March 11, 1904 (4 pages)

Se: . e Se S&S nga irst: nity lars Daily Record of rt Doings of Our People. R. W. Stone, the insurance man, arrived here last evening trom Oakland. J. E, Meyer of Downieville. left. this morning for San Francisco, -. John F. Owen of Downieville was a passenger on this morning’s train en. route to San Francisco, W. H. Light is over from Towles. S T. Allen of San Francisco arrived in this city this morning on his way to Washington, O. M. Howard of Oakland arrived here this morning en route to Waghington, W.G. Irwin of Oblcago is here on mining business. : Dan Treanor is over from Montezuma Hill, Pierce Jones is confined to his home by illness. left this morning for San Jose to visit relatives, Max H. Isoard, formerly of this city, is ill at his home in San Francisco, County Superintendent of Schools J. G. O'Neill left this morning for San Francisco on a business trip. The four-year-old son of W. T. Butter of Gold Flat, who has been very ill. . with pneamonia, is how ‘Tecoveriug. R. W. Stone, representing the Bankers’ Life Insurance Company, arrived here last night from Oakland, Superintendent L. R. Poundstone of the Gaston Ridge mine returned here from the Bay last night. Mrs. E. Leichter arrived here last night from San Francieco to join her husband, who is employed at the Mountaineer mine, Mrs. Fred Zeitler has been ill at San Francisco, but her many friends here will be pleased to learn that she is im proving. Rev. Josiah Sims left this morning for Long. Beach, being called there by the dangerous illness of his son, Joseph Sims, Dan McKenzie and Malcolm Morrison came down from Forest Oity yesterday. Price Going Up. New York, March 10.—An importer of radium here gives out the startling news that the price of this latest product of the scientiets has increased $4,200,000 a pound in two days. The: commercial rate last week was $8,400,000; now it is $12,600,000. Strate or Onto, Crry or TOLEDO, pa Lvuoas County. % is senior partner of the firm of F. J. CueEnty & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State Fran J. OnEney makes oath that he . aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL« LARS for each and every case of Ca« i vanen that connot be cured by the use 4 and improved with age. -teat to a whisky and you have “Old -of Hatu’s Oatarra Cure FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of DeE ipa A.D., 1886, ; mh A. W. GLEASON Notary Public. Hall’ 8 Oatarrh Care is taken internSEAL Pally, and acts directly on the blood Boe cous surfaces of the system. Send for vestimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Oo. Toledo, O, Sold by all Droggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. A gentleman iso & man made right Apply that Gilt Edge whisky. To be Removed. Wasnineton, March 10.—President ' Roosevelt yesterday gave a hearing at . the White House to Colonel Melvin » Grigsby, United Sta‘es District Attor‘Dey for the Second District of Alaska, pat Nome, on charges of malfeasance dn office. The charges have been investigated by the Department of Jus. tice and the Attorney-General hes rec; ommended to the President the removal of Colonel Grigeby. In ‘brief, $10,000 from the. Pioneer Mining Com. “bribe to secure the Oompany’s ‘immanity from prosecution by the Government. Oolonel Grigsby was repretor John M. Thurston and Judge Ballinger, of Washington State. . Schilling’s Best and good judgment are one and the same, Your grocer’s’; moneyback, pany. of Nome, ostensibly for legal 8 . Services, but it is alleged really ase}: sented at the hearing by former Senai with the world to choose-from, . ’ last mE: }and bride. were tenA$ Downtew Dr. J. Ww, many friends there, At the fire delegates veoaie meeting . it was decided to have stables erected in the near future in the rear of the two town fire houees for the purpose of stabling the water collector and garbage cart horses at nights, in case they should be neaded for a nocturnal ‘conflagration. Many other matters of paramount {eeue to the welfare “of ‘the city aod companies’ were discussed and will be ected upon se sodn as finances will warrant. ¥ TO DOUBT THIS _ Nevada City Citizens. — It’e Nevada Oity proof for Nevada City citizens, It’s local endorsement for local readere, Tt will stand the most rigid investigation, No better proof of merit can be-had. “George -Ooughlan, Justice of the Peace, residence Nimrod street, office. Pine street, says: “For some time previous to-the day and on the day I went to Vinton’s drug atore for Doan’s Kidney Pills I had backache. I have awakened in bed at night with such excruciating pain across the back, that 4t cost-me ea considerable effort to tarn over. I thought it was rheumatic trouble and I reasoned