May 22, 1900 (4 pages)

“THE TRANSCRIPT. Sis & te OF Mer thie city has re-. caller p to leave. the appointment ofDistrict Dep-. “We bave o two umbrellas,” sald, mothers tos celved and Hoa aPalatal A, A. Charotnat InnB tacts Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exoepted, . tems That Should faa Da & ‘ ; uty, by the Grand Lodge of ‘Odd Felthe. hostess, ‘and I am sorry to say the’. Dights and take < —BY ‘ a BROWN & CALEING. oie dab ey fa, {REMS OF SUBSCRITTION ; PerYear : : $6 p s : “iowa: Hale distal seabnaies ile city Dove: se se been. Paying cote pained the anueualteet oriks‘Rev rious Accident. Day. Every Something New rapiaara aT NEVADA o~k At ee th tt { . them, occa ea “ =sash bg hanging up is painted : pa Valtap: Blocatels, cabal fon the cover in big letters: ‘KissMel’ . Z." ive’ paster cared For Life:Insurance see T.‘eB. Gray. eee drink cident occurred that may prove to ba oidedly ghee ss Seer ° at one : service Laas sienee 1 ekUmbrella." sorter“ fervor ome painted: ‘This: Is a Stolen “db throughout gegen ae this section. : ‘without a moment's hesitation, “I don’t Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’jonnat. The accident was censed by a teeny part mlé-tf . sledge hammer getting caught in the oueitilay: 0, Beoond Tofantry, ot Ne. ant people to think I’m a thief.” -P. 0, BOX B. saloon. NO. 41. TELEPHONE : : a & Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at jaws of the rock breaker and becoming vada City having received the ‘highest Sigs Tribune. percentage (28 58) under the rules gov-. Jackson’s, ; ml-tf ” 1%0 A Bare Chance. 22, y ..Ma .. TUGSDAY fastened so tight thatit was necessary erning the contest for the silhouette A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and were posted iu a public place, . Crawford—I wouldn't let Bobbie present to drive it out from underneath, J. M. target firing trophy, that company hus have ; iis Fleming’s. m14-tf tin whistle while he was beatmurder, riot and suicide would fill the Company O gave an interesting street Kitts was underneath with a hammer ‘been swarded the custody of the tro-. ing his drum: because I thought it streeta with blood. ; The weather is all. right for tomorand bar endeavoring to loosen it’ so phy—a silk flag now in the possession would annoy you. Crawford—Give it to him at ‘once, of Company M, Seventh Infantry—un-: row’s picnic. it could be tsken-cut,; and Superintentho Doings of “ee drill last night. til after the skirmish firing for the year] Perhaps he will brek the whistle by ‘Murdered a Child. ores : Daily Chronicle of the dent Charonnat was ‘looking into. the 1900. poking it through the head of the. Flaked Wheat, 8 packages for 25 cents ‘and Young. “Aupxoons Ch Pa May 1 —Last by drum.—N. Y. Journal World. «ee rock breaker when the hammér became at Guenther’s Oash Store. ml4-tf ‘list. sick the on is ms Willia Mre, Al. Por Sale at a ditesin. ‘Otherwise Occupied. see Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Someloose and was thrown with great forve L. Hyman left this morning for San thing new, At GayLorp’s. “Don’t you sometimes pause end re tf out of the rock breaker, and hit him Francisco. A house and lot in good aseatlog’ flect on the uncertainties of this lite?” Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want on the bridge of the nose, breaking it J. 8. Landabure of Relief Hill came House has 7 rooms and electric jighte said the thoughtful young man. ‘anything in the tobacco line. -. tf “No,” replied Senator Sorghum; “not, od and fracturing his skall. over last evening. — throaghonut. Lot has. 150 foot. front The gold watch raffled by J.8. HolJohn Spaulding came up from Aubrook was won by ticket No. 28. q§A physician was inimediately sumand:is large euough to build another often, It takes up all my time hington an burn this morning. at the Transormr track of the sure things.”—Washin That tonic,Beef, Iron and Wine; with moned; also the wife of the injared house of. Enquire Star. Frank’ Golden came over from Oarm22-tf © be) Celery, at Vinton’s, is pond a very man. Samuel Granger, one of the office. The Under Side of pow eon on the morning train. large sale. tf Mabel (after the caller had gone)~. principal owners of the mine, stopped A.J, Josrosk of Milwaukee is among Native Daughters, Notice. J. Ohivell, formerly of Lake City, . Did. you notice the pained expression}. the guests at the National. the machinery and let the employes of has bouxht the Nihell residence on NeLaurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. will hold. that came over Mr. Hankinson’s face premio M.G. Wyllie and Ohas. Travis came the mine off for the day. Up to. the vaia street. ite regular meeting Thursday evening ‘when he shifted his chair? down from Forest Oity today. Maud—No. What was the matters = : a é Mi The friends of James Wills will find time of this’ writing the unfortunate There will be initation of candidates, 0. D. Beronnette of San Francisco him at the saloon lately. occupied by man was still at the mine, not having folluwed by an entertainment. ° Full at“ ‘Mabel—I think he found where I had! Omm came in on the afternoon train. stuck my gum.