May 24, 1901 (4 pages)

TEE TRANSCRIPT. . ‘tssaed Bvory Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORRIA, TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION = ‘ @y Mall, a tee $6 Per Year Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. fELEPHONE NO. 41. ; P. 0.BOX B PRIDAY..-.---02205° May 24,1901 You will find readingmatter on every page of the TRANSCRIPT. FREE DANCE ON JULY . FIFTH. ——Special Features Are to Be \ Presented. t Ghe Yative Daughters Waking » Arrangements. L. S. CALKINS CHOSEN GRAND CHANCELLOR. Joseph Waters passed from this world Yosepih Waters Passes to the Buffington. While he was known to Died Chis Morning. _ WARNING, All parties who ' have mumps are warned not tocome out on the street as the disease is contagious and there isan ordinance which forbids such people from leaving their premises. The ordinance will be enforced and parties found on the streets with the disease may be arrested and. proseGreat Beyond. At about 2 o’clock this morning at the home of ex-Supervisor J.M. J. P. Rich of Oakland to the office of Grand Chancellor. the Grand Lodge, and a more capable gnd earnest worker for the Lodge could not have been selected. be in a dangerous condition it wae not thought that death was so near and those’ at his bedside were much cuted. By order, Hueu Moroz, surprised when the Angel of Death appeared and his spirit quietly passed away to its reward. Mr. Waters had been suffering for some time with an abscess and had been working for the Santa Fe railroad quite a period but was forced by illness to resign his position and a month or se ago returned. here and went to work for Mr. Buffington. He gradually grew worse and about two weeks ago it became evident that the only possible chance was to undergo an operation and have the abscess removed from the brain. Drs. Muller and Oonlan opened the patient’s head and performed the delicate job. Ge rallied well and was apparently improving up to the time of death. Deceased was a native of Gold Fiat ‘and aged about 31 years. Besides a large circle of friends, a mother and father, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Watters of Gold Fiat, and several brothers and sisters are left to mourn his early The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, which has‘ been convening at Stockweek, yesterday elected Postmaster L. 8. Calkins of this city This is the highest honor within the gift of on for the past At the meeting of the Firemen’s Fourth of July Committees last evening it was decided that the fire companies would appoint committees to decorate. It was also decided that the firemen would appoint committees to entertaingthe visiting firemen. The committee consisted of Al Snell, Dr. C. W. Chapman, P. G. Scadden, George A. Legg and Chief Engineer Ed. W. Schmidt. The Amusement Committee for the evening of the fifth also met last evening and eoncluded that they would give a free dance at Armory Hall as the leading feature of their program. A full orchestra will be employed and every possible conven'ence for the dancers and spectators. An efficient corps of floor managers will be appointed and everything done to make it a grand success. : AlSneli was appointed to get a tea from Grass Valley if possible, to contest for a prize with a tug-of-war team of this city. It is proposed to have the contest come off in connection with the dance at Armory Hall. George A. Legg was appointed “to interview Miss Rogers and see if he can procure some of her dancing pupils t6 give an exhibition of fancy dancing. Tbese would prove to be great ‘attractions. The Evening of the Fifth Committee is composed of Ed. W. Schmidt, chairman—F. M. Grissel, L. A. Walling, Al Sneil, George A. Legg. The Native Daughters of the Golden West met last night and appointed Mrs. J. M. Walling, Mrs. F. E. Wads_ worth, Miss Nellie Joyce and Miss Lillie Mallen to meet with the Street Parade Committee and ascertain what part they desired the Native Daughters to take. They also appointed Mrs. J. H. Rogers, Mrs. J.G. O’Neill and Miss Nora McArthor to arrange for the reception of the ladies of the Auburn and Newcastle Basketbail Teams, the female band and the visiting Native Daughters. : Ed Hamlen, the cattle and sheep man, has donated the Afternoon Amusement Committee two fine lambs to be given as prizes. A Sood Appointment. County Clerk Arbogast Go Be District Deputy. F.'L. Arbogast, our genial and accommodating County Clerk, has been appointed District Deputy Grand President of the N. S. G. W. His jurisdiction will take in the following Parlors: Silver Star, No. 63, Lincoin; Auburn, No. 59, Auburn; Friendship, No. 78 Camptonville; Quartz, No. 58, Grass