that if rheamatiem arose from some prolonged disturbed action of the kidneys Doan’s Kidney Pills being a medicine for the kidneys might help. The treatment was very satisfactory. Should I .ever notice a recurrence I now know what to do to stop it.” : For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Mitbarn: Oo., Baffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the’ United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no sae: ; Tragedy .Averted, ‘Justin the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkiag of. Pleasant City, Ohio. “Poeumonia had pared sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in owns Doctors treated bim, but he gre re e every day. At length we fried King’s New Discovery for Con tion, and our darling v as saved “ae 8 now sound and weil.” Everybody ought to know; ite. the only cure for and all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, DrugPrice 50c and #1. Trial bottles ree, Medical Lake. Toilet Soap For the Seal aoe shampoo, It cleans the Scalp of erasts and dandruff, promotes the anne of the bair, cares all Skin diseases, takes-pimples off the . : the ines are ware Se pelnon. oak, “tthe. Ordw ry dyease dinnenet Bice complaints, peti FeSiete weakns Bien aning 29 had by calliogon J. 8. . HOLBBOOK, Corner of Pine and Oommercial Streets, Hovada Oity.Gal. a2S-tf Stock, Bonds, Hic. ‘The following are the quotations asked for stocks end bonds at the cioae of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. we ie AS WATER AND Gas, Spring Valley..... $89 00 San Francisco Ges and Elec. 59 50 . the charges are that Grigsby accepted . Best dered'a flattering semeesens my their} Is to Disbelieve the Evidence of Mrs. H. L, Sweeney and children. . “Jache is. gone. ; Veith “is ‘it ithe Btate of Neveds, the latter gentleman having stated to the New York seeks information concerntog Mr. Veith, © =». ‘storm yesterday many-nice specimens }were picked ap.’ George White and E. . Evans were among the fortunate ones to stumble upon nuggets of value. Supervisor Jobn F. Owens of Forest and Joseph B. Meyere of Downieville left here this morning with several head of beef cattle for the markets of theirrespective towns. The marke's ap that way are generally supplied by. way of Sierra Valley, but owing to the severity of the storms tn that country the dealers were obliged to replepich their shops from this direstion, Of Vital import. 3 A'very loxportant meeting and one that feof absorbing interest to the people of this commanity will be held at the National Hotel tomorrow ‘jevening by the joint Library and City Trustees and ‘the Native Sons and Knights\of Pythias Hell Association committee. The meeting is for the purpose of discussing and looking to-., ward the. purchasing. of a suitable site apon which to erect the Carnegie: library. building. It is understood that the Association is willing to part with their real estate at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, providing @ reasonable financial agreement. can be-arrived’ at. ‘The meeting will be held at 8 o'clock. The site-in view is known as the Union Hall Association property and is well calculated to be a desirable location for a handsome and public edifice of the sort contemplated. It is in close proximity to the business cen-~ ter of the town; is convenient in every Tespect; is admirably situated as to lighting purposes, and would in gen-. eral form-an ideal spot for the purposes required, : atin Disturbances of strikers are rot nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system. Overwork, loss of. i nervous tension will be’ followed by utter collapse, unless a reliable remedy is immediately employed. There’s nothing so efficient ‘to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidueys as Electric Bitters. It’s a wonder'ul tonic, and effective nervine and the . greatest all around medicine for ‘ryn down systems. It: dispels Nervousvess, Rheumatism and bre ty and expels Malarie germs. 60c, and satisfaction guaranteed byt .D.'Vinton, Druggiet. Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, tgakes. a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can devend that they are mixed-properly. Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike pee on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors m. Peard, the proprietor, invite ajlto vall on him. 481-tf Working 6 Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those ‘ireiegs, little workers--Dr. King’s New Life Pille: Millions are always at work, night and day, curing [odi tion, Biliousness, Mase ag 0, ick eadache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure, Only 25c at Vinton’s drag store. