June 8, 1903 (4 pages)

in White bi.50, $2, rt Waists No ods, > $3 each, OC. Il furnish ou with’ utomatic” ce” Cream VS; baiiisticen 50 sored 60 Hi daeies 1.80 Geesees URS fouldings, T, etc. ted Paint in ‘. ins from one Tel. 912. ,ffice Box 114 . 2 TS w& x] we red, El, oe 18, 1908, IVE CENTS JNES. They Jy. Nevade City ©” designs. ease you: andsome . 08.~ Cin FANSORIPT. __,,. June 8, 1903, t AENTION. . . Condensed. the Benefit of _— Fanerals of Bain ‘il one of gloom and sadness to many loving hearts in Nevada City, The occasion marked the laying to rest in Wit ip ‘Tey and Mrs, Bsthina Baker Yesterday. The Sabbath day just passed: wae their abiding places till the judgment AT TT rd of Education held gatarday afternoon. {, Hennessy. B. Finnegan were by J, Brock absent. A classibooks for school district submitted by W. W. SeaL, American book Company 4, Miss Julla Malcaby, certificate, Papers conwere to the questions sabthe pupils of the Eighth and of the county ‘in, J( Geo. Jost. her daplicate one. schools Mrs, J, G. dawn of two of this city’s most honored and respected people. At 2 o’elock yesterday afternoon the funeral of Edwin Tilley, the old pioneer: ex-superintendent and mining man who was known to almost every man, woman and child of this place, took place from the Oongregational Church of which denomination deceased had long been anadmirer, The funeral was under the direction of Nevada City Lodge, No.13, F.& A. M., the Knight Templar forming an escort. The Sons of St. George, of which Bnated to the different mem» Board. mds. City boys won the bip ball game played at Park Saturday afternoon. , Board of Equalization met} evening and there being no totransact, it adjourned sine city jail was visited and it ply be overhauled and famiters concerning the saloon: 11 be brought up at the mext of the City Trustees. . ‘ bekah Lodge, No. 119, LO. ted the following officers » evening: Mrs, J. Baker, N. Ada Eden, V. G.; Miss Wilas, F.S.; J.C. Rioh, trustee. ‘ion will be held on the ing night in July. The delethe grand lodge submitted ‘ort which was approved. Nora McArthur delightfally 4 the Saturday Afternoon jab Saturday. During the 1 refreshments were served. J, Rector and Miss Mary Hook p prize winners. Dower, who hae been quite ill a, ie able.to be around. ibis mauy frlendeare pleased matter of the estate of Obarles joy, deceased, a decree has been jn the Superior Oourt diecharg» V. Mulloy, as administrand releasing her. from. further y, The sureties on her bond 9 discharged, the: administrang settled all matters in conwith the estate according to rior Court. following business was trans—' in the Superior Oourt today, F.T. Nilon, presiding: le vs. James Oates. The Olerk he information and presented dant with a copy of-the same. arraignment was continued Tuesday, June 9th. te of Edward Barrett, deceased. account of Eugene McCann, adator, with will annexed, aland approved. Decree of dison granted. te of Martha Campbell, ded. Return of sale of personal ty, consisting of 172 shares of Valley stock, approved and coute of Josiah Gilbert, deceased. account of executrix settled and bert Herchfeld vs. Snel] & FlemDewurrer and petition to strike portions of the complaint cond until Tuesday, June 9th. 7 te of James McDachlen, ded. Sale of personal property conte of Nicholas Webber, ded. Order discharging executrix teleasing sureties, Good Selection. ,Maloney, the well-known ordist and rancher, who resides on Washington road, has been apted to drive Wells, Fargo & Oo.’s Wagon of this city and deliver es,etc. William Campbell, who 00 hion In order to accept another ben doctors fail try Burdock Blood Cures dyspepsia, constipa + avigorates the whole system. jetery the beantifal burial services of attending to this department, . » organization Mr. Tilley was also an honored member, turned out in large numbers to pay their last sad respects. The bier as it reposed in the sacred edifice was covered with wreaths, floral pieces, etc., indicative of the esteem in which. deceased was held, Rev. J. Sime was the officiating clergyman, and be spoke in glowing terms of the man he bad known s0 intimately in life. In-his remarks Mr. Sims alluded significantly to the fact that thirty years ago yesterday deceased had attended the first anniversary of Mr, Sims’ pastorate, and bad continued to attend each succeeding anniversary. through all the years that have since taken flight, His body was there as usual, but for the last time, for the apirit had ascended to mingle with the cosmic forces. A strange solnci= dent, but one-beyond the pale of buman tointerpret. At Pine Grove cemthe Masons were read over the remains ef the dead, after which all that was earthly of Mr. Tilley