May 2, 1902 (4 pages)

pines within we icate that the (is lap-to-date Steam fire oy ‘gines, two hook d four hose he Tt of the equiy fet toM ‘ and Chief Bo Hled ia read a a Smuke, ‘bo ' it Rector Bros, ” da Ci rs e Wind [.25, $1.50, 7 and $1.50, of Taffeta i 1 grand goods it we are show > are showing, Ike. eautiful line of Id ats will ba aold d . sale for $8.50, . —~@e— 4 eof Blegant Oni y low prices. —-eo-— and see them, . 7K 9 Gras . Kinds ‘ving Sets, Salad Sets, ive Spoons. t e Jewel : ion . ater ‘wheat i red by the: ; cate biscuits ® Groce k of Clocksh oo eel 1 Our Spee " artul BEET, NEVA a vielt. ig mama EG 3 es conee este May 2,-1992 g and Coming. ng. 1 W. Smith is here from OhiAvna Kayser of Louisville is a visit. Reyno is00. ee Darrett of Los Angeles is jds hes returned from 1 Qsborne came Up from San. no last evening. : ; Mathew of Berkeley was the arrivals bere last night. Boeckman arrived here last from San Frascieco in the in& Company, . abe and H. Sherusiig arre last evening from San FranMavnab Cundy of Sierra City guest of Richard Moore and W. H, McCord and family took pparture this morning for Los Lane and H, J. Wright left rnipg-forMarysville on busi-. ; Barrett, Hecker and Turney nwn on yesterday’s stage from Bloom field. Antone Miller, daughter and lorned last evening from San 0. abel Hughes left this mornNorth Bloomfleld to visit Mra, ones. dA, Reipe arrived here yesHrom San Francisco and left rning for Downieville. frank Mitchell and child arere last evening from San soon their way to Washing_@. Turner of Quaker Hill reere last evening from a visit ancisco. ntendent Gus Kartschoke, daughter left this morning Francisco. Beis her ie down. es Washing: eOarthy returned to, WashOday, Phoebe Andrews who has been the past two weeks, is now conit. Hendricks came down from ille today and left for San BE, Schoefleld and child came om Graniteville this morning or San Francisco, : orthup wae over from North b today, alering Notiee. bomas Taylor of this city has a eopy of the Butte , City, Miner, which: eontains a If-tone likeness and very account of her nephew, Joe ho is the manager of an amajstrel company which recently performance at Oenterville, + The Miner speaks very the young man’s ability as a and claims the performance ed in a way which would do even old and experienced @ business. Mr. Duffy is the ory Duffy who used to live lat and was for years an at‘the TRANSORIPT office. lowing iteme are taken from. ee Republican of yesterday: 0. F. McGlashan has sold nD block N of the McGlashan to Abel Mausset, who will at once the erection of a Patten bad a narrow escape Morning,from getting killed, i from the front of the enthe gauntlet of his glove h the flag staff of the pilot dragged some distance, A 8 were his only injuries. road ~compsny ie making Umber of improvements in bad of Eastern ladies paseed nh: Monday, enroute for Los > attend the meeting of the deration of Women’s Olubs. _————_—_—___— Otntments for Catarrh tha Ontain Mercury. : y will surely destroy the bell and completely derange , System when entering it He mucous surfaces, Such buld never be used except on hs from ° reputable physine damage they’ will do ia ten 800d you can,possibly dehem. Hall’s Uatarrh Gare, ed by F. J. Cheney & Oo. Contains no mereu , an nternally, aeting directly Ood and mucous surfaces of Pp Hall’s Guierrh a ge! nuine. It Wes and ores in Toi. ae . J. Cheney & Co, all Druggists, price 750 per nily Plile are the best. For Sale at a Bargain. meee: * Hand Ranch, situated near ll te offered ata bargain. down and balance on time. Brown & Morgan. tf a Schmidt wi the tobaoes ites, “te ENS ae ji {An Bnthuslastic Meeting. ts At. Memorial Grove, Sacramenjtendance. After a to, Yesterday. ee The fitth anniversary of the planting of the Memoria} Grove in Capital Park, Sacramento, saya the Bee, was celebrated with impressive ceremenies. by the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic yesterday afternoon, There was au immense Crowd {in atshort speesh Mrs, Belle S. Herr, Rev. W. K, la pastor of the Sixth-Street Methodist Oburch followed with a fervid invocation. The oration was delivered by Assistant At'orney-General Charles TN. Post, one of the very best orators iu Oaliternia. His peroration was as follows: “It was a beautiful and poetic in*p'ration that promp‘ed Mrs, Elisa H. Waggoner, of Edward’ Roby Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., of Sacramento, to suggest the planting of this MemoTial Grove, thus blendiug the most beautifal production of Nature into a living, growing monument to valor and patriotism. “The surprisingly rapid and luxurious growth of this Memorial Grove would seem to indicate that the very eoil and elements of California respond sensibly to patriotic sentiment, and are ‘actually permeated with the same undying love of country aud reverence for loity and patriotic deeds which dis. tinguished ber people ; and, coming as these trees d> from battlefields once drenched with the blood of heroes, their roots nourished, perhaps, by the ensanguined flood, I might say, with Omar Kbayyam : I sometimes think that never blows so red The rose as where some buried Caceer bled. “As time rolled on and the seasons Wwex and wane, and these trees shall strengthen, and grow in size and beauty, and the benificent effects flowing from the events which they commemorate are more and more fully understood and appreciated, this spot will become a shrine at which all true American men and women will ancover