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wieckid the bee rates One dose o Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head They cure neuralgia %e. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a Dollar : Teas Premium Coffees Free Spices ; Cents Baking ee _Worth one _— are Beauties. A thousand kinds to Selec from, It Pays to Trade at . Great American. Importing Tea Co.'s former that he intended to go to Ber. ®*8* “. M0, Nevada. The German Society of Daring ibiemisions of the big rain when the te bere poncer yhonic mes— ing the acciticulsrs were lacking. In the . ment atten the thrilling experi-' sone Set a ns Se Pent — acvividty: St shee’ Tanks “erock ford; on . the Newtown road, it was-the ansais. ing could be made. Mr.-O'Brien had gone over the road on Tuesday end yesterday he remarked that the water appeared to be higher than it did at that time, Finally it was decided to cross thé eteek, which is about twentyfive feet wide, and Downey drove into it carefully, When the farther side was nearly reached the. off leader stumbled and fall,. At the aame timo the off wheeler slipped apon a rock and fell: under the tongue of the stage and wae unable to get up. Mr. Downey sawthat he must act quickly in order to save his stosk. He divested himeelf of his coat and handed the reine to: Mr,.O’Brien. The leadecs gave a plange end broke away, but their action proved to be the most fortunate for the occupants of the coach, It left the wagon stationary, whereas had it moved further ahead it would have been swept away. The wheeler that fell was soon drowned, and ia order to save the stage Downey got down upon the double trees witb a0 axe @nd cut the horses’ tugs and chopped away the pole, The dead horse was carried away by the swift current and dragged the live one with it. Both bodies were swept into the razing Yuba, In the*meantime Mr. Morr'son cut the back curtain of the stage. He took a long rope, qne end of which was held by Mr. MoKenzie, and struck out for shore, which be reached safely. The latter fastened his end of the rope and withthe assistance of the former made a landing. By this time the stage had moved; and Mr. O’Brien grasped the. rope, which broke and he began. to battle with. the current. Morrison ‘ plutiged “into the stream and es O’Brien was turned over by the water grabbed him by the overalls and endeavored to take him eshore, The water moved O’Brien to aclump of willows, which be clung to until rescued by Morrison and McKenzie. Driver Downey was the last to leave the stage. He saw the predicament that O’Brien was in, but was anable to help him. When he saw O’Brien was safel; landed, he threw a rope to the man on the bank, which he reached after a hard straggie. The four men sengked the cabin of J. B. Huntress, who hae charge of the Excelsior ditch. Huntress telephoned to Smarteville, from which place Mr. Crawford was informed of the accident. The lead borses that had broke away ran up the road and got en tangled in the double trees, When found some time later they were liberated and one escaped to the hilis. The stege was carried over the sixtyfoot falls a short distance ‘below the fording Sd ao a Emilfreses trese’s arouses sluggish livers, i relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleas. ant, the resulis sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy poet health. The greatest cure for constipation. Al) druggipts and grocers, 25c. onan’ e's 20 late yesterday . dent to the Downlerille stage, the pare my . Holland, I. — ‘namely, Daniel MoKenzie, Meloolm . Morrison, oo ae Forest: Olty, and mous opinion of the party that a cross. ‘Saturday Night aus 3 BITEL ANTLERS BAR _— By special request will be served that delicious ‘TRIBE STEW, Old Country Style, with Salads, 4nd other good things to ee jad the sail beavers, who wer lo me and Intimate friends eceased were as follows: Joho Dunnioliff, oO. O. Conlan, J. T. Morgan, T. ie BR = A cordial invitation ig extended to Died For Sister. Jost to come and patiake of the good things, —_—_—_———— Torane, March 10— Mrs. M. ms Brazil,. Californts Champagnola—red and the wife of a prominent farmer near. white—a beverage strictly pare, reTalare, died yesterday while trying to. treshing’ and delicious, made. from rescne her sister, Miss Hoekine,.who. Oslifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf was barned to death, The ‘fire was sae caused by Miss Hoskins dropping a lamp. — bread at five cents a loaf at the PopuFor a good cool, iy “glass of beer . ®t Bakery, Try it and you will alcell at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sore . tye buy it tf Loveland is now selling bis famous Made to Supply Now Made to Supply a Demand—5c¢ . Urges Move On. Buaum, March 10,—Die Flotte (the Fleet), the official