May 10, 1901 (3 pages)

if Issaod Bory Evening, Sundays Rxcopt ' AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TEE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALEINS.} od THE PRESIDENT = IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ; Delivered to any part of the city. TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION: SIME, es eg ae $6 Per Year By Carrier, ~ 12 1-2c Per Week L. Hyman & Co. Will Have Fine Illumination. many yeare’ experience, to install tion, Personal Pointers. ington today. See him out again. Sacramedio, for a visit to San F-ancisco, layed up for a few deys. from Oukland. mnine today. day’ with a new advertisement annouccing that they have the finest of rugs and carpets in Stock, which they ” will sell at reasonable prices, John Curnow is over from Cherokee Miss C. bree, of Bree’s Ranch, is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jobn T. ' Morgan. Killed By a Prisoner. CuIcaco, May 9—Private Cumber lidge, while on sentry duty at Fort: Sheridan, last night, was kil‘ed by Smith Wheeler, a prisoner ia the guard house. Wheeler crept up behind Cum berlidge and snatched the centinel’s Trifle. In the scuffle that followed Cumberlidge was clubbed to death with the rifle. Wheeler escaped. Wheeler deserted during the war while in Fiorida awaiting transportation to Cuba. He was serving a five-year sentence. Action Condemned. New York, May 10—At the meeting of the Board of Managers of the American Sabbath Union, the opening of the Pan-American Exposition at Buffaio on Sunday was discussed and Tesolu'ions were adopted denouncing _ the directors for disregarding the Petbs, tion of 2.C(0,000 individuals, represent’ ing a constituency of 22,(00.000 of ecclesiastical, civil, humanitarian and labor organizations, by deciding to throw open the gates of the exhibition on Sunday. The resolutions stamp the directors’ action as an affront to the Teligious Convictions of a majority of the people of the Empire State. Ministers of the Gospel throughout the ccuntry are asked in the resolutions to Preach upon the subject before the formal openirg of the Exposition on May 20.h, oe Wewspaperman Dies. Cuicaco, May 9—Charles G. Seymour, a well koown Chicago newspsperman, died shorily after midnight lust night at Ei Paso, Texas, of consumption, The remains will be brought bere for burial. Mr. Seymour began his newspaper career on the old Chi-. c2g0 Times about twenty years ago T Afterward he was connected with the Chicsgo Herald as news writer and night editor. When the Chicigo Chronicle was established he joined the edi L Hyman & Co. have secured the services of P, H. Skidmore, of San Francisco, an electrical engineer of Washington’ Electric Gro Generator for the ; urpose of lighting their store in Nevada City. The plant will havea Capacity of two hundred lights, onethird of which wiil.be used to display their magnificent stock of goods in the large show windows, It will be bata short time before it will be in operaJ.J. Bradley is here from Marysville. C. Worthley came down from WashDr. R. M. Hunt, who bas been sick for soma time, was able to be down town today. His mauy friends were glad to W. D. Vintoa left this morning for Richard Bennetts. will leave Monday Frank White was Strack in the eye with a rock while working at the Posey mine at Wiliow Valley. He wiil be A. W. and A. R. Barrell are here F. Hi ffer came down from the Yaba Suell & Fleming are to the front toThe Class bas made erery preparation Lady Spectators.... .25 Cents Gentlemen Spectators TELEPHONE NO. 41. ———-~-. when the train started. FRIDAY... ..May 10, 1901 Welt Lighted, received-a large boquet.: . aren. SANTA BARBARA, lunch, ra] driven through this city after havin Los ANGELEs, May 1o—The Presidential train started for Santa Barbara at six o’clock this morning. No public function was held in their hen The members of the party were all in bed this morning Sata Pauna, May to—The Presidential train arrived here at nine o'clock this morning. The train stopped but a few minutes while Mrs, The President made a few remarks before the school chil— ey May 10--The Presidential party was & partaken of their or this morning. McKinley THE STOCK MARKET IS FIRMER TODAY. ' better today, so. 4 New York, May 10—The stock market shows much A doubt is expressed, however, whether it will remain ‘The Clearing House has announced that all checks given by members yesterday have been accepted. The effect of this announcement fully disposed of the rumors of several failures, Towards noon traiding became ‘very brisk, and the advance of all stocks was very promisin g. When the, Exchange closed al siderably over yesterday’s prices. 