May 20, 1904 (4 pages)

Bonn 4 ikerchiofs. tor gy, § 2, black Od Whity } VISION yous the eae and the eyelid uffer with HEAD. — > RMACY Actting 1? latthat will become But to ge a gate you are willing to nD. et @ hat that is by ) price you are ably latest styles, er of Nevada City, reet. a THAM or an 1 Dust Proof store, “lock — propor t our prices, Broad Street Valleys, Ainest and best line RY ever on display isome stock of ear Wats 8 some very hand HOEFT Jeartang’s LIQUORS p in and p gar’s Street, Nevada City que ——— tee SS __ —$—$—— ——— DUNLAP OR ature. Re5 electric lights. ih Tabs. 00 t, Sunny Roo’ le Rooms for Traveling Mea. aid to Commer. ent trade. . +" Other # ll . y Record of the > Doings of Our . People. in Grissel is down from North farchiver is here from Sheridan. 1s W. B. Lardner ie here from Sott is down from Oampton"4 a ihlenbrock is down from the eo mine, be Fitzgerald came down from B Flat yesterday and left this ig for San Francisco where he tegerald returned this morning e's Fiat. aldron and wife retarned this @ to Graniteville, Smith, who has been here on a Mr. and Mre, Fred Searls, reis morning to San Francisco. Englebright returned this ig from Sacramento, . Wilcoxon is here from Yuba hite and wife are here from sisco on a visit. : Hodge went up to. the Delhi rday. ; inney of Birchville feed arrived here last evening on y to San Francisco. ind Mrs. i. G. Morton, parents H. Tickell, arrived here laet rom Colusa county on a visit. forton, who is over 80 yeare of pjact recovering from a severe of sickness. rand Mrs. R. A. Thomas of Birchjere here last night. on their way e8 Valley to attend ‘the funeral dete Martin Moroney. ‘ani Mrs. James Daniels arhere last evening from Alaska. lyman returned last night from jess trip to the.metropolis. Shaw, sister of Dr. J. F. Shaw, . here last night from San Franip a visit. ; Belle Hatfield arrived from San feco on last evening’s train and this. morning for her home in A City. Ped inty Surveyor W. W. Waggoner hed last night from a business © Sacramento, was here jor J. S. McBride returned last . from .Sacramento, where he atbd the Republican Oonvention. p rvisor E. T. Worthley of Washm arrived here today. Phillips came down from Oampile today. ink Moalton is here from: Sun Sisco. mes Henneseey ie having bis livery le re-painted. J ve carloads of freight for local hants arrived at the depot today. >. OC. A, Wilteford arrived here to from San Francisco on a visit to > bother, Mrs. Beardsley, . Valuable Dog. 4 aty Sheriff Thomas H. Waters is jroud possessor today of a valubird dog sent him by one of the ide at San Quentin prison. Do be surprised if you happen tocome ss Tom one of these fine mornings ipering over the bille, foltowing og and with a gan on bis shoal» Transierred. iS case of Chin Mon Hong ve. Olem bTeung for $560.45, alleged to be for labor performed in a mining ‘near North San Juan, has been sferred from San Francisco to the rior Court of this couaty. . rica is the land of the freev 2 JL Special Sales p. Every _\ Week China Crockery ’ Glassware » Enamel Ware ' Household Goods '@ Watch Our Stores. ireat American Importing Tea Co © Pine Street, Nevada City. pL HEATON b /LOGALNOTES Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. Arrangements are being made by the Sanday school board of the. Methodist charch for a piesig to be held at Shebley’s grove after the close of the pubHo echools for the sammer vacation. A fourteeh-inch ledge was ancovered in the north drift of the 600-level’ in the Pittsburg mine a few days ago, by Bert Evans. The rock is rich in If you want to enjoy a good; square, up-to-date lunch, in the shape of a Baked New England Beef Steak Pie drop into the bar-room of Hotel Antlers tomorrow night. Everybody welcomed. 5 The yards around tows. present. s most beautiful appearence with: the heavily laden bushes of flowere of every variety. There will be no lack of flowere here for Decoration Day, although extra cholce.ones will be sent here from below to decorate special graves. : Henry Baseo, the 18-year-old son of G. Basso of Blue Tent, was kicked by @ horse yesterday and. seriously jnjured. He was found lying in the pasture in an anoonecious condition. Dr. O. L. Matter was summoned, and accompanied by Dr. 0. H; Lehvers he went to the Basso home. Upon examination it was found that the boy bad been kicked on the right side of the head, and that the skull was fractured across the temple and clear around the head, The injuries are of such a natare that it is impossible for the boy to recover. The Program of the Congregational Entertainment Tonight. The third quarterly conference of the Methodist church will be held thie evening. Only business matters will be considered. ni _Oompany C will hold ite last dance of the season at Armory Hall tomorrow night, and an extra effort will be made to make the occasion particular. ly enjoyable. The music will be furnished by Wild’s orchestra, which is a guarantee that it will be of the best. Dr. J. F. Shaw, who wae last night ssorn in as a member of the Board of City Trustees, is one of our solid and substantial citizens. Having been en@eged in businces here fcr several years, he kiiows. what the city