—Chicago Tribune. fred Senner. recovered sufficient to be moved to his tendance desired. By order, R. Brown of St. Louis came in on H. J. Wright has been appoi CenA New. Wrinkle. :, Maraaner GEeLirsPm, the afternoon train. high walk to. the y~ Prehome. It cannot be exactly ascer‘Tramp—Say, boss, won’t you help a td President. E. L. Gibbens of San Francisco is sus Ennmerator for Nevada found that he had fractured tained at this time just how badly he poor ‘feller? cincts 1 and 2. here spending a few days. Dude—The old story, Isuppose—sick bone of his left arm and alao badly dle A fall line of Waterman’s fountain is hurt, but at least it is quite seri ous First-Class lass Plumbing. C. W. McLouth of San Francisco is loosted it. . wife and two starving children? pens at Vinton’s. These pens need no and may prove fatal: _ here spending a few days. . Tramp—No, boss, new. story—siek Geo. E. Tarner is pre prepare’ to do. ‘all recommendation. : tf i Lo : Lost. kinds of plumbing at the correct rates ebild, and two starving wives. What about Memorial Day ? . Is it} kes BA temiagrhok on: — ;(es ee day of those. swe PBRSONAL PO POINTERS. “4 rs acne Y A. MN, Bgizatt of: mes ty ae kiand Oskiand arrived . ‘© be Observed in this city? One week atrived _. here on the afternoon train. Phil Dann came down trom Wash eat . att . comorrow it cecars, Mistake. Terrible Hats,© “Picnic and on the shortest motice. He has a w [otae_ force of first-class.plambers em i Gee tan ok s ployed, who thoroughly understend. ote ae ee Ne orders i Cramer, ex-Representutive of this State, . +105. business, Lea “Phe Pines” is the title selected-for » 2B Eee Oa. for ne needed Reething or the namesjust pre and ee . . low, eeetime See veey to avoid the started in the/ ancidentally ehot and killed his wife. mediatel to be weekly ington to-day to spend a few days. town ofnewspap Overton,erthis county. rush, asthe toMr.and Mrs. Cramer. were attempting} draws near for the sower work to be. morrow A. M, Nihell of Forest City was here iH ra Five carloads of cement arrived at. — H. A. Diebe of San Franciveo arrived . ‘°Morrow. All the same as next 4th of . Mrs, Cramer was on the opposite side the depot today, to be used on the new Deafness Cannot be Cured of a woodshed from her husband, who here last evening on mining business, . 77/7 If we have no celebration. Mrs, L. L. Gaffney and children have, 4 borse owned by Wm. H. Andrews. noid in his hand a loaded shotgun. He. by local applications, as they cannot . conrthouse. The town will look terribly deserted . to dislodge a rat trom a’ pile of debris. . completed. last night en route tothe up country,. HI cai ie m29-t _ : ae rown Puppy,. cockle-Spantel, collar ; LeaveN . Snell& Fleming have a big stock “of. bearing owners Dame. Reaurd paid) at. rices . 0 return te this office. inandt louie Maint at eal i : e a If you want ue Ne:cewssubscribe for the ; a. m. and Leave t p. m. TaawegniPT: The om round and 2 gone to Downieville to spend the sum-. “2 8way yesterday and did some dam-/ thought he saw. the rat and fired. . reach the diseased portion of the ear. age to the wagon end harneés. }striking Mrs. Cramer fall in the face People suffer a great deal with sore ‘Death'was almost instantaneous. Mrs A. Weil and P, N. Beintein of San feet during the warm weather, Uno is Cramer was 60 years of age. Francisco came in on the morning ca the best remedg,.-For sale by Vinton. ae train. There is enterprise in the little town The young child of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Ought to be Looked into. of Relief Hill. They have started the mer. Greenberg of San F'rancisco is quite ill here, Mrs.D. J. Vogleman and Miss Marie years There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is-by constitutional remedies NEVADATHEATER! Deafness is taused by an inflamed condition of the mucous Eustachian Tube.’ When the tube gets Commencing Monday, May 24. ville is to be reopened. The people at LOWE'S. waist as she was returning from the ten are caused by catarrb, which is tirely closed deafness is the result, and Complaint is made that a man, and. unless the inflammation can be taken said to be the same one, grabbed a out and this tube restored to its norThe old Culbertson mine at Granitemal «condition, hearing will be married lady around the neck-and destroyed seerert nine cases out of ball a-rolling for a 4th of Jaly celebration. Wm. Knowland is here visiting with to take the ‘Place The fellow may attempt to do the same. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Toledo, Frank Ahart of Elk Grove came here. . oo, was anintentionslly omitted . 08%¢.& pistol ball sent through him . goiq by Draggiste, 750. onedor' T i 0 af giar oad pedir aR oa comdine rtNete bhere, left left yesenciber te sy ansanth haves weaknéss for insalting . ’iy z Mrs. Paine of San Francisco arrived . Golam mpion mine at here last evening and left this morning . !9 which he is largely interested. Maybert. ef Ladies, ofcourse you are all going to the Picnic and will want to be comfortable whilethere, . , OPENING PLAY : ae ya “ ® “Tan and Master Coffees. For strength and delicious NEW GONGE, NEW FLATS, i ; Aroma, and all that goes to make a Maher & Oo. have a special pidnic . perfect cap. This coffee cannot be ex , Renee I O. F. Lansing, the yonng man who. say about white and colored skirt vada City. “pa Dott* > rived here yesterday from San Fran-. missed, will now be taken to Truckee ciaco. to answer a charge of obtai ning money Can i ‘1: a & Rev. Dr. Bentley, Presiding Elder of} under false pretenses. M. E. Church, who has been here sev-. ‘The following have been elected di Bee tree dy t ee G fass and a: and Ready distric turned from Ouskland, where he went Rough t oug to attend the funeral of a young child lant ofD. Conley. eady «Ss : : Lawn [lowers wie horbettio sien icone] Keen evening and left this morning for her . . . more concentrat ‘home at Downieville. re ike ware ae 4 th “ead gs Bs : Grass Hooks ‘ = ant d Scythes : roasted. snaths Coffees cop ioe primes, William Gigi and Andy Hampel] . H. Barker, Principal of the High the county. They will leave in few. street S0b0%},from has Mrs.O’Connor, purchased a lotMr.onBarker Olay <Ye,wil give to, eseelicions pur duge for Bleren county. onuay. ‘ Wm. Tamblyn, Roger Dougherty and will build a modern cottage there this Tale Massie of Gold Flat left yesterBei weg hg be a credit to that See SRE T F R ‘eae te ' . More Bloodshed, fr. Lov, May 21.—The’ influx of 4 cooked their. dinner on top of the} mountaiu. They did not like to be bothered with ladies so they went f ff without any. Selfish follows. non-union men from other cities to take the place of striking street car Bi Company had placed several additional lines in operation and was rendering fair service. Every cer was guarded by said this morning that as soon as he re-} Qu, ceived authority to do so, he would! swear in Deputy Marshals to picket && on which mail cars are used. Martin * Zeika, 18years old, was struck in thie "left breast by a bullet fired from a car while he-was standing in the front door He died in a few min Zale nahin = crowd tat es ees : passing street cars with po pryesasoault. had nothing whatever to do , Balt Game Suncay. Oa pote afternoon the Populars of this city and the Nob Hills ofGrass sae bi od a, in nea aks siete Aan Ig f 50¢ each 9oc.each sel 5 9oc each ~~ ne NAT & Sh € aepe aw ee Oe aes te Se e = O. vest couse basins carne vos cae foo: them, a ‘ ¥ e can suit on New ones coming « Grape-N + food and “+ Food Oot .* particles Peper in every day. : perts inco New Bonnets for the Little Ones. € ‘ne : the filling sy pr Belts £.Ne T t ew. ew fies, # “ i ‘Now Ladies come and let us fit you out.‘for the Picnic. pata or Boe Mie vied e have aeGvera4 th i ak a a pat : oe _) : Bevether pert food: ee nF (/ we a “$e. Dhat Corea atFe » ‘ man ¢ tently. toa end vital conductin life.Be eal Oo., L d ae . “i ii The Le “vite “The Inst « 8 st the diseo pang ves <<: ea r che ae yee mo a have “ee of seineBena = Suits leh which used.tof sell for $5, $6 and $7 00. We are. ‘ ing the now 3. to 10. 