1 stocks recovered conMURDERER HANGED AT SAN QU San QuENTIN, May 10—E. V. Methever was here at 10:30 o'clock this morning, pea He murdered Dorothy McKee, . Beach in September, 1899. : eee The deed was caused by jealousy and liqnor, Metheyer thing to do with him. Miss McKee and a lady friend , riding on a bicycle, and were run into by Methever, yi, knocked them off and kicked Miss McKee into ing and then shot her. Tae condemned man was accompanied to the ensib by a priest, and bore the ordeal bravely. 4 Counted the Money. School Children. Census Warshat J. C. Rich ; Files His Report, School Census Marshal J. C. Rich has filed his report of the school children for Nevada City with School Superintendent W. J. Rogers ‘The report, which is an elaborate one, has been preparei with much care. Number of white children between five aud seventeen years of age: Boya Girls. Total 478 428 Number of negro children between five and seventeen years of age: Boss Girls Total i 1) en a one 2 ae . 8 Total number of census children between five and seventeen years of age: BQOD oe areca scxswnicsdcktscc tea 909 Namber of children between five and seventeen years of age, who haye attended public schouls at any time during the school year: =ADOV Sr tics etme ne 654 Number of children between five and seventeen years of age, who have not attended school at any time during the echool year: OOS daedenes hak ibs wad eeu os ice 255 Number of children under tive years of age: White Negro Total TOOL 5 ee mod 292 1 293 Nativity of all children: Native Foreign Total : LLU ee ee 1195 7 1202 ainidiaeiniasaliadi Went to Auburn Help Us Celebrate. The invita‘ion committee for the Fourth of Jaly celebration at Nevada City does not intend to confine them‘selves to this county but willsend inVitations to different Places in Sierra, Yuba and Placer counties. The committee has chosen Jo vy. Bell of this city to employ the female brags band of Aubarn to come here and play on that day, and it is thought that they will undoubtedly come. Mr. Bell is well-acquaioted in Auburn, having lived there a long time, and left here this morniog on his mission. He wili also endeavor to get the Firemen and other organizations of that place to accompavy the band here. The committee is now making ar. rapgements for attraciions from various oiber places: An effort will be made to get the railroads to reducs the fare for people who come here to spend Independence Day. An invitation will be extended to the people of Marysville and the military company and the Parlor of Native Sons.at that place. The feeling for a. two-day celebration is rapidly growing. Marion De Vries Low, Stooxrton, May 10—Word from New Th2 Curse of Womankind t Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherlief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per-; 2 fectly harmless. Immediate relief, . © 25c. and 10c.a box. It cures neuralgia. . 8478 that he is very low, Yo Political Weaning. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. D ckerman, sole agent. GRADUATES’ BALL! —A Grand Dance will be given by— The Class of 1904 AT at di se ARMORY HALLa_ . th Friday Evening, June 24st. ee for the entertainment of their guests. eee THE BEST OF MUSIC. aft ickets, per couple sesesscd 50 Cents fro Da Vries to improve any. His trip to Earope ana and he may come out to California and man’s Headache Cure gives instant re-. ‘T¥ to uarse himself back to’ health publisnes an inspired statement of the tiring by Germans on the British tug jug to this version of the inciden:, toe boat belonged toa British lighterage company, at the time by the Oninese. It fouiea a bridge over the Pei Ho which the Germunus were Guarding. The Germans called a halt but the boatman tired. Tne Stutement concludes by acwithout politica) Siguificance, be aifecied with: Itis Dauseating 10 Laue’s Tea, tbe stomuch and bowels in proper coudition and make your breath clean. 