June 6, 1901 (4 pages)

TEE TRANSCRIPT. nights Gemplar. . \Go Commence Ohis End. Gruckee Stems. Love Letters of Chas. Dickens. Five Boats Lost. ate, (TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX B 3 et : i ; : For more than fifty years an English ; ict iS ave Lonvon, Jane'b— ie aM : Yevada Commandery, To. 6, t0. Ground Wilk Be, Broken at\Ghings Chat Have Gaken Place) woman (who is still living) has cherHU Cheir Crows, 117 Wen in aii Toulueie rs White Bi tng : issued Every Evening, Sundays Extepted Mect Gonight. , Half Nite Fouse Gomorrow. in Ghat Vicinity. rece ph erlomeag alae acon Al, Lost. . . 99, for Queenstown ba York, May i = ‘ . min = Fait wn eae Lalverpool, ‘ q AT NEVADA =a Grand, Commander George McKee,. Tomorrow a force of men willbe put. Last Saturday night a burglar en‘aa hoe ine Mocciice tn 4 aie ave Sr. Brizux, France, June 5—Five . sighted off Browhead at 9 0’ los i , BROW IN & CALETIIUNS of San Jose, and Past Grand Com:. at work near the Helf Mile House, by. tered the bedroom of John Zyssig/that of the successful watchmaker. . fishing boats, which were on & fishing . morning. It. will ‘theretore ee tig A TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : 3y Mail, $6 Per Year , Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part uf the city. . . bad THURSDAY June 6, 1901 i ANOTHER ATTRACTION. pe are a a Auburn Schoolgirls to Play Basketball on the Fifth, HU Committees Hre Yow Hard At Work. The old cannon that has been stored in the lot in the rear of the Armory, for many years, which belongs to Company CO, will be drawn by four horses and have an honored position in the line of parade. At their meeting last night the firamen of Pennsylvania Engine Company appointed their newly-elected officers &® committee to decorate their hose wagons for the celebration. P. G. Scadden, Robert Snell, Ralph Gaylord, Dr. Alva Morgan and A. K. Snell were appointed to make arrangements for the entertainment of the visiting fire‘men. The firemen are out today finding accommodations in private residences for the visiting firemen trom Colfax and Auburn. ~ : Deputy County Assessor C.D. McKinley and District Attorney Edwia F, Wright of Piacer county, were here today trom Auburn aud made arrapgements for the basketball team of school girls to come here trom Auburn and play a game on the 5th with the team that is victorious on the 4th. The team is said to be a@ strong one. and the Auburo people are undecided what team wiil win. It is said that the parents of the young ladies will accompany them here. pes: Ue otes of Interest, F. Cappeller of San Faancisco arrived bere on the afternoon train. Geo. McAulay came over from Forest Hill today. J.B. Knapp is over from Biue Canyon, N. G. Start is over from Colfax. Mr and Mrs. Jobn Nichols came down from Dutch Flat today. H. J. Schon is here from San Frahcisco. Mrs. T. Marvin and Mrs. W. O. Spencer of Colfax are here on a visit. Jerry Goodwin and O. K. Cloudman came over from You Bet today. for Life Insurance see T. B Gray. For the best of everything in the ; meat line send your orders to Naffziger. ' If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf It is to be hoped the Japanese Minister of War, just reappointed, doesn’t often have occasion to pronounce his own name, Kodama, in mixed company, A man shouldn’t swear in the presence of ladies. A sbirt and collar combire, with a capital of twenty millicns, is the latest. The next thing will probably be an undershirt trust—and this will certainly bring the question pretty close to the people. Where the United States Began. Some of the marvelous changes wrought by time in the appearance’ of four of the earliest settlements on our Atlantic Coast are strikingly illustratrated ina series of views which will shortly appear in The Ladies’ Home Journal, ‘The places are St. Augustine, Jamestown, Plymouth and New York The’forlorn indicatious of Jamestown’s decay and death as a settlement offer a most interesting contrast to the varied evidences of the gradual development of St. Augustine and Plymouth, and of the gigantic growth of modern New York, You will find reading matter boevery page of the Transcript. + +e +. The Ice Cream Girl Is’ abroad now and can be seen at any time at Foley’s. 4t. A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one. can be affected with. It is nauseating to those with whom you come in contact. Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in proper con. dition and make your breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For sale by H DicokzRrMaNn, sole agent, tf J mander Jacob H: Neff arrived here today to attend the re-union of the Knights Templar to be held at Masonic Hall tonight, Nevada OCommandery, No. 6, will al#d elect officers and a banquet will be served, as heretofore published, A delegation of fourteen members from the Marysville Commandery~ will be present. The following Sir Knights are also here to attend the meeting: Judge J, W. Fulweiler, Hon. W.B. Lardner, A. L Smith, Fred 8. Stevens, W. B. Anderson, E. J. Kandall,. superintendent of the Three Star mine, and John Chisholm, Placer County’s Treasurer, all of Auburn. McCabe Arratgned, Plea of Yot Guilty of Furnish ing Liquor to Indians Entered, Michael McCabe, who is charged with furnishing liquor, to Indians at Truckee, was arraigned in the Superior Court yesterday and given until this forenoon to enter his plea to the Information filed by the District Attorney. At the appointed time the defendant, with his attorney, I. C. Lindley, appeared in court and entered his plea of not guilty. McCabe’s trial was set for Friday, June 21st, and he was then remanded tothe custody of the Sheriff. << eGo. Gornado in Wisconsin. Pierce, Wis., June 5—A tornado struck this place .last night. Fences and telegraph poles were razed, the Swedish church and a store were damaged, and the property very heavy. loss will be Soined New York, June 5 —General Ballington Booth, of the Volunteers of America, has been initiated into the mysteries of Masonry at Montclair, N.J. —_——-— + ee ——_ —___ Gone to Truckee. 0 0@e 6 the Masons. Henry Mathieson, one of the bright poone men of this city left for Truckee oday. He will solicit orders for Frank Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House. Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and will call on all his patrons. All other will please. order by mail. ‘P. O. Box 273. Portable Engine Wanted. . speakers of the course. the Nevada County Traction Company, and the first ground will be broken on this end-of the line for the new electric railway. The work will progress both ways and that neighborhood will be a ne of activity tomorrow. No doubt a number of our people will be out there when the first pick is struck, as they are all anxious to see the care of interest in the work. Monday next a crew of about two hundred men will be put to work: The force that starts. tomorrow are but opening the way so that the larger force will be able to work to advaitage and rush the work along. Subilee Celebration. Ghe Methodists Waking Arrangements to Hold One. Fifty years ago this summer the first Methodist Episcopal Ohurch was erected in this City on upper Broad street in what is now the old City cemetery. In the fall of 1852 it was moved to the present location. . The pastor, Rev. W. Angwin, is arranging for a series of special services to commemorate that event and the organization of the Sunday school. Rev. A. F. Briggs, son of Dr. M. OC. Briggs, who assisted in the dedication of the first church, has been invited to cecnduct a week’s evangelistic service. A course of lectures under tke auspices of the Sunday school has been provided for. by. eminent speakers. Prof. R. D. Hunt Ph. D. of the University of the Pacific and lecturer on Pacific Coast history at Stanford Uni‘versity. will open the course on the 21st inst, with a lecture on “The Days of 49,” Rev. J. J. Martin of Redwood City, Dr. McClish and Bishop J. W. Hamilton are secured as the other Arrangements may also be made so that some of the former pastors may be present to participate in some of the services. A Fortunate Runaway. This afternoon as Frank: Sacks was breaking a mule on Broad street, the animal ran away with him, and collided with a horse belonging to Eb. Smart, which was hitched in front of Hennessy’s livery stable, causing the latter to pull down a post. Sacks and the mule continued up the street and ran into the door of L. Hyman & Oo. Fortunately it did not break the plateglass or injure Sacks. The mule: was dragged out of the door and taken away. Declared Insane, amen ys John Wallace, who has been an inmate of the County Hospital for some Wanted a 25-horse power portable engine, suitable for sawmill. Will pay casb for same. Address Cramer & Drabek, Washington P. O. jé-lw time, was today examined by Drs. Hunt and Muller as to his sanity. He was declared to be insane and committed to the State Hospital at Stockton. THE PRESERV ATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im” portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for_their absolute pur_ ity and cleanliness. Foley's Ico Cream Parlors, running and seem to take a great deal], and stole forty dollars. Mr. Zyssig was away at the time. ‘ There will be another swing train put on between Truckee and Reno. Superintendent W. 8. Palmer, Assistant T. R. Jones, Traveling Engineer Robinson and Master Mechanic They tell the story of another man’s courtship and show how the writer spurred a faint heart into winning a fair lady. time—in The Saturday Evening Post for June 15. . They will be printed—for the first i fi Heintzleman passed through Truckee the other day. .They are inspecting the railroad, Trott, the victim of “601, has lived at Truckee for several years. Heseldom does any work and left town in pursuance of an order given out by the committee a few. weeks ago, but returned last Monday. Summer Meals. 