needs in the way of improvements and will look after the people’s interests’ in a business like manner. A moet interesting lecture was delivered at the M. E. Church last night by Dr. EB. D; MoOreary, who spoke on “Two Evils of California,” which be designated as gambling and. intemperance. He enaid they were the greéatest foes to the business of the country, the home and the charch. At last night’s meeting of the Board of City Trustees Sidney J. Peard retired as a member of the Board and as Olerk. Forthe past four years Mr. Peard hae served the city, afd he has made ea capable and conscientious official. He has looked after the interests of the city as closely as if they were hia ‘own, and in retiring carries with him the respect and good wishes of the public. Overture The Trouble Mildred Bertha Ree eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee Miss Ophelia Satterlee (the lad Kathleen (a Celtic mai Selection .: Double Male rtette Everett, Nancarrow and Odgers. ve oa . DRAMATIS PERSONAE: Who belong to Miss Satterlee’s select seminary for young ladies, principal) i : en employed in the seminary). .Miss Messrs. James, Bennett, Curnow, Bond, Kirkham, Wild’s Orchestra lee’s Miss Nina Woon Miss Annie Plummer . _ Miss Grace Jacksou Miss Nellie: Reynolds Peni tee, We eseeeeeeeseeee Miss Annie Hicks Mrs. W. W. Kirkham Clara Nancarrow «wWild’s Orchestra CAST OF CH Mar, Sir Cousin Joe Lord Plato Lady Plato : Captain Augustus Blenheim L The Rough Diamond Scene—A country residence of Sir William Evergreen. ARACTERS : Mrs. F. E. Zeitler Carrol Ashburn Charles E, Tegler Lester Kirkham Miss Grace Jackson Norman Shaw Miss Clara Nancarrow Fred Chegwidden Frank Werry (ne Accompanist Selection Greek Posing by nine young ladies of Grass Valley. “The Vestal Virgins,’, ‘Liberty Group,” “Good Fellowship Group,” “Offering and Benediction Gioup, “Single Statue Group.” Misses Rose Colvin, Florence Colvin, Susie Argall, Alice Carson. Bessie Hare, Mabel Crase, Helen Carson, Mabel Cryer, Jeanette Uphoff. cL ee Re ene ee Secrest Wild’s Orchestra Si dae eed merits Mrs. Alice Collins Miss Elspeth Walker Wild’s Orchestra Thrown By a Dog. Carl Lane, the young son of Mr. and Mre. Henry Lane, met with a serious and what might have been a fatal accident last evening while riding hie bicycle on Commercial street. When he reached Rosenthal’s store he struck a dog, which was lying on the street, and wae thrown a distance of ten feet, landing on his head and shoulder on the asphalt. Bystanders immediately went.te the boy’s aésistence, and when picked up he was unconscious and remained so during the night. This morning the injared lad was somewhat improved. ‘Editorial Notes. The Nebraska Press Association. with 250 members in the party-are visiting the World’s Fair thie week. The Swedish building at the World’s Fair, a: reproduction of a Swedish country ville, is furnished with handsome furniture made in Sweden espectally for the bailding, A statue of King Oscar II holds a place in the main reception ball. ‘ Photos of Swedish scenery, maps, and bookcases filled with volumes of Swedish literatare and statistics are exhibited in the pavilion. A typical Swedish garden surrounds the dtraature. An interesting feature of the Iowa THE BEST EVER ~ The company which will preaent “A Wise Women,” the latest musical farce, at the Nevada Theatre in the near fa ture has a really wonderful array of well known people enlisted in the ranks of the organization. The man/ agement do not believe in the too common system of “one or two giving the whole show,” bat have organized what is undoubtedly one of the strongest farce comedy casts ever brought together. Se epee “I’ve been everywhere, I’ve seen everything worth seeing, I’ve tasted everything worth tasting, and ‘Old Gilt Edge’ ie the beet whisky.” That mav Started off like an egotist, but he finished like a good judge of whieky. The Hoppers. Buexetey, May 10—Prot. Woodworth and a steff of aesistants from the Agricaltural department of the State University are engeged in fighting gcasshopper plegue that threatens to dePetroy crops to the value of thousands of dollars in Stanislaus county. The Professor reporte having burned over large areas in the hope of killing the young hoppers and destroying the eggs in the breeding places. Millions of dollars a year are lost by not using Schilling’s Best tea baking-powder spices coffee flavoring extracts soda den! and nobody gains by using anything else instead. The Board of City Trustees met night in regular session. Trustee tee, D+. J. F. Shaw, was sworn ip, ‘Mayor Chapman was re-lested ch man and ©. BE. Tegier was elected Clerk. City Attorney Lindley was ensuing term. Peete The reports of the City Marshel were read, showing that he hed reevived during the past. month $270 for licenses. The Water Oollector received $1117 80. ges. The bonds of the officers were as follows: H. D. Shearer, $6000. Thomes P, Lewis, $2000, _ E, F. Hook, $10,000, The report of Oity Treasurer Hook showed that he had received $2168 auring the month. The cost of paving Broad street was estimated at $660, The chairman appointed a committee of three, consisting of Messrs, Chapman, Tegler and Turner ae