25c and 60c a Package, DICKERMAN, sole agent. The co-part jog between North Columbia, solved, and the business will be here. J.F. Owens, A Reud, A. Masson, P: Kellaghan and F. Dav York says that ex-Congressman Marion is still ill and does not seem be Austrian Springs may be deterred gain. A later dispatoh, which ‘was reeived from a friend of Mr. De Vries, BERLIy, May 9—The Berliner Post Z0uat Tien Tsin Saturday. Accordbut was being pursued tempted to escape bistily. As they Sregarded the third Call, the waich rting that the incident was wholly the most disgusting thing one can Ose with whom you come ip coatact. teken at night, will keep For sale by H tf Dissolution of Co-Partuership. ip heretofore exist. ruff & Henricks ot Cal., has been diser conducted by Lauren Woodruff, m9 8 is came down m Forest City today. Go Set the People Ghere to thanthe books call for. B!oomfield, NOTICE! California, until tain contract now on file said City Hall. A copy which contract will be furnished on application. W. H. Martin, B.S. Recror, J. H. Rocsrs, Committee. This afternoon Supervisor William A. Martin, District Atcorney E. B. Power and County Oerk F. LL. Arbogast counted the money ini the County Treasury and found there to be $76,049 88, which amount is 65 cents more J. H. O'Connor is down from North Sealed proposals will be received at the City Hall, Broad street, Nevada City, Tuesday, May 21, rgo1, At 12 o’clock m, for the. construction of a stone culvert on Qregon Ravine, in said Nevada City, which culvert is to begin at the northwest erly side of York street and extend to Pine and Commercial streets, being about 230 ‘feet 6 inches:in length. Said ‘culvert to be constructed and materials furnished in accordance with the terms of a cerfhe undersigned committee reserves the right: to reject any and all bids. NEvapa City, Cal, May 9, I9oOT. Something —Out of the— Ordinary! Horn, some “wCROCKERYo” on. Ever brought to this city. . one. GROUND COFFEE at Try a pound. of Ground to order. TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE ROUSE Wholesale and Retail FRANK TAYLOR, Pro. prictor of the Commer-ial Tea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape of the finest He will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every Taylor’s Own at 25c per Ib. Roasted Daily on the premises IF-SAMPLES FREE_gey] WE LIKE «CHANGE. Siigey Ooroae Ways gives the wood-work of & room a good ap Over old paint or new wood THE a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS y, Rose. Wood, Walnut, Ebony. You will be ‘surprised at the ease With which you can entirely change the erpecaancs of yourroom. Let us you Some good things we know toria) staff of that paper. His brother, Horatio Seymour, is publisher of the Chronicle. Arrested and Set Free. — “Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: If the first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the luogs developed, the breath set free, we nred not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lings is the Proper treatment for the first cough, No other remedy has faved so many from consumption. . Large bottles 25c, end. 650c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. . Belgian Hare For Sale. Ladies Dress! The fact is if Boots? Just a little r 9. Pretty ankles © boots, little better in quality. A few of those Belgian hare left. Two doll rs per pair. Inquire at Kistle’s house: . ¢n Pork avenue, next to Pine Grove Cemetery. milo . $2.50 and $3! Ladies Oxfords, where, Come here. Vici Kid And any styles of heels icher in effect, and a good bit lo can be you like dressy footwear—just a little newer in style. about the Stain, Lp By Varnish Svan HOUSE: CLEANING TIME___. Is now upon us and you will need something in the 4.PAINT. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. Call or send for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 Four Electric Fans. Advance tn Wages, The Armory Association have men Hannrssune, May oA se 4 at work today putting in four electric been posted at the Penneyivanie 1 fans at their hall. These fans will keep Works, ‘announcing that wore the air cool and Leelee ate arte June Ist the wages at the works of the summer inonths, a i sical appreciated by. thosewho at-. be restored fo the rates in fores b om, tend the dances or entertainments . January 1,1901, This is an advang ‘hat may be given there during the. of about ten per cent. The comp, warm weather. employs nearly 7000 men. MAHER & CO. HOUSE-CLEANING TIME. not at all. Tear down the old Curtains and get new ones. It must be done now Lapigs—See MAHER’S windows. kind you want. Never before have w LACE CURTAINS. . 3 YDS LONG--VERY GOOD—for 75 cts. a pair, 3% YDS LONG—-VERY GOop INDEED — $1 00; window, 3% YDS LONG—-VERY window. 