3. ce We also have a beauTi line tine of ofJitths itl fellows fest ‘Suits a run them this’ week for pn bop in aes, ide cee which used % eet he will CARTER &ex & 5 @lements 4 food, and + es aoPopa raeang sizes from.ty years tor19 years, used tto sellfor $10, $12and $15. ‘They : pecteesineparte comet tn “food that: : ee i All’$7.00 Pants Go.Now. for$6.50All $5.00 Pants Go Now.or$3.50. Cal $8.00Pants Go Now for $6.5 eres ; tric “7 And romembet ort ye and th « year bave All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $3.00 the isounane in the bande cise knowing ans —® i — ‘AL $3.00 Pants Go:Now for $200© All $8.00-PantGosNow for $426. : bles, kidr a Maehex ‘ Re sack SNe s oe es *¥ palpitatio: . -arasol. Respectfully, ‘ ©: 33 ee BN ee a fy xa ; 2 AL-DRERING MOWER alse RE . ' i CTs Se ~» +. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters whed must pedenedont. ‘They. are neat patterns and good fitting goods, and iin order to lose them‘out “we have concluded: to make a two policemen. There was no disturbavee. The police allowed no crowds to gather. Very few people rode in the ears. United States: Marshal Boble the entire length of the street car lines} nOaste i :. A Few Specials for This Week Only. men continues. By noon the Transit ; O6E R lana : t d R ht $4.00 up eas ere : Commercial Street, Nevada City. train and left this morning for Dow-. Tey took along a camping outfit andj. W. TAYLOR, Manager. . & day" attervcon, for, Wyoming, ‘where. Potton ofthe ety, THE COMMERCIAL TEA (CObs op cas E. M. Preston, Chas. K, T ower, Geo. nieville, on mining business. Bye : they will engage in mining. ga —— _ yh ae © hanner Mountain Sunday “ bave returned from the upper part of R. W. Forbes and J. B. Cox of wig Jamestown came in on last evening’s bas = N t, was started Beeler i Just ae starter and tn Mrs. B. Forbes, who has been to Sat) the mili works well, but the ore carries Francisco on a ‘visit, arrived here last 20 tush auiphatets rege atypia See fresh : New : ; “ nore:left this morning for North . rectors of the Maryland mining com( ( dddd dddddd dd dd ee 4 O O Is ee pF erlyite g Valley, bas taken a like position at the. ident and superintendent ; L. V. Dor. Owl Saloon. * sey neo retary and treasurer. ye hac! George Davis of Moore's Flat has re-) Tig new mill at the Hudson mine. high gr ade “i 5 S ee . Come ‘to the ( olorec ing on p cheer z e GO f . i n . ; : SH oom field. any: 8. P. Dorsey, L. V. Dorsey, T. J. H. Jones, who has been acting as 6. aces E. M. Taylor and 8. Pi Almixologist at Dulmaine’s saloon, Grass/ german. 8. P. Dorsey was elected pree or a istby et Pde Ln placed on sale Friday, May : eC # NEW SPEOIALTIES, BLEGANT COSTUMES. Packed im one-pound ocar W. M. Taylor, who is oiesinn up the. was brought here on a charge of for-. waists, parasols, bonnets, belts and ties. 16 to 1 mine on Poorman’s Creek ar-. gery, but which charge has been dis: a that my til noon. i apend the summer at the National/ all ye who never sampled their goods.tf . dies read it and see what they have to. toons. Forsale at A. B. Wolf's, NePopalar Prices, 10, 20 and $0 Cents Hotel. ter; cup of and get ope of our eer atid Java Coffee. Weck arrived here last evening to. cigars,etc. Drop in aud see how it is, . advertisement in today’s paper. La-. cclled. Soy on Neioisies. . In & repertoire of first-class Comedies and A delicious blend of the very: best Waists and Parasols. for North Bloomfield. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can Mrs. F. A, Weck and Miss A. M. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, ATER COMPANY Hall’s Family Pills are the best. lew, Anton Miller. piacbs of tasiness tomorrow right. The officers on their part should <e-C.8. Bowman and wife, who have been Decigik. Thekail ; received . °°. °% the look-out for the party who Leege and Haskio’s Peerless Mocha. : = as it will be a very warm day, and the’ only way . for you to be comfortable will be: to come: ‘to us \ Send for oir The aah of Phil. G. Soadden, the. ‘i928 seain, and then again he might eniers, ure Ouuwey & Co., to attend the funeral of his brother-in. ; 41, list ad Unies who will slows: thar and everybody would say—served him. a MADISON SQUARE same place, on upper Broad street. catarrh) that oan not be cured by He recently returned from rye ie _ the Philippines. ; “FOR THE ONE SOLID be act inflamed you have a rambling soand or inperfect heating, and when it is en Tobin of Vallejo are here spending a few days, that place anticipate brisk times this County Treasurer J. J. Jackson left fire on Saturday night, and did the nothing but an ‘aflame condition of summer. yesterday for Sacramento and San same thing to another lady on Sunday the mucous surfaces. A one-hundred and ‘eenky borse We will give One Hundred Dollars evening.» Both occurred at about. the for any case of Deafness (caused by Francisco. power dynamo is to be installed at the friends, ARE ALL: A READY lining of the wae

