March 18, 1902 (4 pages)

midt when’ bacco ling, Co EPS, avery (Qj Over twent dozen to ; choose frog all 1d all great ra Come while ave all the i All nice Go ress (oo will be on if you have z Of ‘ices, chs f Clocks td guaranteed, Lowest. . Specialty, rtun¢g [, NEVADA (mm Arrwe for the latest Sp r, is late of Chl ing Notice late. ‘; all members dt , drinkables that lightful flavor h, purchase al ‘oftee and. a al We certainly sell “And at loweat P& .d of tea makes@ ye, Nove better # . Coffee tor orem Commercial u the s. Roger Broeyy aee &, Sop BOC ® wi others 8 S ownos see T. B. Gray. at in bulk at 15 cents per padden’s, a6tf thing in the a aoe pled Naffziger nest brands of whisky and 19 found at W. J. BRITLAND’ ambers. Try them. tf is now selling his famous » cents a hoaf at the PopuTry itand you will always nov6-tf nt a good, cool drink of ery best in town—drop in o, Harry. m7-tf ster cock-tails can be proBilly Britland’s Council on Broad street. B27tf half and half can be found nncil Chambers, corner of. Pine Sts. 5 ots per glass. hot lunch will be served at William Harry’s saloon, and Spring street. Cool choice wines, liquors and ys on hand. jall tf rihy Cause. 1 Club of Oompany O will tertainment and dance at lon Friday evening, April benefit of John Dunster, seriously hurt in the gympw weeks ago. The enterill be inthe nature of an xhibition—and several ac atheletes will take part. other attractions will be basket: ball, participated in rs of the club. After the finished dancing will be hose who have the manage} affair in hand intend to pemorable event. I Robbed. t tothe effect that Robert ho resides on West Broad tobbed of his watch and a of money yesterday, is unsms that a friend of Mr, erely played a joke on him. ad Pies and Cakes. hier, the new proprietor of rk bakery, has bad years ce in the bakery business @ to keep his store at all supplied with the very best. pies, cakes, buns and all 8 of pastry. Read his new pot inthis evening’s Tran—t #@ellinery Opening. i spring and summer mill. : ug of Miss Amelia Stevens place at her store on Broad aesday, Wednesday avd March 25,26 and 27. Miss cted her stock of goods at co from which place she urned, after studying the yles of the coming seasons. 8mentioned the ladies will portunity to pick from one st stocks ever brought to Oe +—_____. jaw From Cobwebs. rs of the ‘Hay Fever’ Asculd use Dr, King’s New or Consumption, the club D pieces for it always cures y,and Asthma, the kind that doctors-it wholly drives stem. Thousands:of oncefferers from Consumption, Bronchitis owe their lives to it. It conquers Grip ones from Croup and Cough and ig positively for all Throat and Lung Mc, $1. Trial bottles free inton’s. Oo + D000, and we would say at If are troubled with some the throat and lungs, as faints are, according to sta® DUMerous than aby others. Vise all rot to neglect the to call on their drug8 bottle of Kemps Balsam oat and lungs: Price 25c lal size free. For sale by an, sole agent. + +Oe Dtntments for Catarrh that ontain Mercury, Will surely destro the ell and completely Savangn System when entering it > Mucous surfaces. Such d never be used except on st, from reputable physiamage they will do is ten ood OU Can possibly dea all’s Catarrh Cure, ~ y FJ, Cheney & Oo., . seshing RO mercury, and vernally, acting directly le mucous surfaces of uying Hall’s Catarrh 794 get the genuine. It b and made in Tob flea J. Oheney & Oo, all Druggiste, price 756 per mily Plile are the beat. Ridge yesterday and left.this for Birchville, W. D. Mitchell and A. B, Naffinger f San Francisco are here spending a few days, W. F. Englebright returned last evening from Towles Station. Mrs. H. J. Oarter is on the sick list. W. L. Coulter arrived here yesterday. from Gaston Ridge. : Attorney Thomas Ford went to Reno Sunday on legal business. N. J. Brickland and M. Coughlin were visitors from Gaston Ridge yesterday. R. A. Coleman and wife of Chicago morning _. 8re guests at the National. George Levinsky, president of the Gold Tunnel mine, returned from Sen Francisco yesterday. 1 New Independence mine above Moores Flat yesterday. J. H. Marriott came down from North Blocmfield yesterday. : J. O. Hampton, one of the owners of the Posey mine at Willow Valley, arrived here last evening from San Francisco, ‘ W. H. Bray of Willow Valley re‘turned from San Francisco yesterdayMiss Johnston, a leading milliner of the metropolis, arrived here last evening to take a position in W. H. Crawford’s store. B. H. Wood came down from. the New Independence mine yesterday and left this morning for his home in Pike City. : P. G. Scadden and E. J, Morgan left this morning for Penn Valley to attend 8 meeting of the creamery association, Mrs. M. L. Eastman of San Juan re-~ turned yesterday from “Sacramento, where she attended the wedding of her