Valley; Hydraulic, No. 56, Nevada City. Mr. Arbogast is eminently fitted for his new position, He is a Past President of the local Parlor of Native Sons, and has always taken an active part in everything tending to the welfare and growth of the order. In addition to being a good speaker, Mr. Arbogast possesses that force of character that marks the success ful man and gives him standing with all bis fraternal affiliations. The Episcopal Mission. The Episcopal mission, which opened ‘ at Trinity Church in this city last night, was largely attended. Bishop Moreland preached an eloquent sermon to an attentive congregation. His text was taken from Jeremiah 28 :13. “Thou hast broken the yokes of wood; but thou shalt make for them yokes of iron” : After the sermon the Bisnop gave a very interesting instruction, making the Church catechism the basis of his teaching. al me Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish JOSEPH W. Ohe Missing Wan or Said to Be Living in Jackson, reward of $100 for the return of Joseph Griffiths to bis home at Grass Valley if shaft or been foully dealt with. But no trace of him could be found. Joseph Watters was honest and industrious and a gentleman in every respect, and was beloved by all his acquaintances for his steadiness. Formerly he was an honored member of demise. . Now comes one who claims to know as to his whereabouts. R. Eppy, . Health Officer. Assistant Liobactthal Oeticer Bt Something —Out of the— Ordinary! FRANK “TAYLOR, Proee of the Commercial ea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape Horn, some. of the finest —~wCROCKERY@. Ever brought to this city. He will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every one. Taylor’s Own GROUND GRIFFITHS. Yesterday afternoon, Willie George, a haif-breed Indian, came up from Placer county, and went into the office of Justice Green at Grass Valley, and said he had heard the Sheriffs were looking after him for the murder of Joseph Griffiths, and he desired to . give himself up. He then said that he knew where Mr. Griffiths was located, and that he is now at Jackson, Amador county. At the time of Mr. Griffiths disappearance, several Indians left the vicinity of Grass Valley, and by some it was thought that he had either gone with them, or been done up by some of the crowd. Sheriff Getchell telegraphed. to the Sheriff of Amador county, but as the officer was not at Jackson, it could not be learned whether Mr. Griffiths Company O, N. G. C., of this city. _ Mr. Watters’ remains have been taken to the residence of his father, on Gold Flat, and the funeral will take place from there on Monday at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. A. Rimer officiating. Grass Valley A Correction. The statement made recently that L. A. Walling had been appointed Regiimental Quartermaster Sergeant was an error, R. P. Bowerman having been re-appointed to that position by Major Simonds, after a faithful service in that capacity tor two years past. Mr. Walling, however, has been appointed Brigade Quartermaster Sergeant, aud this office has been confounded with the one held by Mr. Bowerman, hence the mistake. Amador County. Circulars were printed and sent broadcast over the country offering a alive or if dead, fcr the return of his body, by his Wife, Mrs. Hsther Griffiths. . Mr. Griffiths disappeared from his Cemetery Vases. A new supply of cemetery vases at Geo. E. Turner’s. Two for 25cts. m24 COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises * Ground to order. [SAMPLES FREE TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail home at. Grass Valley several weeks ago, and although search had been made high and low for him, no traca of his whereabouts could be iearned. Several persons reported as having seen Mr. Griftiths after his disappearance, but further than that nothing was known. . Grass Valley Lodge, A. O. U. W., of which the missing man had long been a member, issued circulars inquiring as to his whereabouts, but they met was there or not. Justice Green telegraphed this after noon for more information. If it be true that Griffiths is alive and well, his many friends will be glad to hear the news. Reduction in Prices.A reduction in gum boots. Snagproof—hip—former price $6 50, now $6. Short leg, snag-proof, former price $4 50, now $4. Men’s hip gum _ boots, with no response. : former price : $4 50, now $3 50. Knee boots, former Some thinking that he had purposely . price $3, now $2 50. absented himself. Others that he bad fallen into some abandoned prospec THE PRESERVATION OF HEALTH Should be of permanent imVarious theories were advanced. Keep Cool L. Hyman & Oo., m24 Grass Valley and Nevada City. or ices delicious