“THE TRANSCRIPT. Sis & te OF Mer thie city has re-. caller p to leave.. the appointment ofDistrict Dep-. “We bave o two umbrellas,” sald, mothers tos celved and Hoa aPalatal A, A. Charotnat InnB tacts Issued Every Evening, Sundays Exoepted, . tems That Should faa Da & ‘ ; uty, by the Grand Lodge of ‘Odd Felthe. hostess, ‘and I am sorry to say the’. Dights and take < —BY ‘ a BROWN & CALEING. oie dab ey fa, {REMS OF SUBSCRITTION ; PerYear : : $6 p s : “iowa: Hale distal seabnaies ile city Dove: se se been. Paying cote pained the anueualteet oriks‘Rev rious Accident. Day. Every Something New rapiaara aT NEVADA o~k At ee th tt { . them, occa ea “ =sash bg hanging up is painted : pa Valtap: Blocatels, cabal fon the cover in big letters: ‘KissMel’ . Z." ive’ paster cared For Life:Insurance see T.‘eB. Gray. eee drink cident occurred that may prove to ba oidedly ghee ss Seer ° at one : service Laas sienee 1 ekUmbrella." sorter“ fervor ome painted: ‘This: Is a Stolen “db throughout gegen ae this section. : ‘without a moment's hesitation, “I don’t Old Castle Whiskey at J. Hopkins’jonnat. The accident was censed by a teeny part mlé-tf . sledge hammer getting caught in the oueitilay: 0, Beoond Tofantry, ot Ne. ant people to think I’m a thief.” -P. 0, BOX B. saloon. NO. 41. TELEPHONE : : a & Pig’s feet—two cans for 25 cents at jaws of the rock breaker and becoming vada City having received the ‘highest Sigs Tribune. percentage (28 58) under the rules gov-. Jackson’s, ; ml-tf ” 1%0 A Bare Chance. 22, y ...Ma .... TUGSDAY fastened so tight thatit was necessary erning the contest for the silhouette A-M-I Silk Underskirts at Snell and were posted iu a public place, . Crawford—I wouldn't let Bobbie present to drive it out from underneath, J. M. target firing trophy, that company hus have ; iis Fleming’s. m14-tf tin whistle while he was beatmurder, riot and suicide would fill the Company O gave an interesting street Kitts was underneath with a hammer ‘been swarded the custody of the tro-. ing his drum: because I thought it streeta with blood. ; The weather is all. right for tomorand bar endeavoring to loosen it’ so phy—a silk flag now in the possession would annoy you. Crawford—Give it to him at ‘once, of Company M, Seventh Infantry—un-: row’s picnic. it could be tsken-cut,; and Superintentho Doings of “ee drill last night. til after the skirmish firing for the year] Perhaps he will brek the whistle by ‘Murdered a Child. ores : Daily Chronicle of the dent Charonnat was ‘looking into. the 1900. poking it through the head of the. Flaked Wheat, 8 packages for 25 cents ‘and Young. “Aupxoons Ch Pa May 1 —Last by drum.—N. Y. Journal World. «ee rock breaker when the hammér became at Guenther’s Oash Store. ml4-tf ‘list. sick the on is ms Willia Mre, Al. Por Sale at a ditesin. ‘Otherwise Occupied. see Ham Rolls and Corned Ham. Someloose and was thrown with great forve L. Hyman left this morning for San thing new, At GayLorp’s. “Don’t you sometimes pause end re tf out of the rock breaker, and hit him Francisco. A house and lot in good aseatlog’ flect on the uncertainties of this lite?” Oall on Ed Schmidt when you want on the bridge of the nose, breaking it J. 8. Landabure of Relief Hill came House has 7 rooms and electric jighte said the thoughtful young man. ‘anything in the tobacco line. -. tf “No,” replied Senator Sorghum; “not, od and fracturing his skall. over last evening. — throaghonut. Lot has. 150 foot. front The gold watch raffled by J.8. HolJohn Spaulding came up from Aubrook was won by ticket No. 28. q§A physician was inimediately sumand:is large euough to build another often, It takes up all my time hington an burn this morning. at the Transormr track of the sure things.”—Washin That tonic,Beef, Iron and Wine; with moned; also the wife of the injared house of. Enquire Star. Frank’ Golden came over from Oarm22-tf © be) Celery, at Vinton’s, is pond a very man. Samuel Granger, one of the office. The Under Side of pow eon on the morning train. large sale. tf Mabel (after the caller had gone)~. principal owners of the mine, stopped A.J, Josrosk of Milwaukee is among Native Daughters, Notice. J. Ohivell, formerly of Lake City, . Did. you notice the pained expression}. the guests at the National. the machinery and let the employes of has bouxht the Nihell residence on NeLaurel Parlor, N. D. G. W. will hold. that came over Mr. Hankinson’s face premio M.G. Wyllie and Ohas. Travis came the mine off for the day. Up to. the vaia street. ite regular meeting Thursday evening ‘when he shifted his chair? down from Forest Oity today. Maud—No. What was the matters = : a é Mi The friends of James Wills will find time of this’ writing the unfortunate There will be initation of candidates, 0. D. Beronnette of San Francisco him at the saloon lately. occupied by man was still at the mine, not having folluwed by an entertainment. ° Full at“ ‘Mabel—I think he found where I had! Omm came in on the afternoon train. stuck my gum.