June 7, 1898 (4 pages)

NEWS. ighbors as. To.d Quartz Parlor : in the Fourth gnel as forepine and C. H, ed to succeed s faneral will lock tomorrow Congregational oncession. ilroad Compaio patriotism and to give freeine to the musiom Sacrament > take part in es a ire’ engagement llewoman. Wa, ei care of Mrs Quin=: JeT-lw, sBITT, (tter, Oatlor, ar. Broad, ITY. of Importrican $. Aent ‘eanteed. lass in lar. BALL. ' OF THE: PARTMENT. ished by HESTRA. er. Couple. cents, ntlemen, 50 cents; ats, aaabnuammadenemaesmamimemee ees yevvyey QO. ‘ as 2, full of S. this season. -d,and even: ‘our inspec-. t inWash: & CO. stock fine g ladies, do whee town. . graduate. ating dress x Co. urage your get it) » keep what ~ at they can dddddid 5 ” Si GSDay . Pee 3 “UNE 7 1898. Ge Baers, Switzerland, and. signed arti ¢s looking to the prevention of suf. fer tines in war and protecting medical . : t Britain met. re convention. as -The people of eocnea J eeive a treat in the s, with all their assistants and ap-! « artenances, from interference of any tind in time of battle, This bas ‘since ention and pen its” principles; © founded the first Red: fnolu . Bely phe Riral ecg fe Red Cross Society in America in 81, becomming its president, an fice she still holds. Miss Clara Barton t was who entered the service of the pilttary hospital at the beginning. of » Civil war,’ being placed in charge} af the hospitals on James river in 4 . She assisted the Grand Duchess . bf Baden at the beginning ofthe Fran4 co-Prussian war in establishiag military } ~ hospitals. In 1871 she assisted‘in ‘supplying the poor of Strasburg with work. in 1872 we find her managing the dia-. 4K) a Berk age of supplies to. the poor of Paris. In 1881 came the chapter of a My yell spent life, for then she é the Red Cross Society of America. In 4883 she was appointed superintendent “of the woman’s reformatory prison of 8. *Sherburn, Mass. In 1884 when the wai drs of the great Mississippi ‘Swept over ‘the banks fron its source to its mouth; . Miss Barton was appointed to superin-tend a relief expedition to the sufferers ‘and her name has been a’ household word ever since all along the course sof the great “Father of Waters.”. She pres put in charge of the relief measares for the sufferers from the cyclones j n 1898 along the Atlantic coast. Again we find her at the head of the relief corps for the Johnstown i food sufferers; the Charleston earthmjuake called her to that section and recently she has been to Cuba to locate hogpital.supplies and to plant the Red Pross of St. George protectingly over . A few years.ago, about 1887 or a litte ater, she visited California and travied through the most interesting secfons, takinga rest at Oakland with rof. A.B, Lemmon and wife, who reated her to a camping out for a few yeeks in the Sierra Nevadas. . This ie some of the history of the fonderful woman who all America so ippreciates and who is destined to Wear many additional laurels. Tne DEPEND ( D ON DONATIONS favada City to Celebrate If Citizens Wl Subscribe: Liberally. PThe meeting held at the courthouse ist evening pursuaiit to.a call of the lity Trustees, to discuss the proposilan of holding a Fourth of July céle° Fation, was slimly attended. A tem= brary organization was effected by icting D. J. Steyens of the Union hofas chairman und Postmaster J. E. rras secretary. A general and inmnal talk was,had. All present. fare d observing the day’ Some thought E $300 or $400 would be suificient ley with which to make a creditable wing,. while, others contended that vould take .from $1200 to $1500, tary Carr, who has had many experience in such matters, d that in order to have an attracparade with a car of liberty, firemilitia, etc., and two bands, supmented by literary exercises folied by a fantastic turnout and games he afternoon and a display of fireks or electricity in the evening; s would be required upwards of There was a general feeling that 'celebration and a good one was i here it would make a lively day at loounty seat, as many people would in from the outside; while in case hing was done here our own citij would go elsewhere and the town id te dead for the day. ee committee consisting of D. J. E. J. Bector, J. J. Jackson, rge I. Beckley and E. T. R. Powell FI pointed to canvass for subscripis today and tomorrow and to refto a meeting to be held at the thouse tomorrow evening at eight sk. If in the committee’s opinion quired sum of money can be obied the preparations for a celebra4 go ahead and Nevada City ve one of the most successful tions in its history. S EEE For Sale. sy ne lot with free water on the place. a frontage of 180 feet on the main j, and runs back 236 feet; also one © of fine land containing 3 acres, Apply to Brown & Moraan, Real Estate Agents. E BER, THE Owl is the only. sabin Nevada City that sells straight p water. 