lemon ice, if you use a Peerless Iceland Freezer (One Moticn) portance when you jdesire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections ‘are widely knownfforjtheirfabsolute puritygand cleanliness. Foley's; log Cream’ Parlrs, * 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. stationary dasher. Motion is vecessary cream, not in the machine. ice cream . in three minutes. eoryRicur You don’t have» o go to the Arctic regions to be eetreshed . poe are much more delicious when'the appetite is sharp—when 6 Quarts youare hot. It takes.only a minute to sqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that you can have a Patented dasher construction — . does away with all motions except one—the can revolves around ihe. — in the The result is smooth, delicious 7 salen “Ted A Hall, the coffee man Personal Pointers. peek aie eae = shige H. Lipman of San Francisco and Superintendent Bryson 2 -down are here on. from the Yuba mine today,business. : O. J. Schuester is over from Grizzley Ridge. Mrs. 0. O. Wallace left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends. Mrs. Joseph Fetz and Mrs. Zimmer and son, who were here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler, left for their homes at San Francisco this morning. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L Canfield left for their home at San Francisco this morning. © Oldendorf of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. BLACK AND WHITE See Big Window! See Big Window! Ladies we. show you in our large window a display of BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS, in wash fabrics. Not by any means mourning, but the leading styles of the season. For dress occasions every suit is a gem. Every suit tells its own story. Every suitis marked in plain figures. Every suit is sold for ready cash. Every suit comes without a companion, therefore the wearer of any of these beauties will not see another in town like hers. Now, Ladies, take a look at this BLACK AND WHITE DISPLAY, while in our window. — : Order us to take one out and send it home for you. Get it made up and then you will be up to date.: Respectfully, iteville. eo Married in Idaho, At White Bird, Idaho, May 16th, at the residence of her father, Miss Marion E. Swarts was united in matrimony the daughter of Theodore and Lulu Swarts, and grand-daughter of John A. © and Mary Swarts, formerly of this city; prs a niece of D. L Oalkins of this city. vie « [c= Just received a new lot of fans. The very latest. WESTPHALIA . . . HAMS . ce. They’re between a ham anda shoulder. Not_as good as a ham—better than a shoulder. They’re just the right size for boiling. Boil your own hams. It’s cheaper. Westphalia Hams, per Ib., 14 cts. Average from 40c to 60c each. CHAS. E. TMULLOY, Grocer. SPRING L———————__—— Toy size. $125) MUTT LINERY OPENING 2 Quarts. *. 2 00} : vere aa yas sr Largest and Grandest Assortment nan: ck ago in Nevada County. LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. QUANTITIES {OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY .MISS TRTREAU Ub o's es EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING HATS. 'W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street A NEW DEPARTMENT ge {Long and Stim — Short and Stout. In addition to the many lines we have been handling in our Nevada City stores, in a few days we will open up a Fine Millinery Department. 2 Goods will soon Arrive. They are coming from the East, so ladies save money. . eee oid off buying your HATS for a few days. : We depend for its sale entirely on work, : his patrons with the very best of pies. cakes, bread and. everything else in the bakery line. tf. Better For See Broad and Pine Streets, For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. : ; myl5-6m Money cheerfully refunded if goods are not satisfactory. acquainted with it. men we cannot fit perfectly. . NEVADA CITY . Nevada City Stores, Main 791; re, Main 793 s 4 No matter how long or short you may béin stature, we can fix you. Our. Clothing Speaks For Itself. — clothing because the merit is there. edge, and from inside to outside. You'll find Héthing but honest To wear our clothing once is to wear it always, A fine assortment to show you, and it will pay you to become Not every clothing store can odd sizes because they don’t carry the stock, but we would Iske to see its merits and we’re selling lots of Its made to fit and wear from t men in. such —— More and More Boys Are raised in this country every year. Every one of them must have shoes. We don’t expect to shoe them all, but we weuld shoe a great portion of them if parents only knew more about the wearing qualities of our boye shoes. ‘ > Our Spring styles are now in and ready for the boys to commence work on trying to wear them out. We have the kind of shoes that will keeP the average boy busy for a while. Buckingham & Hecht’s Nova Scotis Seal is our crack line for school wear. If you want a shoe that will your boy try a pair. We guarantee the wearing quality of every pelt and will make good, if not satisfactory, any goods which. fail to oome up tothe mark for durability. sg Sizes 11 to 2, $1 75; 2; to 6, $2 25 GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 75! of fan PS Waldron is down from GranPRIDAY.