yesterday's report of the exercises. This omission does not however detract from the fact that it was one of the very best oumbere on the program. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion. of the ear ‘bere is ouly cue way to cure deafness, abd that is by constitutional remedies, Veafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the _ Eustachian ‘Tube. When tbis tube gets inflamed you bave 4 rumbling sound PERSONAL POINT ie A Dally Chronicle of the Dotngs of Old and Young, Charles Tuttle left today for Tracy. J.T. Dowling came down today from Moore’s Flat. ~ Mrs. G@. Wm. Duret has returned from San Fradcisco. Mrs. Mamie Lawrence and daughter have yone to Virginia City. Charles Eastin Jr. came down thie forenoon frof Graniteville. R. Evans, W. Evans and Wm. Drew arrived today from Pike City. Mr.and Mrs. Chas. R. Gray are visiting at Lincoln, Placer county. Mrs. A. D. Mason has returned from a visit to her parents at Bircbville. Miss Vineyard and J. B. Vineyard of Pleasant Valley were in town today. Mrs. Ed Williame (formerly Grace Garthe) returned last evening from Sacramento.Rev. John Chisbolm, treasurer of Placer county, was here last night eo route to Auburn. G. V. Robinsou of Indian Springs and Jesse Ennir of Rough and Ready were here this fc renoon. Miss Margie Faris ot Secramento has returned home after a visit with Miss Vivie Rector of this city. Miss Jessie Mott of Sacramento will arrive here this evening to epeud the summer witb ber relatives. Mrs. W. F. Englebright will go to San Francisco in a few days with her youngest son who in feeble health. Mrs. Stanley A. Smith and children, accompanied by Mrs. Burman, were bere last night on ruute from Downieville to Oukland. ; ‘lr. M. Todd, D. W. Lubeck and J. M. Fulweiler were here from Auburn last night to attend the meeting of Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar. Mrs. Catherine F. Oox of Dayton, Ohio, « sister of Samuel Clutter of this city, and her son, C.F. Cox, arrived here lust evening to spend the summer. Mrs. Alice Monteith and children of North Bloomfield arrived here this afternoon to spend, the Fourth. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Pecor. Mrs. F. A. Gourley of San Francieco, sister to Miss Belle Stover of this city, has been removed toa hospital, where a surgical operation will be performed in « few days. SSS cen nets Tired of the Tramps. The Truckee Republican says: It seems that our people ought to have some protection from the genus tramp that go frequently infest our streets. It is disgusting to see women and young ladies stopped two. or three times while walking ov Front street by these traveling bobos, aud asked for money. If s man wants work and is willing to work there is no need for his being idle. “If he can vot get the work he desires, he bad better take something else aud if he shows his ability the way will open for other work. But many of them donot want work as is manifested by their evading a house where « wood pile ie in sight. Ir is av old proverb, “If a man will not work neither let bim eat.” On Every Bottie or imperfect bearing, and when it is! Of Sbiloh’s Consumption Cure ts this entirely closed deafness is the resalt, sud unless the juflainmation can be takep out and this tube restored to ite oorma! coudition, hearing will be destroyed forever; Dine cases Out of ten sre vaused by catarrb, which is nothing bat aun ipfamed condition of the mu. cous surfaces. . We will give One Huvdred Dollars . for guy case of Deafness (caused by . catarrb) that canuot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free, F.J.CHENEY & CO, Toledo, U Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s tamily Pills are the best. epee =e . Flags! Flags! Flags! . Flegs of all sizes and at the lowest . rates Gan be had of Schmidt Bros. vu: Pine street. 3t Phe siete ap Flags For Everybody. Sbow your colors on the 4th of July. b. F. Rosentbal,Commercial street, bas 6 large assortment at all prices. td aeess How Is Your Wite? Has she lost ber beauty? If so, Constipation, Indigestiou, Sick, Headaches pre the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Hoot ‘Lea has cured these ills for half a! centary. Price 25 cts. sud 50 ets. Money retunded if results are uot satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . {guarantee: “All weask of you is to ase two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you cau say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggiet and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25 cts 60 cts. and 31.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf If You Drink Beer Try » glass of Rainren Lager Beer at THEOWL. It is #he tinest, and Tuttle bas it ob draught. j80-3t For flags, colored paper, firecrackers, bombs, torpedoes, fireworks or other 4th of July goods yo to Rosenthal’s, Commercial street, .if you want to get them cheap. je29-td. —--— —--+ e@e eo — New Crop Shrimps. A fresh lot just received by Gaylord & Son. j29-tf N. S. G. W. Attention. The oftcers and members of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W , are requested to meet at their hall sat nine o’clock ‘Tuesday morning to participate io the Fourth of July parade. All visiting brothers are cordially invited to turn out witb us. C. W. CHaPMan, E. J. Moraan, President. 4t Secretary. BRIEF MENTION. Winor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Graduates’ ball tonight. . For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. Fourth of July decorationa at the Racket Store. td Firecrackers aud Buatiog at the Racket. Store. td Eastern pickled pork and jigs feet at J.J. Jackson’s. tt . House and lot for sale. Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. a. wt Chinese Lanterns, Flags sand Festooning at the Racket Store. tf Ice Oold Gilt Edge Beer at the Referee Suloon, the bestin the land. tf A good clean-up.wasa made s esterday at the Eagle Bird mine in May bert district, The Temple Degree was conferred last night by Nevada Commandery, BT: Free Woodman and John Coan have reg6ived a speedy trotting horse from Palo Alto and will enter it in the fall races. Jobu Richards of Piety Hillis having @ neat iron fence put around his residence property in place of -the ~old wooden one, Fourteen of the men employed at the California mive above Washington are coming to the county seat tomorrow to spenf the Fourth. Come and see the Guernsey rugs, the same on both sides, a yard and a half jong. Snell & Fleming sei) them uta dollar apiece. jl9-tf A Los Angeles Company is re-opening the Osceola quartz mine near Alleghany. T. K. Garnier, formerly in charge of the Kenton, is conducting the operations. , Charles Worthley and Charles King of Washington recently bought a claim for $15. With a hand mortar they have pounded out $200 from the ore and have lots more muney in sight. Ata meeting of Wyoming ‘l'ribe of Red Men held last evening, the following representatives were elected to the Great Council, which meets at San Francisco in August: Josiah Sims, Henry Odgers, W. W. Waggoner, W. E. Rice. Alternates—Geo. M. Hughes, J. C. Dean, B. F. Snell, Samuel Clatter. City School Matters. Last night the City Board of Education re-elected all the teachers employed last year excepting Miss Esther Ogden who did not apply for « place. Miss Margaret Gillespie, now teavber iu Willow Valley, was added to the list and will be ussigned to a grade later. There will be a reapportioument of the pupils for next year, 80 as to bave but one mixed grade if possible. ‘The ‘salaries will remain us heretofore, The janitor’s salary for the months of July and August was reduced to $40 a month. ——__ = — «-s9e«—— Died of a Ihroat Complaint. Mrs. Flora Jepsen, wife of Nela Jepven, died at their bome at Relief Hilt yesterday afternoon from an uffection of the throat. She was a daughter of Joshua Penrose and wife of Relief Hill aud was born inthat town. She was 27. years, 2 months and 14 days old, aod beside her husband leaves three emal) children, The funeral will be held at Relief Hill tomorrow afternvon at2o’clock. Mr. Jepsen’s parents are expected here tonight from Salinae to attend the funeral. nn — . “My face is my fortune, sir,” she said —He married a bank account instead. Does This Strike You? Muddy complexions, Nauseating vreatb come from chronic constipation Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on absolute guarantee. Price 26 ota. and 60cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the draggist. ; tf SE ca Ego rps eee Fireworks! Fireworks! Fireworks! A grand and the best selected stock of fireworks ever brought to thia city are now on sale at Schmidt Bros. on Pine street. Bt Sara oe If you want sky-rockets, Roman candles, pin wheels or other flreworke for the Fourth, go to Rosenthal’s. A PUBLIC RECEPTION. Honor of Orator Church. Hon. George E Oburch of Fresno, oratiou here this year, will be tendered the National at the hotel during the evening and orator. It will bea pleasant social occasion, and the ladies and gentlemen who are there.will be sure to thoroughly enjoy themselves. Everything will be informal. The local company of the Uniform Rank Knight of Pythias, (of which organizution Mr, Church is a prominent member) is leading in the preparations for the occasion. The company hus asked the co-operation of Milo Lodge, of Garfleld Qonolave of {he Knights of Sherwood Forest ana of all other citizens. The members of Garfield Conclave aod of Moantain Company will appear at the reception in aniform. Mr. Church will arrive here on Monday afternoon’s train and will be met at the N.O.N.G.R.R. station by the Fourth of July Literary Committee. eee Affairs of the City. At an adjourned meeting held last evening the City Trustees passed a resolution of intention to provide, for the grading of Longstreet. It was decided to elect a Poundmaster on Thursday next, the compensation to be a salary of $15 a month in addition to the usual fees. Applications for the place will be received in the meantime. Arrangements were made for looking after certain arrangements connected with the Fourth of July celebration, such us sprinkling the streets, providing ice water, ringing the bella, plucing seats on the streets, putting extra lights on Pine street, etc. That wonderful bicycis ride of nearly » mile a minute that was reported as having been made on Long Island, the other day, by a wheelman who was “paced by a locomotive,” is discredited by the Eastern press. It is said to bave been more a case of @action than of bicycling, as the wheelman rode directly behind a locomotive tender which carried « wind screen on the rear to keep dust and cinders away, and it operated as a funnel to draw the bicyclist after it without much neces; sity for work on bis part. Wn eis Se “Why do they have those glass. cases with the ax, bammer, crowbar, ete, in on these cars?” asked a traveler on the ure pu’ thereto use in case any one wants « window open,” replied the facetious gan. Lamps If it’s » U,-to-Date Lamps you want — Iry Hiave 109 Storcs — That's Why Quality s. Good Oom mercial street, ewes Nevada Oity. Main street, . . ae Gress Valley Great Gathering