was laid-away for alltime. The pall bearers were: Masone—James Bosewall, James White, John Richards, W. Carman; Sons of St. Georgs—T. H, Watters, V. Stevens, L, Foote, J. Hooper. At 8:80 yesterday. afternoon all that: was wortal of Mrs. Esthina Baker, relict of the late Daniel S. Baker, was also laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery. The funeral was held from the Methodist Church where, in life, Mrs. Baker was a devoted worshipper. Rev. W. Angwin, spiritual edviser and a elose personal friend of deceased, conducted the services of the chareh and spoke the words that consigned the soul of the pioneer lady to the tender keaping of a merciful Omnipotent. He touchingly dwelt apon the virtues and attributes of one whohad been as of them; one who always deemed it ber bounden duty and sacred privilege to farther the cause of Christ upon earth. So impressively, feelingly and vividly did he portray the past-life of this e8timable christian that scarce a dry eye was discernable among those who bad assembled to pay their last obligations to the deceased. No floral offerings. outside of a small bouquet or two, were in evidence, ae it had been the express wish of Mrs. Baker that these silent tokens be omitted. She cared for no display, and wished to be laid away 88 she bad lived, a tive follower of her erthodoxical principles. At the conclusion of the services at the church the large funeral cortege wended its ‘way slowly to the cemetery, where the last ani final obsequies were held, after which the form of a once true and conscientious Christian lady was lowered in the tomb to sleep the sleep of the just and righteous. The bear: ers of the pall, who were each and every. one, firm and devoted friends of the deceased, were as follows: Samuel Barr, Louis Garwood, William Troan, Michael Garver, William Tamblyn and ‘James Bovey. —_—————>+ +r Fancy Summer Drinks that will suti the taste manufactured by a0 exper} mixologist at Britland’s. if ———_~ +o For that thirst try 4 cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. tf. . Cooling as a shower on a hot day Hires Rootbeer Sold everywhere or by mail for 25 cents. A package makes five gallons. RLES F. HIRES CE OMPAXY, Boterprise Lager Bee _on Draughs— ——. I have meade arrangements to place the . < Don't Miss Seeing the Chicago Lyceum Company. The Chicago Lyceum’ Company is’ reeeiving very flattering notices from the press, and crowded houses greet this first-class combination of talent everywhere. The vaudeville attractiéns are new, entertaining and wonderfal. Monsier de Shields poised. as it were in. mid air with a single wire between him. and the flooring, moves about with ease such as few on terra firma equal. Rides q wheel on’ his single wire, walks on hoops balanced (a feat never before accomplished), and while climbing up a ladder performs such quaint feats of jugglery as elicit the: plaudits of all TS. Monsier de Shields is only one of the many catchy novelties introduced by the Chicago Lyceum Oompany, which is to be with uson next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. This ts-a most complete and high-class entertainment and is heartily commended to all lovers of music, mystery and mirth. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats are op sale at Foley’s. To British Columbia James H. English and Charles Kent lef this morning for Rossland, British Columbia. Mr: English is going up to superintend some test runs 90 ore from a large mining property controlled by the Syracuse and Califore nia Mining Company, at present developing the Calbertson and National mines in this county. The selection is an excellent one, as his experience has made hiin very proficient in this particular line, Mr. Kent is to assist in the mill work: He has been engaged in milling for several years in this and other counties, and is an’ experienced hand. Tom Langman Hurt. Thomas Langman, an smploye of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company ‘and who ie stationed at You Bet station, had the misfortune to meet with a painful accident yesterday. He was engaged in eteckipg up wood when 8 large tier of the fuel which had been loosely put up toppled over upon him. When he extricated himself from his perilous position he found that-he hed sustained a deep scalp wound, besides being badly bruised up. He will be compelled to lay off from work for a few days to recuperate and give his injuries the necessary attéotion they demand. Mr. Langman is the fourth son of Mrs. John Langman of Piety Hill. Lett This, NOON. Thomas Fleming, president and & heavy . stockholder in the Florence Extension quartz mine, one of the richest and most valuable gold producers of Tonopab, Nevade, whe