+.s¢ecnehee May 24, 1 Personal Happening to Homer Ray Newman.” The bride is: MAHER & Co: Red Front, Main Street, ~LHYMAN & C0. Clothiers Wm. Giffin, the well known o map, is on the sick list. John Curnow and family have mo over from Cherokee, Mr, Curnow reopen the Central «Hotel, on Br street. aa w.J. Redding, County Treasure Sierra county, who has been visit jn San Francisco, arrived here night on his way home. ; Mrs. Ada Bottomley and son, of ‘ Bet, were in this city: yesterday. Mrs. Shand of Downieville left the early morning train for the: Bay H. D. Hill, who has been workin; the Navy Yard at Vallejo, arrived b last evening and: left for Downiev this morning. Misses Jennie and Emma Costa rived here last night from San Fr cisco and left on this morning’s st: for their home in Downieville. W. Hippert came down from Gre iteville yesterday and left this mo: ing for Oakland, ° Misses Adelaide and Viola Fu came up from San Francisco 1 night, en route to their home at No fan Juan. The young ladies have b attending schoo) and are home their summer vacation. Mrs. J. Kistle returned last even’ from San Francisco, where she . been on a visit. _ Mrs. McNeeley has gone to I Angeles to visit friends. Miss Corinne ‘Towner, who has br to San Frencisco on a visit, returt home last evening. Mr. Gifford returned last even from a trip to San Francisco. James Bastian, Thomas Prisk and Husband of Grass Valley. came o here last evening, and. left this mo > Ing for the Erie mine, where they bh positions. ‘ Mrs. Jobn F. Kidder and Miss Gr Kidder were here yesterday, visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tegler. ~ P. B. Gallagher is here from. . Francisco spending a few days. CO. T. La Grave of Sacramento . F. Davenport of the San Franci Chronicie came in the morning trai J. Brown and J. Osburne are b from Washington. _ Rev. W. Fenton-Smith of Grass \ ley was here last evening visit friends. Rev. J. Shurtleff and wife of Aub are here on a visit to Mr. and J CO. Shurtleff and family. Yotes of Interest. For Life Iusurance see T.B Gray If you want a good, cool drink beer—-the very best in town—droj and see Wm. Harry. . mi. Fine fresh honey from. H Towle’s,-two squares.for 25 cent Scadden’s. a23-' If you should desire anything in drinking line you should call at Grotto. Itis the most. popular re in town and you are always g fair treatment. For the best of everything i meat line send your orders to Naffz The celebrated “Loonen” and ‘ phylactio” tooth brushes can be h Vinton’s, They are the best. Home-made bread made fresh « day, at George Hurst’s bakery, mercial street. Dark colored ‘stationery with colored ink is quite fashionable. ton has a large assortment of colo For excellent fancy summer ¢ call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corn Spring and Pine streets. hs Yorkshire Tea Cakes. The delici ous Yorkshire tea for which English-women are fi are easily prepared and are suita’ breakfast and luncheon. To them sift a scant quarter of a tea’ ful of salt with four cupfuls of and rub into it one-half cup solid butter; dissolve a quarte yeast cake ina little tepid wat add to it the flour, with enoug! to make as soft a dough as . handled; rub into a very thin shi cut into cakes the size of a tea place them in a warm part kitchen and let them rise unt are three times as thick as the originally; bake in a.quick © soon as they are done split ee butter it, cut into squares with knife and serve at once. —_— +160 Catarrh Cannot Be Cure With Jocal applications, es t Not reach the seat of the Catarrh is a blood or constitu ease, and in order to cure it y take internal remedies. Hall’s ure is taken internally, aud rectly onthe blood-and mucc faces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure . . Quack medicine. It was prese one of the best physicians country for years, and is a reg’ Scription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combi the best blood purifiers, ac rectly on the. mucous surfac Perfect combination of the Stedients is what produces sv derful results in curing catar for testimonials free. . ft: J. OHENEY & CO. _ Sold by druggists, price 75c Hall’s Family Pills are the