Monday Evening in who is to deliver the Fourth of Jaly a public reception at the parlors of . gineering and Mining Journal. botel from 8:30 to 10 Oclock next Monday evening. Our citizens generally are invited to call! railroad going to New York. “Ob, those . (ireat Awerivan Jupsrl ug Yea Co's) “GOLD FROM THE SBA. *Confiding Shareholders. make the acquaintance of the eloquent . ship. It is vlaimed that this apparatus will recover gold from sea water as it . When the young men were brought nary action of the condensing plant. cessful operation is capable of pervertjug the trath in other ways. It may be possible that Jernigan, who is in perience to these London operators, and is a partner in their operations. Certainly Jernigan knowe how to get get it from sea water. aE The nickle-in‘the-slot machine men use, They claim that they are just as legitimate games of gambling as are stad-poker, faro and; others. The machines will be runagain next week. a, He--Let’s kiss and make it up. She —You mustn't kiss me; I’ve already made up. oD'S f° [LLS\ Rouse / the tor @ pid liver, and cure bilionsness, sick #f} headache, jaundice, pausea, indiges, tion, etc. They are invaluable to prevent a cold or break.up 4 fever. Mild gentle, certain, they are worthy your confidence. Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 25c. at all medicine dealers or by mail of €: 1, Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass. Raspberries. My berries this _yéar are the finest ever aised anwhere. le who desire them ‘or canning should send in their ordera by July 10th sol may be able to judge how many to let go to a neighboring city. Price 10 cents a quart delive in lots to suit, Missa Cohe news agency will register n oft our orders, or you can send to th b P.O. [i9d-1w} ed. A LEAR _ -Herpy Toes Are those which are comfortably cov4red by footwear from our stock gfuey bave room for natura] movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but Nines of the foot. They ure handsome, if . 3 vihiee fig ou ; easy and durable. ‘The stock used is . h Pheer: sy Reasonable . honent leather, turned and prepared in such a way as to givethe best possible Service. Our Gente’ $2.25 and $2.60 Vici Kid . Is the Ice As . Poetic Expressed Description Cream By a Lady . of Our Soda, Patron. . Foley's, . 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. . For Rent. : . Six nicely furnished rooms, complete for . housekeeping, with or without piano. In. . The celebrated MONARCH. Confidential to the People Who Wear Clothing. With long Losom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes: From 75 cts. to $1.50. C59S9SSG959S9088 Tie man or woman who is about to buy Clothing there days mugt Le in on awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisemente. be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR. We carry allgthe latest styles e ; la ; r Ni patterns— Puffs, Imperials, Tecks Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Hand. QR999999SS 9999S Particularly those who Think of Buying. quire of D E.MORGAN, Citizens Bank. 26 . “Like Nectar to My Lips.” th them / . FOR SALE AT A_ BARGAIN, Shoes have no equal. Have you seen Repairing promptly and neatly done. at reasonable prices. . BOVEY BROS., . Broad Street. . Ranch . AND Woodland. The following described property, sit. Another impudent gold from sea, water scheme bas sprung into existSan Francisco insurance mau who is ence, this time in London, says the En‘very well known at this city, has, been . A Ger-. arrested in Seattle on # charge of . man electrician and chemical engineer robbery. Field aud nuotber young The promoters df thescheme refer to the successful work of the American Gold Extraction Company of North . of much trouble to bis family, those Lubec, Maine, where they allege a pro. Who kuow him best do not believe him fit of $50,000 per annum is made. Of . guilty of the charge for which be has course anybody who can in so bare-. been arrested. After leaving Stanford faced a manner say thatthe Reverend . University be entered the Navy and Jernigan’s exposed: swindle is in suc-. S8erved on the Bennington and the Europe, has given the benefit of his ex. of Sacramento are going to fight the . bowels. : recent action of the authorities of that! directly on the bowels, liver and kid city in probibiting them from their . 2°Y® keeping them in perfect health not ill-shaped. They canform tu the . BELIEVE HiM INNOCENT. Probably Another Scheme to Swindle The Son of Henry K. Field Arrested . For ‘heft. The eldest son of Henry K. Field, a ie alleged to have invented an electric . ™®, Ed, Erickson, are accused of process which ia specially adapted to ‘robbing and severely beating George be used in the condensors on board . Grimes, » Cauadian, in a dowu-town ‘saloon. ‘The awount taken was $13 50. is pumped thougb condensers, without . !2to court fur exx mination the proseinterfering in any way with the ordi-'cuting witness did not appear and the case went over until July 7th. While young Field, who is 23 years of age, has been. very wild and # source /Qharleston. After being mustered cut of the service he drifted to Washing. ton State, and for some time the relatives have not been in communication witb him. They have received news of his recent trouble but lack particulars. \ x —_—__ OO gold out of stockholders, if he canuot . Tell Your Sister . A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy -liver and Karl]’s Clover Root Tea acts Price 25 cts. and 50 ects. tf — --2ee —-— —Six loaves bread tor 256 at Homanu’s. cia GUARD AGAINST