June 4, 1901 (4 pages)

Pierre Pe as sh les he , ht vi 001 ds. 7ou nd. ren vada 0 asvhich . 1ponL whe p ts of 10 to ering ying tical ns THE TRANSORIPT,. A Sood Showing. . Omega Cinuiag ri TUESDAY..+ vecseecdume 4, 1901 A Tew Semanill to Re Put Up. District Attorney Power Keeps Criminal Element in Check, . Died Ohis Morning, Samuel Phillips Passes to the Sreat Beyond, The Grim Reaper has again appected and taken from our midet one of our beloved, who, while but in the prime of live, has been forced to give up this ‘jife, and bas’ gone to his final reward. At. about 4:10. o’elock this morning breath left the body of Samuel Phillips at bis home on Sacramento street and his spirit passed quietly to its prepared home beyond. He has been suffering with miners’ consumption for some time, having contracted the disease while working in Grass Valley mines: He has been able ‘to be around and attend to his businass till about three weeks ago, when he was taken to his. bed. He continued to get worse fora few days and then began to get better . . and although his death was not entirely unexpected it comes as a severe blow to his relatives and many friends. Every thing that kind and loving hands and science could do was done to relieve his sufferings and prolong life, but to no avail, as he was beyond the power of man. Mr. Phillips was raised in Grass Valley, where ne is well and favorably known, having resided there till about two years ago, when he moved to this city and with Henry Jacobs: purchased . the business ‘of the variety store of Joseph Cohn at the corner of Main and Union streets, the firm name being Phillips & Jacobs. He acted as manager of the business till the time of . \ being taken bedfast. Mr. Phillips was a good man in every respect, being.a faithful husband, a true friend and a kind neighbor. He was aged 29 years, 7 months and 6 days. He leaves a widow, four brothrs, Richard, Edward and John Phillips of this city, and Thomas Phillips of Graas Valley, and five sisters, Mrs. Henry Jacobs of this city and Mrs. W. Doidge, Mrs. Samuel Stuart, irs. Wm. Harris and Miss Bell Philps of Grass Valley. His parents, Mr. od Mrs. Samuel Phillips, also live in Hrass Valley. The grieving wife, parots and other relatives have the sinbere sympathy of all their acquaintnees. The remains will be taken to Grass Valley for burial, and the funeral conuoted under the auspices of the Forsters ,of America, of which order the eceased was a member. . va Naas ersonal Happenings. EK, O. Fisher is over from French Vorral, j D.M. Robbins and J.’ Hartley are own from Camptonville. e. Charles J. York of Downieville was n Nevada City yesterday. William Kendrick, who resides on he Grass Valley road, is quite ill. Mrs; Yeaw, who has been here on a isit, returned this morning to Washon. A. Durbin left this morning for Gold Point mine, Sierra county, where he a8 a position. W. D. Frost and T. L. Priest of San francisco arrived here last evening nd left this morning for Downieville. J. Orineo, F. J. Blamey and S8. Healey, of Amador county, arrived here st evening and left this morning orthe Yuba mine, where they have positions. : Miss May Wiseman, niece of Mrs. thomas Corcoran, of Nevada Oity, and (rs. Peter Arbogast, of Blne Tent, is kre from San Francisco on a visit. iss Wiseman formerly resided at Blue Tent. Komance of. the Wheat Corner. Wheat speculation, love and business ? the motives of a great serial story ' Merwin-Webster, authors of The hort Line War, which will be begun nm The Saturday Evening Post of May 25. Ex-President Oleveland will contibute to the following issue (June 1) ta able paper on The Waste of Public Money. In this article Mr. Cleveland sounds. a warning note Mainst National extravagance and the iminally reckless expenditure of Mblic money. Broke I Down. . At the depot, this morning, a wagon loaded with hay for the upper couutry, broke down, the hind axle giving way. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With local applications, as they can hot reach the seat of the disease. tarrh isa blood or constitunal dis, and in order to-cure it you must ® internal remedies. Hall’s Oatarrh Teis taken internally, aud acts diXetly on the blood and mucous surHall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a {tack medicine. It was presoribed by a: of the best physicians in this uiry for years, and is a regular pretription. It is composed of one of the beet tonics known, combined witb best blood. purifiers, acting diY on the mucous surfages. The Pct Combination of the two inGents is what produces such wonor ul results in’ curing catarrh. Send F timonials tree. ; Medo, ¢ CHENEY & OO. Props by draggists, price Thc. 8 Family Pills are the best. Bola Bair’ should be looked into. TALK ABOUT BARGAINS % “The biennial report of AttorneyGeneral Tirey L. Ford has reached our desk, The report is up, to September of last year and treats on various sub-— jects, covering the work of the office fortwo years prior to that, time, W. Camer and J. Drabels, of Omega, are going ahead with, several improvements at that place. They are atrmill next week. Lumber and shakes will be turned out and the concern pended note that the issuance of the. Works, The proprietors have béen report has been unavoidably delayed, . ™®dUfacturing an excellent quality of owing to the Board of Examiners fail-. @lue. Samples. which were sent to ing to make a provision for the. deficiency in the printing fand.On page 58'of thi¥ report appears the criminal record:from District Attorney E. B. Power’s office. This record tion as to grade, proved. to be as good as any to be found in the open market. In fact in several instances the quality of this glue was pronounced far su~ speaks well for our_capable and pains-. Perior to the kind usually handled by taking District Attorney. Ont of. dealers. If the reader desires to see seventeen prosecutions commence . Some of the Omega glue, the wish can eleven convictions’ were obtained, two . e gratified by calling at the New were dismissed, for want of merit, and . Union Hotel. . two were pending. + H. ttempted Suicide. A Bad Sidewalk. : 4 Tonz, Amador County, June 3—Tom -. Monahan, a farm laborer, tried to comComplaint is made thet a certain. mit suicide at 9:30 Saturday night. part of the eidewalk on East Broad . He cut his throat with an old pocket street isin a bad condition and yery. knife, Dr. Tyrrell saved his lifé. He annoying to pedestrians. The matter . was taken to the County Hospital at Jackson. “ Tea Bargains 3 lbs. One Dollar Tea for..... ihdvaaa-asleeeae 8 lbs. BO ot 6G TOP jcc scce cicero wa. 1.90 SB Tha 70 Ge Tea fOr oc acts oweaeaatt con he 3 3 Ibs. 60 ct.’ Tea for. veces. spite cageisbinv ive . 1.50 SOB) OR POA: FOR cc cdaconcsactcc Xs vss padecces? AOD SB AO Ob TG Tot cS icseicsis ccocccseeasdcn Kleven 1.00 3 lbs, 35 ct. Tea for..cccccccccces, Lis ace asidowiwauels .90 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT. GROWS. ottee’ Bargains 3 lbs. 40 ct. Coffee for. -cscecciccccocecsesczcesec’, $1.00 8 Ibs. 35 ct. Coffee for a. toctraecinidaes’ sO 8 Ibs. 80° ct. Cuffeo for (eo 0 cocicccosccccs ee 75 8 Ibs. 26-ct. Coffee Lor 66 cos ook cache, ccs . 60 3 Ibs. 20 ct. Coffee for sis. sccsceseacn ieniene OO 3 lbs. 15 ct. Coffee ihc iecc tens. We PURE AND DELICIOUS Spice Bargains 3 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... 85 3 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice... RA 3 10 ct. packages Mush for...ccccssssssseseese «20 3 10 ct. bottles Extracts’ foro. ieais' dO 3 25 ct. cans Baking Powder.... easnee alle LISTHN TO THIs . Prices Cut . 20 to Gs% coff REGULAR PRICHS China, Crockery, Glassware, Agate Ware, Lamps, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and Dishee sl . Every RORDT TAT Hn Great American Importing Tea Co. Pine St., Buona Nevada City BUILDING Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FRED WITH Tcas, Coffees, Spices. "X-RAY X-RAY X-RAY Cancer, Tumors, Consumption no Longer Dread Diseases. X-RAY now Thoroughly Cures the most Malignant form of these diseases Tue Most ScrENTIFIO AND ADVANCED MarHops USED aT OUR LABORATORY. The knife and drugs are no longer factors in the treatmert of diseases; they belong another age, ek today the up-to-date apecimiet who is scientifically advanced in X-Ray applications in connection with Static and Faradic Electricity, isa master of his art. s » Consumption is no longer to be feared. The medical faculty of Paris, Frenae, as fully endorsed the latest cure for tuberculosis, as specific, and we have treated hundreds of casess"ccessfully during the past year. Thetrea'ment consists of the TRansFUSION OF MICROBE-DESTROYING Rays by means of sta'ic and faradic curr’nts, pass-. ing throagh the patient's chest and lungs. (See endorsed editorial in San Francisco Chronicle, pa. ot t. 83,1900), So thoroughly sours and harmless is this method of cure that the subdect experiences no discc mfort whatever under the Ray. “ CANCER—It is Dow an a°cep fact, universa'ly acknowledged among the medi cal profession, that CanozR 16 PosITIVELY CurED and ABSOLUTELY ERADICATED by the application of the X-Ray. (See San Francisco ! xamiver, page 8, April » 1901). 