publication of the . . German ‘Naval League, in a two-page leader entitled, “What ,Do We Learn From the Ruseo-Japanese War?” says that the happenings in the Far East _ . polat with flaming fi gers to the urgent necessity for hastening the building of the German fleet. The two principles deductible from the conflict, the’ paper affirms, sre that Russia} ’ against her will became. entangled in wer, @ misfortane that might happen to Germsny; and that battleships decide sea fights, while torpedo boate only reach results ander specially favorable circumstances. The German duty, before it is too late, is to have practically the construction already authorized, and to add to the scheme for naval defense. adopted in 1900. It Saved His Leg: P. A. Danforth of La Grarge, G., suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Uloers, Wounds 7! de the best salve in Wasuinaton, March 10th—Se mach currency has been obtained In the press by a story that the Emperor of Korea had married an American woman named Emily Brown that United States Minister Allen at Seoul has been obliged to print identical replies the world uaranteed. Only bog Soild we w.B Vioton, Drug cool, Flavors:—Lemon, gist. _ REE er a to a number of women correspondents’ denying the truth of the story, and declaring that there is no room fn Korea for foreign female purses, governesses, companions and the like. All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manafactared By an expert a.xologist at-Britiand’s. What Shall We Have for Dessert ? This question arises: in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert, iti two minutes. No mn no king! add boiling water oe set to berry and Strawberry. Geta Y patnae at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. MASONIC BUILDING. SoS ener temas ee Ria . 4 DR. H. O. SMITH . DENTIST Formerly of the .Electro-Dental Parlors Seacews se PINE. GTREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. RRs eee ae eee ee SL . Che Best in (own. Onr wines and liquors cannot be exzelled anywhere. We have wioes from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. the leading brands of Cigars also kept eel nevapa crry «. AE OWL. GRASS VALLEY Ia bulk and bottle. All =" WALL PAPER WALL PAPER / Mpre than a Millten Sota e be Samat The Good Old Summer time has passed Birthday Gifts We have a large agsort ment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we —But the—WOODPECKER CIGAR. have a large stock of articles made from it. QOall in and see them, and don’t forget we have * Diamonds is here . Cut Glassware to stay. Jewelry of all kinds. _ —made by— Drop ta ond oon them, T io ara “GIFF” (C.J. BRAND N. S. of Midi ins sé JEWELER a ae Broad Street, = Nevada Uliy the East for the Spring trade, . 10 Cents reach of everyone. We have just received a carl They range in price from a Roll Up They are all of the latest3designs and the prices are in All the latest Tyling Paper. NEW LINOL UMS ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. —— HEADQUARTERS The accommodations, the equalled by any hoteljin Northern CaliN ation AW owners 6 in the building. “THE [HOME oF cuisine at the National are not FOR EVERYBODY service and,the Electric’ lights He ot cold water and Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank GOoOoD LIWERs” Violin Bows and Ail kind’. instruments, ‘Violin chin ——_————_—_—— Guitar Strings Also new line of strings for eli stringed rests, eto. See our'splendid line of Clocks and Watehes. A, & i. W, HAR7UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Cottee Roasted Daily A Fine English Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— full bodied and very fragrant FRESE TRLAL SAMPLES ” Dea Bloedeve Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House “Broad Street, Nevada City. Coffee Roasters . DICKERMAN’S. ~ Colgale’s Floating Hotel Atl LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Bath Soap A really nice and refined : piece of Toilet Soap. . ; ‘IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake FISH FOR LENT. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried,§ etc. \Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned-Salmon, Mackerel, ‘Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc: 3 for 25 Cents Porcelain Bath Tubs. ro fil eee Goons for the om: obit mandation of C7 ig Meo iooots c pret paid to Commer cial en and Transient trade. . UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Call Bells: Electric Hehte, —_— AT—— We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies @ Also a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters Ghe Bee Wise Srocery. " J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street ‘ Not an Empress. oad. of Wall Paper from EO TELS BES