TEE TRANSCRIPT. . ‘tssaed Bvory Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORRIA, TERMS OF SUBSCRITTION = ‘ @y Mall, a tee $6 Per Year Sy Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. fELEPHONE NO. 41. ; P. 0.BOX B PRIDAY...-.---02205° May 24,1901 You will find readingmatter on every page of the TRANSCRIPT. FREE DANCE ON JULY . FIFTH. ——Special Features Are to Be \ Presented. t Ghe Yative Daughters Waking » Arrangements. L. S. CALKINS CHOSEN GRAND CHANCELLOR. Joseph Waters passed from this world Yosepih Waters Passes to the Buffington. While he was known to Died Chis Morning. _ WARNING, All parties who ' have mumps are warned not tocome out on the street as the disease is contagious and there isan ordinance which forbids such people from leaving their premises. The ordinance will be enforced and parties found on the streets with the disease may be arrested and. proseGreat Beyond. At about 2 o’clock this morning at the home of ex-Supervisor J.M. J. P. Rich of Oakland to the office of Grand Chancellor. the Grand Lodge, and a more capable gnd earnest worker for the Lodge could not have been selected. be in a dangerous condition it wae not thought that death was so near and those’ at his bedside were much cuted. By order, Hueu Moroz, surprised when the Angel of Death appeared and his spirit quietly passed away to its reward. Mr. Waters had been suffering for some time with an abscess and had been working for the Santa Fe railroad quite a period but was forced by illness to resign his position and a month or se ago returned. here and went to work for Mr. Buffington. He gradually grew worse and about two weeks ago it became evident that the only possible chance was to undergo an operation and have the abscess removed from the brain. Drs. Muller and Oonlan opened the patient’s head and performed the delicate job. Ge rallied well and was apparently improving up to the time of death. Deceased was a native of Gold Fiat ‘and aged about 31 years. Besides a large circle of friends, a mother and father, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Watters of Gold Fiat, and several brothers and sisters are left to mourn his early The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, which has‘ been convening at Stockweek, yesterday elected Postmaster L. 8. Calkins of this city This is the highest honor within the gift of on for the past At the meeting of the Firemen’s Fourth of July Committees last evening it was decided that the fire companies would appoint committees to decorate. It was also decided that the firemen would appoint committees to entertaingthe visiting firemen. The committee consisted of Al Snell, Dr. C. W. Chapman, P. G. Scadden, George A. Legg and Chief Engineer Ed. W. Schmidt. The Amusement Committee for the evening of the fifth also met last evening and eoncluded that they would give a free dance at Armory Hall as the leading feature of their program. A full orchestra will be employed and every possible conven'ence for the dancers and spectators. An efficient corps of floor managers will be appointed and everything done to make it a grand success. : AlSneli was appointed to get a tea from Grass Valley if possible, to contest for a prize with a tug-of-war team of this city. It is proposed to have the contest come off in connection with the dance at Armory Hall. George A. Legg was appointed “to interview Miss Rogers and see if he can procure some of her dancing pupils t6 give an exhibition of fancy dancing. Tbese would prove to be great ‘attractions. The Evening of the Fifth Committee is composed of Ed. W. Schmidt, chairman—F. M. Grissel, L. A. Walling, Al Sneil, George A. Legg. The Native Daughters of the Golden West met last night and appointed Mrs. J. M. Walling, Mrs. F. E. Wads_ worth, Miss Nellie Joyce and Miss Lillie Mallen to meet with the Street Parade Committee and ascertain what part they desired the Native Daughters to take. They also appointed Mrs. J. H. Rogers, Mrs. J.G. O’Neill and Miss Nora McArthor to arrange for the reception of the ladies of the Auburn and Newcastle Basketbail Teams, the female band and the visiting Native Daughters. : Ed Hamlen, the cattle and sheep man, has donated the Afternoon Amusement Committee two fine lambs to be given as prizes. A Sood Appointment. County Clerk Arbogast Go Be District Deputy. F.'L. Arbogast, our genial and accommodating County Clerk, has been appointed District Deputy Grand President of the N. S. G. W. His jurisdiction will take in the following Parlors: Silver Star, No. 63, Lincoin; Auburn, No. 59, Auburn; Friendship, No. 78 Camptonville; Quartz, No. 58, Grass Valley; Hydraulic, No. 