'e are curivg at our laboratory, No. 9, Mason street, many cases daily, after they have been given up as hopeless if some of the most promir ent physic i+ns on the}. Coast. Numerous testimonia's and references cn be furnished upon application. DISEASES OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN A SPECIALTY. Hospital References GERMAN abd FRENCH PuystFAR. .-es rancissoasd Onkinnt ) cotvespondencs which we treat strictly confidential. By the X-RAY any portion of the human body can be seen at once, thereby locating he trouble of the disease immediately Photographs made of any portion of the nterior of the bedy at patient's request. Address ‘ (The largest Instituté of its kind we icago) No. 9 Mason Street, re SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Orricz Hours: Mornings, 9:80 to 12 M.; 1:80 to 5P. M. Bvenings 7to8P.M. Sundays, 11 a. M.to 1 30 P. M. BEYOND MEASURE=— sa ‘ THE MOST SATISFACTORY In the city are obtainable at our store We are a little. fussy on the point of uality. We rather prefer to draw rade by that high qnality than by heap prices. Extremely low prices ill not buy staple goods anywhere ur brooms are sold at reasonable rices because we are satisfied with asonable profits. — . SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ranging to Legin the building of a saw-. Attorney General explgins’in an bd will be known as the Omegs Sawmill . Europe and other places for examina-. .jing a day in the woods. ee s= ROYANS DU PHONE, MAIN ssi. Ghe Frank Wine. Yew Hosting Works to Be Started Gomorrow. q At the Frank mine, in the Blue Tent district, ° the new hoisting works have been completed and will be started up tomorrow. The work of construction was under the superinteridency of Matt. Waite, of this city, and it is pronounced by mining men to ‘be first-class in every respect. Some good gravel has been taken out of the Frank mine recently. The owners feel very much encouraged ver the future prospects, and they will commence te sink to bedrock right away. Fifteen men are employed and the force will be iucreased as soon as further headway is gained. The principal owners are Frank 8. Morgan, Chris Jepsen .and 0. D. Campbell, who are good, practical miners, and are deserving of success in their new enterprise. e@e-> ome The Miner’s Union Picnic: . The Miners’ Union of Grass Valley have about completed all arrangements for their annual picnic at Shebley’s, which is to take place on the 12th inst. A fine program of aports has been ar-— ranged and an effort will be made to get the business houses of this city and Grass Valley to close for the day. It being Labor Day it is probable that the request will be granted, so that the clerks may enjoy themselves by spendEvery convenience will be arranged for those who wish to attend. Po Will Meet Tomorrow Night. The Senior Obristian Endeavor will hold its regular monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at the home ef Miss Mamie Richards on Gold Fiat. Election of officers for the coming six months will take place. After the business is finished a social time will be had and every member is requested to be present. parte Stee ornerminie The choicest club whiskey is Jesse Moore “AA,” and in olub life it is in great demand, RVELLI MACARONI ~ RS / (In one pound packages, Book of sixty different recipes for cooking Macaroni with each.) CARNAVAL SARDINES ae 3 LIQUID. ENAMELINE (A decided improvement over the paste.) “GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Be _ . QWith Truffles.) _ ee : FRENCH’S PURBSIAPLE SYRUP ‘ (In quart bottles. Absolutely pure.) wh ¥ PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL . of Sood Proposition. Movement to. Improve Broad Street Being Enteriained. " petition to pave the business portion of Brosd street with bitamen or asphaltum is being circulated:among the property-holders along that. thoroughfare. It is an excellent idea and it is to. be hoped that the project will be carried out. If this movement is inaugurated, it will be but a short time until all our business streets will like.wise be improved. Good streets and substantial sidewalks always draw the attention of visitors to a town. ; ‘Specialties at Mulloy’s. The Pioneer Grocery, of which Chas. E. Malloy is proprietor, has a changed advertisement in this issue which will be found, interesting. It speaks of German salt pickles, which have just been received, and are being sold in bulk at ten cents perquart. They are made from the large cucumber and at the price they are offered all will have a chance to try them. In