their beads and in their heart of hearts and firmly resolve that ** ‘Liberty and Usion, now and forever, one and inseparable’ shall be the abibboleth of their national faith.” Then followed the planting of a tree from the home of the late President McKinley, at Canton, Ohio, by Secretary of State Chas. F. Curry, assisted by thirty little school children. Secretary Ourry delivered an address, in which he said: “The people of the United States, particularly the people of California and more particularly the people of Sac-, ramento, are under great obligations’ to Mrs. Waggoner and other noble women of the Grand Army of the Republic for the existence of this beautiful and sacred Memorial Grove composed of trees gathered from each of the great battlefields of the Civil War. We of the North of another generation admire the heroism and devution of the Confederates to their cause and the sone of Confederates are today gied that during the late war with Spain they marched side by side with the sons of the Northern veterans un-. der tke Stars and Stripes, “The South believed their cause was right, but the arbitrament of arms determined in favor of ‘Liberty and Unjon, now and forever, one and I{nsep-; arable.’ “Our late martyred President, Wm. McKinley, did not permit sectional feeling nor political prejudices to warp bis judgment and as a result ex-Confederute and ex-Union officers wore the American uniform, and both assisted in freeing Cuba of Spanish misrule. Since tbe war with Spain this again is indeed oue country. “We are here today to plant a tree to the memory of that model American Chrietian gentleman, our martyred President William McKinley. William McKinley was great in every -walk of life, as a son, asa brother, as a soldier, asa lawyer, as a statesman, as President and as husband, His domestic life was an ideal lifeand under his administration as President the United States prospered as no other country hes prospered before in a similar length of time. “This tree which we plant to this man’s memory today was sent to Mrs. Woeggoner and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic by McKinley ‘Post, No 25, of Oauton, Obio. It is from the McKinley homestead in Oanton, Mey ittake root and thrive ia California soil and may the children and the children’s children of those present today bask under its shadow may future generations imbibe principles of true Americanism and patriotism.” TT bright eye keeps her bowels active ee her stomach in good order Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative ane a great digestive aid. It clears up . complexion, drives the yellow from teye, and keeps the kidneys in a healt’ 2 ful condition. Get a 25c. packege an try it tonight. For sale by H. ane a man, sole agent. Keep Your Bowels Strong, ipati i hen onstipation or diarrhea w he ee are out of _order. Cor carets Candy Cathartic will sy . them act naturally. Genuine ary stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, sec. last Night-Grand Thé Fourth ‘of Jaly meeting at the City Holl last night wae large and ‘Much enthusiasm was manifested. It was made up of representative citizene and the preliminary arrangements were made for holding one of the grandest. celebrations ever held in the county. ai W. H. Martin, chairman of the mittee appointed by the Chamba of Commerce, took the chair. Judge Walling then stated that the matter should come properly to a head by being declared a citizens’ mess meeting, and that the citizens should select their chairman, as up to this time the citizens bad not taken action. Marshal Selected. Liverpool Post, one third of th 84,000,000 pounds capital of the shipping combine will be required to liquidate paper leo says thet a substantial proportiun of the preference sbares will be handed over to the owners of. the White Star Lige. sho will alo get 8,000 000 pounds in cash fromm the sale, of the debentures. Beate nation W. H. Martin, who was seconded by J. M. Walling, Mr, Martin was the choice of the meeting and occnpied the chair, ‘Secretary 0. W; Chapman being absent at Santa Cruz, Jas. F. Colley was unanimously elected assistant secretary. : The communieation from Grass Valley accepting the invitation to participate with Nevada City in her celebration was received with cheers. B. 8. Rector, Hugh Murchie and 8. Lee Leiter were appointed a committee to draft a suitable reply to the acceptance. ‘ be appointed was the wish of B, 8. Rector, but Judge Walling interposed @ motion that the chairman of each sub-committee be named by the chairman of the meeting, the sub-sommittee chairman to select the members of his committee. The motion was carried, ‘ H. J. Wright was selected as chairman 0! the invitation committee. A motion was made and carried that the following committees be selected: Advertising, finance, music, afternoon amusemente,evening amusements, morning parade, Goddess of Liberty, specialties, transportation balle, Chinese, salutes, decorations, illaminations. ; Mejor P. F. Simonds was unanimously chosen to act as Grand Marshal of the Fourth of July parade. A motion was made to reconsider the former vote whereby it was decided to celebrate on one day only, which was carried. A motion was then made that W. H. ‘Dunlap be appointed chairman of the finance committee, and it was -carried unsanimoadsly. Mr. Dunlap isto appoint the subscription committee, and two liste will be circulated among the business men to ascertain their views in regard to & one or two