3% YDS LONG--NEW DESIGN—$¢1 50 3% YDS LONG—EXTRA VALUE—$z2 oo. LACE CURTAINS at $2 50, $3, $3.50, $4 50, $5 50, $6 LATEST IN RUFFLE CURTAINS At MAHER’S. Never miss us when you want want thy latest. Respectfully, MAHER & Co Come to us for White Goods. Com# M. & CO, They have just ; had such a stock of g ‘i CC HANDSOME —-§1 2¢; ; See Parasol. Window! to us for Wash Goods. ANOTHER BARREL] of those very fine, fancy mixed pickles has only just been opened:-the kind that make your mouth water when} you think of them—the sour kind—the kind most people like. 50 CTS. > per gal. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer SPRING . MILLIN ERY OPENING We know we can please you with these pickles see e Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS TETREAU i EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING . HATS. Sole Agents W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street Properly fitted here with the right sort of dress Just a wer in price than you see elseThis store is the fountatn head of new ideas. Boots, Children’s Shoes. and toes in buttons and lace. All sizes and widths. fora in to Sto farnish the best sh b . 00 Shows asi ety 0e8 obtainable eu’a spd $3 Shoes th, Oar $2 50 and $8 fabio es you may have formed of what that m $$ $2.50 and $3.00 Men’s Shoes. $3 Shoes demand more weari for the pri be more expensive grades. fcund elsewhere Shoes are veritable surprises in ll Og quality for the mone ce. No matter what th bere is more wea : r claim y than from higher price grades. 0u".° at price may Lae It é as true of our $2 50 i our T, More style and more service quality io for the same money. . ° merit, material, finish, style and service. ‘They will excel any ides a young lady at Leaf was a married man and Miss McKee refused to have an _-day rested its case. FRIDAY.-. pe oee Personal P% F. BR. Reinch is. he mento. F. Moore of Forest € to this city. ae J. Irwin arrived her from San Francisco, V. A. Wine is here « days from St. Louis. City Treasurer E. J. } turned from Sacrament, James Rood has retur: days’ visit .to Sacrament F. C. Barry. of Saor here on the morning tra Superintendent Dans turned to Gaston Ridge Miss Cassie Archer ret Juan today after a visit Meek. pe J. A. Brant of the Re Omega arrived yesterc Francisco. Mrs. Frank L. Erskine Arizona, is the guest o. Hicks, of this city. W. H. Mead of Washin been here spending a few home this morning. George Tallon and Will have returned from their Sacramento Carnival. J.N. Peller arrived he ing from Sutter Creek . morning for Sierra City. Geo. Sargent arrived he ing from San Francisco ; morning for Quaker Hill. W. W. Miller arrived he ing from San Francisco ¢ morning for Camptonvillg Dr. E. A. Da Millieu a: bert, of North Bloomtie yesterday from a trip to C Mre. B. Oabill, who has ing with appendicitis at rapidly recovering and is a Miss Hatcher of Columb has been visiting Miss Ct New York Hotel, returned ing to her home. ‘ Geo. W. Reeks returned from Sacramento, where . on account of the sickne Reeks, who is in the hoep: city. A.R. Lord, C. E. Mullo; Murchie will leave Sand: for San Francisco to attend Lodge of Odd Fellows, whic vene there Tuesday mornin; Is Known Here In last evening’s San Frat letin appears an excellent little Miss Gladys Montag ter of W. W. Montague, tt who is well-known here. lady visited here for som summer and gave several . in fancy dancing at the Kn ers’ platform. She is to dai Albambra theater in San ne xt week. Bank Official Sz CLEVELAND, May 9—R. . who is reported to have kill in Seattle yesterday, was P the Ouyahoga Savings an Company of this city. He s of age, married and had thre He was the promoter of which closed its doors las Pollock disappeared ten da had not been ‘definitely pl the news of his reported Bt tion reached this city. The of the bank .is.as yet a mat jecture, its books being in t! a Receiver, who is making a! tion and whose report is ex) day or two. The bank posits tothe extent of $34 sum of money was not in possession at the time of . sion. A Upurder (6 Campripes, Mass., May fense in the Eastman murd The & recess until tomorrow mo! the arguments of counsel gun. See, To Our Customer: We have recently sold City Lumber Yard to Me: & D. Marsh and are anxio all our Nevada accounts . possible. For your conv have arranged with the Cit of Nevada City, to receive Us and receipt for the same We thank ‘you for past solicit your patronage fo cessors, ~ Yours very tr m3-lw Tow.e ————_+-s 0-2 Catarrh Cannot Be With Jocal applications, . not reach the seat of . Catarrh is a blood or cons » ase, and in order to cure j take internul remedies. Hs Care is taken internally, : rectly on the blood and n faces. Hall’s Catarrh Oo quack medicine. It was p One.of the best. physici: country for years, and is a Scription. It is composer the best tonics known, cot the best blood purifiers, Tectly.on the mucous su Perfect combination of Sredients is what produce ot results in _oaring os or testimonials Ben) F. J. OHENEY & C —_ bs raggists, : rice ' by di P . Hall’s Pamiie Pills are tt o