6 In every well-regulated home the good housewife is always careful to see that the groceries purchased are of the best. In addition to this, care must be observed to patronize a grocery, house that carries a large and well-selected stock, which includes novelties in its line as well. During the summer it often comes hdndy to ‘prepare a light meal, and then your grocer becomes one of your best friends. Geo. 0. Gaylord & Son, the Broad-street grocers, can not be beat when it comes to furnishing choice groceries. Give them a trial order. Enjoyed Themselves. _The Christian Endeavorers were delightfally entertained last evening by Mies Mamie Richards at the home of her parents on Gold Fiat. It was the regular monthly meeting of the society and it was decided to hold the semi-annual election of officers at the next meeting. Amusements of various kinds were indulged in and a good time had by all present. Fine Display of Goods. The fine display in Maher and Company’s show windows is the cause of much favorable comment. White goods of various kinds are shown, which are marked at low prices. Read their new advertisement. Reed’s Patent Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed to be absolutely rust proof and perfect in every respect. For sale exclusively by Gro. E. TURNER. . FRESH-ROA TAYLOR'S TEA Hundreds of People _ are using our STED COFFEES —and— BLENDED. cruise in Iceland waters, have been missing for two months, and are now believed to have foundered in a gale, April 6th. Their entire crews, num berperished. There is general mourning ‘here, and in the neighboring villages. Washington today. from the Yuba mine today. from San Francisco. today. laria. possible for the he be . London before % oun to reach . morning, and Mr. John iy. area who is on board will not beable to at. . tend the banquet of the Obamber ps : Commerce this evening, . 4 Grand Opening DANCE< —WIL BE GIVEN AT THa— Union Platform a i ng 117 men, are supposed to have j Personal Pointers. L. A. Attwood came down from M. Jeman and J. Collins came down F. C. Kelly and J. Collina gre here J. Irman came down from Maybert General Manager G. H. Fairchild of the Nevada County. Traction Co. oe has rented a portion of Mrs, J. Naffsinge ED ziger’s house, on Water street, and : L with bis family moved into it tuday. d I . Veni me cia ALE, 5 Malaria Makes Impure Blood. pee DORE ath Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma ‘The Best of Dance Music 50c. my15-6m will be furnished. Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. ee SAMPLES FREE _£e]] AND COFFEE HOUSE. Wholesale and Retail Keep Cool You don’t have o go to the Arctic regions to be refreshed. Icecream or ices are much more delicious when the appetite is sharp—when you are hot. It takes only a minute to sqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that you can have a delicious lemon ice, if you use a Peerless Iceland Freezer (ose Motion) Patented dasher construction does away witb all motions, except one—the can revolves around ihe stationary dasher. Motion is wvecessary in the cream, not in the machine. The result is smooth, delicious ice cream ) Commercial Street, Nevada Oity in three minutes. PRICES: Tey Sizé.33.65.4, $12 PE OURtt cancun 98 DM QU BITS iid cesscecin 2 00 3 Quarts.:. oc. 6.3 2 25 4 Quarts wo. 2.50 6 Quarts. 350 8 Quarts. 5 50 LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. MAHER & CO. . Our Window Display to-day is a White Display— that means that our large window is full of White Goods. White Organdies . Whire Pekin Stripes White Grenadines White Brocades_ White India Linons White Batiste White Parasols ‘White Hose All this season’s productions and the third shipment of White Goods this season. : Ladies now is your time to select for the FOURTH and FIFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. See Window! See Window! Respectfully, MAHER & Co. [oe See our Gift in Window, to be. awarded to the Maid of Honor receiving the Largest Vote. M. & CO. AN OLD STORE WITH SOMETHING NEW. Jie PIONEER GROCERY IS ALways adding something new. The old store keeps up with the times. The latest addition: German Salt Pickles It’s the large cucamber pickled in salt brine, and at the price—10 Cts. a Quart, everyone has a chance to try them. Sold only in bulk. ; FANCY, MIXED PICKLES AND RIPE AND GREEN OLIVES IN BULK. CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. —= SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS. ‘For Ladies and Children : aan vo A FROM 35 CENTS, TO $1 50, Call on W. H. CRAWFORD, Main _ Street A GENTLE@AN 28 Years of Age Poor, but honest, wishes to meet a respectable, loving woman of means: — In appearance he is fine and dignified, and a good dresser, which is proved by his wearing one of our New Spring Suits Made by Chas. Kauffman Brozd and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY Nevada City Stores, Main 791; ress Main 793 Bros., Chicago. «ee SACKS eee? Single or Doubls Breasted Stylish; Cut Trousers of men. Suits fit for the dres siest oP by FATHER and SON Either or both will find in our new spring stock just the shoes they want. The shoes either of them will buy here are correct in style. We have them in fine patent, leathers—black and ‘chocolate. Vici kid and also Russia calf _ for street wear. You can save money by buying your footwear here, oy : <y Any goods