a street committee. a A committee of three consisting of Messrs. Turner, Buckley and Tegler was appointed to confer with the Fire Commissioners concerning the fire limits. i The following bills against the city were allowed and ordered paid, as follows: General Fund—Hugh Murchie, $75; H. D. Shearer, $50; John Rafter, $60 ; Jas. Flewellyn, $50; H. D. Towle, $10; Wm. Carr, $8; Water Oo., $272.80; Gas, and Elec, Co., $172.80 ; Turner & Hadley, $9.02; H D. Shearer, $18.50; Richard Eddy, $60; James Taylor, $2.50; George Jones, §250; M. L. & D. Moersh, $7.27; Transonipr, $19; Richard Phillips, $10; George Carter, $6 25; Grant Jacobs, $52 60; Clifford O'Neill, $12.50; Joho Nevis, $2260; I. Gamble, $750; Frank Pierce, $10; Joe Martin, $3.75 ; Thomas Rowe, $2.60; August Rapp, $6; F. L. Harryhousen, $33 75; A. P. Davenport, $9.75; Sam Andrewe, $8 75 ; John Pierce, $15 ; Sam W. D. Vinton, $8055; Miner, $12, Fire Fund—Penn. Engine Oo,, $14; Nevada Hose Oo. No. 1, $12.50; James Dolan, $10; E. J. Baker, $2. The Board extendei a vote of thanks to Clerk Peard for his services during the past term. Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks hd bonde at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of tbe San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, Milling Wheat Brewing Barley.. WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley : San Francisco Gas and Elec,. 62 MINING STOOKS, Ophir ...6 00 Sierra Nevada Mexican Utah occ cues * Gould & Our. 80/}Overman Best & Bel.1 60): Con. Oal & Va.1 765) 7 . . ALTA cccccceees es Julia Celedonia.. Silver Hill. Challenge Occidental. . 47 09 Chollar Potosi Haie & Nor., Crown Point. Yellow Jacket 24 23 08 Kentuck. 03 Alpba. 12 Beleher.. 35 Contidence.1 20 -—~ eee + The individual who poesesses both dollars and senee is pretty well equipped for the battle of life. CATARRH ELY’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. CIVES RELIEF AT ONCE, it, cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly, Restores the Senses of Taste and Sm: Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into tha nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, LY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York SATURDAY MiG —AT THE— Come and Be Welcomed. You will find : Hungarian Gonlash, And other good things. Weue grocer’s; mousybach. . @@FREE TO ALL. chosen to act in that capacity for the . . . W. EB. Meservey ; solo, FP. Aver; OonTrevithiok, 35; W. O. Stokes, $2.50;. ational Hotel Bar Speghbhette ala Italienne pn peer ee re a NRE feast, Sir Eminent Commander Thomas Ingram acted as toastmaster. The following program was rendered: Addrese of welcome, Thomas Ingram; solo, Bennett Opie ; “The Ladies,” F, GL Arbogast; Blue Lodge Masonry: clave of 1904, William Giffin; Past Commanders, J. T. Morgan; Knightly courtesy and Obristian character, G, W. West; solo, F. Gb. Arbogast; Our Country.and Our Order, W, J. Peters. To Arrange Game. Howard G. Loveland, mansger of the Nevada Oity baseball club, went to Graces Valley today to make arrangemente fora game at Glenbrook Park one week from next Sunday, between ®@ nine from Grass Valley and the Nevada Oity nine. The Nevada City nine is complete with the ex eption of a pitcher, and this position will be filled by Russell, who has been: rent for. He formerly pleyed here and isa goed man. f If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 qualits drop in and see Wm. Harry. tf Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afternoons, Apply to Mrs. James Cairns, Transcript Building, Commercial o} All trae and } Should a:tend the reception'in the Au. ditorium at Grass Valley tonight to the . . delegates at the Republican State Con« . ¥ention, and to Charles B. Olinch, who j-. was elected as a delegate to the Na< f+} tional Oonvention. *4. dation of the Nevada City people who . . olty, B: . Oity ts requested to take the 8 o’clook * }car this evening and meet at the Holloyal Republicans For the accommoattend a late car will be ran to. this ¢ The reception committee of Nevada brook House on their arrival at Grase Valley. ‘Will Reorganize. The members of the Nevada City Band, which suspended during the winter months, will meet next Sunday afternoomand reorganize for the coming seasons, New officers will be elect. ed and they will be apen to all engagements. = e@e + How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollara Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Care, F. J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O, We, the undersigned, bave known F. J. Cheney for the just 15 years, and believe him perfectiy bonorable iu all business transactions and financtally able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WatoinG, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole‘ salé Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall’s Catarrbh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mocous services of the aystem. Testimonials sent free. Price 7éc per bottle Sold by all druggists. flall’s Family Pilla are the best. For a good cool, sharp gless of beer cel! at Wm. Harry’s saloon PricobBots 2 @ee Loveland is now selling his famous —_—. New Yorn, May 19th—Mre. Glaceon, daughter of Chas. Zentgraff, President of the Staten Island Savings Bank and a millionaire, wae found dead by carbolic acid poigoning. TH health was the cause. Outlaw in Jail. CuLpertson, Mont., May 19.