the large show window there isa nice display of various ‘articles, prominent among which is a large lot of Mexican red beans, which are said to be of the very best quality. Beyond Control. New York, June 3—The fire at the Jersey colliery of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Westeriii Company at Wilkesbarre, Pa., which has been raging for ten days, is now, beyond control. There is no chance of putting.it out by the method now employed of pouring water down the shaft. A conference of officials has heen held to devise a better means of fighting the fire. Asa result the fire probably will be left to itself until ashaft can be sunk to reach the workings ‘at a point at the back of the fire. When the Porto Ricans have thoroughly read over all the decisions; and counter decisions just given in the insular cases they will realize, if they never did before, that this is a wonderful country. SIMPLICITY PORTABILITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewter Better than all others in every particular "RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT The . . Greatest Chance.. You've ever had in w= GLOVES This year! ‘Most. women know our usual glove values. Well, these are better than usual.and those. who need to replenish their “hand wear” at this season may consider themselves lucky. LADIES’ GLOVES of Kid, in all the newest shades and styles of stitching}Go the SNELL @ FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Ladies: a MOTTO: “Do unto . them do unto you.” = None can excel; none can undersell; mone can outsell. Ladies: You will find this to be the fact at MISS HOEFT’S. a“ others as you would have Killed ina Wine. Building Leased. py. Corcoran & Arbogast,-the ice dealers, have ieased the Johnston building at the junction of Broad and Commercial streets. Thoy have had the plice remodeled and fixed up in good shape, Business at thé new stand wili start today and ice in any quantity will be furnished consumers. Oe +; Gilt Edge Whiskey costs no more. than any others, and _being® purer should be called for. Don’t RuinYOUR EYES With a poor light. Have your house wired and use: ELECTRICITY. I do all kinds of electrical wiring, bell work and repairJoseph Fernicola Succumbs to Hn Accident, Another incident, which again fally illustrates the uncertainty of a miner’s life, happened in a mine at Lundy, Mono county, yesterday.In the morning Joseph Fernicola went to work in the very best of health and spirits and on account of an accident he was taken to the surface a few hours later a corpse. Death, in his flendish graspings, had laid claim to the young unfortunate and summoned his epirit. Just how the accident happened is not as yet known here buta dispatch was received which stated he had been in-. ' stantly killed. Mr. Fernicola was born at Salerna, Italy, February 29, 1878, and“was a young man of good qualities. He was well-known here having resided at this place for a nuber of years, and the news of hie death will bea hard blow gic aN to his many friends. Let me give you an co : estimate. With army officers Jesse Moore “AA” Phone whiskey is a very popular drink. RALPH A. EDD 725 _ TABLE DELICACIES. — Pickled Pigs Feet Saratoga Chips = Limberger Cheese = Swiss Cheese -10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35c per. Ib Pickles = = 10c a quart Ripe Olives = . 25c a quart Cream Cheese = 3 for 25 cts Cream Cheese = 6 for 25 cts Abalone 2 = = 20c a can JELL-O : ‘loc a pkge —AT— Jacksons Beehive. (rocery Diamonds, Silverware, Ebony Brushes engravea . Plate —AT— C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. $$ . Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, ISTRONG SHOES sues OS eos oe @ We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FQR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE 5cts. TO $2, according to size. Also an A Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes {tn the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. ~+SEVYERAL TIMES -+:We have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFICE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for fear that it might be forgotten we desire to again im” press on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary clocks. They are well known for their good works, well regulated habits andhandsome appearance. Starting at 80 cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the price range to $25. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, i Watchmakers, — geri — pen ee. eee Seineae art Aas Sih %