if Issaod Bory Evening, Sundays Rxcopt ' AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TEE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALEINS.} od THE PRESIDENT = IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ; Delivered to any part of the city. TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION: SIME, es eg ae $6 Per Year By Carrier, ~ 12 1-2c Per Week L. Hyman & Co. Will Have Fine Illumination. many yeare’ experience, to install tion, Personal Pointers. ington today. See him out again. Sacramedio, for a visit to San F-ancisco, layed up for a few deys. from Oukland. mnine today. day’ with a new advertisement annouccing that they have the finest of rugs and carpets in Stock, which they ” will sell at reasonable prices, John Curnow is over from Cherokee Miss C. bree, of Bree’s Ranch, is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jobn T. ' Morgan. Killed By a Prisoner. CuIcaco, May 9—Private Cumber lidge, while on sentry duty at Fort: Sheridan, last night, was kil‘ed by Smith Wheeler, a prisoner ia the guard house. Wheeler crept up behind Cum berlidge and snatched the centinel’s Trifle. In the scuffle that followed Cumberlidge was clubbed to death with the rifle. Wheeler escaped. Wheeler deserted during the war while in Fiorida awaiting transportation to Cuba. He was serving a five-year sentence. Action Condemned. New York, May 10—At the meeting of the Board of Managers of the American Sabbath Union, the opening of the Pan-American Exposition at Buffaio on Sunday was discussed and Tesolu'ions were adopted denouncing _ the directors for disregarding the Petbs, tion of 2.C(0,000 individuals, represent’ ing a constituency of 22,(00.000 of ecclesiastical, civil, humanitarian and labor organizations, by deciding to throw open the gates of the exhibition on Sunday. The resolutions stamp the directors’ action as an affront to the Teligious Convictions of a majority of the people of the Empire State. Ministers of the Gospel throughout the ccuntry are asked in the resolutions to Preach upon the subject before the formal openirg of the Exposition on May 20.h, oe Wewspaperman Dies. Cuicaco, May 9—Charles G. Seymour, a well koown Chicago newspsperman, died shorily after midnight lust night at Ei Paso, Texas, of consumption, The remains will be brought bere for burial. Mr. Seymour began his newspaper career on the old Chi-. c2g0 Times about twenty years ago T Afterward he was connected with the Chicsgo Herald as news writer and night editor. When the Chicigo Chronicle was established he joined the edi L Hyman & Co. have secured the services of P, H. Skidmore, of San Francisco, an electrical engineer of Washington’ Electric Gro Generator for the ; urpose of lighting their store in Nevada City. The plant will havea Capacity of two hundred lights, onethird of which wiil.be used to display their magnificent stock of goods in the large show windows, It will be bata short time before it will be in operaJ.J. Bradley is here from Marysville. C. Worthley came down from WashDr. R. M. Hunt, who bas been sick for soma time, was able to be down town today. His mauy friends were glad to W. D. Vintoa left this morning for Richard Bennetts. will leave Monday Frank White was Strack in the eye with a rock while working at the Posey mine at Wiliow Valley. He wiil be A. W. and A. R. Barrell are here F. Hi ffer came down from the Yaba Suell & Fleming are to the front toThe Class bas made erery preparation Lady Spectators....... .25 Cents Gentlemen Spectators TELEPHONE NO. 41. ———-~-. when the train started. FRIDAY...... ...May 10, 1901 Welt Lighted, received-a large boquet.: . aren. SANTA BARBARA, lunch, ra] driven through this city after havin Los ANGELEs, May 1o—The Presidential train started for Santa Barbara at six o’clock this morning. No public function was held in their hen The members of the party were all in bed this morning Sata Pauna, May to—The Presidential train arrived here at nine o'clock this morning. The train stopped but a few minutes while Mrs, The President made a few remarks before the school chil— ey May 10--The Presidential party was & partaken of their or this morning. McKinley THE STOCK MARKET IS FIRMER TODAY. ' better today, so. 4 New York, May 10—The stock market shows much A doubt is expressed, however, whether it will remain ‘The Clearing House has announced that all checks given by members yesterday have been accepted. The effect of this announcement fully disposed of the rumors of several failures, Towards noon traiding became ‘very brisk, and the advance of all stocks was very promisin g. When the, Exchange closed al siderably over yesterday’s prices. 