purchased if not satisfactory, your money will be cheerfully refanded. Any of these calf and vici kids are. made'up in $2.50, $8 and $3.50 grades. We carry a full line of Buckingham & Hecht’s own make of boots and shoes, For wear there is no superior. Also Robert Johnson & Rand, St. Louis, Mo., makers of our Men’s Fine and Heavy Shoes. Ladies’, Misses and Children’s, Made by Krippendorf & Dittman, Cincinnati. By the makes you see we handle only . HYMAN & CO.Cloth standard lines. ‘. hat, lers vie Our Millinery Opening. It was a grand success, We owe the ladies of Nevada City an apology for inattention. Not having the help to assist us. : We are receiving daily from the East millinery which will be ready for inspection ">THE LAST OF THE WEEK _ When we will see that everybody is ptomptly waited upot Although our millinery openitig is late in the season, when our Eastern goods arrive we will show you the results of close buying. You will-have.an opportunity to buy $10 1 12 values for $6. Also $8 values for $5. We are offering "90 Ladies Sombrero hats, for which you have been paying $1 this. spring. Our price is 40 cents for the same identical Red Front, Main Street: GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 751 “THE .TRANSOR! — a THURSDAY. 2005205 sai real — Personal Happen H. Calanan is over from Nort Juan. gt, M. G. Hoffman is hers: fro Francisco. : J. E. Haskell came down from’ jeville last evening. e Royal T. Heath and son ‘are from San Francisco. . “ J. McGrath came in on last.eve train from St, Louis, CO. D. McKinley and Ed, F. V are here from Auburn. ‘ Ed Lynn, the well known tra man, is here from San Francisco, E &. Stark, of ‘the Power Com left this morning for San Francis Mrs. B. F. ‘Hartman, who, has quite sick, is greatly improved . Superintendent, Peter Tautphar yesterday for @ business trip t ‘Francisco, ( J. Ei: Wodson and J, J. Crawfo San Francisco arrived here on the noon train. E. Rimey of Smartsville arrivec last evening and left this mornin North San Juan. , Mrs. Henry Fullet, who has visiting at San Francisco, ret home last evening. Thomas Davies came down. Forest Oity last‘evening and ret home this morning. W.W. Miller, who has been spending a few days, returned to ( tonville this morning. Mr. and Mrs. .N. P. Brown, who been to San Francisco on a vis: turned home this evening. Mrs. A. Meyers came down Downieville last evening and’ lef ‘morning for San Francisco. W. J. Oramer and J;--Drabek, have been here spending a few returned this morning to Omega. Mrs. Wolf of Forest City, wh been to San Francisco on a vis turned here last evening and lef morning fer home. Mrs. J. V. Bell arrived here las! ing from Auburn and left this m: for North Bloomfield. , From the will go to her sawmills. John Delbridge, the well know! man of Commercial street, .wk been sick for the past three day able to be around today. Mr. and Mrs. James Englis children went up to the Chea minef above Washington, this m< to remain for the summer, Miss M. Latreille and Joseph treille came down from. Dowr last evening and left this morni San Francisco, where they wil friends, Cupid and . Millinery. A word or two with you abou linery. One of the essential well-dressed lady is her hee and many times the blessing of a face is marred by an unsightly bonnet. The young lady v paying homage to Oupid’s thror give particular attention to the tion of her millinery. The lit of Love‘always directs his dart heart, but the sly and cunp ‘fis usually looking: for a you who wears a pretty hat anda { smile. .Do you know Miss H popular milliner, whose pl business is on Broad street! tainly I do,” we heard you say. give heracall. She is offerir very handsome summer milli exceedingly low prices. If you travel, fish, hunt or . your constant companion sh Jesse Moore. Hand Wear. The head of.every home in every other community mus that to save dollars and cents chasing dry goods, a relia that makes it a point to sel very lowest prices should be ized. In the firm of Snell & ‘corner Broad and Pise str have a house of this chara the way, have you examined line of gloves they now have We were going to say ‘on b that’s the way these gloves lo A Tacoma man who depos with a sorceress while she wer incantations to discover how make money is only partially with the results, She made t It makes you feel good . not make a fool of you—-The Whiskey. Catarrh Cannot Be C With. Jocal applications, as not reach the seat of th Catarrh is a blood or const ease, and in order -to cure it take internal remedies. Hal Cure is taken internally, a: rectly on the blood and mt faces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cur quack medicine. It was pr one of the best physicia country for years, and is at scription. It is composed the tonics known, com the best: blood purifiers, rectly on the mucous sur perfect combination of ‘t gredients is what produces derful results in curing ca for testimonials free.F. J. CHENEY & O Toledo, Q. : Sold by druggists, price 7 ‘ Hall’s Family Pills are tl