has been apending the past few days here as the guest of Attorney Thomas 8, Ford, left this noon for his home ia the segebrush State, He was accompanied by Mr. Ford, who is also a larga shareholder in the Florence Extension, and who will while there inspect and take note of the progress of his interests and the mining outlook in general. —_——-———~+ oa He wasn’t literary, hadn’t any po ties, couldn’t tell @ story. Did we try to lose him? Nat much. He had tbree Confirmation. Gonterred By Rt. Rey. Bishop Moreland. ——— Trinity Episcopal chareh in this city was the scene of pretty and impressive services yesterday morning, which were conducted by Rt. Rev. Bishop Moreland, assisted by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Rimer. The attendance was large, every seat in the sacred edifice being occupied. After the opening of the regular order of services, the rite of Confirmation was conferred by the Bishop on the following: Mesdames W. F. Englebright, Herbért Orsig, Misses Eleanore Hartman and Julie -A. Allen. Bishop Moreland delivered an eloquent and instructive sermon, which was attentively listened to. The reverend gentlemen is a forceful speaker, and his earnest and frank manner of delivery. hag gained for him an excellent reputation ae s pulpit orator. The singing by the choir yesterday was exceptionally good, lending a melody to the special cervices that was both grand and edifying. A large congregation again assempled at the evening services, and the Bishop gave another able discourse. er Worst of All Experiesces. Can anything be woree than to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. . Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three years,” she writes, “J endured insufferable pain from indi, tion, stomach and bowel trouble. th seemed inevitable, when dogtors end all remedies failed. Atlength I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Blectrie Bitters ise the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. EE ut he. ee = es John end Wiliam Tam Diy Haye Made a “Rich Strike. The Tonopah Bananza of Satarday contained the following item: ‘‘The Tamblyn boys have made a rich strike of high grade silver and gold ore in one of their claims in the porphyry foot hills at the base of the west side of Lone mountain and about twelve miles distant from town. Ata depth of ten feet in the shaft a ledge twenty inches in width /te discernible and from it came samples of ore that run from $100 to $800 per ton. The quartz resembles the surface croppings of the Mizpab, and all through it the black metal can be seen. The ledge is incased in substantial walle, aad there is every indication of ite permanency.” The above refers to John and William Tambiynwho formerly resided here and are well known, having been born on Gold Flat. Jobo Tamblya conducted a blacksmith shop on Brosd street for some time. Their many many friends here wish them great success in their new fleld of labor. oe *Oe Notice to Fire Delegates. A meeting of the Fire Delegates will: be held Tuesday evening, June 9th, at Nevada Hose Company’s, No, 1, fire house, for the purpose of transacting all business that may in any wise come before the Board. By order Grorae A. Lzea, Onief, ADAMS’ SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated, Oure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10¢., 25c. menor mente . f oat y i. S On Saturday last W. F. Englebright telegraphed to the Naval Academy at Annapolis to ascertain if his son, Harry Englebright, had artived there safely. A reply was received from Professor Worth, who is in charge of the Academy, that Harry had arrived there safely, hed been hard at work for four days, and added farther ‘‘that he was all right,” which would seem to indicate that he would be successful in passing the rigid examination which is required by the government. His hosts of friende here are confident that he will be ameng the chosen few gelected for the position to which he aspires. If such proves to be the gaee . , it will be another feather in the Ne-' He Is Hard at Work at ., the Naval Academy ‘at Annapolis. A COMMON ERROR 1s Made by Many. Nevada City People. Iv’s.a.eommon error. — To plaster the aching back. To rub with liniment rheumatic joints. F When the trouble comes from the kidneys. cee pani Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills, % And are endorsed by citizens. Mrs. Z. P, Davis, of Spring St., below Pine St., says: “I hed attacks of backache, not the common ordinary kind that sometimes catches you unawares, at other times stays with you far too long to be pleasant, but the kind: which is harder to remove than little kinks in the back caueed by some jar or awkward movement. Feeling it at the time I read some announcement about Doan’s Kidney Pills I went to Vinton’s drug store. I knew that after I bad completed the first that relief was positive and { bought a second. The second box disposed of the backache, and up to date Ihave not noticed a return,” . : Soe evada Oity Trains will ran as follows for the Miners’ Union picnic to be given next Wednesday: Leaving Nevada City at 9 and 9:40 a: m, and 12:25 p.m. GraesValley at .8:20, 9:80 and 10:15 s. m.