daughter. A. Garbitt of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Richard Thomas is down from North Bloomfield on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. A. D. Mason. ~ Miss Nellie Mott of Sacramento will arrive here this evening on a visit to her sister, Mrs, G. J. Rector, L. D. Tilton arrived here this afternoon from Reno. E. E. Munger of Yuba City arrived here today. G. W. Deitz is here from San Francisco, W. Wilcoxson is here from Yuba City. ee Guild Social. The members of St. Margaret’s Guild of “Trinity Episcopal church, will. give a social at the New Union Hotel on Thurday evening, May Ist. A pleasing and entertaining program will be rendered. The high merit of the entertainments heretofore given under the auspices of the Guild will insure a large attendance on the coming eccasion. Suspicious Acis. Mrs. Minnie Kistle, who resides out onthe Red Dog road, has noticed of late that pieces of raw meat have been thrown into the barn at her place. She has suspicions that seme parties are trying to poison her chickens. It is said that a warrant may be sworn out. ——— +90 Cold Honeymoon. Sratriz, Wash., Mareh 17—Lindley OC. Branson, editor of the Dawson Sun aod a well-known Ooast newspaperman was married here last night to Cord P. Austin, of Los Angeles. They will leave tomorrow for Dawson. Weather Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. §. Weather Bureau, makes the following prediction as to the weather: Rain tonight and Wednesday. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The k-anest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam» io the market. fe21-tf T FOR THE PESIOWELS ular, healthy movement of the toda sty Sik You be ees bowels open, and be well. x T+ fn ill poison, is dangerous, poe os hed ag Perfect way of keeping the clear and clean is to take CANDY (a CATHARTIO e 6 EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY ite Good Do Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste oa Oe Gentil ken, or Gripe, 10, %, pee Se ites tar free sample, and booklet oe . Address oremuas REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO er uBW YORE. YOUR BLOOD GLEAN KEEP William Bluett came down from the} ‘past four weeks. Condensations. .T. Wiliams is down from North Bloomfield. oP% J. Schmidt arrived here last evening from San Francisco. T. Hall came down ‘from Gaston ed the contract to move the machinery on the Reward mine te the California the work. The following pupils of the Oakland primary school have been neither absent nor tardy during the month ending Merch ldth: Lilia Kitts, Walter Bond, Eunice Oliver, George Boreham, Gladys Rosewall, Fred Monk, Rosie Green, Hurry Coffey, Melville Ninnis, Stuart Tamblyn, Thomas Monk—Migs Violet Rouner, teacher. Neva Rebekah lodge has elected the following delegates to the grand assembly, which convenes at San Francisco in May: Miss Kate Kinkead, Miss Mary Hosken, Mrs, Lizzie Hockng, Mrs. Charles Denny and Mrs. Henry Fuller. The Curly Bears will growl tonight and after showing several cubs the mysteries of the cave all will enjoy a feast. : Notwithstanding the fact that. we have had up to this time about four feet. of rain, Broad street from Pine street up beyond the Methodist church, is very dusty, and if it does not rain today or tomorrow the residents in that section will be compelled to resort to sprinkling with a hose. J.J.Jackson has’ let a contract to George M. Hughes to put a new front on his warehouse, next to Nevada Hore Oo.’a house. On the front will bea very fancy advertising sign. « There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F, and A. M. on Wednesday evening, March 19th, for the purpose of confering the third degree, The TransogieT collector will visit thejresidence portion of town tomorrow to collect the subscription for the Get ready for him. Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, 0. E. 8., will havea scvial session, to conclude with a banquet, at their hall tonight, Mrs. Mary J. Huff, D. D. @. M., of Rocklin, will officially inspect the work at the regular meeting of the lodge. Going Hungry. Forsyruz, Mo., March 17—Hundreds of farmers in the Ozark Hiils of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas, whose crops failed during last summer’s drouth, are living in a desperately poor way on short rations, and many have felt the pangs of hunger. Was Sel On Fire. New York, March 17—Normea Harst, the county place of the late Normau L, Munroe, near Long Branch, .wasset On fire and burned to the ground today, Sunday Funerals, New Yorx, March 17—Sunday funerals at Trenton, N. J., are atan end, apparently, owing to the action of the Ooachmen’s Union, which has refused to go out with.non-Unioa drivers. eee Buy Carpets Now. Velvet carpets and Smith’s extra carpets at 65 cemts per yard for the next ten days for cash only, at Snell & Fleming’s. m18 10t There is whiskey and whiskey, but only one “Jesse Moore” whiskey—the kind doctors recommend for its purity and healthfulness. —_— For Sale Cheap. —Se House and lot adjoining property of Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated. House plumbed and wired. Would sell separately if desired that portion of lot on Main street, 72x90 feet. For particulars enquire of A. Hartung. f 25-1 m a. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. Fine Groceries a 88 ec Fischer Bros. —at the— PLAZA STORE Carry « Fine Line of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, Etc.,. Etc. F As can be-found in-Nevada City. asa siphon ae 9 ee : Hay and Grain for Sai a EVERYTHING FRESH. * Goods delivered Free of charge. Chris Welsea burger has been award. mine and will immediately commence . . San Franowoo, Mareh 17—Nineteen quintuple lynching at Lookout, Modoo County, on May 8lst last, will be liberated today at Alturas. AttorneyGeneral Tirey L, Ford has consented to the dismissal of the defendants. Assistant Attorney-General CO. N. Post and Deputies Sturtevant and Moore have been endeavoring fer ten days to find some law that would justify further prosecution of the lynching cages, but they were forced to the conclusion that it would be a-useless waste of time and money. The acquittal of Deputy Constable Jim Brown convinces the State’s attorneys that another trial would result in the same way even if a jury could be found in Modoc Ceunty. Judge J. W. Harrington has. been ad‘vised that the State is helpless in the matter of applying for a change of venue and of the fatility of proceeding any further against the defendante, Attorney-General Ford has suggested remedial Statutes to Governor Gage, where the matter must rest until the Legislature convenes. The men who will be released by Judge Harrington today, all of whom were charged with. five murders, are Deputy Constable James W. Brown, Justice of the Peace, J. BR. Myers, Robert Leventon, Isom Eades, E. 8. Trowbridge, Orrin Trowbridge, Jervis Kresge, Clande Marcus, R. D, Niehole, Fred Roberts, Harry Roberts, A. L, Colburn, William J. McDaniels, Henry Knox, Sam Parks, Louis Polmantier, John 8, Potter, Joseph W. Leventon, Olaude Brown and John Hutton, the two young men who confessed that they were members of the mob and inculpated the nineteen others, have been brought out of Modoc County by the State authorities. The New Attorney, Lloyd P. Larue, one of Grass Valley’s leading attorneys has been selected as the City attorney of ‘that town. Mr. Larue is a very bright young man and will make his mark in that office. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is ”y constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect Be 5 and when it is entirely: closed dea ness. is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. . We will-give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. Seid by Sragaiee, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. BORN. In Nevada City, March 18th, 1902, to the wife of Charles Belden, a son. Tax-Payers Take Notice The Second Installment of State and County Taxes for A. D. 1901 is now due, and will become delinquent on the last Monday of .April, A. D. 1902, at 6 o’clock p. m., and if not paid prior thereto a penalty of 5 per cent, is added by Statute, and the Tax Collector has no authority to make any changes, nor to evade the law. ‘PLBASE PAY EARLY AND AYOID THE . RUSH OF THE LAST TWO . OR THREE WEEKS. J. J, JACKSON, Tax Collector. . iT Photographs. ‘ . and make them in a first-class manner. 3: also frame them when s0 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. ° ° MOORE —i Tegler’s _ Easter Display Ur Totes yoer paciknnl Wauk son see our grand showing of up-to-date Easter novelties. CHAS. E. TEGLER @emmercial Street, Nevada Gity yp men &ceused of ‘partivipating in the . . . Ripe Olives “Phone Main 551. ‘ Seville Packing Company’s Pim-Olas, the popular dinner relish. Dainty and ‘delicious. The Ehmann Olives has a world-wide reputation. Another Barrel Just received. t 7 Our Brands of Galifornia Olive Oil Are Leaders ne etpaiaeny Sierra Madre, Eckman & Stow SPO 06 ON EN 689 a 489 Green Olives are the best. We have them in all sizes and prices. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY GEO. C. GAYLORD @T SON, CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Broad Street, Nevada.City, Cal. _ Minisier Assaulted. Exvasetu, N. J., March 17—An attempt was made to.kill the Rev. Mr. Houst; pastor of the German Lutheran Church ef this place, last night. The police believe that the would-be assassins were Italian anarchists, After the shooting of President McKinley Mr. Houst preached a sermon in which he denounced the anarchists and declared that they should be driveu from the country. On November 27th last his son mysteriously disappeared, and the minister subsequently received threatening letters, in which it was said that the boy was in hell and that the. father also would be sent there. Some weeks ago hie little daughter was met on the street by a young man, who tried to entice her into a house, but she began to cry, attracting the attention of passersby, and the man took fright and harried away. Last night Mr. Houst heard steps on the porch of his home and he went out to investigate. As he did so, he was knocked down by a blow on the head with a blunt instrument While he was prostrate his assailant drovea knife into his chest, inflicting a flesh wound. The wound on the head is considered serieus. Says He Was Tortured. “TI suffered such pain from corns: I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burne, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Or Brain-Food Nonsense ! Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled “the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and stil! another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G., G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac, ! —_— —__—+ »@e--— It is surprising what a popular run Cook’s Mineral water has, J. J. Hanley is county agent for the same. ‘A Large Loss. Puitapatpnia, March 17—The loss resulting from the fireat Bryn Mawn College lest night will be much greater than was at first supposed, Denbigh Hall, the finest of the college buildings, which was erected at a cost of $190,000, was entirely destroyed, and its contents, valued at $35,000 at least, were consumed, Seventy young women occapled chambers in Denbigh Hall and their individual losses have not ye been learned. Miss Thomas, President of the College, said today during the progress of the fire there had been some. looting by strange men, but ad ded that the thefts of jewels, etc , were not extensive. Denbigh Hall was erected in 1891. According to location, tuition, board and residence in this building, cost the student from $400 te $575. President Thomas is fearful that the offer of $250,000 by Jobn D. Rockfeller, conditioned on an equal amount being raised, will be endangered, as the college will have hard work to recover from the effects of the fire. To Cure Grip In Two Days Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. E. W. Groye’s signature on every box. Price 25 cents. _Taylor’s Tea and Coffee Store Has been ‘removed to the building formerly ° occupied by the County Treasurer on Broad Street . w % sd Soret Ae . ) Made by an artist’s hand Chocolates, Nut Candies. Nougats, Oream Drops and Caramels, willbe found fresb, delicious and wholesome in our store at all times. ROLBY 18 Commercial Street Fine Conrectionepy. St en teat GS" in the concoction of the choicest Ss ~ 9 Nevada City. A} eh eed ; CIDNOIDERIES and LACES. An Elegant Line Just Received. Come and See Them2 ; > fl FEI IOI OOS OOS A I I . SE. Craw? oO ra Wain Street. Prepa ration It is a scientific combination of winter wheat flour, cream of tartar and seda (manufactured by the H-O company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscuits and. delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. C. E. Mulloy, irocer Wonderfully Rich.’ Puornix, Ariz, March 17—News resched here this morning of the finding of a wonderfully rich body of gold in the Oro Grande group, at Wickenburg. A ledge 120 feet wide, allin ore showing from $50 to $40,000 a ton, was uncovered. It is declared by experts to be the largest body of gold ever found in the world. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Pain Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros.’ Good Meats. cd Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at4 all times. tf * To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. ne Dts Prompt Free Delivery Service “SATRON. A good supply off the New: Crop. English Saffron Just Received LUMBER Vinfons Drug Store. 4 LUMBER H. & F. L. Cooper Have at their yard on Piety Hi for Building, Mill and Bridge sale on reasonable terms. ll a good quantity of Lumber purposes which they offer for ~—Sawmill near Quaker Hill. = Dried Fruit at Jackson's WII ‘Fancy Dried Apples, 4 pounds for 25 cents Fancy Dried Apricots, 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, ro cents a pound Fancy Dried Figs, 3 pounds for 2 5 cents Fancy Dried Plunis, 3 pounds for 25 cents Peeled Dried. Peacher, 2 Best Prunes, 10 pounds _pounds for 35 cents for 75 cents Che .Bee Hywe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON , Proprietor. . Universal and Gem Monitor Steel Range There Are None Better Our reputa ~ line of Ranges ., 4 7 Which is Guaranteed : so Chip or Reasonable in Prics. “ill not permit us to carry inferior Goods, our complete stock of Dyke Gnamet Ware Examine our Peelf Off. Handsome, {Durable and Geo. EK. Turner