1 stocks recovered conMURDERER HANGED AT SAN QU San QuENTIN, May 10—E. V. Methever was here at 10:30 o'clock this morning, pea He murdered Dorothy McKee, . Beach in September, 1899. : eee The deed was caused by jealousy and liqnor, Metheyer thing to do with him. Miss McKee and a lady friend , riding on a bicycle, and were run into by Methever, yi, knocked them off and kicked Miss McKee into ing and then shot her. Tae condemned man was accompanied to the ensib by a priest, and bore the ordeal bravely. 4 Counted the Money. School Children. Census Warshat J. C. Rich ; Files His Report, School Census Marshal J. C. Rich has filed his report of the school children for Nevada City with School Superintendent W. J. Rogers ‘The report, which is an elaborate one, has been preparei with much care. Number of white children between five aud seventeen years of age: Boya Girls. Total 478 428 Number of negro children between five and seventeen years of age: Boss Girls Total i 1) en a one 2 ae . 8 Total number of census children between five and seventeen years of age: BQOD oe areca scxswnicsdcktscc tea 909 Namber of children between five and seventeen years of age, who haye attended public schouls at any time during the school year: =ADOV Sr tics etme ne 654 Number of children between five and seventeen years of age, who have not attended school at any time during the echool year: OOS daedenes hak ibs wad eeu os ice 255 Number of children under tive years of age: White Negro Total TOOL 5 ee mod 292 1 293 Nativity of all children: Native Foreign Total : LLU ee ee 1195 7 1202 ainidiaeiniasaliadi Went to Auburn Help Us Celebrate. The invita‘ion committee for the Fourth of Jaly celebration at Nevada City does not intend to confine them‘selves to this county but willsend inVitations to different Places in Sierra, Yuba and Placer counties. The committee has chosen Jo vy. Bell of this city to employ the female brags band of Aubarn to come here and play on that day, and it is thought that they will undoubtedly come. Mr. Bell is well-acquaioted in Auburn, having lived there a long time, and left here this morniog on his mission. He wili also endeavor to get the Firemen and other organizations of that place to accompavy the band here. The committee is now making ar. rapgements for attraciions from various oiber places: An effort will be made to get the railroads to reducs the fare for people who come here to spend Independence Day. An invitation will be extended to the people of Marysville and the military company and the Parlor of Native Sons.at that place. The feeling for a. two-day celebration is rapidly growing. Marion De Vries Low, Stooxrton, May 10—Word from New Th2 Curse of Womankind t Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherlief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per-; 2 fectly harmless. Immediate relief, . © 25c. and 10c.a box. It cures neuralgia. . 8478 that he is very low, Yo Political Weaning. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. D ckerman, sole agent. GRADUATES’ BALL! —A Grand Dance will be given by— The Class of 1904 AT at di se ARMORY HALLa_ . th Friday Evening, June 24st. ee for the entertainment of their guests. eee THE BEST OF MUSIC. aft ickets, per couple sesesscd 50 Cents fro Da Vries to improve any. His trip to Earope ana and he may come out to California and man’s Headache Cure gives instant re-. ‘T¥ to uarse himself back to’ health publisnes an inspired statement of the tiring by Germans on the British tug jug to this version of the inciden:, toe boat belonged toa British lighterage company, at the time by the Oninese. It fouiea a bridge over the Pei Ho which the Germunus were Guarding. The Germans called a halt but the boatman tired. Tne Stutement concludes by acwithout politica) Siguificance, be aifecied with: Itis Dauseating 10 Laue’s Tea, tbe stomuch and bowels in proper coudition and make your breath clean. 