7Oe~ Just xeceived t of Faun! leroy Blouse’, al! @ es. 75) value 50 cents, will be sold at at the Popular Clothing Store, ericial street. je6-tf. sob ae 7 bi be presented: ‘ ees rkeley Quurtette. mia ag let bass; & 4 Picotte, eae 2. “The Spas Dar gaits .C.B. M Selected 10. “Aunt Stutisnaker” Cyrus Brownlee Newton: Tt. “College Experience”—a sketch. During which the Quartette will sing those beautiful and immensely Swe ballads “On the Banks of Wabash,” and “Lass from ve County May. . Admission 25, 35 and 50 cents. Get your reserved seats. at Foley’s. Be Sure You Ang Rieut and then go ahead. Be sure you get Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you may confidently exyou appetite and strength. . Hoop’s Pitts act easily and promptly on the liver and bowelg. Oure sick ‘headache. Tay Tur Ow: forat firat-class drink. Agents Wanted For “War With Spain,’’ Including battles on sea and land . Contains all abogt armies, navies, forts jand warships-of:,both nations and : graphic story of the great victory of the gallant Dewey; tells everything about Sampson, Schley, Fitzhugh Lee and leading commanders, by Hon. James Ranklin Young, the intrepid leader for Cuba libre in the halls of Congress many in richest colors. cred maps. Biggest book, highest commissions, lowest price; only $1.75. Each outfit free. Write today. ring National Book Concern, Dept, 16, , 356 Dearborn street, Chicago, m17-3w . ———_—— Malaria Cured All Medicines. Failed Except . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Improved with the First Dose— Now Entirely. Weil. Malaria is cansed by bad air, bad bleod, Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures this interesting statement: to my ‘eondition, and everything I took failed to help me. At Igst I decided to_ try Hoad’s Sarsapariila, After taking it @ short time the malaria was entirely gone and J have never had it since. I began to improve with the very first-dose end well.” Mrs, A. M. Woosizy, Der lano, California. Sana Isthe best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. Price, $1; six for @5. ~ pills, ald digestion. 250. PHILIP HILD, Boot and Shoemaker Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. At WORK PERFO IN A FIRSTsage gs 2 attention paid to ‘A share of patro: aze soligited. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, . entertainment will were made off errors of the Grass Val-. ' ley combination. At the eleventh hour . so The following is the programme as it. Be Metabtinohn” as had a wonderful experience. She Om. Morse, at tenor; 0: A. Eleton,, re .;Roneoviert . . confusion of the conquered team. In dams, liance team was substituted as caicher Tek A ‘Smith’ man on the delivery end of the Grass orse : Valley nine. pect it will purify your blood and give . The greatest war book published; 600. large peges; 100 superb illustrations, . Has large col} subscriber receives grand $1.00 premium — free. Demand enormous; harvest for! segents; 30 days credit; freight paid; Address . water, bad drainage, which make bad ' malaria by purifying the blood: Read . J was confined to my bed with malaria. : Icould not take strong medicines, owing . of Hood’s Sarsaparille. J am now strong . . Hood’ S goo TOWLE BROS. CO., Onis wavs bim an nb eany home. fun. With the exceptions of safe hits} F. and A. Morgan, and singles ‘by . Sigourney, De Viibiss and Costello, . BAP ape ideing initial inning the Reliance boys were disapointed in their battery combination, J, Whitburn, the catcher sched: to receive Plummer whose in and out. “shoots” fooled the Robin Hood strikers: somewhat, did hot appear, and Goldsworthy tnis-caught all kinds of chances that “were offered him. De Vilbiss had his ‘eloquent coaching voice with him and ‘this added materially to the general the third inning Goldsworthy of the Re. by Mitchell who madea very favorable ‘showing, but could not hold the speedy At the-cunclusion of the game the Reliance manager issued a ; verbal challenge to A. Boss Wolf of the. . Robin Hoods for a game next Sanday ; afternoon for.a side bet of twenty doil/4rs and gate receipts, the winners to' itake all, This defi is still under con/ sideration. Sherman Costello gave the best of satisfaction as umpire and W. Chase was the scorer as usual. The following is the official score by innings: 1 ‘ Robin Hoods. .11 Reliance TueEre is more Catarrh in tbis section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. . For a great many years dootors pro‘nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local’ remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitu‘tional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment: Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Oheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 . drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly ‘on the blood and mucons surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. New Ice ce Company. The Nevada ity Ice ¢ Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public witb first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of heater. Telephone No. 791. tf. Corcoran & Arpoaast. . . . Commercial S ‘reet. who was substitated, behind the bat! Se ei neither can be used even for a cae ee bi — me sale by all w whelanste and retail grocers, 4 Strictly Cash THEREFORE mie = wie) ; Peas Seay ra Pues Poe [at 3 isa lt tal The:::::Great::::Bargains For Five Days Only! 4} Men's Wool Suits, latest style and cut, for 3 $5.25. Men’s All Wool, Black Clay Worsted, ‘either straight cut, sacks or frock, $9.50 Boy’s Knee Suits, ages 4 to 14, $1 00 Youth’s Long Pants, Wool Suits, $4. 50 Men’s Buckle Mining Stoes, $1.25 Men’s Calf Bals, a regular $2 Shoe, $1.25 Ladies’ Vici Kid Button Shoe, $1.25 Ladies’ Vici Kid Oxfoid, square or round toe, 75 cents Men’s Seamless Socks, per doz. so cents Boy’s Bib Overalls, 25 cents. We carry a complete line of Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, Telescopes, Blankets and Comforters, Popular Clothing Store, J. LEVY, Proprietor. Telephone—Store, 208; residence, 201. Patriotic EXERCISES ELecTRICILLUMINATION, You Gan'T AFFORD Commencement Ball. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL, WMusio by Soyne'’s Orckestra. 90 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to ixabed five lines in length inserted under this head-for 50 cents @ week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month Payable invariably in advance. : UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASS OF 1898 ~OF THE— Dance Saturday Night. There will be a social dance Saturday night at Union hall, Indian Flat. Music by Fisoher’s orchestra. All invited. §7-td At Armory Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY Ist. Furnished Rooms to Let. Three furnished rooms are offered for rent, situated in a desirable location. Inquire at this office. jel-lw Piano For Sale. A Square Piano is offered for sale at a bargain, Inquire of T, Sigourney. Telephone No. 93. j8-lw ae TICKETS, (admitting one couple) $1 00, Extra ladies, each 25 cents To Miss THIS. FOR PARTICULARS SLE POSTERS + Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses e Finished with Sequoia. _@ specialty. . BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER When taking a Spin on the Turnpike be. tween Nevada City and Grass Valley, don’t fail to Stop at Town Talk Tt: J. STEWART, A Cool Glass of Beer, House to Rent. A new six-room cottage, with bath and pantry, situated on Boulder street is offered for rent. Inquire at M. L. & D, Marsh’s lum-« ber yard. June 6-tf Blacksmithing and Wagonmaking BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now prepered to doall kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work with neatness aud dispatch. Pick work and mining work a specialty. New wagons and carriages built to order. Place of business on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. Water your Horse and Cali on Who will serve you with A Retreshing Temperance Driak, Or a First-class Giese. Yard at Depot. © Telephone No. 5I. toh is the best i in wniogueet pine Suu pfottta tage '. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Bee-. nea, Special selection Si Fins Wises . RESeca i Ko “Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transoript office Typewriters ' tain a livelihood for themselves. Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Francisso a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf}. Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. They Educate as Well as Seca. «ees Provide the children with the means to obPRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, ' Hair Dressing Parlors. 1. ©. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ,O%: Broad aud Pies w a ‘¢ “. ; bleiuvestment for yoyr boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & CO. MRS. I. BLUMBERG of Sacramento has opened Hair Dressing Parlors at the Union Hotel and is prepared to receive orders for ; wigs, switches and every article in the Hair A moderate outlay that secures a Hegfteam — Popular & = Clothing 2 Store '. Gamecock Whisky fu fu “Bay thi wielded . i el , "Bay things whe their money, and. when it { FORO ey an tae tsk FS JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, : Keeps k lerae hock and gives his Soe teintne te: If you i are thinking of getting new. furniture call at his stores. @ H » . _ You Will