—Chicago Tribune. fred Senner. recovered sufficient to be moved to his tendance desired. By order, R. Brown of St. Louis came in on H. J. Wright has been appoi CenA New. Wrinkle. :, Maraaner GEeLirsPm, the afternoon train. high walk to. the y~ Prehome. It cannot be exactly ascer‘Tramp—Say, boss, won’t you help a td President. E. L. Gibbens of San Francisco is sus Ennmerator for Nevada found that he had fractured tained at this time just how badly he poor ‘feller? cincts 1 and 2. here spending a few days. Dude—The old story, Isuppose—sick bone of his left arm and alao badly dle A fall line of Waterman’s fountain is hurt, but at least it is quite seri ous First-Class lass Plumbing. C. W. McLouth of San Francisco is loosted it. . wife and two starving children? pens at Vinton’s. These pens need no and may prove fatal: _ here spending a few days. . Tramp—No, boss, new. story—siek Geo. E. Tarner is pre prepare’ to do. ‘all recommendation. : tf i Lo : Lost. kinds of plumbing at the correct rates ebild, and two starving wives. What about Memorial Day ? . Is it} kes BA temiagrhok on: — ;(es ee day of those. swe PBRSONAL PO POINTERS. “4 rs acne Y A. MN, Bgizatt of: mes ty ae kiand Oskiand arrived . ‘© be Observed in this city? One week atrived _. here on the afternoon train. Phil Dann came down trom Wash eat . att . comorrow it cecars, Mistake. Terrible Hats,© “Picnic and on the shortest motice. He has a w [otae_ force of first-class.plambers em i Gee tan ok s ployed, who thoroughly understend. ote ae ee Ne orders i Cramer, ex-Representutive of this State, . +105. business, Lea “Phe Pines” is the title selected-for » 2B Eee Oa. for ne needed Reething or the namesjust pre and ee . . low, eeetime See veey to avoid the started in the/ ancidentally ehot and killed his wife.. mediatel to be weekly ington to-day to spend a few days. town ofnewspap Overton,erthis county. rush, asthe toMr.and Mrs. Cramer. were attempting} draws near for the sower work to be. morrow A. M, Nihell of Forest City was here iH ra Five carloads of cement arrived at. — H. A. Diebe of San Franciveo arrived . ‘°Morrow. All the same as next 4th of . Mrs, Cramer was on the opposite side the depot today, to be used on the new Deafness Cannot be Cured of a woodshed from her husband, who here last evening on mining business, . 77/7 If we have no celebration. Mrs, L. L. Gaffney and children have, 4 borse owned by Wm. H. Andrews. noid in his hand a loaded shotgun. He. by local applications, as they cannot . conrthouse. The town will look terribly deserted . to dislodge a rat trom a’ pile of debris. . completed. last night en route tothe up country,. HI cai ie m29-t _ : ae rown Puppy,. cockle-Spantel, collar ; LeaveN . Snell& Fleming have a big stock “of. bearing owners Dame. Reaurd paid) at. rices . 0 return te this office. inandt louie Maint at eal i : e a If you want ue Ne:cewssubscribe for the ; a. m. and Leave t p. m. TaawegniPT: The om round and 2 gone to Downieville to spend the sum-. “2 8way yesterday and did some dam-/ thought he saw. the rat and fired. . reach the diseased portion of the ear. age to the wagon end harneés. }striking Mrs. Cramer fall in the face People suffer a great deal with sore ‘Death'was almost instantaneous. Mrs A. Weil and P, N. Beintein of San feet during the warm weather, Uno is Cramer was 60 years of age. Francisco came in on the morning ca the best remedg,.-For sale by Vinton. ae train. There is enterprise in the little town The young child of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Ought to be Looked into. of Relief Hill. They have started the mer. Greenberg of San F'rancisco is quite ill here, Mrs.D. J. Vogleman and Miss Marie years There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is-by constitutional remedies NEVADATHEATER! Deafness is taused by an inflamed condition of the mucous Eustachian Tube.’ When the tube gets Commencing Monday, May 24. ville is to be reopened. The people at LOWE'S.. waist as she was returning from the ten are caused by catarrb, which is tirely closed deafness is the result, and Complaint is made that a man, and. unless the inflammation can be taken said to be the same one, grabbed a out and this tube restored to its norThe old Culbertson mine at Granitemal «condition, hearing will be married lady around the neck-and destroyed seerert nine cases out of ball a-rolling for a 4th of Jaly celebration. Wm. Knowland is here visiting with to take the ‘Place The fellow may attempt to do the same. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. Toledo, Frank Ahart of Elk Grove came here. . oo, was anintentionslly omitted . 08%¢.& pistol ball sent through him . goiq by Draggiste, 750. onedor' T i 0 af giar oad pedir aR oa comdine rtNete bhere, left left yesenciber te sy ansanth haves weaknéss for insalting . ’iy z Mrs. Paine of San Francisco arrived . Golam mpion mine at here last evening and left this morning . !9 which he is largely interested. Maybert. ef Ladies, ofcourse you are all going to the Picnic and will want to be comfortable whilethere, . , OPENING PLAY : ae ya “ ® “Tan and Master Coffees. For strength and delicious NEW GONGE, NEW FLATS, i ; Aroma, and all that goes to make a Maher & Oo. have a special pidnic . perfect cap. This coffee cannot be ex , Renee I O. F. Lansing, the yonng man who. say about white and colored skirt vada City. “pa Dott* > rived here yesterday from San Fran-. missed, will now be taken to Truckee ciaco. to answer a charge of obtai ning money Can i ‘1: a & Rev. Dr. Bentley, Presiding Elder of} under false pretenses. M. E. Church, who has been here sev-. ‘The following have been elected di Bee tree dy t ee G fass and a: and Ready distric turned from Ouskland, where he went Rough t oug to attend the funeral of a young child lant ofD. Conley. eady «Ss : : Lawn [lowers wie horbettio sien icone] Keen evening and left this morning for her . . . more concentrat ‘home at Downieville. re ike ware ae 4 th “ead gs Bs : Grass Hooks ‘ = ant d Scythes : roasted. snaths Coffees cop ioe primes, William Gigi and Andy Hampel]

. H. Barker, Principal of the High the county. They will leave in few. street S0b0%},from has Mrs.O’Connor, purchased a lotMr.onBarker Olay <Ye,wil give to, eseelicions pur duge for Bleren county. onuay. ‘ Wm. Tamblyn, Roger Dougherty and will build a modern cottage there this Tale Massie of Gold Flat left yesterBei weg hg be a credit to that See SRE T F R ‘eae te ' . More Bloodshed, fr. Lov, May 21.—The’ influx of 4 cooked their. dinner on top of the} mountaiu. They did not like to be bothered with ladies so they went f ff without any. Selfish follows. non-union men from other cities to take the place of striking street car Bi Company had placed several additional lines in operation and was rendering fair service. Every cer was guarded by said this morning that as soon as he re-} Qu, ceived authority to do so, he would! swear in Deputy Marshals to picket && on which mail cars are used. Martin * Zeika, 18years old, was struck in thie "left breast by a bullet fired from a car while he-was standing in the front door He died in a few min Zale nahin = crowd tat es ees : passing street cars with po pryesasoault. had nothing whatever to do , Balt Game Suncay. Oa pote afternoon the Populars of this city and the Nob Hills ofGrass sae bi od a, in nea aks siete Aan Ig f 50¢ each 9oc.each sel 5 9oc each ~~ ne NAT & Sh € aepe aw ee Oe aes te Se e = O. vest couse basins carne vos cae foo: them, a ‘ ¥ e can suit on New ones coming « Grape-N + food and “+ Food Oot .* particles Peper in every day. : perts inco New Bonnets for the Little Ones. € ‘ne : the filling sy pr Belts £.Ne T t ew. ew fies, # “ i ‘Now Ladies come and let us fit you out.‘for the Picnic. pata or Boe Mie vied e have aeGvera4 th i ak a a pat : oe _) : Bevether pert food: ee nF (/ we a “$e. Dhat Corea atFe » ‘ man ¢ tently. toa end vital conductin life.Be eal Oo., L d ae . “i ii The Le “vite “The Inst « 8 st the diseo pang ves <<: ea r che ae yee mo a have “ee of seineBena = Suits leh which used.tof sell for $5, $6 and $7 00. We are. ‘ ing the now 3. to 10. 