May 20, 1903 (4 pages)

ry new, te ste Tel Portofiice 5 s J Rd Feed, petal. § By, vary 18, x8 ; TO FIVE PRUNES: . yalthyof —_— bath Leeg 5 League at administrator’s final mthe estate of A. Kenew . was file Grass Valley next attack of poison ‘Dear 4 while in the woods jgat Friday. ~— ing of the committee on the, of Memorial Day will be Abe law_office of Hon, J. M, pgnorrow eveniDg, : fre wes viarted if the vicia-) Bena Vista and has done condamage. The flames spread of land several miles in byeral of Misa Jalia Shea, who i Moores Flat Sunday, took, spoon today from Lane’s underfuilors, ‘he religiods seevi“held at St. Oaniee Catholic 4 yssno school in the seventh aagbt by Prof. G. W.Ogden, ag socount of the relationship sbetween Mr, Ogden and the sPeard whose faueral took i) reader, : . ae of this city will . a in the Superior a . Onase is suffering from : [country which will prove highly inter-. , : Jesting to many of our readers. “ole ehjamin Bisnton was the first postmaster. His office was on the site of Mrs. Maria Hill’s brick dwelling, near the courthouse. Nevaia became the center for the distri-bation-of mall matter, and-here, when the Atlentic mall arrived, might be ‘seen crowds in line awaiting their turn to paps eat mgd from friends. “at home,” of postmaster. was supposed to be a fat one in those early deys, the perquisites and stealings being on a liberal scale. It-is not known how much the first postmaster came out of the office with, bat the importation: of fast stock svon after his short term of a few monthe closed, seemed to show that the means for his temporal comfort had been well supplied. “Wake-up-Jake” was a celebrated horse io bis tine, brought to the State under the auspices of the first postmaster of Nevada. " afternoon : { Cimmis, the sleven-year=. bof Mr, and Mrs. M. Cammins: 4, Bloomfield, who was gored by ndey, is resting ewelly and Dr, itaies that the chances for the gw's recuvery are favorable, by Survéyor W. W. Weggoner jy escaped injary on the excurnyesterday. A jar to.the car ish he-was riding caused bim to Biot as the train was moving osly at the time be was soon Op After the fire of 1851, tor several years, the prominent gambling saloons roft-the town were the “Empire” and Barker’s Exchange,’”’ both located on lowest Main ‘stfeet, and facing each ‘other, They were large, and for the period, very good woodea buildings, These places were occupied for legiti-mate business before the fire of 1856 The courthouse was a small wooden -building fear Sanford’s store, on Broad street, till 1854, when the present site was purchased. The jail. none the worse for hla oxperi= nd scare, SEU RN gintendent R. J. Roncht of the Phospital received an artificial gyesterday which was consigned Janama, an iomate of the hosto lost. a portion of his leg by mo over by a train at Trackee ilimesgo. The limb was fitted to ma yesterday afteracon and ale dy able to use it. ct who left this city and Grass ValGoltax -yesterday~-did -notget} Ha time to hear the President’s mi, The last train of eleven cars int make the grade near Bear Horidge and it ‘Was necessary to Wirainin two. The last section Min Colfax just as the Preeiitain came around Cape Horn. sel Hogan arrived here today Imokee to spend 60 deys in the MeWelker. Mr. Hogan disturbed hice of the people“on a passenger d was given the above sentence M@pensation for his trouble. tls Sheridan wes the least of. tof prisoners brought im from me today. He is only @ ‘‘vag” tt being such was awarded a ot days in the county jail. ble McoDougald escorted the rs to their destination. MM Not Meel. fitaulic Parlor, No. 66, N. 8. @. q , hot hold their regular weekly last evening, Ae most of the wished to visit Oolfax and the President: they decided to he session, e ete ahaa A. Sure Thing, ‘ald that nothing ie eure exhand taxes, but that ig mot rer true. Dr. King’s New DisConsumption is @ sure cure Mog and throat troubles. oa testify to that. Mre. Nevad STAN has nay Bi urant 0 ynduct it fa! will opea . remain Ope DANE 0, Ne G06) y HALL . Event ‘Ton Ore conte; pee She done 7 {{® of happiness increases. with " . " Metre of Shepherdtown, W. v8"T oad a severe case of Bron{td for a year tried everything I. =“, bat got no relief. One botKing’s New Discovery then _ absolutely.” Ive infallible hg nt Whooping Gough, Grip, aud Consumption. ‘Try : can bottles fre, Reg. a —~-0 8 oeee # Sof fear, The user of “Old Whisky” fear not ill ‘health, Bk cs aorenther, Wiehman, +1920 Olay StS. F, . Uything !” Mrs, Robinson— Y Mrs. be stayed biome from the Ba ed ithe town; a citizen expostulaied with ~1 ed a Justice of the Peace in the person } that a Justice