Se: . e Se S&S nga irst: nity lars Daily Record of rt Doings of Our People. R. W. Stone, the insurance man, arrived here last evening trom Oakland. J. E, Meyer of Downieville. left. this morning for San Francisco, -. John F. Owen of Downieville was a passenger on this morning’s train en. route to San Francisco, W. H. Light is over from Towles. S T. Allen of San Francisco arrived in this city this morning on his way to Washington, O. M. Howard of Oakland arrived here this morning en route to Waghington, W.G. Irwin of Oblcago is here on mining business. : Dan Treanor is over from Montezuma Hill, Pierce Jones is confined to his home by illness. left this morning for San Jose to visit relatives, Max H. Isoard, formerly of this city, is ill at his home in San Francisco, County Superintendent of Schools J. G. O'Neill left this morning for San Francisco on a business trip. The four-year-old son of W. T. Butter of Gold Flat, who has been very ill. . with pneamonia, is how ‘Tecoveriug. R. W. Stone, representing the Bankers’ Life Insurance Company, arrived here last night from Oakland, Superintendent L. R. Poundstone of the Gaston Ridge mine returned here from the Bay last night. Mrs. E. Leichter arrived here last night from San Francieco to join her husband, who is employed at the Mountaineer mine, Mrs. Fred Zeitler has been ill at San Francisco, but her many friends here will be pleased to learn that she is im proving. Rev. Josiah Sims left this morning for Long. Beach, being called there by the dangerous illness of his son, Joseph Sims, Dan McKenzie and Malcolm Morrison came down from Forest Oity yesterday. Price Going Up. New York, March 10.—An importer of radium here gives out the startling news that the price of this latest product of the scientiets has increased $4,200,000 a pound in two days. The: commercial rate last week was $8,400,000; now it is $12,600,000. Strate or Onto, Crry or TOLEDO, pa Lvuoas County. % is senior partner of the firm of F. J. CueEnty & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State Fran J. OnEney makes oath that he . aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL« LARS for each and every case of Ca« i vanen that connot be cured by the use 4 and improved with age. -teat to a whisky and you have “Old -of Hatu’s Oatarra Cure FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of DeE ipa A.D., 1886, ; mh A. W. GLEASON Notary Public. Hall’ 8 Oatarrh Care is taken internSEAL Pally, and acts directly on the blood Boe cous surfaces of the system. Send for vestimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Oo. Toledo, O, Sold by all Droggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. A gentleman iso & man made right Apply that Gilt Edge whisky. To be Removed. Wasnineton, March 10.—President ' Roosevelt yesterday gave a hearing at . the White House to Colonel Melvin » Grigsby, United Sta‘es District Attor‘Dey for the Second District of Alaska, pat Nome, on charges of malfeasance dn office. The charges have been investigated by the Department of Jus. tice and the Attorney-General hes rec; ommended to the President the removal of Colonel Grigeby. In ‘brief, $10,000 from the. Pioneer Mining Com. “bribe to secure the Oompany’s ‘immanity from prosecution by the Government. Oolonel Grigsby was repretor John M. Thurston and Judge Ballinger, of Washington State. . Schilling’s Best and good judgment are one and the same, Your grocer’s’; moneyback, pany. of Nome, ostensibly for legal 8 . Services, but it is alleged really ase}: sented at the hearing by former Senai with the world to choose-from, . ’ last mE: }and bride. were tenA$ Downtew Dr. J. Ww, many friends there, At the fire delegates veoaie meeting . it was decided to have stables erected in the near future in the rear of the two town fire houees for the purpose of stabling the water collector and garbage cart horses at nights, in case they should be neaded for a nocturnal ‘conflagration. Many other matters of paramount {eeue to the welfare “of ‘the city aod companies’ were discussed and will be ected upon se sodn as finances will warrant. ¥ TO DOUBT THIS _ Nevada City Citizens. — It’e Nevada Oity proof for Nevada City citizens, It’s local endorsement for local readere, Tt will stand the most rigid investigation, No better proof of merit can be-had. “George -Ooughlan, Justice of the Peace, residence Nimrod street, office. Pine street, says: “For some time previous to-the day and on the day I went to Vinton’s drug atore for Doan’s Kidney Pills I had backache. I have awakened in bed at night with such excruciating pain across the back, that 4t cost-me ea considerable effort to tarn over. I thought it was rheumatic trouble and I reasoned that if rheamatiem