56, Nevada City. Mr. Arbogast is eminently fitted for his new position, He is a Past President of the local Parlor of Native Sons, and has always taken an active part in everything tending to the welfare and growth of the order. In addition to being a good speaker, Mr. Arbogast possesses that force of character that marks the success ful man and gives him standing with all bis fraternal affiliations. The Episcopal Mission. The Episcopal mission, which opened ‘ at Trinity Church in this city last night, was largely attended. Bishop Moreland preached an eloquent sermon to an attentive congregation. His text was taken from Jeremiah 28 :13. “Thou hast broken the yokes of wood; but thou shalt make for them yokes of iron” : After the sermon the Bisnop gave a very interesting instruction, making the Church catechism the basis of his teaching. al me Howard Loveland, proprietor of the Popular Bakery, continues to furnish JOSEPH W. Ohe Missing Wan or Said to Be Living in Jackson, reward of $100 for the return of Joseph Griffiths to bis home at Grass Valley if shaft or been foully dealt with. But no trace of him could be found. Joseph Watters was honest and industrious and a gentleman in every respect, and was beloved by all his acquaintances for his steadiness. Formerly he was an honored member of demise. . Now comes one who claims to know as to his whereabouts. R. Eppy, . Health Officer. Assistant Liobactthal Oeticer Bt Something —Out of the— Ordinary! FRANK “TAYLOR, Proee of the Commercial ea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape Horn, some. of the finest —~wCROCKERY@. Ever brought to this city. He will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every one. Taylor’s Own GROUND GRIFFITHS. Yesterday afternoon, Willie George, a haif-breed Indian, came up from Placer county, and went into the office of Justice Green at Grass Valley, and said he had heard the Sheriffs were looking after him for the murder of Joseph Griffiths, and he desired to . give himself up. He then said that he knew where Mr. Griffiths was located, and that he is now at Jackson, Amador county. At the time of Mr. Griffiths disappearance, several Indians left the vicinity of Grass Valley, and by some it was thought that he had either gone with them, or been done up by some of the crowd. Sheriff Getchell telegraphed. to the Sheriff of Amador county, but as the officer was not at Jackson, it could not be learned whether Mr. Griffiths Company O, N. G. C., of this city. _ Mr. Watters’ remains have been taken to the residence of his father, on Gold Flat, and the funeral will take place from there on Monday at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. A. Rimer officiating. Grass Valley A Correction. The statement made recently that L. A. Walling had been appointed Regiimental Quartermaster Sergeant was an error, R. P. Bowerman having been re-appointed to that position by Major Simonds, after a faithful service in that capacity tor two years past. Mr. Walling, however, has been appointed Brigade Quartermaster Sergeant, aud this office has been confounded with the one held by Mr. Bowerman, hence the mistake. Amador County. Circulars were printed and sent broadcast over the country offering a alive or if dead, fcr the return of his body, by his Wife, Mrs. Hsther Griffiths. . Mr. Griffiths disappeared from his Cemetery Vases. A new supply of cemetery vases at Geo. E. Turner’s. Two for 25cts. m24 COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises * Ground to order. [SAMPLES FREE TAYLOR'S TEA AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail home at. Grass Valley several weeks ago, and although search had been made high and low for him, no traca of his whereabouts could be iearned. Several persons reported as having seen Mr. Griftiths after his disappearance, but further than that nothing was known. . Grass Valley Lodge, A. O. U. W., of which the missing man had long been a member, issued circulars inquiring as to his whereabouts, but they met was there or not. Justice Green telegraphed this after noon for more information. If it be true that Griffiths is alive and well, his many friends will be glad to hear the news. Reduction in Prices.A reduction in gum boots. Snagproof—hip—former price $6 50, now $6. Short leg, snag-proof, former price $4 50, now $4. Men’s hip gum _ boots, with no response. : former price : $4 50, now $3 50. Knee boots, former Some thinking that he had purposely . price $3, now $2 50. absented himself. Others that he bad fallen into some abandoned prospec THE PRESERVATION OF HEALTH Should be of permanent imVarious theories were advanced. Keep Cool L. Hyman & Oo., m24 Grass Valley and Nevada City. or ices delicious lemon ice, if you use a Peerless Iceland Freezer (One Moticn) portance when you jdesire to gratify your “Sweet Tooth.” Our confections ‘are widely knownfforjtheirfabsolute puritygand cleanliness. Foley's; log Cream’ Parlrs, * 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. stationary dasher.