TEE TRANSCRIPT. nights Gemplar. . \Go Commence Ohis End. Gruckee Stems. Love Letters of Chas. Dickens. Five Boats Lost. ate, (TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0. BOX B 3 et : i ; : For more than fifty years an English ; ict iS ave Lonvon, Jane'b— ie aM : Yevada Commandery, To. 6, t0. Ground Wilk Be, Broken at\Ghings Chat Have Gaken Place) woman (who is still living) has cherHU Cheir Crows, 117 Wen in aii Toulueie rs White Bi tng : issued Every Evening, Sundays Extepted Mect Gonight. , Half Nite Fouse Gomorrow. in Ghat Vicinity. rece ph erlomeag alae acon Al, Lost. . . 99, for Queenstown ba York, May i = ‘ . min = Fait wn eae Lalverpool, ‘ q AT NEVADA =a Grand, Commander George McKee,. Tomorrow a force of men willbe put. Last Saturday night a burglar en‘aa hoe ine Mocciice tn 4 aie ave Sr. Brizux, France, June 5—Five . sighted off Browhead at 9 0’ los i , BROW IN & CALETIIUNS of San Jose, and Past Grand Com:. at work near the Helf Mile House, by. tered the bedroom of John Zyssig/that of the successful watchmaker. . fishing boats, which were on & fishing . morning. It. will ‘theretore ee tig A TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : 3y Mail, $6 Per Year , Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part uf the city. . . bad THURSDAY June 6, 1901 i ANOTHER ATTRACTION. pe are a a Auburn Schoolgirls to Play Basketball on the Fifth, HU Committees Hre Yow Hard At Work. The old cannon that has been stored in the lot in the rear of the Armory, for many years, which belongs to Company CO, will be drawn by four horses and have an honored position in the line of parade. At their meeting last night the firamen of Pennsylvania Engine Company appointed their newly-elected officers &® committee to decorate their hose wagons for the celebration. P. G. Scadden, Robert Snell, Ralph Gaylord, Dr. Alva Morgan and A. K. Snell were appointed to make arrangements for the entertainment of the visiting fire‘men. The firemen are out today finding accommodations in private residences for the visiting firemen trom Colfax and Auburn. ~ : Deputy County Assessor C.D. McKinley and District Attorney Edwia F, Wright of Piacer county, were here today trom Auburn aud made arrapgements for the basketball team of school girls to come here trom Auburn and play a game on the 5th with the team that is victorious on the 4th. The team is said to be a@ strong one. and the Auburo people are undecided what team wiil win. It is said that the parents of the young ladies will accompany them here. pes: Ue otes of Interest, F. Cappeller of San Faancisco arrived bere on the afternoon train. Geo. McAulay came over from Forest Hill today. J.B. Knapp is over from Biue Canyon, N. G. Start is over from Colfax. Mr and Mrs. Jobn Nichols came down from Dutch Flat today. H. J. Schon is here from San Frahcisco. Mrs. T. Marvin and Mrs. W. O. Spencer of Colfax are here on a visit. Jerry Goodwin and O. K. Cloudman came over from You Bet today. for Life Insurance see T. B Gray. For the best of everything in the ; meat line send your orders to Naffziger. ' If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf It is to be hoped the Japanese Minister of War, just reappointed, doesn’t often have occasion to pronounce his own name, Kodama, in mixed company, A man shouldn’t swear in the presence of ladies. A sbirt and collar combire, with a capital of twenty millicns, is the latest. The next thing will probably be an undershirt trust—and this will certainly bring the question pretty close to the people. Where the United States Began. Some of the marvelous changes wrought by time in the appearance’ of four of the earliest settlements on our Atlantic Coast are strikingly illustratrated ina series of views which will shortly appear in The Ladies’ Home Journal, ‘The places are St. Augustine, Jamestown, Plymouth and New York The’forlorn indicatious of Jamestown’s decay and death as a settlement offer a most interesting contrast to the varied evidences of the gradual development of St. Augustine and Plymouth, and of the gigantic growth of modern New York, You will find reading matter boevery page of the Transcript. + +e +. The Ice Cream Girl Is’ abroad now and can be seen at any time at Foley’s. 4t. A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one. can be affected with. It is nauseating to those with whom you come in contact. Lane’s Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and bowels in proper con. dition and make your breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For sale by H DicokzRrMaNn, sole agent, tf J mander Jacob H: Neff arrived here today to attend the re-union of the Knights Templar to be held at Masonic Hall tonight, Nevada OCommandery, No. 6, will al#d elect officers and a banquet will be served, as heretofore published, A delegation of fourteen members from the Marysville Commandery~ will be present. The following Sir Knights are also here to attend the meeting: Judge J, W. Fulweiler, Hon. W.B. Lardner, A. L Smith, Fred 8. Stevens, W. B. Anderson, E. J. Kandall,. superintendent of the Three Star mine, and John Chisholm, Placer County’s Treasurer, all of Auburn. McCabe Arratgned, Plea of Yot