days, celebration, If sufficient fands are subscribed there will be a two days celebration. For Nome, Parties for Nome, St. Michael avd Arctic Pointe, should take the steamer Garobne, leaving San Francisco, May 26th. Steamer Lyra, carrying freight only, will eail from San Francisco, May 25th, -These are the finest steamers and the finestservice. Most favorable rates for passengers and freight. Write for further particulars at once. See ad in another column of the TranSORIPT, Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It If. he had Itching Piles. “They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arpica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Oure guarapteed, Sold by W. D. Vioton, renee Political Announcements. For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the decieion of the Republican nominating convention. SANTAL CAPSULES ~ Hugh Marchie then placed in nomi-. That an invitation. committee of five} Beer Goes Up. Sroxawe, Wash., Mey 1—A war in beer prices, which has beén going on fa Spokane for two years, ended yesterday ‘in consolidation of the two big brewing companies. the Spokene and Galland-Bark, with a capital of $1,0°0,000. Asa result prices have been advanced from $1 to.¢2 per barrel. Business Locals. For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Mince meat in balk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, . a6tt The choicest brande of whisky and cigare can be found at W.J. Bair. axp Council Chambers. Try them. tf Lovelem® is nog selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery, Try it and you willalwaye bay it. ae \~ mov6-tt If you want « good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in nd see Wm. Barry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The best half and balf can be found at the Council Ohambers, corner'of Broad and Pine Sts. Sote per glass. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall/-tf . Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put ona cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalde and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drag store. eo The next time you oall fora drink try Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it, is pure. All first-class dealers sell it. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., San-Francisco, sole proprietors. It you knew that “Jesee Moore’ Whisky was the best and purest on earth you'd have Ho other. It is the best, but we cannot prove it except you try it. Try it, of . tlonbrook Park NEXT Susrdeas, MAY 4, 1902. ~ BASEBALL A good game of Baseball will be played “ the, teams from GRASS VALLEY —and—— NEVADA CITY There will be Foot Races, Horse Races, etc, also Grand Gate Prizes. ADMISSION, .25 .cts.; Ladies Free. Fare, 6 cents, —— \ “Come every ene, Fun for all. u Candies Are All for fan. Due and Cond Marshmellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, Hard Candy Novelties. FOLEY'S ~ Mevada City. 18 Commercial Street =~ infallible } * t Still Talking. Denver, May 1—When General . Fanston’s attention was called to the declaration of General MacArthur that he (MacArthur) was responsitle for methods used in the captare of Aguinaldo, he said: “That is right. I got up the plan and submitted it to Gensubmitted to him and he {ndorsed it. Then the expedition was entered upon and carried out, resulting in the capture of Agoinaldo, General MecArthar is perfectly: right in what he eays.”Defective Switch Kanora, Mo., May 1—The verdict of the Coroner’s jury on the Santa Fe wreck at Oana, Mo, has been returned ee follows: “We, the jury, find that Santa Fe train, No. 4, Uslifornia limited, was wrecked at Cams, Mo., through a defective switch and a defective track.” U. R. K. of P, Notice! The members of Mountain Company, No, 16, U. R. K. of P., will meet at Pythian Custle, Friday night, May 2d, 1902, for reorganization and election, Basiness of importance will be transacted. All members are requested to be present, W. G. Ricuarps, Captain. A Raging, Roaring Flood Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. ©, Ellis, of Lisbon, Is,, had to repair. “Standing waist deep in icy water, he writes, “gave mea terrible cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux City and Omaba said I had Consumption and could not live, Then I began using Dr. King’s New Discovery and wee wholly cured b: six bottles.” Positively ‘guaran for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Gung Troubles by W. D. Vinton. Price 60c and $1.00. Cold Storage Meats. For spectal first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The'. finest of beef, pork, mutton and jamb fo the market. fe2l-tf CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Make Our Place your berdquarters while waiting for the car. CyAbandoned Ship. Szatrie, Wash., May 1—A special to the Times from Neah Bay, Washington, says: At daylight yesterday, In-~ dians at Lapush-saw a large vesee! ap parently anchored two miles from the mouth of the Quillysate River, no signs of life aboard, and the sea too rough Genger steamer. A tug left at 10 oolock last night to investigate. Mistletoe” Encampment. Altot the officers and members of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, LO. O. F., are earnestly requested to meet at thelr Hall on Friday evening, May 2d, for the purpose of rehearsing the various degrees, td ~2@eTh» Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per. fectly harmless. Immediate relief 26c. and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guarantead. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, The best of porter and beer always on draught at W. J. Brirtann’s. Also the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Our Coffees A’ Koasted right here in Nevada City, every day in the’ very latest improved machinery whicb develops a rich aromatic flavor that is entirely lost by the old fashioned way of Roasting. We never grind your Coffee antil your order is being put up, You get all the strength: and aroma that nataye and skillfal Roasting can impart to Coffee. It smells better, tastes better and goes a fourth further tban stale, ready-ground package Coffee. To prove it, we'll give you a big Sample Free. eke TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffees Houses Broad 8t., Nevada City. calculating. « Loweils.” them our of 1 beaten, meat. New Lawns New Linings or not, -. received Daily at our store, New Organdies : New Embroideries Everything the latest. We invite you all to call whether you wish to purehase OVABLD VEN The Great Opening Sale of Spring and Summer Goods at ROSENBERG BROS. This great.event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. Ha evey means at our command to bring together such We ve Used velues and qualities as will cause this season to be long remembered. [t's the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying and i : We have made extensive improvements in our An Entire New Siock store and we are bow ready for business, is the lar; Our New Paper Department ' California, We carey all the latest novelties, and our prices are the very lowest. russels we would recommend you to bay no other than In Brussels Carpets “ ROXBURY.” : We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. Taey will cost you no more than oheaper carpets. In Velvets and Axminster We carry pone bat the beet. Call and see it and best selected in NorthThey are the best. In 8-plys the and get our prices, hirt We carry the largest and cheapest stock, the productions of s Waists f best manataatatare oy fi All new. In fact our stock’ is complete this season in every departThe Newest Styles in Hosiery New Grenadines New Taffeta Si'k in all colors New Wash Taffetas _New Wash Silk New llercerized Ginghams America. New Suisses New Linens . New Laces New Ribbons of the fact that our customers are permauent ones, as the: We Are : Proud are aware our goods are always Seated right. N onda Anything new in the market we are the first ones te get it. Qa" Country orders solicited and promptly filled. Send for samples. ROSEBERG BROS. Chas. H. Eddy, Manager. . ‘Lhey cannot be . ___. GAN BE PREPARED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. Four flavors, Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Orange, Chocolate. Wholesome and easy of digestion. GAYLORD @ Son , CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Phone Main 551: Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. The 2 Anniversary New Your, Mey 1—At the Grand. Central Palace, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Catholic Knights of America has just been celebrated. About 4000 people attended. Queen Improving Tae Hague, May 1—The bulletin posted this morning at Castle Loo, referring to the health of Queen Wilhelmina, announced that Her Majesty’s condition was satisfactory. LRT EPL TTT HPT, TNE AE, "Tis Basy to Feel Good, Countless thoueunde have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Con+tipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetuble; never a or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, i Try the new eat, Bhomas Paine, f eale at Rector Bros. sie Good Meats. Goley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oreani Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors, Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commerojal Street, Nevada City, Railroad Sued. San Diao, May 1—A cowplaint hae been filed vy Hyrriet B. Winston against the Sata Fe Railroad for $25,040 for damages, alleged to have been Sustained while a passenger on that road. It appears from the complaint that the plaintiff! bought a ticket at Albuquerque, New Mexieo, for SanDiego, and that while on. the journey the car in which she was riding caught fire and that she suffered a loss of $40 to ber clothiag and other. effects and suffered bodily injuries which she estimates at $25,000, Ant-(il IS THE BEST REMEDY FOR ANTS ? (S489 <a 25 cens a box. DRUG STORE. Dabies Bonnets and Ladies’ Shirt Waist : sists, We bave them at all prices and they are made of the very best material. We have your sizeand we know we can please you. Call and see, Ladies’ Crash and Linen We also have ..0‘ Skirts from: $1.00 to $2.50 0000000 0C000000000000 Shrunk Dress linen for SuitsThis is the latest out. Suits made of this material will always loook well, wear well and. will not get out of shape. : SNELL FLEMING RET 0 A A A Re ——sasesens Gumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100 000 feet we treat you right— save you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Telephone 521. Electric Cars Pase a Perfect Bakine Powder: Money back if you don't like it. ——h irkirk— § Pound Can.. 2% Pound Can. r Pound Can.. % Pound Can aseee OO Oe weeeereeeseceeee teeeee BV ore weeneeteses Seeereerreseraveens Po een er eeeenare seseene 4 Che Bee Stwe Srocery, ‘J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. meee ee a