° andip, m. Will-leave the grounds at 4, 6, 6:20, 7:30 and 8 .25 p. m. A fine lunch will be served on the grounds ‘by the widows of deceased miners and preparations will be made to accommodate all, ta Driven to Desperation. Living at an out of the way place,remote from civilization, a family is often driven to desperation in case of accident, resulting in Burne, Outs, Wounds, Uleers, etc. Lay ina supply of Bucklin’s Arnica Salve, It’s the best on earth. 25c. at Vinton’s Drug. Store. nee Be explicit in writing receipts when whieky is used—say “Old Gilt Edge” and there'll be no disappointment. Wholesale at 820 Olay St.,8, F. Wichman, Lutgen & Co. vada county cap, as indeed, it will be a great bonor for this locality. Daring his trip Harry met William Jennings Bryan, the late Democratic . candidate-for the Presidency, and was mueh impressed with that famous gentleman with whom he passed meny hours whils on the train, For » good coo), sharp glass of beer all at Wm, Harry’s saloon. Price 5c,} Takes the turn out; heals the wound gures the pain. Dr. Thomas’ Kelectric Oil, the household remedy. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb int be market. o21-tf bottles of old “Gilt Edge” whisky. in his grip. Do Your Gyes Grouble You It will not Maybe you need Glasses. com a cent to find out. RJ. BENNETTS Is prepared to fit a leas vision, and would be _ tell you if you need glasses or D —_———> Gyes Examined ates VINTON’S ~ ny person with dea pleased to We fit the Face. Others may suit you, but Miss Hoeft can improve on your style. All our Hats are of the latest styles and creations. Droggists, Se 9 as arr (CANA DE First in price First in quality First in aroma The Band is the Smoker's Protectt ection. Summer Hats We have them in all the latest shapes and styles. At prices from 25 cts. up as high as you wish to go. Summer. Suits Just drop in and see the beautiful line of Summer Suits we now have on hand and the big bargains we are offering this week. We are now offering BIG BARGAINS in all our Summer Goods WISS E. E. HOEFT ‘ pegn a 4 Enterpriee Lager Beet ses ifornia _Ohampegnola—red and color and invite my patrons to call CY Broad ers 2 ony — ge strictly pure, re-. and try it. It’s cool and sbarpreet th vite See a FRED EILERMAN a cli nla wines. At Britland’s. tf ae z The Royal KLINE & GEURGE Prop’s © ‘ Pine street Nevada City i RODR y the great 5c Cigar ‘The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World WejHave%ai!complete ‘Hine . S ee our line of 4 ‘Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. at very low prices. J, BRAND “Broadjstreet. ~~ ‘aly Souvenir Spoons ~ By. year, . 4 “Who bas conducted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past. ANNOUNCGS that he has bought out ~ mith in these offices, with their fall equipment, and. will-personallyconduct them fn the future as heretofore. Masonic Building, Pine Street, . Nevada City, Cal. the entire interests of Dr. R. SE. 0 5 in mM + Genuine Marshall & Co.’s Heel, Pickled Ma -» Seoteh Herring ¢ eanexie eee me eeaamcmacel In Anchovy Sauce In mustard Sauce In Tomato Sauce and Kippered %. ! Tue Ber tive Grocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘ or. trouble and pain hereafter. store on JUNE 11th, 12th or will be present. Save Your Gyes wrist sias ti at save you no end of annoyance, If you need an Optician’s services call at our 13th, when F. C, CHINN’S Expert Refractionist All work guaranteed. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Spring 2s ummmer Goods JUST. RECEIVED have to Suffer l You Don’t with Corns : Woodpecker allue's Com Cure): (i will 4 positively 3 : remove them. 4 Made i i . : N. S. of Md: ; Drngs, Stationery, Photo Supplies NTT We bave just received another large stock of Spring and Sammer Drese Goods, which include all the line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. our prices. We would be pleased to see you, atest styles in wash goods. Aleo a beautiful Call in aud see our goods and get whether you purchase or not. OW. H. Crawford Main street,iNevada City. eacaneaieh deni iguinicininiaisiabds It’s the Best Cigar on the market for the money. So say everyone who * ~y a = 4 4 smokes a z ¥* * ‘ * PRR IR II FEI IRE IAAI rR eee FOE AOR ARE FARE