FIRES, Chief Hook Makes Some Timely Suggestions to Citizens, Chief Hook of the tire Department has issued the follo ving su, gestior§ to the residents of this city to. prevent fires on July 4th: “Wet down the grass ulong the sidewalks, backyards aud alleyways, and keep attic windows closed. Removeall old furniture, lumber boxes and gther combustibles from back p>». ches” and yards, Carefu'ly guird all stables and barns, especially fay barn-, wud remove all loose bay aul straw Don’t allow the discharge of frecrack«rs in back yards. Keep the girten hove attached realy for instant ser: ce. Fill all buckets and barrels with water and place them «nveniently ‘or use. Wherever possible the dry gras: around premises should te cleared away, Make a note of the location of the nearest fire alarm box and, alsd the accessible telephone. [a short, use every precaution to guard against fircs and to quench th3m in their ‘neipts eng.” French Tansy Wafers. Thése are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported aiect from Paris, Ladies can depend upou securing ree lief from and cure of irregular: periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes) LA FRANOEH DRUG OOMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. WD. Viu.o. Qo and Make Your Selection Of Flags, Fireworks, etc, at the sto-a_ of Schmidt Bros. on Pine street. 31 \ WAIT . WASH GOODS ! Ladies, our display today in Consists of MAHER @ CO. Window No. 1, White Goods . i For Suits and Skirts. . . White India Linun at 10, 46-inch White Batiste, SO, White Pique, L249. TS). 20: White Welts Poh. 15, 20, ) 4 White Dotted Swiss, 12%, 1244, 15, 20 and 25¢. \\ hite Victoria Lawn, 16, 12%, 15, 20 and asc. go.nch Victoria Organdie, 50, 52% and 25¢, 62% and 7<c. 25 and 37%. 25 and 37%c 20, 25 and 37%c. , PALIALALIALANALAAIALIALIANIALIANIALIANIEG Window Display. . CAA AAMALALALALALAL AL ALIALAA cc “. Respectfully, MARER & GO. . bP. S.—One more lot of New ceived. SEE THEM. p Crashes for Skirts, just te BEST BRICK In the Market At Any Price. REGULAR IN SHAPE. STRONG AND DURABLE. LARGE IN SIZE. JAMES J. HANLEY, Nevada City Agent for the Justly Celebrated Sacramento Brick. See them at the Plaza Ice House. — Light Weight . ‘offered for sale ata bargain and on the [ Fo] ni most reasoned! . ide’ fed eel atel gel sol oe el ae oa All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. We carry the celebrated vC Bon Cat Brand — () \ Ol), ; of Leather Stocking, ' Triple Knee, . _All < made to order, . For Chil dren, . es and ai lowest prices. . 25 cents a pair. 69960666 “ : . 2 dwelling houses, 2 barns, and two . Some people je26 ¢unsider deceptionan art. 1t may Le, Lut it is ap art we have no use for. bair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friende and holds old oues. Our. Motto is : Your money Lack if ycur purchase proves uneatisfactory. Returp it and get your money—ycu shal! have it without a word of argument and we wil . Large or small orders filled promptly Gate five miles north of Nevada City, is 98 acres of land, fénced, and mostly . under cultivation, . . 46 acres of good timber land. 130 cords of 4-foot oak wood. 30 cords of stove wood.10 acres of ground sown in wheat and A Fine Line Breakfast Goods. 4 . _ ‘horses and barness. All Fresh from the Mites. For further particulars enquire of I.J.ROLFS. : : . . Mountala Company, No. 16, . U. R. K. of P. . i Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND . THURSDAY EVENING of each month. GEO. C, GAYLORD, Capt. . C. H. Harrison, Recorder, . . CHING LEE, Dealer in "' Ladl-s' Dresses, Underwear 4N3,OfHER . fi H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat Ee Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. my WWheatine, Phoenix Flakes. Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. rut Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. [ae] Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice, t+ For a Quica Lunch--atready coched--Gry French Red Kiduey Beans, 2 cans 28 cts. Kapp & Sireets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Heintz's Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can . Pirecrackers, Fans and Fine Teas. Broad Street, tWo doors below Mrs. . Lutz’s Restacrant. ce > CASH. yA. B. WOLF, OG pocee 1 e@er reall leer) [Oral [=] . [ate,. ay is jis, Nita 2 esha? *wae?. Sewn . l oahu’ egurl ae ae ee (organ? . . . *ogu?) {oyu {*iga*. cr

Pies bye Cit lan { \ fe . ¥ & =— ee aacE pidgudeadieeisccaeagucas cai aac tigate aang iccaniiatiahiacennieaentaiaihdieeiiaainien aeendaas aualaelatsieicisuasonunuapacesematene apa THE TRANSCRIPT. Published every evening except Sundaye and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKING. N, P. BROWN. = ee FRIDAY, ..... . JUNE 30, 1899. A SUIT FOR DIVORCE. William Best Thinks Mrs. Best Should Have Been Better. Wau. Best was suing Lis wife in the Superior Court today for 4 divorce, basing bie action ou her alleged cruelty. They are people well advauced ia years and bad both been married aud raised children—now grown—before they united their destinies in 1889. The course of their new venture in matrimony did pot prove smooth, and on various occasions they agreed to disagree, separated for awhile,then kissed aud made up determined to try it once more. . Last October the climax of their woes came. Mr. Best bad one of bis wife’s sons jailed for threatening to kill bim. ‘They bad no community property. ‘he house they lived in belonged to the lady and Mr. Best has since found shelter beneath snuotber roof. His next step was to go to the courts asking to be restured tu bis former condition