pines within we icate that the (is lap-to-date Steam fire oy ‘gines, two hook d four hose he Tt of the equiy fet toM ‘ and Chief Bo Hled ia read a a Smuke, ‘bo ' it Rector Bros, ” da Ci rs e Wind [.25, $1.50, 7 and $1.50, of Taffeta i 1 grand goods it we are show > are showing, Ike. eautiful line of Id ats will ba aold d . sale for $8.50, . —~@e— 4 eof Blegant Oni y low prices. —-eo-— and see them, . 7K 9 Gras . Kinds ‘ving Sets, Salad Sets, ive Spoons. t e Jewel : ion . ater ‘wheat i red by the: ; cate biscuits ® Groce k of Clocksh oo eel 1 Our Spee " artul BEET, NEVA a vielt. ig mama EG 3 es conee este May 2,-1992 g and Coming. ng. 1 W. Smith is here from OhiAvna Kayser of Louisville is a visit. Reyno is00. ee Darrett of Los Angeles is jds hes returned from 1 Qsborne came Up from San. no last evening. : ; Mathew of Berkeley was the arrivals bere last night. Boeckman arrived here last from San Frascieco in the in& Company, . abe and H. Sherusiig arre last evening from San FranMavnab Cundy of Sierra City guest of Richard Moore and W. H, McCord and family took pparture this morning for Los Lane and H, J. Wright left rnipg-forMarysville on busi-. ; Barrett, Hecker and Turney nwn on yesterday’s stage from Bloom field. Antone Miller, daughter and lorned last evening from San 0. abel Hughes left this mornNorth Bloomfleld to visit Mra, ones. dA, Reipe arrived here yesHrom San Francisco and left rning for Downieville. frank Mitchell and child arere last evening from San soon their way to Washing_@. Turner of Quaker Hill reere last evening from a visit ancisco. ntendent Gus Kartschoke, daughter left this morning Francisco. Beis her ie down. es Washing: eOarthy returned to, WashOday, Phoebe Andrews who has been the past two weeks, is now conit. Hendricks came down from ille today and left for San BE, Schoefleld and child came om Graniteville this morning or San Francisco, : orthup wae over from North b today, alering Notiee. bomas Taylor of this city has a eopy of the Butte , City, Miner, which: eontains a If-tone likeness and very account of her nephew, Joe ho is the manager of an amajstrel company which recently performance at Oenterville, + The Miner speaks very the young man’s ability as a and claims the performance ed in a way which would do even old and experienced @ business. Mr. Duffy is the ory Duffy who used to live lat and was for years an at‘the TRANSORIPT office. lowing iteme are taken from. ee Republican of yesterday: 0. F. McGlashan has sold nD block N of the McGlashan to Abel Mausset, who will at once the erection of a Patten bad a narrow escape Morning,from getting killed, i from the front of the enthe gauntlet of his glove h the flag staff of the pilot dragged some distance, A 8 were his only injuries. road ~compsny ie making Umber of improvements in bad of Eastern ladies paseed nh: Monday, enroute for Los > attend the meeting of the deration of Women’s Olubs. _————_—_—___— Otntments for Catarrh tha Ontain Mercury. : y will surely destroy the bell and completely derange , System when entering it He mucous surfaces, Such buld never be used except on hs from ° reputable physine damage they’ will do ia ten 800d you can,possibly dehem. Hall’s Uatarrh Gare, ed by F. J. Cheney & Oo. Contains no mereu , an nternally, aeting directly Ood and mucous surfaces of Pp Hall’s Guierrh a ge! nuine. It Wes and ores in Toi. ae . J. Cheney & Co, all Druggists, price 750 per nily Plile are the best. For Sale at a Bargain. meee: * Hand Ranch, situated near ll te offered ata bargain. down and balance on time. Brown & Morgan. tf a Schmidt wi the tobaoes ites, “te ENS ae ji {An Bnthuslastic Meeting. ts At. Memorial Grove, Sacramenjtendance. After a to, Yesterday. ee The fitth anniversary of the planting of the Memoria} Grove in Capital Park, Sacramento, saya the Bee, was celebrated with impressive ceremenies. by the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic yesterday afternoon, There was au immense Crowd {in atshort speesh Mrs, Belle S. Herr, Rev. W. K, la pastor of the Sixth-Street Methodist Oburch followed with a fervid invocation. The oration was delivered by Assistant At'orney-General Charles TN. Post, one of the very best orators iu Oaliternia. His peroration was as follows: “It was a beautiful and poetic in*p'ration that promp‘ed Mrs, Elisa H. Waggoner, of Edward’ Roby Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., of Sacramento, to suggest the planting of this MemoTial Grove, thus blendiug the most beautifal production of Nature into a living, growing monument to valor and patriotism. “The surprisingly rapid and luxurious growth of this Memorial Grove would seem to indicate that the very eoil and elements of California respond sensibly to patriotic sentiment, and are ‘actually permeated with the same undying love of country aud reverence for loity and patriotic deeds which dis. tinguished ber people ; and, coming as these trees d> from battlefields once drenched with the blood of heroes, their roots nourished, perhaps, by the ensanguined flood, I might say, with Omar Kbayyam : I sometimes think that never blows so red The rose as where some buried Caceer bled. “As time rolled on and the seasons Wwex and wane, and these trees shall strengthen, and grow in size and beauty, and the benificent effects flowing from the events which they commemorate are more and more fully understood and appreciated, this spot will become a shrine at which all true American men and women will ancover their beads and in their heart of hearts and firmly resolve that ** ‘Liberty and Usion, now and forever, one