in White bi.50, $2, rt Waists No ods, > $3 each, OC. Il furnish ou with’ utomatic” ce” Cream VS; baiiisticen 50 sored 60 Hi daeies 1.80 Geesees URS fouldings, T, etc. ted Paint in ‘. ins from one Tel. 912. ,ffice Box 114 . 2 TS w& x] we red, El, oe 18, 1908, IVE CENTS JNES. They Jy. Nevade City ©” designs. ease you: andsome . 08.~ Cin FANSORIPT. __,,. June 8, 1903, t AENTION. . . Condensed. the Benefit of _— Fanerals of Bain ‘il one of gloom and sadness to many loving hearts in Nevada City, The occasion marked the laying to rest in Wit ip ‘Tey and Mrs, Bsthina Baker Yesterday. The Sabbath day just passed: wae their abiding places till the judgment AT TT rd of Education held gatarday afternoon. {, Hennessy. B. Finnegan were by J, Brock absent. A classibooks for school district submitted by W. W. SeaL, American book Company 4, Miss Julla Malcaby, certificate, Papers conwere to the questions sabthe pupils of the Eighth and of the county ‘in, J( Geo. Jost. her daplicate one. schools Mrs, J, G. dawn of two of this city’s most honored and respected people. At 2 o’elock yesterday afternoon the funeral of Edwin Tilley, the old pioneer: ex-superintendent and mining man who was known to almost every man, woman and child of this place, took place from the Oongregational Church of which denomination deceased had long been anadmirer, The funeral was under the direction of Nevada City Lodge, No.13, F.& A. M., the Knight Templar forming an escort. The Sons of St. George, of which Bnated to the different mem» Board. mds. City boys won the bip ball game played at Park Saturday afternoon. , Board of Equalization met} evening and there being no totransact, it adjourned sine city jail was visited and it ply be overhauled and famiters concerning the saloon: 11 be brought up at the mext of the City Trustees. . ‘ bekah Lodge, No. 119, LO. ted the following officers » evening: Mrs, J. Baker, N. Ada Eden, V. G.; Miss Wilas, F.S.; J.C. Rioh, trustee. ‘ion will be held on the ing night in July. The delethe grand lodge submitted ‘ort which was approved. Nora McArthur delightfally 4 the Saturday Afternoon jab Saturday. During the 1 refreshments were served. J, Rector and Miss Mary Hook p prize winners. Dower, who hae been quite ill a, ie able.to be around. ibis mauy frlendeare pleased matter of the estate of Obarles joy, deceased, a decree has been jn the Superior Oourt diecharg» V. Mulloy, as administrand releasing her. from. further y, The sureties on her bond 9 discharged, the: administrang settled all matters in conwith the estate according to rior Court. following business was trans—' in the Superior Oourt today, F.T. Nilon, presiding: le vs. James Oates. The Olerk he information and presented dant with a copy of-the same. arraignment was continued Tuesday, June 9th. te of Edward Barrett, deceased. account of Eugene McCann, adator, with will annexed, aland approved. Decree of dison granted. te of Martha Campbell, ded. Return of sale of personal ty, consisting of 172 shares of Valley stock, approved and coute of Josiah Gilbert, deceased. account of executrix settled and bert Herchfeld vs. Snel] & FlemDewurrer and petition to strike portions of the complaint cond until Tuesday, June 9th. 7 te of James McDachlen, ded. Sale of personal property conte of Nicholas Webber, ded. Order discharging executrix teleasing sureties, Good Selection. ,Maloney, the well-known ordist and rancher, who resides on Washington road, has been apted to drive Wells, Fargo & Oo.’s Wagon of this city and deliver es,etc. William Campbell, who 00 hion In order to accept another ben doctors fail try Burdock Blood Cures dyspepsia, constipa + avigorates the whole system. jetery the beantifal burial services of attending to this department, . » organization Mr. Tilley was also an honored member, turned out in large numbers to pay their last sad respects. The bier as it reposed in the sacred edifice was covered with wreaths, floral pieces, etc., indicative of the esteem in which. deceased was held, Rev. J. Sime was the officiating clergyman, and be spoke in glowing terms of the man he bad known s0 intimately in life. In-his remarks Mr. Sims alluded significantly to the fact that thirty years ago yesterday deceased had attended the first anniversary of Mr, Sims’ pastorate, and bad continued to attend each succeeding anniversary. through all the years that have since taken flight, His body was there as usual, but for the last time, for the apirit had ascended to mingle with the cosmic forces. A strange solnci= dent, but one-beyond the pale of buman tointerpret. At Pine Grove cemthe Masons were read over the remains ef the dead, after which all that was earthly of Mr. Tilley was