midt when’ bacco ling, Co EPS, avery (Qj Over twent dozen to ; choose frog all 1d all great ra Come while ave all the i All nice Go ress (oo will be on if you have z Of ‘ices, chs f Clocks td guaranteed, Lowest. . Specialty, rtun¢g [, NEVADA (mm Arrwe for the latest Sp r, is late of Chl ing Notice late. ‘; all members dt , drinkables that lightful flavor h, purchase al ‘oftee and. a al We certainly sell “And at loweat P& .d of tea makes@ ye, Nove better # . Coffee tor orem Commercial u the s. Roger Broeyy aee &, Sop BOC ® wi others 8 S ownos see T. B. Gray. at in bulk at 15 cents per padden’s, a6tf thing in the a aoe pled Naffziger nest brands of whisky and 19 found at W. J. BRITLAND’ ambers. Try them. tf is now selling his famous » cents a hoaf at the PopuTry itand you will always nov6-tf nt a good, cool drink of ery best in town—drop in o, Harry. m7-tf ster cock-tails can be proBilly Britland’s Council on Broad street. B27tf half and half can be found nncil Chambers, corner of. Pine Sts. 5 ots per glass. hot lunch will be served at William Harry’s saloon, and Spring street. Cool choice wines, liquors and ys on hand. jall tf rihy Cause. 1 Club of Oompany O will tertainment and dance at lon Friday evening, April benefit of John Dunster, seriously hurt in the gympw weeks ago. The enterill be inthe nature of an xhibition—and several ac atheletes will take part. other attractions will be basket: ball, participated in rs of the club. After the finished dancing will be hose who have the manage} affair in hand intend to pemorable event. I Robbed. t tothe effect that Robert ho resides on West Broad tobbed of his watch and a of money yesterday, is unsms that a friend of Mr, erely played a joke on him. ad Pies and Cakes. hier, the new proprietor of rk bakery, has bad years ce in the bakery business @ to keep his store at all supplied with the very best. pies, cakes, buns and all 8 of pastry. Read his new pot inthis evening’s Tran—t #@ellinery Opening. i spring and summer mill. : ug of Miss Amelia Stevens place at her store on Broad aesday, Wednesday avd March 25,26 and 27. Miss cted her stock of goods at co from which place she urned, after studying the yles of the coming seasons. 8mentioned the ladies will portunity to pick from one st stocks ever brought to Oe +—_____. jaw From Cobwebs. rs of the ‘Hay Fever’ Asculd use Dr, King’s New or Consumption, the club D pieces for it always cures y,and Asthma, the kind that doctors-it wholly drives stem. Thousands:of oncefferers from Consumption, Bronchitis owe their lives to it. It conquers Grip ones from Croup and Cough and ig positively for all Throat and Lung Mc, $1. Trial bottles free inton’s. Oo + D000, and we would say at If are troubled with some the throat and lungs, as faints are, according to sta® DUMerous than aby others. Vise all rot to neglect the to call on their drug8 bottle of Kemps Balsam oat and lungs: Price 25c lal size free. For sale by an, sole agent. + +Oe Dtntments for Catarrh that ontain Mercury, Will surely destro the ell and completely Savangn System when entering it > Mucous surfaces. Such d never be used except on st, from reputable physiamage they will do is ten ood OU Can possibly dea all’s Catarrh Cure, ~ y FJ, Cheney & Oo., . seshing RO mercury, and vernally, acting directly le mucous surfaces of uying Hall’s Catarrh 794 get the genuine. It b and made in Tob flea J. Oheney & Oo, all Druggiste, price 756 per mily Plile are the beat. Ridge yesterday and left.this for Birchville, W. D. Mitchell and A. B, Naffinger f San Francisco are here spending a few days, W. F. Englebright returned last evening from Towles Station. Mrs. H. J. Oarter is on the sick list. W. L. Coulter arrived here yesterday. from Gaston Ridge. : Attorney Thomas Ford went to Reno Sunday on legal business. N. J. Brickland and M. Coughlin were visitors from Gaston Ridge yesterday. R. A. Coleman and wife of Chicago morning _. 8re guests at the National. George Levinsky, president of the Gold Tunnel mine, returned from Sen Francisco yesterday. 1 New Independence mine above Moores Flat yesterday. J. H. Marriott came down from North Blocmfield yesterday. : J. O. Hampton, one of the owners of the Posey mine at Willow Valley, arrived here last evening from San Francisco, ‘ W. H. Bray of Willow Valley re‘turned from San Francisco yesterdayMiss Johnston, a leading milliner of the metropolis, arrived here last evening to take a position in W. H. Crawford’s store. B. H. Wood came down from. the New Independence mine yesterday and left this morning for his home in Pike City. : P. G. Scadden and E. J, Morgan left this morning for Penn Valley to attend 8 meeting of the creamery association, Mrs. M. L. Eastman of San Juan re-~ turned yesterday from “Sacramento, where she attended