May 24, 1904 (4 pages)

to put pillows Belts, TY 1 Drawers an 8” Lace Hoee, 1 Sapportera, 4: 8, white and * shiefe for Sofa jack and white Shares of offer. cisco, Cal. —————= AM or an Dust Proof ore, Other ck proporIr prices. vad Street mrmmer ne ewmemammamumscamng nn DHA iljdealera in $ Cigars, ‘Aigh Clas, etting ? that will become ut to ge* a gatisou are willing to ae hat that is bea7 =P f j ee rice you ere able test styles. of Nevada Oity, et. QUORS in and ars reet, Nevada City enmmaramamecnsimiatsiibiindiss =: Sit les DUNLAP ; Drug Store. *) were massacred by Moros at. midnight THE TUESDAY coves MAY 24, 1904) ——-~ Daily Record of -the . Doings of Our People. J. H. Wooden and E. BE. MoFarland prrived here this morning from VacaHille. ; . Mre. Oasper Oohn and Miss Fannie Johen. who have been here on & visit to ir. and Mrs. Felix Gillett will retarn ‘San Francisco tomorrow. ‘Phil Curnow is down’ from Oolamie Hill. /W. 8. Smith and O. Howard are here rom Oolusa. ; J. W. Bay. arrived here leat evening om San Francisco and left today for Jo whieville. . ‘Mra. H. O. Mills left thie morning or San Francisco on a visit. 0. W. Deal of Portland, Or., who has been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs, F. E. Brown returned home today. J. H. Hanford of Selby Flat ie quite Mi. _ John Hitchens is suffering from an s8 on his band. ‘ . Charles Swezey Jr. is here in the Interest of the San Francisco Oall. . Miss L. Weber is down from Gasjon on a Visit. ' Mrs, P. 8. Waldron returned to her ome at Graniteville today. ~ Mies Minnie White bas returned ¢o Ban Francieco, after a vieit to friends nére. ; Mrs, T. T, Mitchell of San FranSisco is here on a visit to her daughter, Mre. Ed. Arthar, : . J. E. Boynton of Ohio came in on fast evening’s train and left for Downieville thie morning. > Mrs. L. W. Davidson is down from Graniteville on a visit. ; Joho E. Isasec has, retarned from ‘Bakerefleld, where he attended the 4Graud Lodge of Knights of Pythias las a delegate from Milo lodge. . ¥. Wackford and wife of Ohinese Damp arrived here a few days ago to Pvisit the lady’s brother, Richard BeckFerlog. Me. Wackford is very ill and hopes to be benefited hore. . Mrs. A.J. Bovey has retarned from > a visit to friends in Reno. W. A. Milligan, who bad his right . leg amputated at the kneo as a result . of an accident at the Big Boulder mine . Jast winter, is now able to be around >’ with the aid-of cratches. He left for . San Francisco this morning. ‘Improving, Gallery. E. A. Moore, the photographer, is . having his gallery improved. A force of carpenters began the work today, Bbsce _ and when it is completed the place will be nicely arranged for the sum» mer’s business. NS. G All members of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 55, N. 8. G. W., are requested to. attend the regular meeting this evening. The meeting will be called to order at the usual bour, Made Young Again. “Qne of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeke bas pu’ me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach Purely vegetable. Never 25c. at W. D, Vinton’s and Bowels, aripe. Only Cottage For Sale Cheap. For sale at a bargain. Five room cottage on Groye street. Partly furnished; Large yard. $6500. Brown & Moraay, m21-tf : baci Estate Agents. Were Massacred. Mania, ‘sy 28d.—Fitty-three Filllpino‘men, women and children, employes of the Military Government last Friday. We TRANSCRIP S. f as MEAT,” quite a reputation as a musician at * W. Tonight. eS Misa Blanche Levy, daughter of J, Levy, formerly.of this city, is geining San Francisco. The Oakland Herald recently gave her a very compliment-~ ary notice, which slso included her Last night Oompany O appointed committees to decorate the graves of tormer members, and to srrange for’ the observance of Decoration Day. The boys are looking forward. to their anoual encampment with great expectaney. It is not known as yet whether the big gathering ‘will be at Monterey or San Laia Obie The camp will iast from Angust. to September 