25c and 60c a Package, DICKERMAN, sole agent. The co-part jog between North Columbia, solved, and the business will be here. J.F. Owens, A Reud, A. Masson, P: Kellaghan and F. Dav York says that ex-Congressman Marion is still ill and does not seem be Austrian Springs may be deterred gain. A later dispatoh, which ‘was reeived from a friend of Mr. De Vries, BERLIy, May 9—The Berliner Post Z0uat Tien Tsin Saturday. Accordbut was being pursued tempted to escape bistily. As they Sregarded the third Call, the waich rting that the incident was wholly the most disgusting thing one can Ose with whom you come ip coatact. teken at night, will keep For sale by H tf Dissolution of Co-Partuership. ip heretofore exist. ruff & Henricks ot Cal., has been diser conducted by Lauren Woodruff, m9 8 is came down m Forest City today. Go Set the People Ghere to thanthe books call for. B!oomfield, NOTICE! California, until tain contract now on file said City Hall. A copy which contract will be furnished on application. W. H. Martin, B.S. Recror, J. H. Rocsrs, Committee. This afternoon Supervisor William A. Martin, District Atcorney E. B. Power and County Oerk F. LL. Arbogast counted the money ini the County Treasury and found there to be $76,049 88, which amount is 65 cents more J. H. O'Connor is down from North Sealed proposals will be received at the City Hall, Broad street, Nevada City, Tuesday, May 21, rgo1, At 12 o’clock m, for the. construction of a stone culvert on Qregon Ravine, in said Nevada City, which culvert is to begin at the northwest erly side of York street and extend to Pine and Commercial streets, being about 230 ‘feet 6 inches:in length. Said ‘culvert to be constructed and materials furnished in accordance with the terms of a cerfhe undersigned committee reserves the right: to reject any and all bids. NEvapa City, Cal, May 9, I9oOT. Something —Out of the— Ordinary! Horn, some “wCROCKERYo” on. Ever brought to this city. . one. GROUND COFFEE at Try a pound. of Ground to order.

TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE ROUSE Wholesale and Retail FRANK TAYLOR, Pro. prictor of the Commer-ial Tea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape of the finest He will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every Taylor’s Own at 25c per Ib. Roasted Daily on the premises IF-SAMPLES FREE_gey] WE LIKE «CHANGE. Siigey Ooroae Ways gives the wood-work of & room a good ap Over old paint or new wood THE a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS y, Rose. Wood, Walnut, Ebony. You will be ‘surprised at the ease With which you can entirely change the erpecaancs of yourroom. Let us you Some good things we know toria) staff of that paper. His brother, Horatio Seymour, is publisher of the Chronicle. Arrested and Set Free. — “Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: If the first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the luogs developed, the breath set free, we nred not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lings is the Proper treatment for the first cough, No other remedy has faved so many from consumption. . Large bottles 25c, end. 650c. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. . Belgian Hare For Sale. Ladies Dress! The fact is if Boots? Just a little r 9. Pretty ankles © boots, little better in quality. A few of those Belgian hare left. Two doll rs per pair. Inquire at Kistle’s house: . ¢n Pork avenue, next to Pine Grove Cemetery. milo . $2.50 and $3! Ladies Oxfords, where, Come here. Vici Kid And any styles of heels icher in effect, and a good bit lo can be you like dressy footwear—just a little newer in style. about the Stain, Lp By Varnish Svan HOUSE: CLEANING TIME___. Is now upon us and you will need something in the 4..PAINT.. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. Call or send for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 Four Electric Fans. Advance tn Wages, The Armory Association have men Hannrssune, May oA se 4 at work today putting in four electric been posted at the Penneyivanie 1 fans at their hall. These fans will keep Works, ‘announcing that wore the air cool and Leelee ate arte June Ist the wages at the works of the summer inonths, a i sical appreciated by. thosewho at-. be restored fo the rates in fores b om, tend the dances or entertainments . January 1,1901, This is an advang ‘hat may be given there during the. of about ten per cent. The comp, warm weather. employs nearly 7000 men. MAHER & CO. HOUSE-CLEANING TIME. not at all. Tear down the old Curtains and get new ones. It must be done now Lapigs—See MAHER’S windows. kind you want. Never before have w LACE CURTAINS. . 3 YDS LONG--VERY GOOD—for 75 cts. a pair, 3% YDS LONG—-VERY GOop INDEED — $1 00; window, 3% YDS LONG—-VERY window. 