the wedding of her daughter. A. Garbitt of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Richard Thomas is down from North Bloomfield on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. A. D. Mason. ~ Miss Nellie Mott of Sacramento will arrive here this evening on a visit to her sister, Mrs, G. J. Rector, L. D. Tilton arrived here this afternoon from Reno. E. E. Munger of Yuba City arrived here today. G. W. Deitz is here from San Francisco, W. Wilcoxson is here from Yuba City. ee Guild Social. The members of St. Margaret’s Guild of “Trinity Episcopal church, will. give a social at the New Union Hotel on Thurday evening, May Ist. A pleasing and entertaining program will be rendered. The high merit of the entertainments heretofore given under the auspices of the Guild will insure a large attendance on the coming eccasion. Suspicious Acis. Mrs. Minnie Kistle, who resides out onthe Red Dog road, has noticed of late that pieces of raw meat have been thrown into the barn at her place. She has suspicions that seme parties are trying to poison her chickens. It is said that a warrant may be sworn out. ——— +90 Cold Honeymoon. Sratriz, Wash., Mareh 17—Lindley OC. Branson, editor of the Dawson Sun aod a well-known Ooast newspaperman was married here last night to Cord P. Austin, of Los Angeles. They will leave tomorrow for Dawson. Weather Report. Forecaster A. G. McAdie, of the U. §. Weather Bureau, makes the following prediction as to the weather: Rain tonight and Wednesday. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The k-anest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam» io the market. fe21-tf T FOR THE PESIOWELS ular, healthy movement of the toda sty Sik You be ees bowels open, and be well. x T+ fn ill poison, is dangerous, poe os hed ag Perfect way of keeping the clear and clean is to take CANDY (a CATHARTIO e 6 EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY ite Good Do Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste oa Oe Gentil ken, or Gripe, 10, %, pee Se ites tar free sample, and booklet oe . Address oremuas REMEDY COMPANY, CHICAGO er uBW YORE. YOUR BLOOD GLEAN KEEP William Bluett came down from the} ‘past four weeks. Condensations. .T. Wiliams is down from North Bloomfield. oP% J. Schmidt arrived here last evening from San Francisco. T. Hall came down ‘from Gaston ed the contract to move the machinery on the Reward mine te the California the work. The following pupils of the Oakland primary school have been neither absent nor tardy during the month ending Merch ldth: Lilia Kitts, Walter Bond, Eunice Oliver, George Boreham, Gladys Rosewall, Fred Monk, Rosie Green, Hurry Coffey, Melville Ninnis, Stuart Tamblyn, Thomas Monk—Migs Violet Rouner, teacher. Neva Rebekah lodge has elected the following delegates to the grand assembly, which convenes at San Francisco in May: Miss Kate Kinkead, Miss Mary Hosken, Mrs, Lizzie Hockng, Mrs. Charles Denny and Mrs. Henry Fuller. The Curly Bears will growl tonight and after showing several cubs the mysteries of the cave all will enjoy a feast. : Notwithstanding the fact that. we have had up to this time about four feet. of rain, Broad street from Pine street up beyond the Methodist church, is very dusty, and if it does not rain today or tomorrow the residents in that section will be compelled to resort to sprinkling with a hose. J.J.Jackson has’ let a contract to George M. Hughes to put a new front on his warehouse, next to Nevada Hore Oo.’a house. On the front will bea very fancy advertising sign. « There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F, and A. M. on Wednesday evening, March 19th, for the purpose of confering the third degree, The TransogieT collector will visit thejresidence portion of town tomorrow to collect the subscription for the Get ready for him. Evangeline Chapter, No. 9, 0. E. 8., will havea scvial session, to conclude with a banquet, at their hall tonight, Mrs. Mary J. Huff, D. D. @. M., of Rocklin, will officially inspect the work at the regular meeting of the lodge. Going Hungry. Forsyruz, Mo., March 17—Hundreds of farmers in the Ozark Hiils of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas, whose crops failed during last summer’s drouth, are living in a desperately poor way on short rations, and many have felt the pangs of hunger. Was Sel On Fire. New York, March 17—Normea Harst, the county place of the late Normau L, Munroe, near Long Branch, .wasset On fire and burned to the ground today, Sunday Funerals, New Yorx, March 17—Sunday funerals at Trenton, N. J., are atan end, apparently, owing to the action of the Ooachmen’s Union, which has refused to go out with.non-Unioa drivers. eee Buy Carpets Now. Velvet carpets and Smith’s extra carpets at 65 cemts per yard for the next ten days for cash only, at Snell & Fleming’s. m18 10t There is whiskey and whiskey, but only one “Jesse Moore” whiskey—the kind doctors recommend for its purity and healthfulness. —_— For Sale Cheap. —Se House and lot adjoining property of Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated. House plumbed and wired. Would sell separately if desired that portion of lot on Main street, 72x90