Guilty of Furnish ing Liquor to Indians Entered, Michael McCabe, who is charged with furnishing liquor, to Indians at Truckee, was arraigned in the Superior Court yesterday and given until this forenoon to enter his plea to the Information filed by the District Attorney. At the appointed time the defendant, with his attorney, I. C. Lindley, appeared in court and entered his plea of not guilty. McCabe’s trial was set for Friday, June 21st, and he was then remanded tothe custody of the Sheriff. << eGo. Gornado in Wisconsin. Pierce, Wis., June 5—A tornado struck this place .last night. Fences and telegraph poles were razed, the Swedish church and a store were damaged, and the property very heavy. loss will be Soined New York, June 5 —General Ballington Booth, of the Volunteers of America, has been initiated into the mysteries of Masonry at Montclair, N.J. —_——-— + ee ——_ —___ Gone to Truckee. 0 0@e 6 the Masons. Henry Mathieson, one of the bright poone men of this city left for Truckee oday. He will solicit orders for Frank Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House. Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is in Nevada City and will call on all his patrons. All other will please. order by mail. ‘P. O. Box 273. Portable Engine Wanted. . speakers of the course. the Nevada County Traction Company, and the first ground will be broken on this end-of the line for the new electric railway. The work will progress both ways and that neighborhood will be a ne of activity tomorrow. No doubt a number of our people will be out there when the first pick is struck, as they are all anxious to see the care of interest in the work.. Monday next a crew of about two hundred men will be put to work: The force that starts. tomorrow are but opening the way so that the larger force will be able to work to advaitage and rush the work along. Subilee Celebration. Ghe Methodists Waking Arrangements to Hold One. Fifty years ago this summer the first Methodist Episcopal Ohurch was erected in this City on upper Broad street in what is now the old City cemetery. In the fall of 1852 it was moved to the present location. . The pastor, Rev. W. Angwin, is arranging for a series of special services to commemorate that event and the organization of the Sunday school. Rev. A. F. Briggs, son of Dr. M. OC. Briggs, who assisted in the dedication of the first church, has been invited to cecnduct a week’s evangelistic service. A course of lectures under tke auspices of the Sunday school has been provided for. by. eminent speakers. Prof. R. D. Hunt Ph. D. of the University of the Pacific and lecturer on Pacific Coast history at Stanford Uni‘versity. will open the course on the 21st inst, with a lecture on “The Days of 49,” Rev. J. J. Martin of Redwood City, Dr. McClish and Bishop J. W. Hamilton are secured as the other Arrangements may also be made so that some of the former pastors may be present to participate in some of the services. A Fortunate Runaway. This afternoon as Frank: Sacks was breaking a mule on Broad street, the animal ran away with him, and collided with a horse belonging to Eb. Smart, which was hitched in front of Hennessy’s livery stable, causing the latter to pull down a post. Sacks and the mule continued up the street and ran into the door of L. Hyman & Oo. Fortunately it did not break the plateglass or injure Sacks. The mule: was dragged out of the door and taken away. Declared Insane, amen ys John Wallace, who has been an inmate of the County Hospital for some Wanted a 25-horse power portable engine, suitable for sawmill. Will pay casb for same. Address Cramer & Drabek, Washington P. O. jé-lw time, was today examined by Drs. Hunt and Muller as to his sanity. He was declared to be insane and committed to the State Hospital at Stockton. THE PRESERV ATION HEALTH Should be of permanent im” portance when you desire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections are widely known for_their absolute pur_ ity and cleanliness. Foley's Ico Cream Parlors, running and seem to take a great deal], and stole forty dollars. Mr. Zyssig was away at the time. ‘ There will be another swing train put on between Truckee and Reno. Superintendent W. 8. Palmer, Assistant T. R. Jones, Traveling Engineer Robinson and Master Mechanic They tell the story of another man’s courtship and show how the writer spurred a faint heart into winning a fair lady. time—in The Saturday Evening Post for June 15. . They will be printed—for the first i fi Heintzleman passed through Truckee the other day. .They are inspecting the railroad, Trott, the victim of “601, has lived at Truckee for several years. Heseldom does any work and left town in pursuance of an order given out by the committee a few. weeks ago, but returned last Monday. Summer Meals. 