Profit td iit NN od He, of Jewelry, in a woman’s estimation, is the ring. The ancients honored it and the moderns have many cherished memoriés connected The designers of the rings we are showing have produced Something Beyond the Ordinary.Sentiment may have aided artistic conception,and even the artizan has warmed up te his-work. Every part of the making has been ‘carefully done and the finished article is a work of art. Our Modest Prices are aids to the possession of these Beautiful Rings LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. FS Ladies—Before selecting: your > SPRING MILLINERY R . $EE MY ASSORTMENT OF 2 Crinmed Hats, ete. and compare Prices. oe Se. es Styles are the ed Latest and Periodicals and Fashion Papers. E. F. ROSENTHAL, At his Variety Store on Commercial street, lar periodicals and fashion papers, for the same at publishers’ rates. publication not on hand. Full Line of Stationery. Large lot of paper covered novels by well-known authors. BEEHIVE GROCERY J. J. JACKSON, keeps the popu and receives subscriptions Will send for any desired Proprietor Agency For--llonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries a el PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED. MEATS eee FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco... Pickles, % gal. bottles. “in bulk, per gal. 30 25 50 5. Olives, I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar 05 Hire’s 3 oo 50. Everything else in proportion, ccw ee ee yg a ia tae 2 Coffee IXL Whisky rt} it} Sand Front St., Sau Francisco, i Manufacturing Line, mi6-¢f Give it a Trial.

NEWS. ighbors as. To.d Quartz Parlor : in the Fourth gnel as forepine and C. H, ed to succeed s faneral will lock tomorrow Congregational oncession. ilroad Compaio patriotism and to give freeine to the musiom Sacrament > take part in es a ire’ engagement llewoman. Wa, ei care of Mrs Quin=: JeT-lw, sBITT, (tter, Oatlor, ar. Broad, ITY. of Importrican $. Aent ‘eanteed. lass in lar. BALL. ' OF THE: PARTMENT. ished by HESTRA. er. Couple. cents, ntlemen, 50 cents; ats, aaabnuammadenemaesmamimemee ees yevvyey QO. ‘ as 2, full of S. this season. -d,and even: ‘our inspec-. t inWash: & CO. stock fine g ladies, do whee town. . graduate. ating dress x Co. urage your get it) » keep what ~ at they can dddddid 5 ” Si GSDay . Pee 3 “UNE 7 1898. Ge Baers, Switzerland, and. signed arti ¢s looking to the prevention of suf. fer tines in war and protecting medical . : t Britain met. re convention. as -The people of eocnea J eeive a treat in the s, with all their assistants and ap-! « artenances, from interference of any tind in time of battle, This bas ‘since ention and pen its” principles; © founded the first Red: fnolu . Bely phe Riral ecg fe Red Cross Society in America in 81, becomming its president, an fice she still holds. Miss Clara Barton t was who entered the service of the pilttary hospital at the beginning. of » Civil war,’ being placed in charge} af the hospitals on James river in 4 . She assisted the Grand Duchess . bf Baden at the beginning ofthe Fran4 co-Prussian war in establishiag military } ~ hospitals. In 1871 she assisted‘in ‘supplying the poor of Strasburg with work. in 1872 we find her managing the dia-. 4K) a Berk age of supplies to. the poor of Paris. In 1881 came the chapter of a My yell spent life, for then she é the Red Cross Society of America. In 4883 she was appointed superintendent “of the woman’s reformatory prison of 8. *Sherburn, Mass. In 1884 when the wai drs of the great Mississippi ‘Swept over ‘the banks fron its source to its mouth; . Miss Barton was appointed to superin-tend a relief expedition to the sufferers ‘and her name has been a’ household word ever since all along the course sof the great “Father of Waters.”. She pres put in charge of the relief measares for the sufferers from the cyclones j n 1898 along the Atlantic coast. Again we find her at the head of the relief corps for the Johnstown i food sufferers; the Charleston earthmjuake called her to that section and recently she has been to Cuba to locate hogpital.supplies and to plant the Red Pross of St. George protectingly over . A few years.ago, about 1887 or a litte ater, she visited California and travied through the most interesting secfons, takinga rest at Oakland with rof. A.B, Lemmon and wife, who reated her to a camping out for a few yeeks in the Sierra Nevadas. . This ie some of the history of the fonderful woman who all America so ippreciates and who is destined to Wear many additional laurels. Tne DEPEND ( D ON DONATIONS favada City to Celebrate If Citizens Wl Subscribe: Liberally. PThe meeting held at the courthouse ist evening pursuaiit to.a call of the lity Trustees, to discuss the proposilan of holding a Fourth