feet. For particulars enquire of A. Hartung. f 25-1 m a. Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. Fine Groceries a 88 ec Fischer Bros. —at the— PLAZA STORE Carry « Fine Line of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, Etc.,. Etc. F As can be-found in-Nevada City. asa siphon ae 9 ee : Hay and Grain for Sai a EVERYTHING FRESH. * Goods delivered Free of charge. Chris Welsea burger has been award. mine and will immediately commence . . San Franowoo, Mareh 17—Nineteen quintuple lynching at Lookout, Modoo County, on May 8lst last, will be liberated today at Alturas. AttorneyGeneral Tirey L, Ford has consented to the dismissal of the defendants. Assistant Attorney-General CO. N. Post and Deputies Sturtevant and Moore have been endeavoring fer ten days to find some law that would justify further prosecution of the lynching cages, but they were forced to the conclusion that it would be a-useless waste of time and money. The acquittal of Deputy Constable Jim Brown convinces the State’s attorneys that another trial would result in the same way even if a jury could be found in Modoc Ceunty. Judge J. W. Harrington has. been ad‘vised that the State is helpless in the matter of applying for a change of venue and of the fatility of proceeding any further against the defendante, Attorney-General Ford has suggested remedial Statutes to Governor Gage, where the matter must rest until the Legislature convenes. The men who will be released by Judge Harrington today, all of whom were charged with. five murders, are Deputy Constable James W. Brown, Justice of the Peace, J. BR. Myers, Robert Leventon, Isom Eades, E. 8. Trowbridge, Orrin Trowbridge, Jervis Kresge, Clande Marcus, R. D, Niehole, Fred Roberts, Harry Roberts, A. L, Colburn, William J. McDaniels, Henry Knox, Sam Parks, Louis Polmantier, John 8, Potter, Joseph W. Leventon, Olaude Brown and John Hutton, the two young men who confessed that they were members of the mob and inculpated the nineteen others, have been brought out of Modoc County by the State authorities. The New Attorney, Lloyd P. Larue, one of Grass Valley’s leading attorneys has been selected as the City attorney of ‘that town. Mr. Larue is a very bright young man and will make his mark in that office. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is ”y constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect Be 5 and when it is entirely: closed dea ness. is the result, and unless the inflammation ean be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. . We will-give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. Seid by Sragaiee, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. BORN. In Nevada City, March 18th, 1902, to the wife of Charles Belden, a son. Tax-Payers Take Notice The Second Installment of State and County Taxes for A. D. 1901 is now due, and will become delinquent on the last Monday of .April, A. D. 1902, at 6 o’clock p. m., and if not paid prior thereto a penalty of 5 per cent, is added by Statute, and the Tax Collector has no authority to make any changes, nor to evade the law. ‘PLBASE PAY EARLY AND AYOID THE . RUSH OF THE LAST TWO . OR THREE WEEKS. J. J, JACKSON, Tax Collector. . iT Photographs. ‘ . and make them in a first-class manner. 3: also frame them when s0 ordered. I make frames of all kinds. ° ° MOORE —i Tegler’s _ Easter Display Ur Totes yoer paciknnl Wauk son see our grand showing of up-to-date Easter novelties. CHAS. E. TEGLER @emmercial Street, Nevada Gity yp men &ceused of ‘partivipating in the . . . Ripe Olives “Phone Main 551. ‘ Seville Packing Company’s Pim-Olas, the popular dinner relish. Dainty and ‘delicious. The Ehmann Olives has a world-wide reputation. Another Barrel Just received. t 7 Our Brands of Galifornia Olive Oil Are Leaders ne etpaiaeny Sierra Madre, Eckman & Stow SPO 06 ON EN 689 a 489 Green Olives are the best. We have them in all sizes and prices. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY GEO. C. GAYLORD @T SON, CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Broad Street, Nevada.City, Cal. _ Minisier Assaulted. Exvasetu, N. J., March 17—An attempt was made to.kill the Rev. Mr. Houst; pastor of the German Lutheran Church ef this place, last night. The police believe that the would-be assassins were Italian anarchists, After the shooting of President McKinley Mr. Houst preached a sermon in which he denounced the anarchists and declared that they should be driveu from the country. On November 27th last his son mysteriously disappeared, and the minister subsequently received threatening letters, in which it was said that the boy was in hell and that the. father also would be sent there. Some weeks ago hie little daughter was met on the street by a young man, who tried to entice her into a house, but she began to cry, attracting the attention of passersby, and the man took fright and harried away. Last night Mr. Houst heard steps on the porch of his home and he went out to investigate. As he did so, he was knocked down by a blow on the head with a blunt instrument While he was prostrate his assailant drovea knife into his chest, inflicting a flesh wound. The wound on the head is considered serieus. Says He Was Tortured. “TI suffered such pain from corns: I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burne, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Or Brain-Food Nonsense ! Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled “the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and stil! another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G., G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac, ! —_— —__—+ »@e--— It is surprising what a popular run Cook’s Mineral water has, J. J. Hanley is county agent for the same. ‘A Large Loss. Puitapatpnia, March 17—The loss resulting from the fireat Bryn Mawn College lest night will be much greater than was at first supposed, Denbigh Hall, the finest of the college buildings, which was erected at a cost of $190,000, was entirely destroyed, and its contents, valued at $35,000 at least, were consumed, Seventy young women occapled chambers in Denbigh Hall and their individual losses have not ye been learned. Miss Thomas, President of the College, said today during the progress of the fire there had been some. looting by strange men, but ad ded that the thefts of jewels, etc , were not extensive. Denbigh Hall was erected in 1891. According to location, tuition, board and residence in this building, cost the student from $400 te $575. President Thomas is fearful that the offer of $250,000 by Jobn D. Rockfeller, conditioned on an equal amount being raised, will be endangered, as the college will have hard work to recover from the effects of the fire. To Cure Grip In Two Days Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause. E. W. Groye’s signature on every box. Price 25 cents. _Taylor’s Tea and Coffee Store Has been ‘removed to the building formerly ° occupied by the County Treasurer on Broad Street . w % sd Soret Ae . ) Made by an artist’s hand Chocolates, Nut Candies. Nougats, Oream Drops and Caramels, willbe found fresb, delicious and wholesome in our store at all times. ROLBY 18 Commercial Street Fine Conrectionepy.. St en teat GS" in the concoction of the choicest Ss ~ 9 Nevada City. A} eh eed ; CIDNOIDERIES and LACES. An Elegant Line Just Received. Come and See Them2 ; > fl FEI IOI OOS OOS A I I . SE. Craw? oO ra Wain Street. Prepa ration It is a scientific combination of winter wheat flour, cream of tartar and seda (manufactured by the H-O company of Buffalo) for making delicate biscuits and. delicious pastry. Package 15 Cents. C. E. Mulloy, irocer Wonderfully Rich.’ Puornix, Ariz, March 17—News resched here this morning of the finding of a wonderfully rich body of gold in the Oro Grande group, at Wickenburg. A ledge 120 feet wide, allin ore showing from $50 to $40,000 a ton, was uncovered. It is declared by experts to be the largest body of gold ever found in the world. Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Pain Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros.’ Good Meats. cd Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at4 all times. tf * To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. ne Dts Prompt Free Delivery Service “SATRON. A good supply off the New: Crop. English Saffron Just Received LUMBER Vinfons Drug Store. 4 LUMBER H. & F. L. Cooper Have at their yard on Piety Hi for Building, Mill and Bridge sale on reasonable terms. ll a good quantity of Lumber purposes which they offer for ~—Sawmill near Quaker Hill. = Dried Fruit at Jackson's WII ‘Fancy Dried Apples, 4 pounds for 25 cents Fancy Dried Apricots, 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, ro cents a pound Fancy Dried Figs, 3 pounds for 2 5 cents Fancy Dried Plunis, 3 pounds for 25 cents Peeled Dried. Peacher, 2 Best Prunes, 10 pounds _pounds for 35 cents for 75 cents Che .Bee Hywe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON , Proprietor. . Universal and Gem Monitor Steel Range There Are None Better Our reputa ~ line of Ranges ., 4 7 Which is Guaranteed : so Chip or Reasonable in Prics. “ill not permit us to carry inferior Goods, our complete stock of Dyke Gnamet Ware Examine our Peelf Off. Handsome, {Durable and Geo. EK. Turner