laid-away for alltime. The pall bearers were: Masone—James Bosewall, James White, John Richards, W. Carman; Sons of St. Georgs—T. H, Watters, V. Stevens, L, Foote, J. Hooper. At 8:80 yesterday. afternoon all that: was wortal of Mrs. Esthina Baker, relict of the late Daniel S. Baker, was also laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery. The funeral was held from the Methodist Church where, in life, Mrs. Baker was a devoted worshipper. Rev. W. Angwin, spiritual edviser and a elose personal friend of deceased, conducted the services of the chareh and spoke the words that consigned the soul of the pioneer lady to the tender keaping of a merciful Omnipotent. He touchingly dwelt apon the virtues and attributes of one whohad been as of them; one who always deemed it ber bounden duty and sacred privilege to farther the cause of Christ upon earth. So impressively, feelingly and vividly did he portray the past-life of this e8timable christian that scarce a dry eye was discernable among those who bad assembled to pay their last obligations to the deceased. No floral offerings. outside of a small bouquet or two, were in evidence, ae it had been the express wish of Mrs. Baker that these silent tokens be omitted. She cared for no display, and wished to be laid away 88 she bad lived, a tive follower of her erthodoxical principles. At the conclusion of the services at the church the large funeral cortege wended its ‘way slowly to the cemetery, where the last ani final obsequies were held, after which the form of a once true and conscientious Christian lady was lowered in the tomb to sleep the sleep of the just and righteous. The bear: ers of the pall, who were each and every. one, firm and devoted friends of the deceased, were as follows: Samuel Barr, Louis Garwood, William Troan, Michael Garver, William Tamblyn and ‘James Bovey. —_—————>+ +r Fancy Summer Drinks that will suti the taste manufactured by a0 exper} mixologist at Britland’s. if ———_~ +o For that thirst try 4 cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. tf. . Cooling as a shower on a hot day Hires Rootbeer Sold everywhere or by mail for 25 cents. A package makes five gallons. RLES F. HIRES CE OMPAXY, Boterprise Lager Bee _on Draughs— ——. I have meade arrangements to place the . < Don't Miss Seeing the Chicago Lyceum Company. The Chicago Lyceum’ Company is’ reeeiving very flattering notices from the press, and crowded houses greet this first-class combination of talent everywhere. The vaudeville attractiéns are new, entertaining and wonderfal. Monsier de Shields poised. as it were in. mid air with a single wire between him. and the flooring, moves about with ease such as few on terra firma equal. Rides q wheel on’ his single wire, walks on hoops balanced (a feat never before accomplished), and while climbing up a ladder performs such quaint feats of jugglery as elicit the: plaudits of all TS. Monsier de Shields is only one of the many catchy novelties introduced by the Chicago Lyceum Oompany, which is to be with uson next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. This ts-a most complete and high-class entertainment and is heartily commended to all lovers of music, mystery and mirth. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents. Seats are op sale at Foley’s. To British Columbia James H. English and Charles Kent lef this morning for Rossland, British Columbia. Mr: English is going up to superintend some test runs 90 ore from a large mining property controlled by the Syracuse and Califore nia Mining Company, at present developing the Calbertson and National mines in this county. The selection is an excellent one, as his experience has made hiin very proficient in this particular line, Mr. Kent is to assist in the mill work: He has been engaged in milling for several years in this and other counties, and is an’ experienced hand. Tom Langman Hurt. Thomas Langman, an smploye of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company ‘and who ie stationed at You Bet station, had the misfortune to meet with a painful accident yesterday. He was engaged in eteckipg up wood when 8 large tier of the fuel which had been loosely put up toppled over upon him. When he extricated himself from his perilous position he found that-he hed sustained a deep scalp wound, besides being badly bruised up. He will be compelled to lay off from work for a few days to recuperate and give his injuries the necessary attéotion they demand. Mr. Langman is the fourth son of Mrs. John Langman of Piety Hill. Lett This, NOON. Thomas Fleming, president and & heavy . stockholder in the Florence Extension quartz mine, one of the richest and most valuable gold producers of