6 In every well-regulated home the good housewife is always careful to see that the groceries purchased are of the best. In addition to this, care must be observed to patronize a grocery, house that carries a large and well-selected stock, which includes novelties in its line as well. During the summer it often comes hdndy to ‘prepare a light meal, and then your grocer becomes one of your best friends. Geo. 0. Gaylord & Son, the Broad-street grocers, can not be beat when it comes to furnishing choice groceries. Give them a trial order. Enjoyed Themselves. _The Christian Endeavorers were delightfally entertained last evening by Mies Mamie Richards at the home of her parents on Gold Fiat. It was the regular monthly meeting of the society and it was decided to hold the semi-annual election of officers at the next meeting. Amusements of various kinds were indulged in and a good time had by all present. Fine Display of Goods. The fine display in Maher and Company’s show windows is the cause of much favorable comment. White goods of various kinds are shown, which are marked at low prices. Read their new advertisement. Reed’s Patent Anti-rusting tinware, guaranteed to be absolutely rust proof and perfect in every respect. For sale exclusively by Gro. E. TURNER. . FRESH-ROA TAYLOR'S TEA Hundreds of People _ are using our STED COFFEES —and— BLENDED. cruise in Iceland waters, have been missing for two months, and are now believed to have foundered in a gale, April 6th. Their entire crews, num berperished. There is general mourning ‘here, and in the neighboring villages. Washington today. from the Yuba mine today. from San Francisco. today. laria. possible for the he be . London before % oun to reach . morning, and Mr. John iy. area who is on board will not beable to at. . tend the banquet of the Obamber ps : Commerce this evening, . 4 Grand

Opening DANCE< —WIL BE GIVEN AT THa— Union Platform a i ng 117 men, are supposed to have j Personal Pointers. L. A. Attwood came down from M. Jeman and J. Collins came down F. C. Kelly and J. Collina gre here J. Irman came down from Maybert General Manager G. H. Fairchild of the Nevada County. Traction Co. oe has rented a portion of Mrs, J. Naffsinge ED ziger’s house, on Water street, and : L with bis family moved into it tuday. d I . Veni me cia ALE, 5 Malaria Makes Impure Blood. pee DORE ath Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma ‘The Best of Dance Music 50c. my15-6m will be furnished. Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about It? Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. Quit using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea and Coffee. It willimprove your health. ee SAMPLES FREE _£e]] AND COFFEE HOUSE. Wholesale and Retail Keep Cool You don’t have o go to the Arctic regions to be refreshed. Icecream or ices are much more delicious when the appetite is sharp—when you are hot. It takes only a minute to sqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that you can have a delicious lemon ice, if you use a Peerless Iceland Freezer (ose Motion) Patented dasher construction does away witb all motions, except one—the can revolves around ihe stationary dasher. Motion is wvecessary in the cream, not in the machine. The result is smooth, delicious ice cream ) Commercial Street, Nevada Oity in three minutes. PRICES: Tey Sizé.33.65.4, $12 PE OURtt cancun 98 DM QU BITS iid cesscecin 2 00 3 Quarts.:.. oc. 6.3 2 25 4 Quarts wo. 2.50 6 Quarts.. 350 8 Quarts.. 5 50 LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. MAHER & CO. . Our Window Display to-day is a White Display— that means that our large window is full of White Goods. White Organdies . Whire Pekin Stripes White Grenadines White Brocades_ White India Linons White Batiste White Parasols ‘White Hose All this season’s productions and the third shipment of White Goods this season. : Ladies now is your time to select for the FOURTH and FIFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. See Window! See Window! Respectfully, MAHER & Co. [oe See our Gift in Window, to be. awarded to the Maid of Honor receiving the Largest Vote. M. & CO. AN OLD STORE WITH SOMETHING NEW. Jie PIONEER GROCERY IS ALways adding something new. The old store keeps up with the times. The latest addition: German Salt Pickles It’s the large cucamber pickled in salt brine, and at the price—10 Cts. a Quart, everyone has a chance to try them. Sold only in bulk. ; FANCY, MIXED PICKLES AND RIPE AND GREEN OLIVES IN BULK. CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. —= SOMBREROS SOMBREROS SOMBREROS. ‘For Ladies and Children : aan vo A FROM 35 CENTS, TO $1 50, Call on W. H. CRAWFORD, Main _ Street A GENTLE@AN 28 Years of Age Poor, but honest, wishes to meet a respectable, loving woman of means: — In appearance he is fine and dignified, and a good dresser, which is proved by his wearing one of our New Spring Suits Made by Chas. Kauffman Brozd and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY Nevada City Stores, Main 791; ress Main 793 Bros., Chicago. «ee SACKS eee? Single or Doubls Breasted Stylish; Cut Trousers of men. Suits fit for the dres siest oP by FATHER and SON Either or both will find in our new spring stock just the shoes they want. The shoes either of them will buy here are correct in style. We have them in fine patent, leathers—black and ‘chocolate. Vici kid and also Russia calf _ for