—Kid Trailer, a member of the famous Jones’ gang of outlaws has been taken bya Deputy Sheriff and is now in jail. Trailer is the man who was rescued from deputies by Jones a few months age. Jones was shot shortly after in a pitched battle, Bubonic Plague. New Yorn, May 19 —E‘ghteen new cases of bubonic plague have been reported in Antofagasta in the last two days, says a Herald dispatch from Valparaiso, Ohile. Five bave proved fatal. There are fifty-seven plague patients now in the legarctto. ee A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that ia not altogeiber true, Dr King’s New D'scovery for Consumption is a sure cure for all lung and throat troubles. T ousands .can testify tothat. Mre. CO. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a@ gevere case of Bronchitie and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery then cured me absolately.” It’s infallible for Croup, Whooping Oough, Grip, Poeumonia and Consumption. Try it. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draoggist. Trial bottles free. sizes 0c, $1 00. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought bread at five cents a los at the Popuwr Bakery. Try it and you will ale! St: eet. tf. waye buy it te t Bears the @ignatare of A Common Ac Reg. a ans arouses Hf wets" sluggish livers, Se : E e ° piscopalians. Los Ancuizs, May 19—The ninth annual Conference of the Episcopalian Diocese of Los Angeles ie in session today. Sixty clergymen and an equal number of laymen are in attendande. ‘Che most important work before the Oonference is the election of four clergymen and four laymen to the General Oonference in Boston in Ostober. Killed 136 Turks. Lonpon, May 19th—A correspondent at Oaucaeia, reports a serious fight at Baku between Armeniane and Turkish troops. 186 Turks were killed and the leader and many other Armenians were killed. Choice Flowers, E. S. Parke, Wells-Fargo & Oo’s local agent, is prepared to receive orders for all kinds of floral pieces. He has been appointed agent for Sievers & Boland, No, 88 Post street, San Francisco,,which ie one of the leading floral concerns at the Bay, Everything in their line is farnished just as the order directs, and the. prices cannot [be beat. . Place your orders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance, California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Tea Emil Freses_. relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 25c. soem Largest Seller Five cents. “Only 5¢ Cigar . So Good That.A Million Men Smoke It Every Day The Band is the Smoker's Protection. The accom nodations, the cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in in the World. g z & Bp = = S S$ \S MIN Summers Coni } Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer Disinfectants — AT Dickerman’s PALMER & JORASON, Wholeealejand retail deelers in Fine Liquors $ Cigars, WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Tam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for bard usage, Waltham movement for Only $6.00. It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Gxpert Watch Repairing end all work guarantee). E. W. CLEMO owner? ue Retu Post, exarsss, tel in the building. gteh HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY service and the _ a 9d OWI» Oe" soaet®s BO" Blectric lights Hot and cold water rn call bells{Bath Room Suits 2zcap stage offices and bank “TEE }HOME OFGOOD LIVERS” « a Del Monte Sof-Rasing Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Floar 15 Cents per package An order from you would We have just received a {large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the]warm weather. be appreciated. J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor anette roets, Wall P Oorner of Pine and Commercial] streets Delbridge Building. I Larger Quarters only reliable abstracts of property in this coauty. Remember there ie but one way to abstract property reliably NCREASE in business bas demanded larger quarters. These we have found, and are better prepared than ever to furnish the = New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload paper, linoleum and Mattiogs, Call and get our prices. Country orders promptly attended to. Che Bee Htwe cae ee eee Commercial Street apet, Linoleums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest styles ia wali No trouble ROSENBERG BROS. and successfully, and that ie by system, and remember also, that we have the ONLY system of Abstracts in the ty. On BeTRAOTS furnished on short Byerything Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company 12 Commercial St. *Phone Main 411 CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. st in town. Che Be Ts Our wines and liquors cannot beexcelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, rienle Raveted and beatee ful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. Al). the leading brands of Cigars aleo kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. =