and inseparable’ shall be the abibboleth of their national faith.” Then followed the planting of a tree from the home of the late President McKinley, at Canton, Ohio, by Secretary of State Chas. F. Curry, assisted by thirty little school children. Secretary Ourry delivered an address, in which he said: “The people of the United States, particularly the people of California and more particularly the people of Sac-, ramento, are under great obligations’ to Mrs. Waggoner and other noble women of the Grand Army of the Republic for the existence of this beautiful and sacred Memorial Grove composed of trees gathered from each of the great battlefields of the Civil War. We of the North of another generation admire the heroism and devution of the Confederates to their cause and the sone of Confederates are today gied that during the late war with Spain they marched side by side with the sons of the Northern veterans un-. der tke Stars and Stripes, “The South believed their cause was right, but the arbitrament of arms determined in favor of ‘Liberty and Unjon, now and forever, one and I{nsep-; arable.’ “Our late martyred President, Wm. McKinley, did not permit sectional feeling nor political prejudices to warp bis judgment and as a result ex-Confederute and ex-Union officers wore the American uniform, and both assisted in freeing Cuba of Spanish misrule. Since tbe war with Spain this again is indeed oue country. “We are here today to plant a tree to the memory of that model American Chrietian gentleman, our martyred President William McKinley. William McKinley was great in every -walk of life, as a son, asa brother, as a soldier, asa lawyer, as a statesman, as President and as husband, His domestic life was an ideal lifeand under his administration as President the United States prospered as no other country hes prospered before in a similar length of time. “This tree which we plant to this man’s memory today was sent to Mrs. Woeggoner and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic by McKinley ‘Post, No 25, of Oauton, Obio. It is from the McKinley homestead in Oanton, Mey ittake root and thrive ia California soil and may the children and the children’s children of those present today bask under its shadow may future generations imbibe principles of true Americanism and patriotism.” TT bright eye keeps her bowels active ee her stomach in good order Lane’s Tea is a pleasant laxative ane a great digestive aid. It clears up . complexion, drives the yellow from teye, and keeps the kidneys in a healt’ 2 ful condition. Get a 25c. packege an try it tonight. For sale by H. ane a man, sole agent. Keep Your Bowels Strong, ipati i hen onstipation or diarrhea w he ee are out of _order. Cor carets Candy Cathartic will sy . them act naturally. Genuine ary stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, sec. last Night-Grand Thé Fourth ‘of Jaly meeting at the City Holl last night wae large and ‘Much enthusiasm was manifested. It was made up of representative citizene and the preliminary arrangements were made for holding one of the grandest. celebrations ever held in the county. ai W. H. Martin, chairman of the mittee appointed by the Chamba of Commerce, took the chair. Judge Walling then stated that the matter should come properly to a head by being declared a citizens’ mess meeting, and that the citizens should select their chairman, as up to this time the citizens bad not taken action. Marshal Selected. Liverpool Post, one third of th 84,000,000 pounds capital of the shipping combine will be required to liquidate paper leo says thet a substantial proportiun of the preference sbares will be handed over to the owners of. the White Star Lige. sho will alo get 8,000 000 pounds in cash fromm the sale, of the debentures. Beate nation W. H. Martin, who was seconded by J. M. Walling, Mr, Martin was the choice of the meeting and occnpied the chair, ‘Secretary 0. W; Chapman being absent at Santa Cruz, Jas. F. Colley was unanimously elected assistant secretary. : The communieation from Grass Valley accepting the invitation to participate with Nevada City in her celebration was received with cheers. B. 8. Rector, Hugh Murchie and 8. Lee Leiter were appointed a committee to draft a suitable reply to the acceptance. ‘ be appointed was the wish of B, 8. Rector, but Judge Walling interposed @ motion that the chairman of each sub-committee be named by the chairman of the meeting, the sub-sommittee chairman to select the members of his committee. The motion was carried, ‘ H. J. Wright was selected as chairman 0! the invitation committee. A motion was made and carried that the following committees be selected: Advertising, finance, music, afternoon amusemente,evening amusements, morning parade, Goddess of Liberty, specialties, transportation balle, Chinese, salutes, decorations, illaminations. ; Mejor P. F. Simonds was unanimously chosen to act as Grand Marshal of the Fourth of July parade. A motion was made to reconsider the former vote whereby it was decided to celebrate on one day only, which was carried. A motion was then made that W. H. ‘Dunlap be appointed chairman of the finance committee, and it was -carried unsanimoadsly. Mr. Dunlap isto appoint the subscription committee, and two liste will be circulated among the business men to ascertain their views in regard to & one or two days, celebration, If sufficient fands are subscribed there will be a two days celebration. For Nome, Parties for Nome, St. Michael avd Arctic Pointe, should take the steamer Garobne, leaving San Francisco, May 26th. Steamer Lyra, carrying freight only, will eail from San Francisco, May 25th, -These are the finest steamers and the finestservice. Most favorable rates for passengers and freight. Write for further particulars at once.