of July céle° Fation, was slimly attended. A tem= brary organization was effected by icting D. J. Steyens of the Union hofas chairman und Postmaster J. E. rras secretary. A general and inmnal talk was,had. All present. fare d observing the day’ Some thought E $300 or $400 would be suificient ley with which to make a creditable wing,. while, others contended that vould take .from $1200 to $1500, tary Carr, who has had many experience in such matters, d that in order to have an attracparade with a car of liberty, firemilitia, etc., and two bands, supmented by literary exercises folied by a fantastic turnout and games he afternoon and a display of fireks or electricity in the evening; s would be required upwards of There was a general feeling that 'celebration and a good one was i here it would make a lively day at loounty seat, as many people would in from the outside; while in case hing was done here our own citij would go elsewhere and the town id te dead for the day. ee committee consisting of D. J. E. J. Bector, J. J. Jackson, rge I. Beckley and E. T. R. Powell FI pointed to canvass for subscripis today and tomorrow and to refto a meeting to be held at the thouse tomorrow evening at eight sk. If in the committee’s opinion quired sum of money can be obied the preparations for a celebra4 go ahead and Nevada City ve one of the most successful tions in its history. S EEE For Sale. sy ne lot with free water on the place. a frontage of 180 feet on the main j, and runs back 236 feet; also one © of fine land containing 3 acres, Apply to Brown & Moraan, Real Estate Agents. E BER, THE Owl is the only. sabin Nevada City that sells straight p water. 7Oe~ Just xeceived t of Faun! leroy Blouse’, al! @ es. 75) value 50 cents, will be sold at at the Popular Clothing Store, ericial street. je6-tf. sob ae 7 bi be presented: ‘ ees rkeley Quurtette. mia ag let bass; & 4 Picotte, eae 2. “The Spas Dar gaits .C.B. M Selected 10. “Aunt Stutisnaker” Cyrus Brownlee Newton: Tt. “College Experience”—a sketch. During which the Quartette will sing those beautiful and immensely Swe ballads “On the Banks of Wabash,” and “Lass from ve County May. . Admission 25, 35 and 50 cents. Get your reserved seats. at Foley’s. Be Sure You Ang Rieut and then go ahead. Be sure you get Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you may confidently exyou appetite and strength. . Hoop’s Pitts act easily and promptly on the liver and bowelg. Oure sick ‘headache. Tay Tur Ow: forat firat-class drink. Agents Wanted For “War With Spain,’’ Including battles on sea and land . Contains all abogt armies, navies, forts jand warships-of:,both nations and : graphic story of the great victory of the gallant Dewey; tells everything about Sampson, Schley, Fitzhugh Lee and leading commanders, by Hon. James Ranklin Young, the intrepid leader for Cuba libre in the halls of Congress many in richest colors. cred maps. Biggest book, highest commissions, lowest price; only $1.75. Each outfit free. Write today. ring National Book Concern, Dept, 16, , 356 Dearborn street, Chicago, m17-3w . ———_—— Malaria Cured All Medicines. Failed Except . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Improved with the First Dose— Now Entirely. Weil. Malaria is cansed by bad air, bad bleod, Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures this interesting statement: to my ‘eondition, and everything I took failed to help me. At Igst I decided to_ try Hoad’s Sarsapariila, After taking it @ short time the malaria was entirely gone and J have never had it since. I began to improve with the very first-dose end well.” Mrs, A. M. Woosizy, Der lano, California. Sana Isthe best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. Price, $1; six for @5. ~ pills, ald digestion. 250. PHILIP HILD, Boot and Shoemaker Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. At WORK PERFO IN A FIRSTsage gs 2 attention paid to ‘A share of patro: aze soligited. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, . entertainment will were made off errors of the Grass Val-. ' ley combination. At the eleventh hour . so The following is the programme as it. Be Metabtinohn” as had a wonderful experience. She Om. Morse, at tenor; 0: A. Eleton,, re ..;Roneoviert . . confusion of the conquered team. In dams, liance team was substituted as caicher Tek A ‘Smith’ man on the delivery end of the Grass orse : Valley nine. pect it will purify your blood and give . The greatest war book published; 600. large peges; 100 superb illustrations, . Has large col} subscriber receives grand $1.00 premium — free. Demand enormous; harvest for! segents; 30 days credit; freight paid; Address . water, bad drainage, which make bad ' malaria by purifying the blood: Read .