Bonn 4 ikerchiofs. tor gy, § 2, black Od Whity } VISION yous the eae and the eyelid uffer with HEAD. — > RMACY Actting 1? latthat will become But to ge a gate you are willing to nD. et @ hat that is by ) price you are ably latest styles, er of Nevada City, reet. a THAM or an 1 Dust Proof store, “lock — propor t our prices, Broad Street Valleys, Ainest and best line RY ever on display isome stock of ear Wats 8 some very hand HOEFT Jeartang’s LIQUORS p in and p gar’s Street, Nevada City que ——— tee SS __ —$—$—— ——— DUNLAP OR ature. Re5 electric lights. ih Tabs. 00 t, Sunny Roo’ le Rooms for Traveling Mea. aid to Commer. ent trade. . +" Other # ll . y Record of the > Doings of Our . People. in Grissel is down from North farchiver is here from Sheridan. 1s W. B. Lardner ie here from Sott is down from Oampton"4 a ihlenbrock is down from the eo mine, be Fitzgerald came down from B Flat yesterday and left this ig for San Francisco where he tegerald returned this morning e's Fiat. aldron and wife retarned this @ to Graniteville, Smith, who has been here on a Mr. and Mre, Fred Searls, reis morning to San Francisco. Englebright returned this ig from Sacramento, . Wilcoxon is here from Yuba hite and wife are here from sisco on a visit. : Hodge went up to. the Delhi rday. ; inney of Birchville feed arrived here last evening on y to San Francisco. ind Mrs. i. G. Morton, parents H. Tickell, arrived here laet rom Colusa county on a visit. forton, who is over 80 yeare of pjact recovering from a severe of sickness. rand Mrs. R. A. Thomas of Birchjere here last night. on their way e8 Valley to attend ‘the funeral dete Martin Moroney. ‘ani Mrs. James Daniels arhere last evening from Alaska. lyman returned last night from jess trip to the.metropolis. Shaw, sister of Dr. J. F. Shaw, . here last night from San Franip a visit. ; Belle Hatfield arrived from San feco on last evening’s train and this. morning for her home in A City. Ped inty Surveyor W. W. Waggoner hed last night from a business © Sacramento, was here jor J. S. McBride returned last . from .Sacramento, where he atbd the Republican Oonvention. p rvisor E. T. Worthley of Washm arrived here today. Phillips came down from Oampile today. ink Moalton is here from: Sun Sisco. mes Henneseey ie having bis livery le re-painted. J ve carloads of freight for local hants arrived at the depot today. >. OC. A, Wilteford arrived here to from San Francisco on a visit to > bother, Mrs. Beardsley, . Valuable Dog. 4 aty Sheriff Thomas H. Waters is jroud possessor today of a valubird dog sent him by one of the ide at San Quentin prison. Do be surprised if you happen tocome ss Tom one of these fine mornings ipering over the bille, foltowing og and with a gan on bis shoal» Transierred. iS case of Chin Mon Hong ve. Olem bTeung for $560.45, alleged to be for labor performed in a mining ‘near North San Juan, has been sferred from San Francisco to the rior Court of this couaty. . rica is the land of the freev 2 JL Special Sales p. Every _\ Week China Crockery ’ Glassware » Enamel Ware ' Household Goods '@ Watch Our Stores. ireat American Importing Tea Co © Pine Street, Nevada City. pL HEATON b /LOGALNOTES Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. Arrangements are being made by the Sanday school board of the. Methodist charch for a piesig to be held at Shebley’s grove after the close of the pubHo echools for the sammer vacation. A fourteeh-inch ledge was ancovered in the north drift of the 600-level’ in the Pittsburg mine a few days ago, by Bert Evans. The rock is rich in If you want to enjoy a good; square, up-to-date lunch, in the shape of a Baked New England Beef Steak Pie drop into the bar-room of Hotel Antlers tomorrow night. Everybody welcomed. 5 The yards around tows. present. s most beautiful appearence with: the heavily laden bushes of flowere of every variety. There will be no lack of flowere here for Decoration Day, although extra cholce.ones will be sent here from below to decorate special graves. : Henry Baseo, the 18-year-old son of G. Basso of Blue Tent, was kicked by @ horse yesterday and. seriously jnjured. He was found lying in the pasture in an anoonecious condition. Dr. O. L. Matter was summoned, and accompanied by Dr. 0. H; Lehvers he went to the Basso home. Upon examination it was found that the boy bad been kicked on the right side of the head, and that the skull was fractured across the temple and clear around the head, The injuries are of such a natare that it is impossible for the boy to recover. The Program of the Congregational Entertainment Tonight. The third quarterly conference of the Methodist church will be held thie evening. Only business matters will be considered. ni _Oompany C will hold ite last dance of the season at Armory Hall tomorrow night, and an extra effort will be made to make the occasion particular. ly enjoyable. The music will be furnished by Wild’s orchestra, which is a guarantee that it will be of the best. Dr. J. F. Shaw, who wae last night ssorn in as a member of the Board of City Trustees, is one of our solid and substantial citizens. Having been en@eged in businces here fcr several years, he kiiows. what the city needs in the way of improvements and will look after the people’s