3% YDS LONG--NEW DESIGN—$¢1 50 3% YDS LONG—EXTRA VALUE—$z2 oo. LACE CURTAINS at $2 50, $3, $3.50, $4 50, $5 50, $6 LATEST IN RUFFLE CURTAINS At MAHER’S. Never miss us when you want want thy latest. Respectfully, MAHER & Co Come to us for White Goods. Com# M. & CO, They have just ; had such a stock of g ‘i CC HANDSOME —-§1 2¢; ; See Parasol. Window! to us for Wash Goods. ANOTHER BARREL] of those very fine, fancy mixed pickles has only just been opened:-the kind that make your mouth water when} you think of them—the sour kind—the kind most people like. 50 CTS. > per gal. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer SPRING . MILLIN ERY OPENING We know we can please you with these pickles see e Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS TETREAU i EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING . HATS. Sole Agents W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street Properly fitted here with the right sort of dress Just a wer in price than you see elseThis store is the fountatn head of new ideas. Boots, Children’s Shoes. and toes in buttons and lace. All sizes and widths. fora in to Sto farnish the best sh b . 00 Shows asi ety 0e8 obtainable eu’a spd $3 Shoes th, Oar $2 50 and $8 fabio es you may have formed of what that m $$ $2.50 and $3.00 Men’s Shoes. $3 Shoes demand more weari for the pri be more expensive grades. fcund elsewhere Shoes are veritable surprises in ll Og quality for the mone ce. No matter what th bere is more wea : r claim y than from higher price grades. 0u".° at price may Lae It é as true of our $2 50 i our T, More style and more service quality io for the same money. . ° merit, material, finish, style and service. ‘They will excel any ides a young lady at Leaf was a married man and Miss McKee refused to have an _-day rested its case. FRIDAY..-. pe oee Personal P% F. BR. Reinch is. he mento. F. Moore of Forest € to this city. ae J. Irwin arrived her from San Francisco, V. A. Wine is here « days from St. Louis. City Treasurer E. J. } turned from Sacrament, James Rood has retur: days’ visit .to Sacrament F. C. Barry. of Saor here on the morning tra Superintendent Dans turned to Gaston Ridge Miss Cassie Archer ret Juan today after a visit Meek. pe J. A. Brant of the Re Omega arrived yesterc Francisco. Mrs. Frank L. Erskine Arizona, is the guest o. Hicks, of this city. W. H. Mead of Washin been here spending a few home this morning. George Tallon and Will have returned from their Sacramento Carnival. J.N. Peller arrived he ing from Sutter Creek . morning for Sierra City. Geo. Sargent arrived he ing from San Francisco ; morning for Quaker Hill. W. W. Miller arrived he ing from San Francisco ¢ morning for Camptonvillg Dr. E. A. Da Millieu a: bert, of North Bloomtie yesterday from a trip to C Mre. B. Oabill, who has ing with appendicitis at rapidly recovering and is a Miss Hatcher of Columb has been visiting Miss Ct New York Hotel, returned ing to her home. ‘ Geo. W. Reeks returned from Sacramento, where . on account of the sickne Reeks, who is in the hoep: city. A.R. Lord, C. E. Mullo; Murchie will leave Sand: for San Francisco to attend Lodge of Odd Fellows, whic vene there Tuesday mornin; Is Known Here In last evening’s San Frat letin appears an excellent little Miss Gladys Montag ter of W. W. Montague, tt who is well-known here. lady visited here for som summer and gave several . in fancy dancing at the Kn ers’ platform. She is to dai Albambra theater in San ne xt week. Bank Official Sz CLEVELAND, May 9—R. . who is reported to have kill in Seattle yesterday, was P the Ouyahoga Savings an Company of this city. He s of age, married and had thre He was the promoter of which closed its doors las Pollock disappeared ten da had not been ‘definitely pl the news of his reported Bt tion reached this city. The of the bank .is.as yet a mat jecture, its books being in t! a Receiver, who is making a! tion and whose report is ex) day or two. The bank posits tothe extent of $34 sum of money was not in possession at the time of . sion. A Upurder (6 Campripes, Mass., May fense in the Eastman murd The & recess until tomorrow mo! the arguments of counsel gun. See, To Our Customer: We have recently sold City Lumber Yard to Me: & D. Marsh and are anxio all our Nevada accounts . possible. For your conv have arranged with the Cit of Nevada City, to receive Us and receipt for the same We thank ‘you for past solicit your patronage fo cessors, ~ Yours very tr m3-lw Tow.e ————_+-s 0-2 Catarrh Cannot Be With Jocal applications, . not reach the seat of . 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