Tonopab, Nevade, whe has been apending the past few days here as the guest of Attorney Thomas 8, Ford, left this noon for his home ia the segebrush State, He was accompanied by Mr. Ford, who is also a larga shareholder in the Florence Extension, and who will while there inspect and take note of the progress of his interests and the mining outlook in general. —_——-———~+ oa He wasn’t literary, hadn’t any po ties, couldn’t tell @ story. Did we try to lose him? Nat much. He had tbree Confirmation. Gonterred By Rt. Rey. Bishop Moreland. ——— Trinity Episcopal chareh in this city was the scene of pretty and impressive services yesterday morning, which were conducted by Rt. Rev. Bishop Moreland, assisted by the pastor, Rev. W. A. Rimer. The attendance was large, every seat in the sacred edifice being occupied. After the opening of the regular order of services,

the rite of Confirmation was conferred by the Bishop on the following: Mesdames W. F. Englebright, Herbért Orsig, Misses Eleanore Hartman and Julie -A. Allen. Bishop Moreland delivered an eloquent and instructive sermon, which was attentively listened to. The reverend gentlemen is a forceful speaker, and his earnest and frank manner of delivery. hag gained for him an excellent reputation ae s pulpit orator. The singing by the choir yesterday was exceptionally good, lending a melody to the special cervices that was both grand and edifying. A large congregation again assempled at the evening services, and the Bishop gave another able discourse. er Worst of All Experiesces. Can anything be woree than to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. . Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three years,” she writes, “J endured insufferable pain from indi, tion, stomach and bowel trouble. th seemed inevitable, when dogtors end all remedies failed. Atlength I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Blectrie Bitters ise the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. EE ut he. ee = es John end Wiliam Tam Diy Haye Made a “Rich Strike. The Tonopah Bananza of Satarday contained the following item: ‘‘The Tamblyn boys have made a rich strike of high grade silver and gold ore in one of their claims in the porphyry foot hills at the base of the west side of Lone mountain and about twelve miles distant from town. Ata depth of ten feet in the shaft a ledge twenty inches in width /te discernible and from it came samples of ore that run from $100 to $800 per ton. The quartz resembles the surface croppings of the Mizpab, and all through it the black metal can be seen. The ledge is incased in substantial walle, aad there is every indication of ite permanency.” The above refers to John and William Tambiynwho formerly resided here and are well known, having been born on Gold Flat. Jobo Tamblya conducted a blacksmith shop on Brosd street for some time. Their many many friends here wish them great success in their new fleld of labor. oe *Oe Notice to Fire Delegates. A meeting of the Fire Delegates will: be held Tuesday evening, June 9th, at Nevada Hose Company’s, No, 1, fire house, for the purpose of transacting all business that may in any wise come before the Board. By order Grorae A. Lzea, Onief, ADAMS’ SAPSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated, Oure Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia. 10¢., 25c. menor mente . f oat y i. S On Saturday last W. F. Englebright telegraphed to the Naval Academy at Annapolis to ascertain if his son, Harry Englebright, had artived there safely. A reply was received from Professor Worth, who is in charge of the Academy, that Harry had arrived there safely, hed been hard at work for four days, and added farther ‘‘that he was all right,” which would seem to indicate that he would be successful in passing the rigid examination which is required by the government. His hosts of friende here are confident that he will be ameng the chosen few gelected for the position to which he aspires. If such proves to be the gaee . , it will be another feather in the Ne-' He Is Hard at Work at ., the Naval Academy ‘at Annapolis. A COMMON ERROR 1s Made by Many. Nevada City People. Iv’s.a.eommon error. — To plaster the aching back. To rub with liniment rheumatic joints. F When the trouble comes from the kidneys. cee pani Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills, % And are endorsed by citizens. Mrs. Z. P, Davis, of Spring St., below Pine St., says: “I hed attacks of backache, not the common ordinary kind that sometimes catches you unawares, at other times stays with you far too long to be pleasant, but the kind: which is harder to remove than little kinks in the back caueed by some jar or awkward movement. Feeling it at the time I read some announcement about Doan’s Kidney Pills I went to Vinton’s drug store. I knew that after I bad completed the first that relief was positive and { bought a second. The second box disposed of the backache, and up to date Ihave not noticed a return,” . : Soe evada Oity Trains will ran as follows for the Miners’ Union picnic to be given next Wednesday: Leaving Nevada City at 9 and 9:40 a: m, and 12:25 p.m. GraesValley at .8:20, 9:80 and 10:15 s. m.