interests’ in a business like manner. A moet interesting lecture was delivered at the M. E. Church last night by Dr. EB. D; MoOreary, who spoke on “Two Evils of California,” which be designated as gambling and. intemperance. He enaid they were the greéatest foes to the business of the country, the home and the charch. At last night’s meeting of the Board of City Trustees Sidney J. Peard retired as a member of the Board and as Olerk. Forthe past four years Mr. Peard hae served the city, afd he has made ea capable and conscientious official. He has looked after the interests of the city as closely as if they were hia ‘own, and in retiring carries with him the respect and good wishes of the public. Overture The Trouble Mildred Bertha Ree eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee Miss Ophelia Satterlee (the lad Kathleen (a Celtic mai Selection .: Double Male rtette Everett, Nancarrow and Odgers. ve oa . DRAMATIS PERSONAE: Who belong to Miss Satterlee’s select seminary for young ladies, principal) i : en employed in the seminary). .Miss Messrs. James, Bennett, Curnow, Bond, Kirkham, Wild’s Orchestra lee’s Miss Nina Woon Miss Annie Plummer . _ Miss Grace Jacksou Miss Nellie: Reynolds Peni tee, We eseeeeeeeseeee Miss Annie Hicks Mrs. W. W. Kirkham Clara Nancarrow «wWild’s Orchestra CAST OF CH Mar, Sir Cousin Joe Lord Plato Lady Plato : Captain Augustus Blenheim L The Rough Diamond Scene—A country residence of Sir William Evergreen. ARACTERS : Mrs. F. E. Zeitler Carrol Ashburn Charles E, Tegler Lester Kirkham Miss Grace Jackson Norman Shaw Miss Clara Nancarrow Fred Chegwidden Frank Werry (ne Accompanist Selection Greek Posing by nine young ladies of Grass Valley. “The Vestal Virgins,’, ‘Liberty Group,” “Good Fellowship Group,” “Offering and Benediction Gioup, “Single Statue Group.” Misses Rose Colvin, Florence Colvin, Susie Argall, Alice Carson. Bessie Hare, Mabel Crase, Helen Carson, Mabel Cryer, Jeanette Uphoff. cL ee Re ene ee Secrest Wild’s Orchestra Si dae eed merits Mrs. Alice Collins Miss Elspeth Walker Wild’s Orchestra Thrown By a Dog. Carl Lane, the young son of Mr. and Mre. Henry Lane, met with a serious and what might have been a fatal accident last evening while riding hie bicycle on Commercial street. When he reached Rosenthal’s store he struck a dog, which was lying on the street, and wae thrown a distance of ten feet, landing on his head and shoulder on the asphalt. Bystanders immediately went.te the boy’s aésistence, and when picked up he was unconscious and remained so during the night. This morning the injared lad was somewhat improved. ‘Editorial Notes. The Nebraska Press Association. with 250 members in the party-are visiting the World’s Fair thie week. The Swedish building at the World’s Fair, a: reproduction of a Swedish country ville, is furnished with handsome furniture made in Sweden espectally for the bailding, A statue of King Oscar II holds a place in the main reception ball. ‘ Photos of Swedish scenery, maps, and bookcases filled with volumes of Swedish literatare and statistics are exhibited in the pavilion. A typical Swedish garden surrounds the dtraature. An interesting feature of the Iowa THE BEST EVER ~ The company which will preaent “A Wise Women,” the latest musical farce, at the Nevada Theatre in the near fa ture has a really wonderful array of well known people enlisted in the ranks of the organization. The man/ agement do not believe in the too common system of “one or two giving the whole show,” bat have organized what is undoubtedly one of the strongest farce comedy casts ever brought together. Se epee “I’ve been everywhere, I’ve seen everything worth seeing, I’ve tasted everything worth tasting, and ‘Old Gilt Edge’ ie the beet whisky.” That mav Started off like an egotist, but he finished like a good judge of whieky. The Hoppers. Buexetey, May 10—Prot. Woodworth and a steff of aesistants from the Agricaltural department of the State University are engeged in fighting gcasshopper plegue that threatens to dePetroy crops to the value of thousands of dollars in Stanislaus county. The Professor reporte having burned over large areas in the hope of killing the young hoppers and destroying the eggs in the breeding places. Millions of dollars a year are lost by not using Schilling’s Best tea baking-powder spices coffee flavoring extracts soda den! and nobody gains by using anything else instead. The Board of City Trustees met night in regular session. Trustee tee, D+. J. F. Shaw, was sworn ip, ‘Mayor Chapman was re-lested ch man and ©. BE. Tegier was elected Clerk. City Attorney Lindley was ensuing term. Peete The reports of the City Marshel were read, showing that he hed reevived during the past. month $270 for licenses. The Water Oollector received $1117 80. ges. The bonds of the officers were as follows: H. D. Shearer, $6000. Thomes P, Lewis, $2000, _ E, F. Hook, $10,000, The report of Oity Treasurer Hook showed that he had received $2168 auring the month. The cost of paving Broad street was estimated at $660, The chairman appointed a committee of three, consisting of Messrs, Chapman, Tegler and Turner ae a street committee. a A committee of three consisting of Messrs. Turner, Buckley and Tegler was appointed to confer with the Fire Commissioners concerning the fire limits. i The following bills against the city were allowed and ordered paid, as follows: General Fund—Hugh Murchie, $75; H. D. Shearer, $50; John Rafter, $60 ; Jas. Flewellyn, $50; H. D. Towle, $10; Wm. Carr, $8; Water Oo., $272.80; Gas, and Elec, Co., $172.80 ; Turner &