Pierre Pe as sh les he , ht vi 001 ds. 7ou nd. ren vada 0 asvhich . 1ponL whe p ts of 10 to ering ying tical ns THE TRANSORIPT,. A Sood Showing. . Omega Cinuiag ri TUESDAY...+ vecseecdume 4, 1901 A Tew Semanill to Re Put Up. District Attorney Power Keeps Criminal Element in Check, . Died Ohis Morning, Samuel Phillips Passes to the Sreat Beyond, The Grim Reaper has again appected and taken from our midet one of our beloved, who, while but in the prime of live, has been forced to give up this ‘jife, and bas’ gone to his final reward. At. about 4:10. o’elock this morning breath left the body of Samuel Phillips at bis home on Sacramento street and his spirit passed quietly to its prepared home beyond. He has been suffering with miners’ consumption for some time, having contracted the disease while working in Grass Valley mines: He has been able ‘to be around and attend to his businass till about three weeks ago, when he was taken to his. bed. He continued to get worse fora few days and then began to get better . . and although his death was not entirely unexpected it comes as a severe blow to his relatives and many friends. Every thing that kind and loving hands and science could do was done to relieve his sufferings and prolong life, but to no avail, as he was beyond the power of man. Mr. Phillips was raised in Grass Valley, where ne is well and favorably known, having resided there till about two years ago, when he moved to this city and with Henry Jacobs: purchased . the business ‘of the variety store of Joseph Cohn at the corner of Main and Union streets, the firm name being Phillips & Jacobs. He acted as manager of the business till the time of . \ being taken bedfast. Mr. Phillips was a good man in every respect, being.a faithful husband, a true friend and a kind neighbor. He was aged 29 years, 7 months and 6 days. He leaves a widow, four brothrs, Richard, Edward and John Phillips of this city, and Thomas Phillips of Graas Valley, and five sisters, Mrs. Henry Jacobs of this city and Mrs. W. Doidge, Mrs. Samuel Stuart, irs. Wm. Harris and Miss Bell Philps of Grass Valley. His parents, Mr. od Mrs. Samuel Phillips, also live in Hrass Valley. The grieving wife, parots and other relatives have the sinbere sympathy of all their acquaintnees. The remains will be taken to Grass Valley for burial, and the funeral conuoted under the auspices of the Forsters ,of America, of which order the eceased was a member. . va Naas ersonal Happenings. EK, O. Fisher is over from French Vorral, j D.M. Robbins and J.’ Hartley are own from Camptonville. e. Charles J. York of Downieville was n Nevada City yesterday. William Kendrick, who resides on he Grass Valley road, is quite ill. Mrs; Yeaw, who has been here on a isit, returned this morning to Washon. A. Durbin left this morning for Gold Point mine, Sierra county, where he a8 a position. W. D. Frost and T. L. Priest of San francisco arrived here last evening nd left this morning for Downieville. J. Orineo, F. J. Blamey and S8. Healey, of Amador county, arrived here st evening and left this morning orthe Yuba mine, where they have positions. : Miss May Wiseman, niece of Mrs. thomas Corcoran, of Nevada Oity, and (rs. Peter Arbogast, of Blne Tent, is kre from San Francisco on a visit. iss Wiseman formerly resided at Blue Tent. Komance of. the Wheat Corner. Wheat speculation, love and business ? the motives of a great serial story ' Merwin-Webster, authors of The hort Line War, which will be begun nm The Saturday Evening Post of May 25. Ex-President Oleveland will contibute to the following issue (June 1) ta able paper on The Waste of Public Money. In this article Mr. Cleveland sounds. a warning note Mainst National extravagance and the iminally reckless expenditure of Mblic money. Broke I Down. . At the depot, this morning, a wagon loaded with hay for the upper couutry, broke down, the hind axle giving way. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With local applications, as they can hot reach the seat of the disease. tarrh isa blood or constitunal dis, and in order to-cure it you must ® internal remedies. Hall’s Oatarrh Teis taken internally, aud acts diXetly on the blood and mucous surHall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a {tack medicine. It was presoribed by a: of the best physicians in this uiry for years, and is a regular pretription. It is composed of one of the beet tonics known, combined witb best blood. purifiers, acting diY on the mucous surfages. The Pct Combination of the two inGents is what produces such wonor ul results in’ curing catarrh. Send F timonials tree. ; Medo, ¢ CHENEY & OO. Props