of single blessedness. In bis tale of woe tu the Judge today he claimed that for a long time the defeodant would not spesk to him; that ebe refused to cook for him when he was sick; that sbe not only threatened to throw him out of her house, but vowed she would have him put behind the inbospitable bars of the jail. (It was such little demonstrations of disaesteem as these that impelled him to go his way alone. His sensitive nature could not stand the strain. When Mrs. Best weut on the stand she told sanother story, sand in the main it disagreed with Mr. Best’s. She declared him the aggressor and pictured bim as irascible and domineering beyoud eudurance, George E. Kiley is representing the 4 busbanud and Charles W. Kitts is the wife’s lawyer. ‘he two attorneys do not seem«to get along aby smoother when they ure arrayed sgainst each other in court than their clients do ir double barness. eee < — Miss Kahl’s Splendid Essay. Oue of the brightest und ablest as well as best-read of the mauy good essays at Wednesday night's high school wraduating exercises was that of Miss Miunie Kabl, ber subject being, “Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us.” ‘Tbrough curelessness reference to tbis essay was omitted in yesterday's report of the exercises. This omission does not however detract from the fact that it was one of the very best oumbere on the program. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion. of the ear ‘bere is ouly cue way to cure deafness, abd that is by constitutional remedies, Veafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the _ Eustachian ‘Tube. When tbis tube gets inflamed you bave 4 rumbling sound PERSONAL POINT ie A Dally Chronicle of the Dotngs of Old and Young, Charles Tuttle left today for Tracy. J.T. Dowling came down today from Moore’s Flat. ~ Mrs. G@. Wm. Duret has returned from San Fradcisco. Mrs. Mamie Lawrence and daughter have yone to Virginia City. Charles Eastin Jr. came down thie forenoon frof Graniteville. R. Evans, W. Evans and Wm. Drew arrived today from Pike City. Mr.and Mrs. Chas. R. Gray are visiting at Lincoln, Placer county. Mrs. A. D. Mason has returned from a visit to her parents at Bircbville. Miss Vineyard and J. B. Vineyard of Pleasant Valley were in town today. Mrs. Ed Williame (formerly Grace Garthe) returned last evening from Sacramento.Rev. John Chisbolm, treasurer of Placer county, was here last night eo route to Auburn. G. V. Robinsou of Indian Springs and Jesse Ennir of Rough and Ready were here this fc renoon. Miss Margie Faris ot Secramento has returned home after a visit with Miss Vivie Rector of this city. Miss Jessie Mott of Sacramento will arrive here this evening to epeud the summer witb ber relatives. Mrs. W. F. Englebright will go to San Francisco in a few days with her youngest son who in feeble health. Mrs. Stanley A. Smith and children, accompanied by Mrs. Burman, were bere last night on ruute from Downieville to Oukland. ; ‘lr. M. Todd, D. W. Lubeck and J. M. Fulweiler were here from Auburn last night to attend the meeting of Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar. Mrs. Catherine F. Oox of Dayton, Ohio, « sister of Samuel Clutter of this city, and her son, C.F. Cox, arrived here lust evening to spend the summer. Mrs. Alice Monteith and children of North Bloomfield arrived here this afternoon to spend, the Fourth. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Pecor. Mrs. F. A. Gourley of San Francieco, sister to Miss Belle Stover of this city, has been removed toa hospital, where a surgical operation will be performed in « few days. SSS cen nets Tired of the Tramps. The Truckee Republican says: It seems that our people ought to have some protection from the genus tramp that go frequently infest our streets. It is disgusting to see women and young ladies stopped two. or three times while walking ov Front street by these traveling bobos, aud asked for money. If s man wants work and is willing to work there is no need for his being idle. “If he can vot get the work he desires, he bad better take something else aud if he shows his ability the way will open for other work. But many of them donot want work as is manifested by their evading a house where « wood pile ie in sight. Ir is av old proverb, “If a man will not work neither let bim eat.” On Every Bottie or imperfect bearing, and when it is! Of Sbiloh’s Consumption Cure ts this entirely closed deafness is the resalt, sud unless the juflainmation can be takep out and this tube restored to ite oorma! coudition, hearing will be destroyed forever; Dine cases Out of ten sre vaused by catarrb, which is nothing bat aun ipfamed condition of the mu. cous surfaces. . We will give One Huvdred Dollars . for guy case of Deafness (caused by . catarrb) that canuot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free, F.J.CHENEY & CO, Toledo, U Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s tamily Pills are the best. epee =e . Flags! Flags! Flags! . Flegs of all sizes and at the lowest . rates Gan be had of Schmidt Bros. vu: Pine street. 3t Phe siete ap Flags For Everybody. Sbow your colors on the 4th of July. b. F. Rosentbal,Commercial street, bas 6 large assortment at all prices. td aeess How Is Your Wite? Has she lost ber beauty? If so, Constipation, Indigestiou, Sick, Headaches pre the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Hoot ‘Lea has cured these ills for half a! centary. Price 25 cts. sud 50 ets. Money retunded if results are uot satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . {guarantee: “All weask of you is to ase two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you cau say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggiet and he may refund the price paid.” Price 25 cts 60 cts. and 31.