Hadley, $9.02; H D. Shearer, $18.50; Richard Eddy, $60; James Taylor, $2.50; George Jones, §250; M. L. & D. Moersh, $7.27; Transonipr, $19; Richard Phillips, $10; George Carter, $6 25; Grant Jacobs, $52 60; Clifford O'Neill, $12.50; Joho Nevis, $2260; I. Gamble, $750; Frank Pierce, $10; Joe Martin, $3.75 ; Thomas Rowe, $2.60; August Rapp, $6; F. L. Harryhousen, $33 75; A. P. Davenport, $9.75; Sam Andrewe, $8 75 ; John Pierce, $15 ; Sam W. D. Vinton, $8055; Miner, $12, Fire Fund—Penn. Engine Oo,, $14; Nevada Hose Oo. No. 1, $12.50; James Dolan, $10; E. J. Baker, $2. The Board extendei a vote of thanks to Clerk Peard for his services during the past term. Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks hd bonde at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of tbe San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, Milling Wheat Brewing Barley... WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley : San Francisco Gas and Elec,.. 62 MINING STOOKS, Ophir .....6 00 Sierra Nevada Mexican Utah occ cues * Gould & Our. 80/}Overman Best & Bel..1 60): Con. Oal & Va.1 765) 7 . . ALTA cccccceees es Julia Celedonia... Silver Hill.. Challenge Occidental.. . 47 09 Chollar Potosi Haie & Nor., Crown Point. Yellow Jacket 24 23 08 Kentuck. 03 Alpba.. 12 Beleher.... 35 Contidence..1 20 -—~ eee + The individual who poesesses both dollars and senee is pretty well equipped for the battle of life. CATARRH ELY’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. CIVES RELIEF AT ONCE, it, cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly, Restores the Senses of Taste and Sm: Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into tha nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, LY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York SATURDAY MiG —AT THE— Come and Be Welcomed. You will find : Hungarian Gonlash, And other good things. Weue grocer’s; mousybach. . @@FREE TO ALL. chosen to act in that capacity for the . . . W. EB. Meservey ; solo, FP. Aver; OonTrevithiok, 35; W. O. Stokes, $2.50;. ational Hotel Bar Speghbhette ala Italienne pn peer ee re a NRE feast, Sir Eminent Commander Thomas Ingram acted as toastmaster. The following program was rendered: Addrese of welcome, Thomas Ingram; solo, Bennett Opie ; “The Ladies,” F, GL Arbogast; Blue Lodge Masonry: clave of 1904, William Giffin; Past Commanders, J. T. Morgan; Knightly courtesy and Obristian character, G, W. West; solo, F. Gb. Arbogast; Our Country.and Our Order, W, J. Peters. To Arrange Game. Howard G. Loveland, mansger of the Nevada Oity baseball club, went to Graces Valley today to make arrangemente fora game at Glenbrook Park one week from next Sunday, between ®@ nine from Grass Valley and the Nevada Oity nine. The Nevada City nine is complete with the ex eption of a pitcher, and this position will be filled by Russell, who has been: rent for. He formerly pleyed here and isa goed man. f If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 qualits drop in and see Wm. Harry. tf Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afternoons, Apply to Mrs. James Cairns, Transcript Building, Commercial o} All trae and } Should a:tend the reception'in the Au. ditorium at Grass Valley tonight to the . . delegates at the Republican State Con« . ¥ention, and to Charles B. Olinch, who j-. was elected as a delegate to the Na< f+} tional Oonvention. *4. dation of the Nevada City people who . . olty, B: . Oity ts requested to take the 8 o’clook * }car this evening and meet at the Holloyal Republicans For the accommoattend a late car will be ran to. this ¢ The reception committee of Nevada brook House on their arrival at Grase Valley. ‘Will Reorganize. The members of the Nevada City Band, which suspended during the winter months, will meet next Sunday afternoomand reorganize for the coming seasons, New officers will be elect. ed and they will be apen to all engagements. = e@e + How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollara Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Care, F. J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O, We, the undersigned, bave known F. J. Cheney for the just 15 years, and believe him perfectiy bonorable iu all business transactions and financtally able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WatoinG, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole‘ salé Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall’s Catarrbh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mocous services of the aystem. Testimonials sent free. Price 7éc per bottle Sold by all druggists. flall’s Family Pilla are the best. For a good cool, sharp gless of beer cel! at Wm. Harry’s saloon PricobBots 2 @ee Loveland is now selling his famous —_—. New Yorn, May 19th—Mre. Glaceon, daughter of Chas. Zentgraff, President of the Staten Island Savings Bank and a millionaire, wae found dead by carbolic acid poigoning. TH health was the cause. Outlaw in Jail. CuLpertson, Mont., May 19.