by draggists, price Thc. 8 Family Pills are the best. Bola Bair’ should be looked into. TALK ABOUT BARGAINS % “The biennial report of AttorneyGeneral Tirey L. Ford has reached our desk, The report is up, to September of last year and treats on various sub-— jects, covering the work of the office fortwo years prior to that, time, W. Camer and J. Drabels, of Omega, are going ahead with, several improvements at that place. They are atrmill next week. Lumber and shakes will be turned out and the concern pended note that the issuance of the. Works, The proprietors have béen report has been unavoidably delayed, . ™®dUfacturing an excellent quality of owing to the Board of Examiners fail-. @lue. Samples. which were sent to ing to make a provision for the. deficiency in the printing fand.On page 58'of thi¥ report appears the criminal record:from District Attorney E. B. Power’s office. This record tion as to grade, proved. to be as good as any to be found in the open market. In fact in several instances the quality of this glue was pronounced far su~ speaks well for our_capable and pains-. Perior to the kind usually handled by taking District Attorney. Ont of. dealers. If the reader desires to see seventeen prosecutions commence . Some of the Omega glue, the wish can eleven convictions’ were obtained, two . e gratified by calling at the New were dismissed, for want of merit, and . Union Hotel. . two were pending. + H. ttempted Suicide. A Bad Sidewalk. : 4 Tonz, Amador County, June 3—Tom -. Monahan, a farm laborer, tried to comComplaint is made thet a certain. mit suicide at 9:30 Saturday night. part of the eidewalk on East Broad . He cut his throat with an old pocket street isin a bad condition and yery. knife, Dr. Tyrrell saved his lifé. He annoying to pedestrians. The matter . was taken to the County Hospital at Jackson. “ Tea Bargains 3 lbs. One Dollar Tea for......... ihdvaaa-asleeeae 8 lbs. BO ot 6G TOP jcc scce cicero wa. 1.90 SB Tha 70 Ge Tea fOr oc acts oweaeaatt con he 3 3 Ibs. 60 ct.’ Tea for.. veces. spite cageisbinv ive .. 1.50 SOB) OR POA: FOR cc cdaconcsactcc Xs vss padecces? AOD SB AO Ob TG Tot cS icseicsis ccocccseeasdcn Kleven 1.00 3 lbs, 35 ct. Tea for...cccccccccces, Lis ace asidowiwauels .90 50 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT. GROWS. ottee’ Bargains 3 lbs. 40 ct. Coffee for.. -cscecciccccocecsesczcesec’, $1.00 8 Ibs. 35 ct. Coffee for a.. toctraecinidaes’ sO 8 Ibs. 80° ct. Cuffeo for (eo 0 cocicccosccccs ee 75 8 Ibs. 26-ct. Coffee Lor 66 cos ook cache, ccs . 60 3 Ibs. 20 ct. Coffee for sis.. sccsceseacn ieniene OO 3 lbs. 15 ct. Coffee ihc iecc tens. We PURE AND DELICIOUS Spice Bargains 3 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... 85 3 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice..... RA 3 10 ct. packages Mush for.....ccccssssssseseese «20 3 10 ct. bottles Extracts’ foro.. ieais' dO 3 25 ct. cans Baking Powder....... easnee alle LISTHN TO THIs . Prices Cut . 20 to Gs% coff REGULAR PRICHS China, Crockery, Glassware, Agate Ware, Lamps, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and Dishee sl . Every RORDT TAT Hn Great American Importing Tea Co. Pine St., Buona Nevada City BUILDING Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FRED WITH Tcas, Coffees, Spices. "X-RAY X-RAY X-RAY Cancer, Tumors, Consumption no Longer Dread Diseases. X-RAY now Thoroughly Cures the most Malignant form of these diseases Tue Most ScrENTIFIO AND ADVANCED MarHops USED aT OUR LABORATORY. The knife and drugs are no longer factors in the treatmert of diseases; they belong another age, ek today the up-to-date apecimiet who is scientifically advanced in X-Ray applications in connection with Static and Faradic Electricity, isa master of his art. s » Consumption is no longer to be feared. The medical faculty of Paris, Frenae, as fully endorsed the latest cure for tuberculosis, as specific, and we have treated hundreds of casess"ccessfully during the past year. Thetrea'ment consists of the TRansFUSION OF MICROBE-DESTROYING Rays by means of sta'ic and faradic curr’nts, pass-. ing throagh the patient's chest and lungs. (See endorsed editorial in San Francisco Chronicle, pa. ot t. 83,1900), So thoroughly sours and harmless is this method of cure that the subdect experiences no discc mfort whatever under the Ray. “ CANCER—It is Dow an a°cep fact, universa'ly acknowledged among the medi cal profession, that CanozR 16 PosITIVELY CurED and ABSOLUTELY ERADICATED by the application of the X-Ray. (See San Francisco ! xamiver, page 8, April » 1901). 