of the a log structure nearly opposite the old sonrthonse, and nearly on the site of the city calaboose. The selection of the site of the present courthouse was street was supposed to desire the courthouse located somewhere near the Methodist. church. To: thwart the wishes of Lroad street,” a namber of persone on Mein street raised nearly all the money to purchase the plot of ground on which the courthouse and jail-now stand. ~~ Mining being “con mount interest of the county, the miners indulged in-great latitude of action, sluicing away roads and bridges, cutting channels impuseible for teame, andermining bouses, washing away yarde, eto. It is remembered that a couple of miners commencing sinklog a shaft in Main street nearly in front of the South Yuba Oanal Company’s office, then the great business point of them, but only received for answer, that there was “no law egainet digging in the streets,’ and they were going to dig, “Then I'll make a law,” said the citizen, and walking into bie store he brought out a revolver, and a precedent was established then and there, that mipere could not dig up the streets of Nevada. e About this time (it is of little importance the exact date) Nevada electof one Ezekial Dougherty. “Uncle Zeke” has left onthe memory of men geveral of his remarkeble sayinge, one or two of which we will relate. A fellow was examined before Uncle Zeke, charged with horse stealing. Several witnesses were sworn who testified againet the prisoner quite. strongly. It looked like a plain case. The coungel for the prisoner, Judge——-—, F080 and addressed the Coart, ‘May it please your Honor,” said he, “I now propose to introduce a few witnesses to establish the good cheraeter of my client.” “What the h—!,” sald Uncle Zeke, “is the use of trying to prove hie good character when it is already proven he ie a d—d thief!" On another occasion, under like circumstences, in a criminal case, the, evidence was all in, the prosecation had spoken and Unele Zeke was fatigued. Judge B——— arose, and hanging bis right hand to his jeft by means of hooke made of the little flngers, prepared for an argament. “Your Honor,” eaid he 10 opening, “it is a presumption of law. that a man ie innocent until he is proven guilty.” Uncle Zeke, uneasily twisting in hie cbair, interrupted: ‘Yee, bat Judge B——— there is another presamption of law, Peace is not botYou can go on th cast iroa. scqengsbtg going after with your speech, bat Tam ‘my bitters right now!” Jadge B——— was an honest old man, perfectly innocent of @ joke and incapable of severity. On one c0casion a young lawyer had given him an excoriation in coart. When the Oourt adjourned the Oounty Olerk, sitting by the stove with Judge B——— at a botel, rem way, that “oouncel was rather severe came and swept every thing before it, ip owlog to rivalry of streets. ; Broad arked in a symphatbizing . . “. went on the »arpath and wanted to and after filling upon the vile stuff that she manbtain some way or another, whip some one very badly, In iseu‘ing her challenge she prefaced it by rulings of the “Justice did not suit Frank, end stating in the face of the Court, he said in his peculiar drawl, . . *Your Honor’s a fool,” but suddenly . ; he‘apologized with, “your Honor, I take that back, for in the language 0! a celebrated poet, the trath shouldn't be spoken at all times!’ On another oocasionFrank was earnéstly endeavoring to make the same Coart comprehend some proposition of daw, and warming up worked himeelf to the Justice’s desk, aud picking up e lew bok he emphasized his sentence by pounding said book furiously upon the desk. ‘The Oourt, with great seriousness and an air of injured dignity, interrupted: “Mr. Dunv, you muen’t pound my desk so!” “I will pound your desk,” drawled Frank ; “you're an old man, but yon can send some of your big boys for eatisfaction !” and Frank went on making a tilt-hammer the law volume. We have had some extraordinary Justices in Nevada, but not more remarkuble, perhaps, than ‘the town adjoining one of my boyhood one of whose Squires decided that oats were not grain, and brought up his wife on a charge of contempt for call-ing bim “an old lteather-head.” Made Captain. Wooptanp, May 19—Lieutenant J: G. Lee, formerly Inspector of Rifle Prac‘On Colonel Seymout's stalt of-theSecond: Regiment of Infantry,N.G U., was last bight elected Captain or} Company F. vice W.H. Curson, term, expired. The latter could have been . re-elected, but declired, preferring to goon the retired liet. Colonel Sesmour and Colonej Guthrie, of Sxcra‘mento, were present, and Major Pirkey, of Colusa,A fine banquet was served after the meeting. Iast discovered the missing lipk . Where did he find it?” ‘Und r the bureau, I understand.” You won't find ‘Jesse Moore” Whieky in cheap places—it isn’t made for cheap men to drink. It is the best and. demanded by the best people. BORN. At Blue Tent, Nevada county, Oal , May 18tb, 1908, to the wife of William Moody, a daugbter. In Nevada City, Oal., May 19th, 1908, to the wife of G, Fischer, a son. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. ‘Let us answer it to-day. Try Jellf] delicious and healthful dessert. pared iitwo minutes. No boil “~ 1 add boiling water and” vors:—Lemon, Orange, berry and Strawberry. Get a pac at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. Silverware Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have @ complete ‘line at very low pricee. iC. J, BRARD Broad Street. Ct See our line of Souvenir Spoons Pare 0 presided_at the election. . . ot show well ip print. She to refrain from using was up and abe heeded not and a charge. This sduliced Monta and yesterday she reevived 9 sentence of 120 days to reflect over the evil of her ways. Constable William MeDongald brought. the prisoner down t>day as far ae Grass Valley, at which place Sheriff Walker took charge.of her and continued to this city, locking the obstreperous one up to the county jail, Mary. McCabe is. not considered sonod, mentally, On September 20, 1902, her strange actions and hallucivations led the officers to believe that she. was of unsound mind. She was accordingly examined by the phystcians, adjudged ineane and ordered committed to the asylum a! Stockton. On the Ist.of May she was discharged from that institation ag cured. “Pa,” said the Secialist’s little son, “What ia the meaning of ‘The Great Divide?” ‘ Buncombe!” exclaime his father. “They never do.” ~~ Don’t Jet the little ones suffer from eczema or ‘other ekiu torturing diseases. No need fop it, Doan’s Ointment cures. QOan’t harm the most delfjeate skin, At any drag store, 60 cente, meat Igar and profane language, but ‘endly warnings, so the officers. were obliged to lock ber up enter . _{Mines-Company—lact. night, killing oma Seen Sem erence Grass Valley Fourth of July celebration will meet at the City Hall in that jeity this evening .at eight o’clock. All the members are. requested to be fir attendance, and those residing in this city should take die notice. — . ‘Lhe coming celebration:at onr sister city willbe catried oyt on a grand scale, and our people intend to go down in large numbers. pene Pans, May 19—Tha annual report of the Obamber of Commerce of Rheims shows that of the 92,500,000 bottles of champagne sent abroad durog the last twelve-months more than than half was consigned to the United States. Three Men Killed La Tross, Pa., May 19.—A train of coal cars crashed into a ‘‘donkey” engine in the yards of the Whitney Ooxl three men and injuring one. "Made Young Again “Qne of Dr, King’s New Life Pilla each night for two weeke has put me in my ‘teens’ again” writes D, H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They're the best Hin the wortd for Liver, Stomach end . Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never _ Only 26c at Vinton’s Drug “The extoutive committes of the. — though one of his verely wrenched and he he young man is a son of Mr, and Fred Eilerman, the genial mixologist and proprietor of “Franks Place” on Broad street, has now on draught ‘an excellent quality. of lager beer, Those who are in the habit of parteking: of liquid refreshments should call on Mr. Eilerman and test the superiority of this beer. Not only is it a good beer, bat connoiszurs are always drawing beer, thus insuring tothe patrons of the place a coo), sharp gldss of the exbillarating beverage. Drop Position as Fireman George Danforth Jr., a Nevada Oity boy born and reared, has been sp* pointed to the position. of fireman on one of the “flyers” of the Southern Pacific, George is a young, rugged end husky chap who will be fully capable of performing the arduous duties assigned to bim, and bie many friends tn: this city expect ere long to hear that “lhe persevering tendencies bave won, for him the sinecure for which all railfand guiding ‘spirit of the. great iron monster. _ How long will it take to make this monument to my husband ?” ‘‘Ob,. about two monthe, ma’am.” ‘‘ButI sid ered—the pare~ ~-*tand~-so-Professor-Gastavas-bas.at)—.-. and To Morrow The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World.THE BAND 16 THE SMOKER’S PROTECTION may not need dt then,” . : “ inate susie gametes Takes the turn cut; heals the wound cures the pain. Dr, Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, the household remedy. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreehing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf MEN BOUk — HAUL Her Lord and Master Star of Babylon Valley of Decision Lovey Mary The Climax Lightning Conductor The Blue Flower The Red House Barbara Ladd On the Cross The Chinese Quaker VINTON’S PHARMACY Wanted a . Anyone having @ file of the Nevada City Herald of 1898 will confer a favor y notifying this office. “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Nevada Oity Pine street New Store, Goods and Prices 9eOyeee up and are pow Everything in the resb lowest Yes, we’ve opened ready for business. store is bright, spic-epan new. from the makers, bought at the cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods We sell for cash only. It-enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what pwomebody else buys on credit. ; We have come to stay. We are. responsible. We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we offer will baild.up.a good business here. : BARGAIN NO. 1 Thies week we are <a. magnifjcent stock of Ladies’, Men's and Obildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN: NO. 2. Consiste of Men’s Furnishings, such as the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirte— golf and fancy neckwear, socks, and the many things which de-. hight tasty dressers. aodo, . p Money bask if you're not satistied. Qa Remember wast we say we do . . Sih Milner you, but Ihiss Hoeft can improve on your style. All our Hats are of the latest styles & * * * Ft and creations. % lIMISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada ‘City Main Street, Grass Valley. Best place in town to spend -yoar ‘ evenings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. q ind not, to be eeriaking op in. general, on hand who-are adepte in the art of} way. fireman strive—to be the master) — > etter “ cd ganization is full of life, instraction under the direction of Mrs. Richardson has been formed, which . will add greatly to the futare meetings of the chapter. : At the conclusion of last evening's . business, the members and their guests . : enjoyed light refreshments at Obas, E. Tegler’s. . No man ean cure consumption, You can prevent it though, Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, .; Never fails. c year, that he has d all of’ eyes was destroyed, and it. was feared ramento, where be went to consult an ocullst, Mr. Gilbert; who was employed’ at the Zetbright mine last . October, came near losing his life -barned in a terrible manner. He was ¥6. -brought to the County Hospital, and for weeks his case was considered to be hopeless; Eventually the injaries began to heal. The sight of one of his that he would become totally blind. The treatment he recet ved from an eye specialist at the Oapital City hae proved of much benefit. ADAMS’ SARSAPARILLA PILLS Chccolate Coated. Cure Constipation, Billousness, Sick -Headeches, Dyspepsia. 10c., 26c. Druggists. o¢' nd Faocy Sammer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert eas Who has conducted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past ANNOUNCSS bought out the entire interests of Dr. Smith in these offices, with their full eqaipment, and will personally condact them in the future as heretofore. _ Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal. sect mixologist at Brittand’s, Ct "J B E.Springs Summer Goods moe Sips eneemten JUST RECEIVED _ “Whi We have jast recetved another lerge stock of Sprit Goode, which include all the latest styles in wash, gou ree pennies line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. ‘ our prices, We would be pleased to see you, whether you purchase or not. H. Crawford Main street, Nevada City. Aleo a beautiful Call in aud see our goods and get Fo the Ladiee—We ere now displaying a line of ~Lades’ Leather Wrist. Rags ranging to price from 50c to $8 each, wish to purchase or not. Respectfally, PEPNL eg i. Ohe Bee : Htwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Call and examine them whether you 1A, & Hi. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Fifteen Different Varieties — Just the thing for Parties J sais —_ You Don’t have to Suffer ‘with Corns e La fue’ Corn Cure will positively remove them. Agency at DICK RUAN FRED’ EILERIMAN . Drugs, Stationery, Photo Snoplins : : : PARAL FOE TIAA IAA AIH p~3 ¥ It’s the Best Cigar on the market for the money. So. say everyone who smokés a Woodpecker ® tRNA é RRERERREES RR RIABRAAERE RR RAAAAAAARAAAIAAE * *« * : * bal * * 2 ® ® * j Lavoe AIO RR RRR ARIE RE HOB