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf If You Drink Beer Try » glass of Rainren Lager Beer at THEOWL. It is #he tinest, and Tuttle bas it ob draught. j80-3t For flags, colored paper, firecrackers, bombs, torpedoes, fireworks or other 4th of July goods yo to Rosenthal’s, Commercial street, .if you want to get them cheap. je29-td. —--— —--+ e@e eo — New Crop Shrimps. A fresh lot just received by Gaylord & Son. j29-tf N. S. G. W. Attention. The oftcers and members of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W , are requested to meet at their hall sat nine o’clock ‘Tuesday morning to participate io the Fourth of July parade. All visiting brothers are cordially invited to turn out witb us. C. W. CHaPMan, E. J. Moraan, President. 4t Secretary. BRIEF MENTION. Winor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Graduates’ ball tonight. . For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. Shine free with shave at Wild’s. tf Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. Fourth of July decorationa at the Racket Store. td Firecrackers aud Buatiog at the Racket. Store. td Eastern pickled pork and jigs feet at J.J. Jackson’s. tt . House and lot for sale. Enquire of George C. Gaylord. m6-tf Star Creamery butter, sold by Gaylord & Son, is the best. a. wt Chinese Lanterns, Flags sand Festooning at the Racket Store. tf Ice Oold Gilt Edge Beer at the Referee Suloon, the bestin the land. tf A good clean-up.wasa made s esterday at the Eagle Bird mine in May bert district, The Temple Degree was conferred last night by Nevada Commandery, BT: Free Woodman and John Coan have reg6ived a speedy trotting horse from Palo Alto and will enter it in the fall races. Jobu Richards of Piety Hillis having @ neat iron fence put around his residence property in place of -the ~old wooden one, Fourteen of the men employed at the California mive above Washington are coming to the county seat tomorrow to spenf the Fourth. Come and see the Guernsey rugs, the same on both sides, a yard and a half jong. Snell & Fleming sei) them uta dollar apiece. jl9-tf A Los Angeles Company is re-opening the Osceola quartz mine near Alleghany. T. K. Garnier, formerly in charge of the Kenton, is conducting the operations. , Charles Worthley and Charles King of Washington recently bought a claim for $15. With a hand mortar they have pounded out $200 from the ore and have lots more muney in sight. Ata meeting of Wyoming ‘l'ribe of Red Men held last evening, the following representatives were elected to the Great Council, which meets at San Francisco in August: Josiah Sims, Henry Odgers, W. W. Waggoner, W. E. Rice. Alternates—Geo. M. Hughes, J. C. Dean, B. F. Snell, Samuel Clatter. City School Matters. Last night the City Board of Education re-elected all the teachers employed last year excepting Miss Esther Ogden who did not apply for « place. Miss Margaret Gillespie, now teavber iu Willow Valley, was added to the list and will be ussigned to a grade later. There will be a reapportioument of the pupils for next year, 80 as to bave but one mixed grade if possible. ‘The ‘salaries will remain us heretofore, The janitor’s salary for the months of July and August was reduced to $40 a month. ——__ = — «-s9e«—— Died of a Ihroat Complaint. Mrs. Flora Jepsen, wife of Nela Jepven, died at their bome at Relief Hilt yesterday afternoon from an uffection of the throat. She was a daughter of Joshua Penrose and wife of Relief Hill aud was born inthat town. She was 27. years, 2 months and 14 days old, aod beside her husband leaves three emal) children, The funeral will be held at Relief Hill tomorrow afternvon at2o’clock. Mr. Jepsen’s parents are expected here tonight from Salinae to attend the funeral. nn — . “My face is my fortune, sir,” she said —He married a bank account instead. Does This Strike You? Muddy complexions, Nauseating vreatb come from chronic constipation Karl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on absolute guarantee. Price 26 ota. and 60cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the draggist. ; tf SE ca Ego rps eee Fireworks! Fireworks! Fireworks! A grand and the best selected stock of fireworks ever brought to thia city are now on sale at Schmidt Bros. on Pine street. Bt Sara oe If you want sky-rockets, Roman candles, pin wheels or other flreworke for the Fourth, go to Rosenthal’s. A PUBLIC RECEPTION. Honor of Orator Church. Hon. George E Oburch of Fresno, oratiou here this year, will be tendered the National at the hotel during the evening and orator. It will bea pleasant social occasion, and the ladies and gentlemen who are there.will be sure to thoroughly enjoy themselves. Everything will be informal. The local company of the Uniform Rank Knight of Pythias, (of which organizution Mr, Church is a prominent member) is leading in the preparations for the occasion. The company hus asked the co-operation of Milo Lodge, of Garfleld Qonolave of {he Knights of Sherwood Forest ana of all other citizens. The members of Garfield Conclave aod of Moantain Company will appear at the reception in aniform.