Motion is vecessary cream, not in the machine. ice cream . in three minutes. eoryRicur You don’t have» o go to the Arctic regions to be eetreshed . poe are much more delicious when'the appetite is sharp—when 6 Quarts youare hot. It takes.only a minute to sqaeeze a few lemons and add some sugar and water. Three minutes after that you can have a Patented dasher construction — . does away with all motions except one—the can revolves around ihe. — in the The result is smooth, delicious 7 salen “Ted A Hall, the coffee man Personal Pointers. peek aie eae = shige H. Lipman of San Francisco and Superintendent Bryson 2 -down are here on. from the Yuba mine today,business. : O. J. Schuester is over from Grizzley Ridge. Mrs. 0. O. Wallace left this morning for San Francisco to visit friends. Mrs. Joseph Fetz and Mrs. Zimmer and son, who were here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler, left for their homes at San Francisco this morning. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L Canfield left for their home at San Francisco this morning. © Oldendorf of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. BLACK AND WHITE See Big Window! See Big Window! Ladies we. show you in our large window a display of BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS, in wash fabrics. Not by any means mourning, but the leading styles of the season. For dress occasions every suit is a gem. Every suit tells its own story. Every suitis marked in plain figures. Every suit is sold for ready cash. Every suit comes without a companion, therefore the wearer of any of these beauties will not see another in town like hers. Now, Ladies, take a look at this BLACK AND WHITE DISPLAY, while in our window. — : Order us to take one out and send it home for you. Get it made up and then you will be up to date.: Respectfully, iteville. eo Married in Idaho, At White Bird, Idaho, May 16th, at the residence of her father, Miss Marion E. Swarts was united in matrimony the daughter of Theodore and Lulu Swarts, and grand-daughter of John A. © and Mary Swarts, formerly of this city; prs a niece of D. L Oalkins of this city. vie « [c= Just received a new lot of fans. The very latest. WESTPHALIA . . . HAMS . ce. They’re between a ham anda shoulder. Not_as good as a ham—better than a shoulder. They’re just the right size for boiling. Boil your own hams. It’s cheaper. Westphalia Hams, per Ib., 14 cts. Average from 40c to 60c each. CHAS. E. TMULLOY, Grocer. SPRING L———————__—— Toy size.. $125) MUTT LINERY OPENING 2 Quarts.. *. 2 00} : vere aa yas sr Largest and Grandest Assortment nan: ck ago in Nevada County. LEGG & SHAW CO. Nevada City. QUANTITIES {OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY .MISS TRTREAU Ub o's es EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING HATS. 'W. H. CRAWFORD, Main Street A NEW DEPARTMENT ge {Long and Stim — Short and Stout.. In addition to the many lines we have been handling in our Nevada City stores, in a few days we will open up a Fine Millinery Department. 2 Goods will soon Arrive. They are coming from the East, so ladies save money. . eee oid off buying your HATS for a few days. : We depend for its sale entirely on work, : his patrons with the very best of pies. cakes, bread and. everything else in the bakery line. tf. Better For See Broad and Pine Streets, For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. : ; myl5-6m Money cheerfully refunded if goods are not satisfactory. acquainted with it. men we cannot fit perfectly. . NEVADA CITY . Nevada City Stores, Main 791; re, Main 793 s 4 No matter how long or short you may béin stature, we can fix you. Our. Clothing Speaks For Itself. — clothing because the merit is there. edge, and from inside to outside. You'll find Héthing but honest To wear our clothing once is to wear it always, A fine assortment to show you, and it will pay you to become Not every clothing store can odd sizes because they don’t carry the stock, but we would Iske to see its merits and we’re selling lots of Its made to fit and wear from t men in. such —— More and More Boys Are raised in this country every year. Every one of them must have shoes. We don’t expect to shoe them all, but we weuld shoe a great portion of them if parents only knew more about the wearing qualities of our boye shoes. ‘ > Our Spring styles are now in and ready for the boys to commence work on trying to wear them out. We have the kind of shoes that will keeP the average boy busy for a while. Buckingham & Hecht’s Nova Scotis Seal is our crack line for school wear. If you want a shoe that will your boy try a pair. We guarantee the wearing quality of every pelt and will make good, if not satisfactory, any goods which. fail to oome up tothe mark for durability. sg Sizes 11 to 2, $1 75; 2; to 6, $2 25 GRASS VALLEY Telephone, Grass Valley Stores, Main 75! of fan PS Waldron is down from GranPRIDAY..