—Kid Trailer, a member of the famous Jones’ gang of outlaws has been taken bya Deputy Sheriff and is now in jail. Trailer is the man who was rescued from deputies by Jones a few months age. Jones was shot shortly after in a pitched battle, Bubonic Plague. New Yorn, May 19 —E‘ghteen new cases of bubonic plague have been reported in Antofagasta in the last two days, says a Herald dispatch from Valparaiso, Ohile. Five bave proved fatal. There are fifty-seven plague patients now in the legarctto. ee A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that ia not altogeiber true, Dr King’s New D'scovery for Consumption is a sure cure for all lung and throat troubles. T ousands .can testify tothat. Mre. CO. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a@ gevere case of Bronchitie and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery then cured me absolately.” It’s infallible for Croup, Whooping Oough, Grip, Poeumonia and Consumption. Try it. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draoggist. Trial bottles free. sizes 0c, $1 00. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought bread at five cents a los at the Popuwr Bakery. Try it and you will ale! St: eet. tf. waye buy it te t Bears the @ignatare of A Common Ac Reg. a ans arouses Hf wets" sluggish livers, Se : E e ° piscopalians. Los Ancuizs, May 19—The ninth annual Conference of the Episcopalian Diocese of Los Angeles ie in session today. Sixty clergymen and an equal number of laymen are in attendande. ‘Che most important work before the Oonference is the election of four clergymen and four laymen to the General Oonference in Boston in Ostober. Killed 136 Turks. Lonpon, May 19th—A correspondent at Oaucaeia, reports a serious fight at Baku between Armeniane and Turkish troops. 186 Turks were killed and the leader and many other Armenians were killed. Choice Flowers, E. S. Parke, Wells-Fargo & Oo’s local agent, is prepared to receive orders for all kinds of floral pieces. He has been appointed agent for Sievers & Boland, No, 88 Post street, San Francisco,,which ie one of the leading floral concerns at the Bay, Everything in their line is farnished just as the order directs, and the. prices cannot [be beat. . Place your orders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance, California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf Tea Emil Freses_. relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 25c. soem Largest Seller Five cents. “Only 5¢ Cigar . So Good That.A Million Men Smoke It Every Day The Band is the Smoker's Protection. The accom nodations, the cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in in the World. g z & Bp = = S S$ \S MIN Summers Coni } Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer Disinfectants — AT Dickerman’s PALMER & JORASON, Wholeealejand retail deelers in Fine Liquors $ Cigars, WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Tam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for bard usage, Waltham movement for Only $6.00.. It is solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Gxpert Watch Repairing end all work guarantee). E. W. CLEMO owner? ue Retu Post, exarsss, tel in the building. gteh HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY service and the _ a 9d OWI» Oe" soaet®s BO" Blectric lights Hot and cold water rn call bells{Bath Room Suits 2zcap stage offices and bank “TEE }HOME OFGOOD LIVERS” « a Del Monte Sof-Rasing Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Floar 15 Cents per package An order from you would We have just received a {large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the]warm weather. be appreciated. J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor anette roets, Wall P Oorner of Pine and Commercial] streets Delbridge Building. I Larger Quarters only reliable abstracts of property in this coauty. Remember there ie but one way to abstract property reliably NCREASE in business bas demanded larger quarters. These we have found, and are better prepared than ever to furnish the = New Carpet We have just rezeived a carload paper, linoleum and Mattiogs, Call and get our prices. Country orders promptly attended to. Che Bee Htwe cae ee eee Commercial Street apet, Linoleums N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest styles ia wali No trouble ROSENBERG BROS. and successfully, and that ie by system, and remember also, that we have the ONLY system of Abstracts in the ty. On BeTRAOTS furnished on short Byerything Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET notice and at reasonable rates. Our offices are open to inspection. Nevada County Abstract and Title Company 12 Commercial St. *Phone Main 411 CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. st in town.. Che Be Ts Our wines and liquors cannot beexcelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, rienle Raveted and beatee ful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. Al). the leading brands of Cigars aleo kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. =