ry new, te ste Tel Portofiice 5 s J Rd Feed, petal. § By, vary 18, x8 ; TO FIVE PRUNES: . yalthyof —_— bath Leeg 5 League at administrator’s final mthe estate of A. Kenew . was file Grass Valley next attack of poison ‘Dear 4 while in the woods jgat Friday. ~— ing of the committee on the, of Memorial Day will be Abe law_office of Hon, J. M, pgnorrow eveniDg, : fre wes viarted if the vicia-) Bena Vista and has done condamage. The flames spread of land several miles in byeral of Misa Jalia Shea, who i Moores Flat Sunday, took, spoon today from Lane’s underfuilors, ‘he religiods seevi“held at St. Oaniee Catholic 4 yssno school in the seventh aagbt by Prof. G. W.Ogden, ag socount of the relationship sbetween Mr, Ogden and the sPeard whose faueral took i) reader, : . ae of this city will . a in the Superior a . Onase is suffering from : [country which will prove highly inter-. , : Jesting to many of our readers. “ole ehjamin Bisnton was the first postmaster. His office was on the site of Mrs. Maria Hill’s brick dwelling, near the courthouse. Nevaia became the center for the distri-bation-of mall matter, and-here, when the Atlentic mall arrived, might be ‘seen crowds in line awaiting their turn to paps eat mgd from friends. “at home,” of postmaster. was supposed to be a fat one in those early deys, the perquisites and stealings being on a liberal scale. It-is not known how much the first postmaster came out of the office with, bat the importation: of fast stock svon after his short term of a few monthe closed, seemed to show that the means for his temporal comfort had been well supplied. “Wake-up-Jake” was a celebrated horse io bis tine, brought to the State under the auspices of the first postmaster of Nevada. " afternoon : { Cimmis, the sleven-year=. bof Mr, and Mrs. M. Cammins: 4, Bloomfield, who was gored by ndey, is resting ewelly and Dr, itaies that the chances for the gw's recuvery are favorable, by Survéyor W. W. Weggoner jy escaped injary on the excurnyesterday. A jar to.the car ish he-was riding caused bim to Biot as the train was moving osly at the time be was soon Op After the fire of 1851, tor several years, the prominent gambling saloons roft-the town were the “Empire” and Barker’s Exchange,’”’ both located on lowest Main ‘stfeet, and facing each ‘other, They were large, and for the period, very good woodea buildings, These places were occupied for legiti-mate business before the fire of 1856 The courthouse was a small wooden -building fear Sanford’s store, on Broad street, till 1854, when the present site was purchased. The jail. none the worse for hla oxperi= nd scare, SEU RN gintendent R. J. Roncht of the Phospital received an artificial gyesterday which was consigned Janama, an iomate of the hosto lost. a portion of his leg by mo over by a train at Trackee ilimesgo. The limb was fitted to ma yesterday afteracon and ale dy able to use it. ct who left this city and Grass ValGoltax -yesterday~-did -notget} Ha time to hear the President’s mi, The last train of eleven cars int make the grade near Bear Horidge and it ‘Was necessary to Wirainin two. The last section Min Colfax just as the Preeiitain came around Cape Horn. sel Hogan arrived here today Imokee to spend 60 deys in the MeWelker. Mr. Hogan disturbed hice of the people“on a passenger d was given the above sentence M@pensation for his trouble. tls Sheridan wes the least of. tof prisoners brought im from me today. He is only @ ‘‘vag” tt being such was awarded a ot days in the county jail. ble McoDougald escorted the rs to their destination. MM Not Meel. fitaulic Parlor, No. 66, N. 8. @. q , hot hold their regular weekly last evening, Ae most of the wished to visit Oolfax and the President: they decided to he session, e ete ahaa A. Sure Thing, ‘ald that nothing ie eure exhand taxes, but that ig mot rer true. Dr. King’s New DisConsumption is @ sure cure Mog and throat troubles. oa testify to that. Mre. Nevad STAN has nay Bi urant 0 ynduct it fa! will opea . remain Ope DANE 0, Ne G06) y HALL . Event ‘Ton Ore conte; pee She done 7 {{® of happiness increases. with " . " Metre of Shepherdtown, W. v8"T oad a severe case of Bron{td for a year tried everything I. =“, bat got no relief. One botKing’s New Discovery then _ absolutely.” Ive infallible hg nt Whooping Gough, Grip, aud Consumption. ‘Try : can bottles fre, Reg. a —~-0 8 oeee # Sof fear, The user of “Old Whisky” fear not ill ‘health, Bk cs aorenther, Wiehman, +1920 Olay StS. F, . Uything !” Mrs, Robinson— Y Mrs. be stayed biome from the Ba ed ithe town; a citizen expostulaied with ~1 ed a Justice of the Peace in the person } that a Justice of the a log structure nearly opposite the old sonrthonse, and nearly on the site of the city