+.s¢ecnehee May 24, 1 Personal Happening to Homer Ray Newman.” The bride is: MAHER & Co: Red Front, Main Street, ~LHYMAN & C0. Clothiers Wm. Giffin, the well known o map, is on the sick list. John Curnow and family have mo over from Cherokee, Mr, Curnow reopen the Central «Hotel, on Br street. aa w.J. Redding, County Treasure Sierra county, who has been visit jn San Francisco, arrived here night on his way home. ; Mrs. Ada Bottomley and son, of ‘ Bet, were in this city: yesterday. Mrs. Shand of Downieville left the early morning train for the: Bay H. D. Hill, who has been workin; the Navy Yard at Vallejo, arrived b last evening and: left for Downiev this morning. Misses Jennie and Emma Costa rived here last night from San Fr cisco and left on this morning’s st: for their home in Downieville. W. Hippert came down from Gre iteville yesterday and left this mo: ing for Oakland, ° Misses Adelaide and Viola Fu came up from San Francisco 1 night, en route to their home at No fan Juan. The young ladies have b attending schoo) and are home their summer vacation. Mrs. J. Kistle returned last even’ from San Francisco, where she . been on a visit. _ Mrs. McNeeley has gone to I Angeles to visit friends. Miss Corinne ‘Towner, who has br to San Frencisco on a visit, returt home last evening. Mr. Gifford returned last even from a trip to San Francisco. James Bastian, Thomas Prisk and Husband of Grass Valley. came o here last evening, and. left this mo > Ing for the Erie mine, where they bh positions. ‘ Mrs. Jobn F. Kidder and Miss Gr Kidder were here yesterday, visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tegler. ~ P. B. Gallagher is here from. . Francisco spending a few days. CO. T. La Grave of Sacramento . F. Davenport of the San Franci Chronicie came in the morning trai J. Brown and J. Osburne are b from Washington. _ Rev. W. Fenton-Smith of Grass \ ley was here last evening visit friends. Rev. J. Shurtleff and wife of Aub are here on a visit to Mr. and J CO. Shurtleff and family. Yotes of Interest. For Life Iusurance see T.B Gray If you want a good, cool drink beer—-the very best in town—droj and see Wm. Harry. . mi. Fine fresh honey from. H Towle’s,-two squares.for 25 cent Scadden’s. a23-' If you should desire anything in drinking line you should call at Grotto. Itis the most. popular re in town and you are always g fair treatment. For the best of everything i meat line send your orders to Naffz The celebrated “Loonen” and ‘ phylactio” tooth brushes can be h Vinton’s, They are the best. Home-made bread made fresh « day, at George Hurst’s bakery, mercial street. Dark colored ‘stationery with colored ink is quite fashionable. ton has a large assortment of colo For excellent fancy summer ¢ call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corn Spring and Pine streets. hs Yorkshire Tea Cakes. The delici ous Yorkshire tea for which English-women are fi are easily prepared and are suita’ breakfast and luncheon. To them sift a scant quarter of a tea’ ful of salt with four cupfuls of and rub into it one-half cup solid butter; dissolve a quarte yeast cake ina little tepid wat add to it the flour, with enoug! to make as soft a dough as . handled; rub into a very thin shi cut into cakes the size of a tea place them in a warm part kitchen and let them rise unt are three times as thick as the originally; bake in a.quick © soon as they are done split ee butter it, cut into squares with knife and serve at once. —_— +160 Catarrh Cannot Be Cure With Jocal applications, es t Not reach the seat of the Catarrh is a blood or constitu ease, and in order to cure it y take internal remedies. Hall’s ure is taken internally, aud rectly onthe blood-and mucc faces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure . . Quack medicine. It was prese one of the best physicians country for years, and is a reg’ Scription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combi the best blood purifiers, ac rectly on the. mucous surfac Perfect combination of the Stedients is what produces sv derful results in curing catar for testimonials free. . ft: J. OHENEY & CO. _ Sold by druggists, price 75c Hall’s Family Pills are the