3. ce We also have a beauTi line tine of ofJitths itl fellows fest ‘Suits a run them this’ week for pn bop in aes, ide cee which used % eet he will CARTER &ex & 5 @lements 4 food, and + es aoPopa raeang sizes from.ty years tor19 years, used tto sellfor $10, $12and $15. ‘They : pecteesineparte comet tn “food that: : ee i All’$7.00 Pants Go.Now. for$6.50All $5.00 Pants Go Now.or$3.50. Cal $8.00Pants Go Now for $6.5 eres ; tric “7 And romembet ort ye and th « year bave All $4.00 Pants Go Now for $3.00 the isounane in the bande cise knowing ans —® i — ‘AL $3.00 Pants Go:Now for $200© All $8.00-PantGosNow for $426. : bles, kidr a Maehex ‘ Re sack SNe s oe es *¥ palpitatio: . -arasol. Respectfully, ‘ ©: 33 ee BN ee a fy xa ; 2 AL-DRERING MOWER alse RE . ' i CTs Se ~» +. We have about 500 pair of Men’s Pants on our counters whed must pedenedont. ‘They. are neat patterns and good fitting goods, and iin order to lose them‘out “we have concluded: to make a two policemen. There was no disturbavee. The police allowed no crowds to gather. Very few people rode in the ears. United States: Marshal Boble the entire length of the street car lines} nOaste i :. A Few Specials for This Week Only. men continues. By noon the Transit ; O6E R lana : t d R ht $4.00 up eas ere : Commercial Street, Nevada City. train and left this morning for Dow-. Tey took along a camping outfit andj. W. TAYLOR, Manager. . & day" attervcon, for, Wyoming, ‘where. Potton ofthe ety, THE COMMERCIAL TEA (CObs op cas E. M. Preston, Chas. K, T ower, Geo. nieville, on mining business. Bye : they will engage in mining. ga —— _ yh ae © hanner Mountain Sunday “ bave returned from the upper part of R. W. Forbes and J. B. Cox of wig Jamestown came in on last evening’s bas = N t, was started Beeler i Just ae starter and tn Mrs. B. Forbes, who has been to Sat) the mili works well, but the ore carries Francisco on a ‘visit, arrived here last 20 tush auiphatets rege atypia See fresh : New : ; “ nore:left this morning for North . rectors of the Maryland mining com( ( dddd dddddd dd dd ee 4 O O Is ee pF erlyite g Valley, bas taken a like position at the. ident and superintendent ; L. V. Dor. Owl Saloon. * sey neo retary and treasurer. ye hac! George Davis of Moore's Flat has re-) Tig new mill at the Hudson mine. high gr ade “i 5 S ee . Come ‘to the ( olorec ing on p cheer z e GO f . i n . ; : SH oom field. any: 8. P. Dorsey, L. V. Dorsey, T. J. H. Jones, who has been acting as 6. aces E. M. Taylor and 8. Pi Almixologist at Dulmaine’s saloon, Grass/ german. 8. P. Dorsey was elected pree or a istby et Pde Ln placed on sale Friday, May : eC # NEW SPEOIALTIES, BLEGANT COSTUMES. Packed im one-pound ocar W. M. Taylor, who is oiesinn up the. was brought here on a charge of for-. waists, parasols, bonnets, belts and ties. 16 to 1 mine on Poorman’s Creek ar-. gery, but which charge has been dis: a that my til noon. i apend the summer at the National/ all ye who never sampled their goods.tf . dies read it and see what they have to. toons. Forsale at A. B. Wolf's, NePopalar Prices, 10, 20 and $0 Cents Hotel. ter; cup of and get ope of our eer atid Java Coffee. Weck arrived here last evening to. cigars,etc. Drop in aud see how it is, . advertisement in today’s paper. La-. cclled. Soy on Neioisies. . In & repertoire of first-class Comedies and A delicious blend of the very: best Waists and Parasols. for North Bloomfield. At “The Grotto” at all times, you can Mrs. F. A, Weck and Miss A. M. get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, ATER COMPANY Hall’s Family Pills are the best. lew, Anton Miller. piacbs of tasiness tomorrow right. The officers on their part should <e-C.8. Bowman and wife, who have been Decigik. Thekail ; received . °°. °% the look-out for the party who Leege and Haskio’s Peerless Mocha. : = as it will be a very warm day, and the’ only way . for you to be comfortable will be: to come: ‘to us \ Send for oir The aah of Phil. G. Soadden, the. ‘i928 seain, and then again he might eniers, ure Ouuwey & Co., to attend the funeral of his brother-in. ; 41, list ad Unies who will slows: thar and everybody would say—served him. a MADISON SQUARE same place, on upper Broad street. catarrh) that oan not be cured by He recently returned from rye ie _ the Philippines. ; “FOR THE ONE SOLID be act inflamed you have a rambling soand or inperfect heating, and when it is en Tobin of Vallejo are here spending a few days, that place anticipate brisk times this County Treasurer J. J. Jackson left fire on Saturday night, and did the nothing but an ‘aflame condition of summer. yesterday for Sacramento and San same thing to another lady on Sunday the mucous surfaces. A one-hundred and ‘eenky borse We will give One Hundred Dollars evening.» Both occurred at about. the for any case of Deafness (caused by Francisco. power dynamo is to be installed at the friends, ARE ALL: A READY lining of the wae