J was confined to my bed with malaria. : Icould not take strong medicines, owing . of Hood’s Sarsaparille. J am now strong . . Hood’ S goo TOWLE BROS. CO., Onis wavs bim an nb eany home. fun. With the exceptions of safe hits} F. and A. Morgan, and singles ‘by . Sigourney, De Viibiss and Costello, . BAP ape ideing initial inning the Reliance boys were disapointed in their battery combination, J, Whitburn, the catcher sched: to receive Plummer whose in and out. “shoots” fooled the Robin Hood strikers: somewhat, did hot appear, and Goldsworthy tnis-caught all kinds of chances that “were offered him. De Vilbiss had his ‘eloquent coaching voice with him and ‘this added materially to the general the third inning Goldsworthy of the Re. by Mitchell who madea very favorable ‘showing, but could not hold the speedy At the-cunclusion of the game the Reliance manager issued a ; verbal challenge to A. Boss Wolf of the. . Robin Hoods for a game next Sanday ; afternoon for.a side bet of twenty doil/4rs and gate receipts, the winners to' itake all, This defi is still under con/ sideration. Sherman Costello gave the best of satisfaction as umpire and W. Chase was the scorer as usual. The following is the official score by innings: 1 ‘ Robin Hoods. .11 Reliance TueEre is more Catarrh in tbis section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. . For a great many years dootors pro‘nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local’ remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitu‘tional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment: Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Oheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 . drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly ‘on the blood and mucons surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. New Ice ce Company. The Nevada ity Ice ¢ Ice Company is now prepared to supply the public witb first-class natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran, first door above Theater Ice house, rear of heater. Telephone No. 791. tf. Corcoran & Arpoaast. . . . Commercial S ‘reet. who was substitated, behind the bat! Se ei neither can be used even for a cae ee bi — me sale by all w whelanste and retail grocers, 4 Strictly Cash THEREFORE mie = wie) ; Peas Seay ra Pues Poe [at 3 isa lt tal The:::::Great::::Bargains For Five Days Only! 4} Men's Wool Suits, latest style and cut, for 3 $5.25. Men’s All Wool, Black Clay Worsted, ‘either straight cut, sacks or frock, $9.50 Boy’s Knee Suits, ages 4 to 14, $1 00 Youth’s Long Pants, Wool Suits, $4. 50 Men’s Buckle Mining Stoes, $1.25 Men’s Calf Bals, a regular $2 Shoe, $1.25 Ladies’ Vici Kid Button Shoe, $1.25 Ladies’ Vici Kid Oxfoid, square or round toe, 75 cents Men’s Seamless Socks, per doz. so cents Boy’s Bib Overalls, 25 cents. We carry a complete line of Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, Telescopes, Blankets and Comforters, Popular Clothing Store, J. LEVY, Proprietor. Telephone—Store, 208; residence, 201. Patriotic EXERCISES ELecTRICILLUMINATION, You Gan'T AFFORD Commencement Ball. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL, WMusio by Soyne'’s Orckestra. 90 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to ixabed five lines in length inserted under this head-for 50 cents @ week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month Payable invariably in advance. : UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CLASS OF 1898 ~OF THE— Dance Saturday Night. There will be a social dance Saturday night at Union hall, Indian Flat. Music by Fisoher’s orchestra. All invited. §7-td At Armory Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY Ist. Furnished Rooms to Let. Three furnished rooms are offered for rent, situated in a desirable location. Inquire at this office. jel-lw Piano For Sale. A Square Piano is offered for sale at a bargain, Inquire of T, Sigourney. Telephone No. 93. j8-lw ae TICKETS, (admitting one couple) $1 00, Extra