arose from some prolonged disturbed action of the kidneys Doan’s Kidney Pills being a medicine for the kidneys might help. The treatment was very satisfactory. Should I .ever notice a recurrence I now know what to do to stop it.” : For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Mitbarn: Oo., Baffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the’ United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no sae: ; Tragedy .Averted, ‘Justin the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkiag of. Pleasant City, Ohio. “Poeumonia had pared sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in owns Doctors treated bim, but he gre re e every day. At length we fried King’s New Discovery for Con tion, and our darling v as saved “ae 8 now sound and weil.” Everybody ought to know; ite. the only cure for and all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, DrugPrice 50c and #1. Trial bottles ree, Medical Lake. Toilet Soap For the Seal aoe shampoo, It cleans the Scalp of erasts and dandruff, promotes the anne of the bair, cares all Skin diseases, takes-pimples off the . : the ines are ware Se pelnon. oak, “tthe. Ordw ry dyease dinnenet Bice complaints, peti FeSiete weakns Bien aning 29 had by calliogon J. 8. . HOLBBOOK, Corner of Pine and Oommercial Streets, Hovada Oity.Gal. a2S-tf Stock, Bonds, Hic. ‘The following are the quotations asked for stocks end bonds at the cioae of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. we ie AS WATER AND Gas, Spring Valley......... $89 00 San Francisco Ges and Elec.. 59 50 . the charges are that Grigsby accepted . Best dered'a flattering semeesens my their} Is to Disbelieve the Evidence of Mrs. H. L, Sweeney and children. . “Jache is. gone. ; Veith “is ‘it ithe Btate of Neveds, the latter gentleman having stated to the New York seeks information concerntog Mr. Veith, © =». ‘storm yesterday many-nice specimens }were picked ap.’ George White and E. . Evans were among the fortunate ones to stumble upon nuggets of value. Supervisor Jobn F. Owens of Forest and Joseph B. Meyere of Downieville left here this morning with several head of beef cattle for the markets of theirrespective towns. The marke's ap that way are generally supplied by. way of Sierra Valley, but owing to the severity of the storms tn that country the dealers were obliged to replepich their shops from this direstion, Of Vital import. 3 A'very loxportant meeting and one that feof absorbing interest to the people of this commanity will be held at the National Hotel tomorrow ‘jevening by the joint Library and City Trustees and ‘the Native Sons and Knights\of Pythias Hell Association committee. The meeting is for the purpose of discussing and looking to-., ward the. purchasing. of a suitable site apon which to erect the Carnegie: library. building. It is understood that the Association is willing to part with their real estate at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, providing @ reasonable financial agreement. can be-arrived’ at. ‘The meeting will be held at 8 o'clock. The site-in view is known as the Union Hall Association property and is well calculated to be a desirable location for a handsome and public edifice of the sort contemplated. It is in close proximity to the business cen-~ ter of the town; is convenient in every Tespect; is admirably situated as to lighting purposes, and would in gen-. eral form-an ideal spot for the purposes required, : atin Disturbances of strikers are rot nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system. Overwork, loss of. i nervous tension will be’ followed by utter collapse, unless a reliable remedy is immediately employed. There’s nothing so efficient ‘to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidueys as Electric Bitters. It’s a wonder'ul tonic, and effective nervine and the . greatest all around medicine for ‘ryn down systems. It: dispels Nervousvess, Rheumatism and bre ty and expels Malarie germs. 60c, and satisfaction guaranteed byt .D.'Vinton, Druggiet. Wa. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, tgakes. a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can devend that they are mixed-properly. Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike pee on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors m. Peard, the proprietor, invite ajlto vall on him. 481-tf Working 6 Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those ‘ireiegs, little workers--Dr. King’s New Life Pille: Millions are always at work, night and day, curing [odi tion, Biliousness, Mase ag 0, ick eadache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure, Only 25c at Vinton’s drag store. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wieckid the bee rates One dose o Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head They cure neuralgia %e. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a Dollar : Teas Premium Coffees Free Spices ; Cents Baking ee _Worth one _— are Beauties. A thousand kinds to Selec from, It Pays to Trade at . Great American. Importing Tea Co.'s former that he intended to go to Ber. ®*8* “. M0, Nevada. The German Society of Daring ibiemisions of the big rain when the te bere poncer yhonic mes—