Mr. Church will arrive here on Monday afternoon’s train and will be met at the N.O.N.G.R.R. station by the Fourth of July Literary Committee. eee Affairs of the City. At an adjourned meeting held last evening the City Trustees passed a resolution of intention to provide, for the grading of Longstreet. It was decided to elect a Poundmaster on Thursday next, the compensation to be a salary of $15 a month in addition to the usual fees. Applications for the place will be received in the meantime. Arrangements were made for looking after certain arrangements connected with the Fourth of July celebration, such us sprinkling the streets, providing ice water, ringing the bella, plucing seats on the streets, putting extra lights on Pine street, etc. That wonderful bicycis ride of nearly » mile a minute that was reported as having been made on Long Island, the other day, by a wheelman who was “paced by a locomotive,” is discredited by the Eastern press. It is said to bave been more a case of @action than of bicycling, as the wheelman rode directly behind a locomotive tender which carried « wind screen on the rear to keep dust and cinders away, and it operated as a funnel to draw the bicyclist after it without much neces; sity for work on bis part. Wn eis Se “Why do they have those glass. cases with the ax, bammer, crowbar, ete, in on these cars?” asked a traveler on the ure pu’ thereto use in case any one wants « window open,” replied the facetious gan. Lamps If it’s » U,-to-Date Lamps you want — Iry Hiave 109 Storcs — That's Why Quality s. Good Oom mercial street, ewes Nevada Oity. Main street, . . ae Gress Valley Great Gathering Monday Evening in who is to deliver the Fourth of Jaly a public reception at the parlors of . gineering and Mining Journal. botel from 8:30 to 10 Oclock next Monday evening. Our citizens generally are invited to call! railroad going to New York. “Ob, those . (ireat Awerivan Jupsrl ug Yea Co's) “GOLD FROM THE SBA. *Confiding Shareholders. make the acquaintance of the eloquent . ship. It is vlaimed that this apparatus will recover gold from sea water as it . When the young men were brought nary action of the condensing plant. cessful operation is capable of pervertjug the trath in other ways. It may be possible that Jernigan, who is in perience to these London operators, and is a partner in their operations. Certainly Jernigan knowe how to get get it from sea water. aE The nickle-in‘the-slot machine men use, They claim that they are just as legitimate games of gambling as are stad-poker, faro and; others. The machines will be runagain next week. a, He--Let’s kiss and make it up. She —You mustn't kiss me; I’ve already made up. oD'S f° [LLS\ Rouse / the tor @ pid liver, and cure bilionsness, sick #f} headache, jaundice, pausea, indiges, tion, etc. They are invaluable to prevent a cold or break.up 4 fever. Mild gentle, certain, they are worthy your confidence. Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 25c. at all medicine dealers or by mail of €: 1, Hoop & Co., Lowell, Mass. Raspberries. My berries this _yéar are the finest ever aised anwhere. le who desire them ‘or canning should send in their ordera by July 10th sol may be able to judge how many to let go to a neighboring city. Price 10 cents a quart delive in lots to suit, Missa Cohe news agency will register n oft our orders, or you can send to th b P.O. [i9d-1w} ed. A LEAR _ -Herpy Toes Are those which are comfortably cov4red by footwear from our stock gfuey bave room for natura] movement. The Shoes we offer are roomy but Nines of the foot. They ure handsome, if . 3 vihiee fig ou ; easy and durable. ‘The stock used is . h Pheer: sy Reasonable . honent leather, turned and prepared in such a way as to givethe best possible Service. Our Gente’ $2.25 and $2.60 Vici Kid . Is the Ice As . Poetic Expressed Description Cream By a Lady . of Our Soda, Patron. . Foley's, . 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. . For Rent. : . Six nicely furnished rooms, complete for . housekeeping, with or without piano. In. . The celebrated MONARCH. Confidential to the People Who Wear Clothing. With long Losom, short bosom or colored bosom. The best fitting shirt made. All sizes: From 75 cts. to $1.50. C59S9SSG959S9088 Tie man or woman who is about to buy Clothing there days mugt Le in on awful predicament if they read the different Clothing advertisemente. be good friends just the same. NECKWEAR. We carry allgthe latest styles e ; la ; r Ni patterns— Puffs, Imperials, Tecks Clubs, Bow and Four-in-Hand. QR999999SS 9999S Particularly those who Think of Buying. quire of D E.MORGAN, Citizens Bank. 26 . “Like Nectar to My Lips.” th them / . FOR SALE AT A_ BARGAIN, Shoes have no equal. Have you seen Repairing promptly and neatly done. at reasonable prices. . BOVEY BROS., . Broad Street. . Ranch . AND Woodland. The following described property, sit. Another impudent gold from sea, water scheme bas sprung into existSan Francisco insurance mau who is ence, this time in London, says the En‘very well known at this city, has, been . A Ger-. arrested in Seattle on # charge of . man electrician and chemical engineer robbery. Field aud nuotber young The promoters df thescheme refer to the successful work of the American Gold Extraction Company of North . of much trouble to bis family, those Lubec, Maine, where they allege a pro. Who kuow him best do not believe him fit of $50,000 per annum is made. Of . guilty of the charge for which be has course anybody who can in so bare-. been arrested. After leaving Stanford faced a manner say thatthe Reverend . University be entered the Navy and Jernigan’s exposed: swindle is in suc-. S8erved on the Bennington and the Europe, has given the benefit of his ex. of Sacramento are going to fight the . bowels. : recent action of the authorities of that! directly on the bowels, liver and kid city in probibiting them from their . 