ladies, each 25 cents To Miss THIS. FOR PARTICULARS SLE POSTERS + Rare and Beautiful ! The Modern Houses e Finished with Sequoia. _@ specialty. . BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER When taking a Spin on the Turnpike be. tween Nevada City and Grass Valley, don’t fail to Stop at Town Talk Tt: J. STEWART, A Cool Glass of Beer, House to Rent. A new six-room cottage, with bath and pantry, situated on Boulder street is offered for rent. Inquire at M. L. & D, Marsh’s lum-« ber yard. June 6-tf Blacksmithing and Wagonmaking BARTON & CHRISTENSON are now prepered to doall kinds of blacksmithing and wagon work with neatness aud dispatch. Pick work and mining work a specialty. New wagons and carriages built to order. Place of business on Broad street in the old Clancy shop. Water your Horse and Cali on Who will serve you with A Retreshing Temperance Driak, Or a First-class Giese. Yard at Depot. © Telephone No. 5I. toh is the best i in wniogueet pine Suu pfottta tage '. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Bee-. nea, Special selection Si Fins Wises . RESeca i Ko “Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents.. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN. Transoript office Typewriters ' tain a livelihood for themselves. Mrs. C. M. Mails Has brought up with her from San Francisso a fine line of Misses and Children’s Spring hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also Ladies Dudes, Tam O’Shanters and Walking Hats in the latest styles. {m16-tf}. Broad street, next to Luetje & Brand's. They Educate as Well as Seca. «ees Provide the children with the means to obPRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, ' Hair Dressing Parlors. 1. ©. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ,O%: Broad aud Pies w a ‘¢ “. ; bleiuvestment for yoyr boy or girl. G. W. WICKSON & CO. MRS. I. BLUMBERG of Sacramento has opened Hair Dressing Parlors at the Union Hotel and is prepared to receive orders for ; wigs, switches and every article in the Hair A moderate outlay that secures a Hegfteam — Popular & = Clothing 2 Store '. Gamecock Whisky fu fu “Bay thi wielded . i el , "Bay things whe their money, and. when it { FORO ey an tae tsk FS JAMES KINKEAD, Commercial Street, : Keeps k lerae hock and gives his Soe teintne te: If you i are thinking of getting new. furniture call at his stores. @ H » . _ You Will Profit td iit NN od He, of Jewelry, in a woman’s estimation, is the ring. The ancients honored it and the moderns have many cherished memoriés connected The designers of the rings we are showing have produced Something Beyond the Ordinary.Sentiment may have aided artistic conception,and even the artizan has warmed up te his-work. Every part of the making has been ‘carefully done and the finished article is a work of art. Our Modest Prices are aids to the possession of these Beautiful Rings LUETJE & BRAND, Watchmakers and Jewelers. Broad Street. FS Ladies—Before selecting: your > SPRING MILLINERY R . $EE MY ASSORTMENT OF 2 Crinmed Hats, ete. and compare Prices. oe Se. es Styles are the ed Latest and Periodicals and Fashion Papers. E. F. ROSENTHAL, At his Variety Store on Commercial street, lar periodicals and fashion papers, for the same at publishers’ rates. publication not on hand. Full Line of Stationery. Large lot of paper covered novels by well-known authors. BEEHIVE GROCERY J. J. JACKSON, keeps the popu and receives subscriptions Will send for any desired Proprietor Agency For--llonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries a el PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED. MEATS eee FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco..... Pickles, % gal. bottles.. “in bulk, per gal. 30 25 50 5. Olives, I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar 05 Hire’s 3 oo 50. Everything else in proportion, ccw ee ee yg a ia tae 2 Coffee IXL Whisky rt} it} Sand Front St., Sau Francisco, i Manufacturing Line, mi6-¢f Give it a Trial.