ing the acciticulsrs were lacking. In the . ment atten the thrilling experi-' sone Set a ns Se Pent — acvividty: St shee’ Tanks “erock ford; on . the Newtown road, it was-the ansais. ing could be made. Mr.-O'Brien had gone over the road on Tuesday end yesterday he remarked that the water appeared to be higher than it did at that time, Finally it was decided to cross thé eteek, which is about twentyfive feet wide, and Downey drove into it carefully, When the farther side was nearly reached the. off leader stumbled and fall,. At the aame timo the off wheeler slipped apon a rock and fell: under the tongue of the stage and wae unable to get up. Mr. Downey sawthat he must act quickly in order to save his stosk. He divested himeelf of his coat and handed the reine to: Mr,.O’Brien.. The leadecs gave a plange end broke away, but their action proved to be the most fortunate for the occupants of the coach, It left the wagon stationary, whereas had it moved further ahead it would have been swept away. The wheeler that fell was soon drowned, and ia order to save the stage Downey got down upon the double trees witb a0 axe @nd cut the horses’ tugs and chopped away the pole, The dead horse was carried away by the swift current and dragged the live one with it. Both bodies were swept into the razing Yuba, In the*meantime Mr. Morr'son cut the back curtain of the stage. He took a long rope, qne end of which was held by Mr. MoKenzie, and struck out for shore, which be reached safely. The latter fastened his end of the rope and withthe assistance of the former made a landing. By this time the stage had moved; and Mr. O’Brien grasped the. rope, which broke and he began. to battle with. the current. Morrison ‘ plutiged “into the stream and es O’Brien was turned over by the water grabbed him by the overalls and endeavored to take him eshore, The water moved O’Brien to aclump of willows, which be clung to until rescued by Morrison and McKenzie. Driver Downey was the last to leave the stage. He saw the predicament that O’Brien was in, but was anable to help him. When he saw O’Brien was safel; landed, he threw a rope to the man on the bank, which he reached after a hard straggie. The four men sengked the cabin of J. B. Huntress, who hae charge of the Excelsior ditch. Huntress telephoned to Smarteville, from which place Mr. Crawford was informed of the accident. The lead borses that had broke away ran up the road and got en tangled in the double trees, When found some time later they were liberated and one escaped to the hilis. The stege was carried over the sixtyfoot falls a short distance ‘below the fording Sd ao a Emilfreses trese’s arouses sluggish livers, i relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleas. ant, the resulis sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy poet health. The greatest cure for constipation. Al) druggipts and grocers, 25c. onan’ e's 20 late yesterday . dent to the Downlerille stage, the pare my . Holland, I. — ‘namely, Daniel MoKenzie, Meloolm . Morrison, oo ae Forest: Olty, and mous opinion of the party that a cross. ‘Saturday Night aus 3 BITEL ANTLERS BAR _— By special request will be served that delicious ‘TRIBE STEW, Old Country Style, with Salads, 4nd other good things to ee jad the sail beavers, who wer lo me and Intimate friends eceased were as follows: Joho Dunnioliff, oO. O. Conlan, J. T. Morgan, T. ie BR = A cordial invitation ig extended to Died For Sister. Jost to come and patiake of the good things, —_—_—_———— Torane, March 10— Mrs. M. ms Brazil,. Californts Champagnola—red and the wife of a prominent farmer near. white—a beverage strictly pare, reTalare, died yesterday while trying to. treshing’ and delicious, made. from rescne her sister, Miss Hoekine,.who. Oslifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf was barned to death, The ‘fire was sae caused by Miss Hoskins dropping a lamp. — bread at five cents a loaf at the PopuFor a good cool, iy “glass of beer . ®t Bakery, Try it and you will alcell at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sore . tye buy it tf Loveland is now selling bis famous Made to Supply Now Made to Supply a Demand—5c¢ . Urges Move On. Buaum, March 10,—Die Flotte (the Fleet), the official publication