2°Y® keeping them in perfect health not ill-shaped. They canform tu the . BELIEVE HiM INNOCENT. Probably Another Scheme to Swindle The Son of Henry K. Field Arrested . For ‘heft. The eldest son of Henry K. Field, a ie alleged to have invented an electric . ™®, Ed, Erickson, are accused of process which ia specially adapted to ‘robbing and severely beating George be used in the condensors on board . Grimes, » Cauadian, in a dowu-town ‘saloon. ‘The awount taken was $13 50. is pumped thougb condensers, without . !2to court fur exx mination the proseinterfering in any way with the ordi-'cuting witness did not appear and the case went over until July 7th. While young Field, who is 23 years of age, has been. very wild and # source /Qharleston. After being mustered cut of the service he drifted to Washing. ton State, and for some time the relatives have not been in communication witb him. They have received news of his recent trouble but lack particulars. \ x —_—__ OO gold out of stockholders, if he canuot . Tell Your Sister . A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy -liver and Karl]’s Clover Root Tea acts Price 25 cts. and 50 ects. tf — --2ee —-— —Six loaves bread tor 256 at Homanu’s. cia GUARD AGAINST FIRES, Chief Hook Makes Some Timely Suggestions to Citizens, Chief Hook of the tire Department has issued the follo ving su, gestior§ to the residents of this city to. prevent fires on July 4th: “Wet down the grass ulong the sidewalks, backyards aud alleyways, and keep attic windows closed. Removeall old furniture, lumber boxes and gther combustibles from back p>». ches” and yards, Carefu'ly guird all stables and barns, especially fay barn-, wud remove all loose bay aul straw Don’t allow the discharge of frecrack«rs in back yards. Keep the girten hove attached realy for instant ser: ce. Fill all buckets and barrels with water and place them «nveniently ‘or use. Wherever possible the dry gras: around premises should te cleared away, Make a note of the location of the nearest fire alarm box and, alsd the accessible telephone. [a short, use every precaution to guard against fircs and to quench th3m in their ‘neipts eng.” French Tansy Wafers. Thése are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported aiect from Paris, Ladies can depend upou securing ree lief from and cure of irregular: periods regardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes) LA FRANOEH DRUG OOMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. WD. Viu.o. Qo and Make Your Selection Of Flags, Fireworks, etc, at the sto-a_ of Schmidt Bros. on Pine street. 31 \ WAIT . WASH GOODS ! Ladies, our display today in Consists of MAHER @ CO. Window No. 1, White Goods . i For Suits and Skirts. . . White India Linun at 10, 46-inch White Batiste, SO, White Pique, L249. TS). 20: White Welts Poh. 15, 20, ) 4 White Dotted Swiss, 12%, 1244, 15, 20 and 25¢. \\ hite Victoria Lawn, 16, 12%, 15, 20 and asc. go.nch Victoria Organdie, 50, 52% and 25¢, 62% and 7<c. 25 and 37%. 25 and 37%c 20, 25 and 37%c. , PALIALALIALANALAAIALIALIANIALIANIALIANIEG Window Display. . CAA AAMALALALALALAL AL ALIALAA cc “. Respectfully, MARER & GO. . bP. S.—One more lot of New ceived. SEE THEM. p Crashes for Skirts, just te BEST BRICK In the Market At Any Price. REGULAR IN SHAPE. STRONG AND DURABLE. LARGE IN SIZE. JAMES J. HANLEY, Nevada City Agent for the Justly Celebrated Sacramento Brick. See them at the Plaza Ice House. — Light Weight . ‘offered for sale ata bargain and on the [ Fo] ni most reasoned! . ide’ fed eel atel gel sol oe el ae oa All kinds and colors. Just the thing for warm weather. We carry the celebrated vC Bon Cat Brand — () \ Ol), ; of Leather Stocking, ' Triple Knee, . _All < made to order, . For Chil dren, . es and ai lowest prices. . 25 cents a pair. 69960666 “ : . 2 dwelling houses, 2 barns, and two . Some people je26 ¢unsider deceptionan art. 1t may Le, Lut it is ap art we have no use for. bair dealing is artistic enough for us. It makes new friende and holds old oues. Our. Motto is : Your money Lack if ycur purchase proves uneatisfactory. Returp it and get your money—ycu shal! have it without a word of argument and we wil . Large or small orders filled promptly Gate five miles north of Nevada City, is 98 acres of land, fénced, and mostly . under cultivation, . . 46 acres of good timber land. 130 cords of 4-foot oak wood. 30 cords of stove wood.10 acres of ground sown in wheat and A Fine Line Breakfast Goods. 4 . _ ‘horses and barness. All Fresh from the Mites. For further particulars enquire of I.J.ROLFS. : : . . Mountala Company, No. 16, . U. R. K. of P. . i Meets at Armory Hall on the SECOND . THURSDAY EVENING of each month. GEO. C, GAYLORD, Capt. . C. H. Harrison, Recorder, . . CHING LEE, Dealer in "' Ladl-s' Dresses, Underwear 4N3,OfHER . fi H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat Ee Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother's Mush. my WWheatine, Phoenix Flakes. Germea, Rolled Oats, Oat Meal in bulk. rut Aunt Jemima’s Pan Cake Meal. [ae] Morning Meal, and Flaked Rice, t+ For a Quica Lunch--atready coched--Gry French Red Kiduey Beans, 2 cans 28 cts. Kapp & Sireets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Heintz's Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can . Pirecrackers, Fans and Fine Teas. Broad Street, tWo doors below Mrs. . Lutz’s Restacrant. ce > CASH. yA. B. WOLF, OG pocee 1 e@er reall leer) [Oral [=] . [ate,. ay is jis, Nita 2 esha? *wae?. Sewn . l oahu’ egurl ae ae ee (organ? . . . *ogu?) {oyu {*iga*. cr