See ad in another column of the TranSORIPT, Job Couldn’t Nave Stood It If. he had Itching Piles. “They’re terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Arpica Salve will cure the worst case of pileson earth. It has cured thousand’s. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the best salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Oure guarapteed, Sold by W. D. Vioton, renee Political Announcements. For Public Administrator— Thomas Ingram Is hereby announced as a candidate for Public Administrator, subject to the decieion of the Republican nominating convention. SANTAL CAPSULES ~ Hugh Marchie then placed in nomi-. That an invitation. committee of five} Beer Goes Up. Sroxawe, Wash., Mey 1—A war in beer prices, which has beén going on fa Spokane for two years, ended yesterday ‘in consolidation of the two big brewing companies. the Spokene and Galland-Bark, with a capital of $1,0°0,000. Asa result prices have been advanced from $1 to.¢2 per barrel. Business Locals. For life insurance see T. B, Gray. Mince meat in balk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, . a6tt The choicest brande of whisky and cigare can be found at W.J. Bair. axp Council Chambers. Try them. tf Lovelem® is nog selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery, Try it and you willalwaye bay it. ae \~ mov6-tt If you want « good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in nd see Wm. Barry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger The best half and balf can be found at the Council Ohambers, corner'of Broad and Pine Sts. Sote per glass. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon, corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall/-tf . Would Smash the Club. Cobwebs put ona cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Burne, Scalde and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s drag store. eo The next time you oall fora drink try Gilt Edge Whiskey, because it, is pure. All first-class dealers sell it. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., San-Francisco, sole proprietors. It you knew that “Jesee Moore’ Whisky was the best and purest on earth you'd have Ho other. It is the best, but we cannot prove it except you try it. Try it, of . tlonbrook Park NEXT Susrdeas, MAY 4, 1902. ~ BASEBALL A good game of Baseball will be played “ the, teams from GRASS VALLEY —and—— NEVADA CITY There will be Foot Races, Horse Races, etc, also Grand Gate Prizes. ADMISSION, .25 .cts.; Ladies Free. Fare, 6 cents, —— \ “Come every ene, Fun for all. u Candies Are All for fan. Due and Cond Marshmellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, Hard Candy Novelties. FOLEY'S ~ Mevada City. 18 Commercial Street =~ infallible } * t Still Talking. Denver, May 1—When General . Fanston’s attention was called to the declaration of General MacArthur that he (MacArthur) was responsitle for methods used in the captare of Aguinaldo, he said: “That is right. I got up the plan and submitted it to Gensubmitted to him and he {ndorsed it. Then the expedition was entered upon and carried out, resulting in the capture of Agoinaldo, General MecArthar is perfectly: right in what he eays.”Defective Switch Kanora, Mo., May 1—The verdict of the Coroner’s jury on the Santa Fe wreck at Oana, Mo, has been returned ee follows: “We, the jury, find that Santa Fe train, No. 4, Uslifornia limited, was wrecked at Cams, Mo., through a defective switch and a defective track.” U. R. K. of P, Notice! The members of Mountain Company, No, 16, U. R. K. of P., will meet at Pythian Custle, Friday night, May 2d, 1902, for reorganization and election, Basiness of importance will be transacted. All members are requested to be present, W. G. Ricuarps, Captain. A Raging, Roaring Flood Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. ©, Ellis, of Lisbon, Is,, had to repair. “Standing waist deep in icy water, he writes, “gave mea terrible cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux City and Omaba said I had Consumption and could not live, Then I began using Dr. King’s New Discovery and wee wholly cured b: six bottles.” Positively ‘guaran for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Gung Troubles by W. D. Vinton. Price 60c and $1.00. Cold Storage Meats. For spectal first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The'. finest of beef, pork, mutton and jamb fo the market. fe2l-tf CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Make Our Place your berdquarters while waiting for the car. CyAbandoned Ship. Szatrie, Wash., May 1—A special to the Times from Neah Bay, Washington, says: At daylight yesterday, In-~ dians at Lapush-saw a large vesee! ap parently anchored two miles from the mouth of the Quillysate River, no signs of life aboard, and the sea too rough Genger steamer. A tug left at 10 oolock last night to investigate. Mistletoe” Encampment. Altot the officers and members of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, LO. O. F., are earnestly requested to meet at thelr Hall on Friday evening, May 2d, for the purpose of rehearsing the various degrees, td ~2@eTh» Curse of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed per. fectly harmless. Immediate relief 26c. and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guarantead. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, The best of porter and beer always on draught at W. J. Brirtann’s. Also the choicest of fancy mixed drinks Our Coffees A’ Koasted right here in Nevada City, every day in the’ very latest improved machinery whicb develops a rich aromatic flavor that is entirely lost by the old fashioned way of Roasting. We never grind your Coffee antil your order is being put up, You get all the strength: and aroma that nataye and skillfal Roasting can impart to Coffee. It smells better, tastes better and goes a fourth further tban stale, ready-ground package Coffee. To prove it, we'll give you a big Sample Free. eke TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffees Houses Broad 8t., Nevada City. calculating. « Loweils.” them our of 1 beaten, meat. New Lawns New Linings or not, -. received Daily at our store, New Organdies : New Embroideries Everything the latest. We invite you all to call whether you wish to purehase OVABLD VEN The Great Opening Sale of Spring and Summer Goods at ROSENBERG BROS. This great.event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. Ha evey means at our command to bring together such We ve Used velues and qualities as will cause this season to be long remembered. [t's the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying and i : We have made extensive improvements in our An Entire New Siock store and we are bow ready for business, is the lar; Our New Paper Department ' California, We carey all the latest novelties, and our prices are the very lowest. russels we would recommend you to bay no other than In Brussels Carpets “ ROXBURY.” : We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. Taey will cost you no more than oheaper carpets. In Velvets and Axminster We carry pone bat the beet. Call and see it and best selected in NorthThey are the best. In 8-plys the and get our prices, hirt We carry the largest and cheapest stock, the productions of s Waists f best manataatatare oy fi All new. In fact our stock’ is complete this season in every departThe Newest Styles in Hosiery New Grenadines New Taffeta Si'k in all colors New Wash Taffetas _New Wash Silk New llercerized Ginghams America. New Suisses New Linens . New Laces New Ribbons of the fact that our customers are permauent ones, as the: We Are : Proud are aware our goods are always Seated right. N onda Anything new in the market we are the first ones te get it. Qa" Country orders solicited and promptly filled. Send for samples. ROSEBERG BROS. Chas. H. Eddy, Manager. . ‘Lhey cannot be . ___. GAN BE PREPARED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. Four flavors, Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Orange, Chocolate. Wholesome and easy of digestion. GAYLORD @ Son , CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Phone Main 551: Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. The 2 Anniversary New Your, Mey 1—At the Grand. Central Palace, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Catholic Knights of America has just been celebrated. About 4000 people attended. Queen Improving Tae Hague, May 1—The bulletin posted this morning at Castle Loo, referring to the health of Queen Wilhelmina, announced that Her Majesty’s condition was satisfactory. LRT EPL TTT HPT, TNE AE, "Tis Basy to Feel Good, Countless thoueunde have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Con+tipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetuble; never a or weaken. Only 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, i Try the new eat, Bhomas Paine, f eale at Rector Bros. sie Good Meats. Goley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oreani Soda, and they are the most delicious in the city. Cosy parlors, Prompt service, TEGLER’S, Commerojal Street, Nevada City, Railroad Sued. San Diao, May 1—A cowplaint hae been filed vy Hyrriet B. Winston against the Sata Fe Railroad for $25,040 for damages, alleged to have been Sustained while a passenger on that road. It appears from the complaint that the plaintiff! bought a ticket at Albuquerque, New Mexieo, for SanDiego, and that while on. the journey the car in which she was riding caught fire and that she suffered a loss of $40 to ber clothiag and other. effects and suffered bodily injuries which she estimates at $25,000, Ant-(il IS THE BEST REMEDY FOR ANTS ? (S489 <a 25 cens a box. DRUG STORE. Dabies Bonnets and Ladies’ Shirt Waist : sists, We bave them at all prices and they are made of the very best material. We have your sizeand we know we can please you. Call and see, Ladies’ Crash and Linen We also have ....0‘ Skirts from: $1.00 to $2.50 0000000 0C000000000000 Shrunk Dress linen for SuitsThis is the latest out. Suits made of this material will always loook well, wear well and. will not get out of shape. : SNELL FLEMING RET 0 A A A Re ——sasesens Gumber Whether it’s a single stick or 100 000 feet we treat you right— save you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be bad anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Telephone 521. Electric Cars Pase a Perfect Bakine Powder: Money back if you don't like it.. ——h irkirk— § Pound Can.... 2% Pound Can.. r Pound Can.... % Pound Can aseee OO Oe weeeereeeseceeee teeeee BV ore weeneeteses Seeereerreseraveens Po een er eeeenare seseene 4 Che Bee Stwe Srocery, ‘J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. meee ee a