calaboose. The selection of the site of the present courthouse was street was supposed to desire the courthouse located somewhere near the Methodist. church. To: thwart the wishes of Lroad street,” a namber of persone on Mein street raised nearly all the money to purchase the plot of ground on which the courthouse and jail-now stand.. ~~ Mining being “con mount interest of the county, the miners indulged in-great latitude of action, sluicing away roads and bridges, cutting channels impuseible for teame, andermining bouses, washing away yarde, eto. It is remembered that a couple of miners commencing sinklog a shaft in Main street nearly in front of the South Yuba Oanal Company’s office, then the great business point of them, but only received for answer, that there was “no law egainet digging in the streets,’ and they were going to dig, “Then I'll make a law,” said the citizen, and walking into bie store he brought out a revolver, and a precedent was established then and there, that mipere could not dig up the streets of Nevada. e About this time (it is of little importance the exact date) Nevada electof one Ezekial Dougherty. “Uncle Zeke” has left onthe memory of men geveral of his remarkeble sayinge, one or two of which we will relate. A fellow was examined before Uncle Zeke, charged with horse stealing. Several witnesses were sworn who testified againet the prisoner quite. strongly. It looked like a plain case. The coungel for the prisoner, Judge——-—, F080 and addressed the Coart, ‘May it please your Honor,” said he, “I now propose to introduce a few witnesses to establish the good cheraeter of my client.” “What the h—!,” sald Uncle Zeke, “is the use of trying to prove hie good character when it is already proven he ie a d—d thief!" On another occasion, under like circumstences, in a criminal case, the, evidence was all in, the prosecation had spoken and Unele Zeke was fatigued. Judge B——— arose, and hanging bis right hand to his jeft by means of hooke made of the little flngers, prepared for an argament. “Your Honor,” eaid he 10 opening, “it is a presumption of law. that a man ie innocent until he is proven guilty.” Uncle Zeke, uneasily twisting in hie cbair, interrupted: ‘Yee, bat Judge B——— there is another presamption of law, Peace is not botYou can go on th cast iroa. scqengsbtg going after with your speech, bat Tam ‘my bitters right now!” Jadge B——— was an honest old man, perfectly innocent of @ joke and incapable of severity. On one c0casion a young lawyer had given him an excoriation in coart. When the Oourt adjourned the Oounty Olerk, sitting by the stove with Judge B——— at a botel, rem way, that “oouncel was rather severe came and swept every thing before it, ip owlog to rivalry of streets. ; Broad arked in a symphatbizing . . “. went on the »arpath and wanted to and after filling upon the vile stuff that she manbtain some way or another, whip some one very badly, In iseu‘ing her challenge she prefaced it by rulings of the “Justice did not suit Frank, end stating in the face of the Court, he said in his peculiar drawl, . . *Your Honor’s a fool,” but suddenly . ; he‘apologized with, “your Honor, I take that back, for in the language 0! a celebrated poet, the trath shouldn't be spoken at all times!’ On another oocasionFrank was earnéstly endeavoring to make the same Coart comprehend some proposition of daw, and warming up worked himeelf to the Justice’s desk, aud picking up e lew bok he emphasized his sentence by pounding said book furiously upon the desk. ‘The Oourt, with great seriousness and an air of injured dignity, interrupted: “Mr. Dunv, you muen’t pound my desk so!” “I will pound your desk,” drawled Frank ; “you're an old man, but yon can send some of your big boys for eatisfaction !” and Frank went on making a tilt-hammer the law volume. We have had some extraordinary Justices in Nevada, but not more remarkuble, perhaps, than ‘the town adjoining one of my boyhood one of whose Squires decided that oats were not grain, and brought up his wife on a charge of contempt for call-ing bim “an old lteather-head.” Made Captain. Wooptanp, May 19—Lieutenant J: G. Lee, formerly Inspector of Rifle Prac‘On Colonel Seymout's stalt of-theSecond: Regiment of Infantry,N.G U., was last bight elected Captain or} Company F. vice W.H. Curson, term, expired. The latter could have been . re-elected, but declired, preferring to goon the retired liet. Colonel Sesmour and Colonej Guthrie, of Sxcra‘mento, were present, and Major Pirkey, of Colusa,A fine banquet was served after the meeting. Iast discovered the missing lipk . Where did he find it?” ‘Und r the bureau, I understand.” You won't find ‘Jesse Moore” Whieky in cheap places—it isn’t made for cheap men to drink. It is the best and. demanded by the best people. BORN. At Blue Tent, Nevada county, Oal , May 18tb, 1908, to the wife of William Moody, a daugbter. In Nevada City, Oal., May 19th, 1908, to the wife of G, Fischer, a son. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. ‘Let us answer it to-day. Try Jellf] delicious and healthful dessert. pared iitwo minutes. No boil “~ 1 add boiling water and” vors:—Lemon, Orange, berry and Strawberry. Get a pac at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. Silverware Spoons Forks Dishes Ete. We Have @ complete ‘line at very low pricee. iC. J, BRARD Broad Street. Ct See our line of Souvenir Spoons Pare 0 presided_at the election. . . ot show well ip print. She

to refrain from using was up and abe heeded not and a charge. This sduliced Monta and yesterday she reevived 9 sentence of 120 days to reflect over the evil of her ways. Constable William MeDongald brought. the prisoner down t>day as far ae Grass Valley, at which place Sheriff Walker took charge.of her and continued to this city, locking the obstreperous one up to the county jail, Mary. McCabe is. not considered sonod, mentally, On September 20, 1902, her strange actions and hallucivations led the officers to believe that she. was of unsound mind. She was accordingly examined by the phystcians, adjudged ineane and ordered committed to the asylum a! Stockton. On the Ist.of May she was discharged from that institation ag cured. “Pa,” said the Secialist’s little son, “What ia the meaning of ‘The Great Divide?” ‘ Buncombe!” exclaime his father. “They never do.” ~~ Don’t Jet the little ones suffer from eczema or ‘other ekiu torturing diseases. No need fop it, Doan’s Ointment cures. QOan’t harm the most delfjeate skin, At any drag store, 60 cente, meat Igar and profane language, but ‘endly warnings, so the officers. were obliged to lock ber up enter . _{Mines-Company—lact. night, killing oma Seen Sem erence Grass Valley Fourth of July celebration will meet at the City Hall in that jeity this evening .at eight o’clock. All the members are. requested to be fir attendance, and those residing in this city should take die notice. — . ‘Lhe coming celebration:at onr sister city willbe catried oyt on a grand scale, and our people intend to go down in large numbers. pene Pans, May 19—Tha annual report of the Obamber of Commerce of Rheims shows that of the 92,500,000 bottles of champagne sent abroad durog the last twelve-months more than than half was consigned to the United States. Three Men Killed La Tross, Pa., May 19.—A train of coal cars crashed into a ‘‘donkey” engine in the yards of the Whitney Ooxl three men and injuring one. "Made Young Again “Qne of Dr, King’s New Life Pilla each night for two weeke has put me in my ‘teens’ again” writes D, H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They're the best Hin the wortd for Liver, Stomach end . Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never _ Only 26c at Vinton’s Drug “The extoutive committes of the. — though one of his verely wrenched and he he young man is a son of Mr, and Fred Eilerman, the genial mixologist and proprietor of “Franks Place” on Broad street, has now on draught ‘an excellent quality. of lager beer, Those who are in the habit of parteking: of liquid refreshments should call on Mr. Eilerman and test the superiority of this beer. Not only is it a good beer, bat connoiszurs are always drawing beer, thus insuring tothe patrons of the place a coo), sharp gldss of the exbillarating beverage. Drop Position as Fireman George Danforth Jr., a Nevada Oity boy born and reared, has been sp* pointed to the position. of fireman on one of the “flyers” of the Southern Pacific, George is a young, rugged end husky chap who will be fully capable of performing the arduous duties assigned to bim, and bie many friends tn: this city expect ere long to hear that “lhe persevering tendencies bave won, for him the sinecure for which all railfand guiding ‘spirit of the. great iron monster. _ How long will it take to make this monument to my husband ?” ‘‘Ob,. about two monthe, ma’am.” ‘‘ButI sid ered—the pare~ ~-*tand~-so-Professor-Gastavas-bas.at)—.-. and To Morrow The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World.THE BAND 16 THE SMOKER’S PROTECTION may not need dt then,” . : “ inate susie gametes Takes the turn cut; heals the wound cures the pain. Dr, Thomas’ Eclectric Oil, the household remedy. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreehing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf MEN BOUk — HAUL Her Lord and Master Star of Babylon Valley of Decision Lovey Mary The Climax Lightning Conductor The Blue Flower The Red House Barbara Ladd On the Cross The Chinese Quaker VINTON’S PHARMACY Wanted a . Anyone having @ file of the Nevada City Herald of 1898 will confer a favor y notifying this office. “The Royal,” KLINE & GEORGE, Proprietors MASONIO BUILDING, Nevada Oity Pine street New Store, Goods and Prices 9eOyeee up and are pow Everything in the resb lowest Yes, we’ve opened ready for business. store is bright, spic-epan new. from the makers, bought at the cash prices, enabling us to sell below what the credit houses pay for goods We sell for cash only. It-enables us to make prices that cause our competitors to wonder how we do it. We have no bad accounts in this way, and you don’t pay for what pwomebody else buys on credit. ; We have come to stay. We are. responsible. We are not experimenting. We know that the goods and prices we offer will baild.up.a good business here. : BARGAIN NO. 1 Thies week we are <a. magnifjcent stock of Ladies’, Men's and Obildren’s Shoes. All brand new, the best makes and latest styles. BARGAIN: NO. 2. Consiste of Men’s Furnishings, such as the new Spring Styles in Hats, Shirte— golf and fancy neckwear, socks, and the many things which de-. hight tasty dressers. aodo, . p Money bask if you're not satistied. Qa Remember wast we say we do . . Sih Milner you, but Ihiss Hoeft can improve on your style. All our Hats are of the latest styles & * * * Ft and creations. % lIMISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada ‘City Main Street, Grass Valley. Best place in town to spend -yoar ‘ evenings. Billiard Table I have just received a fine new set of Ivory Balls and now have one of the best Billard outfits in the town. OYSTER COCKTAILS FANOY MIXED DRINKS Best 5 cents Beer In town. q ind not, to be eeriaking op in. general, on hand who-are adepte in the art of} way. fireman strive—to be the master) — > etter “ cd ganization is full of life, instraction under the direction of Mrs. Richardson has been formed, which . will add greatly to the futare meetings of the chapter. : At the conclusion of last evening's . business, the members and their guests . : enjoyed light refreshments at Obas, E. Tegler’s. . No man ean cure consumption, You can prevent it though, Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, .; Never fails. c year, that he has d all of’ eyes was destroyed, and it. was feared ramento, where be went to consult an ocullst, Mr. Gilbert; who was employed’ at the Zetbright mine last . October, came near losing his life -barned in a terrible manner. He was ¥6. -brought to the County Hospital, and for weeks his case was considered to be hopeless; Eventually the injaries began to heal. The sight of one of his that he would become totally blind. The treatment he recet ved from an eye specialist at the Oapital City hae proved of much benefit. ADAMS’ SARSAPARILLA PILLS Chccolate Coated. Cure Constipation, Billousness, Sick -Headeches, Dyspepsia. 10c., 26c. Druggists. o¢' nd Faocy Sammer Drinks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert eas Who has conducted the ELEOTRO-DENTAL PARLORS for the past ANNOUNCSS bought out the entire interests of Dr. Smith in these offices, with their full eqaipment, and will personally condact them in the future as heretofore. _ Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada City, Cal. sect mixologist at Brittand’s, Ct "J B E.Springs Summer Goods moe Sips eneemten JUST RECEIVED _ “Whi We have jast recetved another lerge stock of Sprit Goode, which include all the latest styles in wash, gou ree pennies line of Wash Silke in all styles and colors. ‘ our prices, We would be pleased to see you, whether you purchase or not. H. Crawford Main street, Nevada City. Aleo a beautiful Call in aud see our goods and get Fo the Ladiee—We ere now displaying a line of ~Lades’ Leather Wrist. Rags ranging to price from 50c to $8 each, wish to purchase or not. Respectfally, PEPNL eg i. Ohe Bee : Htwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. Call and examine them whether you 1A, & Hi. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Fifteen Different Varieties — Just the thing for Parties J sais —_ You Don’t have to Suffer ‘with Corns e La fue’ Corn Cure will positively remove them. Agency at DICK RUAN FRED’ EILERIMAN . Drugs, Stationery, Photo Snoplins : : : PARAL FOE TIAA IAA AIH p~3 ¥ It’s the Best Cigar on the market for the money. So. say everyone who smokés a Woodpecker ® tRNA é RRERERREES RR RIABRAAERE RR RAAAAAAARAAAIAAE * *« * : * bal * * 2 ® ® * j Lavoe AIO RR RRR ARIE RE HOB