of the . . German ‘Naval League, in a two-page leader entitled, “What ,Do We Learn From the Ruseo-Japanese War?” says that the happenings in the Far East _ . polat with flaming fi gers to the urgent necessity for hastening the building of the German fleet. The two principles deductible from the conflict, the’ paper affirms, sre that Russia} ’ against her will became. entangled in wer, @ misfortane that might happen to Germsny; and that battleships decide sea fights, while torpedo boate only reach results ander specially favorable circumstances. The German duty, before it is too late, is to have practically the construction already authorized, and to add to the scheme for naval defense. adopted in 1900. It Saved His Leg: P. A. Danforth of La Grarge, G., suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Uloers, Wounds 7! de the best salve in Wasuinaton, March 10th—Se mach currency has been obtained In the press by a story that the Emperor of Korea had married an American woman named Emily Brown that United States Minister Allen at Seoul has been obliged to print identical replies the world uaranteed. Only bog Soild we w.B Vioton, Drug cool, Flavors:—Lemon, gist. _ REE er a to a number of women correspondents’ denying the truth of the story, and declaring that there is no room fn Korea for foreign female purses, governesses, companions and the like. All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manafactared By an expert a.xologist at-Britiand’s. What Shall We Have for Dessert ? This question arises: in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert, iti two minutes. No mn no king! add boiling water oe set to berry and Strawberry. Geta Y patnae at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. MASONIC BUILDING. SoS ener temas ee Ria . 4 DR. H. O. SMITH . DENTIST Formerly of the .Electro-Dental Parlors Seacews se PINE. GTREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. RRs eee ae eee ee SL . Che Best in (own.. Onr wines and liquors cannot be exzelled anywhere. We have wioes from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. the leading brands of Cigars also kept eel nevapa crry «. AE OWL. GRASS VALLEY Ia bulk and bottle. All =" WALL PAPER WALL PAPER / Mpre than a Millten Sota e be Samat The Good Old Summer time has passed Birthday Gifts We have a large agsort ment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we —But the—WOODPECKER CIGAR.. have a large stock of articles made from it. QOall in and see them, and don’t forget we have * Diamonds is here . Cut Glassware to stay. Jewelry of all kinds. _ —made by— Drop ta ond oon them, T io ara “GIFF” (C.J. BRAND N. S. of Midi ins sé JEWELER a ae Broad Street, = Nevada Uliy the East for the Spring trade, . 10 Cents reach of everyone. We have just received a carl They range in price from a Roll Up They are all of the latest3designs and the prices are in All the latest Tyling Paper. NEW LINOL UMS ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. —— HEADQUARTERS The accommodations, the equalled by any hoteljin Northern CaliN ation AW owners 6 in the building. “THE [HOME oF cuisine at the National are not FOR EVERYBODY service and,the Electric’ lights He ot cold water and Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank GOoOoD LIWERs” Violin Bows and Ail kind’. instruments, ‘Violin chin ——_————_—_—— Guitar Strings Also new line of strings for eli stringed rests, eto. See our'splendid line of Clocks and Watehes. A, & i. W, HAR7UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Cottee Roasted Daily A Fine English Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— full bodied and very fragrant FRESE TRLAL SAMPLES ” Dea Bloedeve Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House “Broad Street, Nevada City. Coffee Roasters . DICKERMAN’S. ~ Colgale’s Floating Hotel Atl LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Bath Soap A really nice and refined : piece of Toilet Soap.. . ; ‘IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake FISH FOR LENT.. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried,§ etc. \Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned-Salmon, Mackerel, ‘Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc: 3 for 25 Cents Porcelain Bath Tubs. ro fil eee Goons for the om: obit mandation of C7 ig Meo iooots c pret paid to Commer cial en and Transient trade. . UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Call Bells: Electric Hehte, —_— AT—— We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies @ Also a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters Ghe Bee Wise Srocery. " J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street ‘ Not an Empress. oad. of Wall Paper from EO TELS BES