° andip, m. Will-leave the grounds at 4, 6, 6:20, 7:30 and 8 .25 p. m. A fine lunch will be served on the grounds ‘by the widows of deceased miners and preparations will be made to accommodate all, ta Driven to Desperation. Living at an out of the way place,remote from civilization, a family is often driven to desperation in case of accident, resulting in Burne, Outs, Wounds, Uleers, etc. Lay ina supply of Bucklin’s Arnica Salve, It’s the best on earth. 25c. at Vinton’s Drug. Store. nee Be explicit in writing receipts when whieky is used—say “Old Gilt Edge” and there'll be no disappointment. Wholesale at 820 Olay St.,8, F. Wichman, Lutgen & Co. vada county cap, as indeed, it will be a great bonor for this locality. Daring his trip Harry met William Jennings Bryan, the late Democratic . candidate-for the Presidency, and was mueh impressed with that famous gentleman with whom he passed meny hours whils on the train, For » good coo), sharp glass of beer all at Wm, Harry’s saloon. Price 5c,} Takes the turn out; heals the wound gures the pain. Dr. Thomas’ Kelectric Oil, the household remedy. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb int be market. o21-tf bottles of old “Gilt Edge” whisky. in his grip. Do Your Gyes Grouble You It will not Maybe you need Glasses. com a cent to find out. RJ. BENNETTS Is prepared to fit a leas vision, and would be _ tell you if you need glasses or D —_———> Gyes Examined ates VINTON’S ~ ny person with dea pleased to We fit the Face. Others may suit you, but Miss Hoeft can improve on your style. All our Hats are of the latest styles and creations. Droggists, Se 9 as arr (CANA DE First in price First in quality First in aroma The Band is the Smoker's Protectt ection. Summer Hats We have them in all the latest shapes and styles. At prices from 25 cts. up as high as you wish to go. Summer. Suits Just drop in and see the beautiful line of Summer Suits we now have on hand and the big bargains we are offering this week. We are now offering BIG BARGAINS in all our Summer Goods WISS E. E. HOEFT ‘ pegn a 4 Enterpriee Lager Beet ses ifornia _Ohampegnola—red and color and invite my patrons to call CY Broad ers 2 ony — ge strictly pure, re-. and try it. It’s cool and sbarpreet th vite See a FRED EILERMAN a cli nla wines. At Britland’s. tf ae z The Royal KLINE & GEURGE Prop’s © ‘ Pine street Nevada City i RODR y the great 5c Cigar ‘The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World WejHave%ai!complete ‘Hine . S ee our line of 4 ‘Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. at very low prices. J, BRAND “Broadjstreet. ~~ ‘aly Souvenir Spoons ~ By. year, . 4 “Who bas conducted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past. ANNOUNCGS that he has bought out ~ mith in these offices, with their fall equipment, and. will-personallyconduct them fn the future as heretofore. Masonic Building, Pine Street, . Nevada City, Cal. the entire interests of Dr. R. SE. 0 5 in mM + Genuine Marshall & Co.’s Heel, Pickled Ma -» Seoteh Herring ¢ eanexie eee me eeaamcmacel In Anchovy Sauce In mustard Sauce In Tomato Sauce and Kippered %. ! Tue Ber tive Grocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘ or. trouble and pain hereafter. store on JUNE 11th, 12th or will be present. Save Your Gyes wrist sias ti at save you no end of annoyance, If you need an Optician’s services call at our 13th, when F. C, CHINN’S Expert Refractionist All work guaranteed. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Spring 2s ummmer Goods JUST. RECEIVED have to Suffer l You Don’t with Corns : Woodpecker allue's Com Cure): (i will 4 positively 3 : remove them. 4 Made i i . : N. S. of Md: ; Drngs, Stationery, Photo Supplies NTT We bave just received another large stock of Spring and Sammer Drese Goods, which include all the line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. our prices. We would be pleased to see you, atest styles in wash goods. Aleo a beautiful Call in aud see our goods and get whether you purchase or not. OW. H. Crawford Main street,iNevada City. eacaneaieh deni iguinicininiaisiabds It’s the Best Cigar on the market for the money. So say everyone who * ~y a = 4 4 smokes a z ¥* * ‘ * PRR IR II FEI IRE IAAI rR eee FOE AOR ARE FARE