'e are curivg at our laboratory, No. 9, Mason street, many cases daily, after they have been given up as hopeless if some of the most promir ent physic i+ns on the}. Coast. Numerous testimonia's and references cn be furnished upon application. DISEASES OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN A SPECIALTY. Hospital References GERMAN abd FRENCH PuystFAR. .-es rancissoasd Onkinnt ) cotvespondencs which we treat strictly confidential. By the X-RAY any portion of the human body can be seen at once, thereby locating he trouble of the disease immediately Photographs made of any portion of the nterior of the bedy at patient's request. Address ‘ (The largest Instituté of its kind we icago) No. 9 Mason Street, re SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Orricz Hours: Mornings, 9:80 to 12 M.; 1:80 to 5P. M. Bvenings 7to8P.M. Sundays, 11 a. M.to 1 30 P. M. BEYOND MEASURE=—

sa ‘ THE MOST SATISFACTORY In the city are obtainable at our store We are a little. fussy on the point of uality. We rather prefer to draw rade by that high qnality than by heap prices. Extremely low prices ill not buy staple goods anywhere ur brooms are sold at reasonable rices because we are satisfied with asonable profits. — . SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ranging to Legin the building of a saw-. Attorney General explgins’in an bd will be known as the Omegs Sawmill . Europe and other places for examina-. .jing a day in the woods. ee s= ROYANS DU PHONE, MAIN ssi. Ghe Frank Wine. Yew Hosting Works to Be Started Gomorrow. q At the Frank mine, in the Blue Tent district, ° the new hoisting works have been completed and will be started up tomorrow. The work of construction was under the superinteridency of Matt. Waite, of this city, and it is pronounced by mining men to ‘be first-class in every respect. Some good gravel has been taken out of the Frank mine recently. The owners feel very much encouraged ver the future prospects, and they will commence te sink to bedrock right away. Fifteen men are employed and the force will be iucreased as soon as further headway is gained. The principal owners are Frank 8. Morgan, Chris Jepsen .and 0. D. Campbell, who are good, practical miners, and are deserving of success in their new enterprise. e@e-> ome The Miner’s Union Picnic: . The Miners’ Union of Grass Valley have about completed all arrangements for their annual picnic at Shebley’s, which is to take place on the 12th inst. A fine program of aports has been ar-— ranged and an effort will be made to get the business houses of this city and Grass Valley to close for the day. It being Labor Day it is probable that the request will be granted, so that the clerks may enjoy themselves by spendEvery convenience will be arranged for those who wish to attend. Po Will Meet Tomorrow Night. The Senior Obristian Endeavor will hold its regular monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at the home ef Miss Mamie Richards on Gold Fiat. Election of officers for the coming six months will take place. After the business is finished a social time will be had and every member is requested to be present. parte Stee ornerminie The choicest club whiskey is Jesse Moore “AA,” and in olub life it is in great demand, RVELLI MACARONI ~ RS / (In one pound packages, Book of sixty different recipes for cooking Macaroni with each.) CARNAVAL SARDINES ae 3 LIQUID. ENAMELINE (A decided improvement over the paste.) “GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Be _ . QWith Truffles.) _ ee : FRENCH’S PURBSIAPLE SYRUP ‘ (In quart bottles. Absolutely pure.) wh ¥ PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL . of Sood Proposition. Movement to. Improve Broad Street Being Enteriained. " petition to pave the business portion of Brosd street with bitamen or asphaltum is being circulated:among the property-holders along that. thoroughfare. It is an excellent idea and it is to. be hoped that the project will be carried out. If this movement is inaugurated, it will be but a short time until all our business streets will like.wise be improved. Good streets and substantial sidewalks always draw the attention of visitors to a town. ; ‘Specialties at Mulloy’s. The Pioneer Grocery, of which Chas. E. Malloy is proprietor, has a changed advertisement in this issue which will be found, interesting. It speaks of German salt pickles, which have just been received, and are being sold in bulk at ten cents perquart. They are made from the large cucumber and at the price they are offered all will have a chance to try them. In the large show window there isa nice display of