street wear. You can save money by buying your footwear here, oy : <y Any goods purchased if not satisfactory, your money will be cheerfully refanded. Any of these calf and vici kids are. made'up in $2.50, $8 and $3.50 grades. We carry a full line of Buckingham & Hecht’s own make of boots and shoes, For wear there is no superior. Also Robert Johnson & Rand, St. Louis, Mo., makers of our Men’s Fine and Heavy Shoes. Ladies’, Misses and Children’s, Made by Krippendorf & Dittman, Cincinnati. By the makes you see we handle only . HYMAN & CO.Cloth standard lines. ‘. hat, lers vie Our Millinery Opening. It was a grand success, We owe the ladies of Nevada City an apology for inattention. Not having the help to assist us. : We are receiving daily from the East millinery which will be ready for inspection ">THE LAST OF THE WEEK _ When we will see that everybody is ptomptly waited upot Although our millinery openitig is late in the season, when our Eastern goods arrive we will show you the results of close buying. You will-have.an opportunity to buy $10 1 12 values for $6. Also $8 values for $5. We are offering "90 Ladies Sombrero hats, for which you have been paying $1 this. spring. Our price is 40 cents for the same identical Red Front, Main Street: GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 751 “THE .TRANSOR! — a THURSDAY.. 2005205 sai real — Personal Happen H. Calanan is over from Nort Juan. gt, M. G. Hoffman is hers: fro Francisco. : J. E. Haskell came down from’ jeville last evening. e Royal T. Heath and son ‘are from San Francisco. . “ J. McGrath came in on last.eve train from St, Louis, CO. D. McKinley and Ed, F. V are here from Auburn. ‘ Ed Lynn, the well known tra man, is here from San Francisco, E &. Stark, of ‘the Power Com left this morning for San Francis Mrs. B. F. ‘Hartman, who, has quite sick, is greatly improved . Superintendent, Peter Tautphar yesterday for @ business trip t ‘Francisco, ( J. Ei: Wodson and J, J. Crawfo San Francisco arrived here on the noon train. E. Rimey of Smartsville arrivec last evening and left this mornin North San Juan. , Mrs. Henry Fullet, who has visiting at San Francisco, ret home last evening. Thomas Davies came down. Forest Oity last‘evening and ret home this morning. W.W. Miller, who has been spending a few days, returned to ( tonville this morning. Mr. and Mrs. .N. P. Brown, who been to San Francisco on a vis: turned home this evening. Mrs. A. Meyers came down Downieville last evening and’ lef ‘morning for San Francisco. W. J. Oramer and J;--Drabek, have been here spending a few returned this morning to Omega. Mrs. Wolf of Forest City, wh been to San Francisco on a vis turned here last evening and lef morning fer home. Mrs. J. V. Bell arrived here las! ing from Auburn and left this m: for North Bloomfield. , From the will go to her sawmills. John Delbridge, the well know! man of Commercial street, .wk been sick for the past three day able to be around today. Mr. and Mrs. James Englis children went up to the Chea minef above Washington, this m< to remain for the summer, Miss M. Latreille and Joseph treille came down from. Dowr last evening and left this morni San Francisco, where they wil friends, Cupid and . Millinery. A word or two with you abou linery. One of the essential well-dressed lady is her hee and many times the blessing of a face is marred by an unsightly bonnet. The young lady v paying homage to Oupid’s thror give particular attention to the tion of her millinery. The lit of Love‘always directs his dart heart, but the sly and cunp ‘fis usually looking: for a you who wears a pretty hat anda { smile. .Do you know Miss H popular milliner, whose pl business is on Broad street! tainly I do,” we heard you say. give heracall. She is offerir very handsome summer milli exceedingly low prices. If you travel, fish, hunt or . your constant companion sh Jesse Moore. Hand Wear. The head of.every home in every other community mus that to save dollars and cents chasing dry goods, a relia that makes it a point to sel very lowest prices should be ized. In the firm of Snell & ‘corner Broad and Pise str have a house of this chara the way, have you examined line of gloves they now have We were going to say ‘on b that’s the way these gloves lo A Tacoma man who depos with a sorceress while she wer incantations to discover how make money is only partially with the results, She made t It makes you feel good . not make a fool of you—-The Whiskey. Catarrh Cannot Be C With. Jocal applications, as not reach the seat of th Catarrh is a blood or const ease, and in order -to cure it take internal remedies. Hal Cure is taken internally, a: rectly on the blood and mt faces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cur quack medicine. It was pr one of the best physicia country for years, and is at scription. It is composed the tonics known, com the best: blood purifiers, rectly on the mucous sur perfect combination of ‘t gredients is what produces derful results in curing ca for testimonials free.F. J. CHENEY & O Toledo, Q. : Sold by druggists, price 7 ‘ Hall’s Family Pills are tl