various ‘articles, prominent among which is a large lot of Mexican red beans, which are said to be of the very best quality. Beyond Control. New York, June 3—The fire at the Jersey colliery of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Westeriii Company at Wilkesbarre, Pa., which has been raging for ten days, is now, beyond control. There is no chance of putting.it out by the method now employed of pouring water down the shaft. A conference of officials has heen held to devise a better means of fighting the fire. Asa result the fire probably will be left to itself until ashaft can be sunk to reach the workings ‘at a point at the back of the fire. When the Porto Ricans have thoroughly read over all the decisions; and counter decisions just given in the insular cases they will realize, if they never did before, that this is a wonderful country. SIMPLICITY PORTABILITY DURABILITY The Blickensderfer Typewter Better than all others in every particular "RALPH W. GAYLORD, Agent Nevada City, Cal. Write for Circular. ALIGNMENT The . . Greatest Chance... You've ever had in w= GLOVES This year! ‘Most. women know our usual glove values. Well, these are better than usual.and those. who need to replenish their “hand wear” at this season may consider themselves lucky. LADIES’ GLOVES of Kid, in all the newest shades and styles of stitching}Go the SNELL @ FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Ladies: a MOTTO: “Do unto . them do unto you.” = None can excel; none can undersell; mone can outsell. Ladies: You will find this to be the fact at MISS HOEFT’S. a“ others as you would have Killed ina Wine. Building Leased. py. Corcoran & Arbogast,-the ice dealers, have ieased the Johnston building at the junction of Broad and Commercial streets. Thoy have had the plice remodeled and fixed up in good shape, Business at thé new stand wili start today and ice in any quantity will be furnished consumers. Oe +; Gilt Edge Whiskey costs no more. than any others, and _being® purer should be called for. Don’t RuinYOUR EYES With a poor light. Have your house wired and use: ELECTRICITY. I do all kinds of electrical wiring, bell work and repairJoseph Fernicola Succumbs to Hn Accident, Another incident, which again fally illustrates the uncertainty of a miner’s life, happened in a mine at Lundy, Mono county, yesterday.In the morning Joseph Fernicola went to work in the very best of health and spirits and on account of an accident he was taken to the surface a few hours later a corpse. Death, in his flendish graspings, had laid claim to the young unfortunate and summoned his epirit. Just how the accident happened is not as yet known here buta dispatch was received which stated he had been in-. ' stantly killed. Mr. Fernicola was born at Salerna, Italy, February 29, 1878, and“was a young man of good qualities.. He was well-known here having resided at this place for a nuber of years, and the news of hie death will bea hard blow gic aN to his many friends. Let me give you an co : estimate. With army officers Jesse Moore “AA” Phone whiskey is a very popular drink. RALPH A. EDD 725 _ TABLE DELICACIES. — Pickled Pigs Feet Saratoga Chips = Limberger Cheese = Swiss Cheese -10c per Ib 20c per Ib 35c each 35c per. Ib Pickles = = 10c a quart Ripe Olives = . 25c a quart Cream Cheese = 3 for 25 cts Cream Cheese = 6 for 25 cts Abalone 2 = = 20c a can JELL-O : ‘loc a pkge —AT— Jacksons Beehive. (rocery Diamonds, Silverware, Ebony Brushes engravea . Plate —AT— C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. $$ . Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, ISTRONG SHOES sues OS eos oe @ We have just received the “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FQR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe that WILL NOT RIP. PRICE 5cts. TO $2, according to size. Also an A Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes {tn the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Calf. Price from $2 50 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. ~+SEVYERAL TIMES -+:We have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFICE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for fear that it might be forgotten we desire to again im” press on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary clocks. They are well known for their good works, well regulated habits andhandsome appearance. Starting at 80 cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the price range to $25. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, i Watchmakers, — geri — pen ee. eee Seineae art Aas Sih %