5th. : Prince Albert lodge, Sone of St. George, will celebrate the anniversity of the Queen’s birthday in a befitting manner on next Saturdey evening. The entertainment will be held in Odd Fellowe hall. A big delegation is expected from Jubilee lodge of Sacra-. mento, and Victoria lodge of Grass. Valley will attend in a body. Fred Raddigan, a 14 year-vid boy, was arrested. yesterday afternoon. for stealing shotgun and shot pouch from the dwelling of Antone Silva on Perk Avenue. The youth acknowl edged the theft, Mrs. Belle Reed died at the Nicholls ranch, near Smarisville, yesterday morniog of consumption. Deceased was a sister of Al. Nicholls of this city, hod. ulso Mrs. M. J, Hein of. French Corral and Frank Nicholls of Spenceville. She was a native of thie State and aged about 35 years. The City Trustees, sitting as a Board of Equalization, met tast night at the City Hall, and will be in session every night this week. ‘ e b ‘enake tn the woods near Lake Vera the El) Oro mines at’ Maybert. It is anderateod-that work will be resarnied ingore department. A little tlie roof Of Mrs, Brady’s store there Uavahe 000n had : This morning the asphalt contractors In front of the building ocoupied by the Nevada County Gas and Electric quality is a necessary requisite to Richard’ Hart stepped upon a rattledia “pot see the rep. away. in time and Operations havebeen suspended at Forest ‘Oity bas a very efficient fire over a week ago sought fire.sed was burning briskly : appeared on the it ander control, began the work of paving Broad street Company. This brings the pavement tothe end of the electric car track. An asphaltam sidewalk is to be: laid in front of Dr. Tickell’s office on Pine street, and another aloug Miss J. J. Downing’s-property. on Union street. Taloum powder of e pure, reliable the. toilés.of every household daring the sammersesson, W. D. Vinton, the druggist, in his changed advertisement today, calle the attention of the public to two kinds of taloum powders which he carries in stock and which he ‘guarantees to be the best made. ‘Thie is the'time of the year when a glaes of cool, sharp steam beer is appreciated, and Fred Eilerman’s place on-Broad gtreet ia the proper place to got. it.” He aleo makes a specialty of fancy summer drinks. The Champion mise near Round Mountain is again being operated, ander the superintendency of Joseph Stampber. A shipment of machinery will arrive from San Francis:o soon. . A Queer Death Superstition. A curious relic of the superstitious ideas of the middle ages still exists in many parts of. England — the notion that when the death of a person is imminent the fastenings of the door of the death chamber or of the other rooms of the house hinder the departure of the soul from the body, thus making final dissolution doubly painful. A gentleman writing about half a century ago for a collection of antiquarian papers states that when. he was curator at Exeter he had a call to the deathbed of one of his parishfoners. Upon arriving there the wife of the patient told the minister that she had expected her husband to die during the previous night and on that account had left the doors all open or unlocked. Upon asking for reasons for this odd proceeding be was told of the neighborhood superstition. The Heart of Robert Bryce. When Robert Bruce, king of Scotland, lay upon his deathbed in the year 1329 he remembered that”he had registered a vow to help wrest the Holy Land from the heathen Turks, It was clear that the time for fulfilling this vow had passed, but a new: thought presented. Why not have his heart removed. and sent to Jerusalem for burial? To make the story short, this was decided upon, and Sir James Doug: las was commissioned to carry it in a silver urn “to a place as near as possible to where the Saviour was erucified” and there bury it. Arriving in Spain, Sir .James, with the precious, relic strung to his neck by a chain, was killed in a battle with the Moprs,, heart to Scotland and deposited it under the altar of Melrose abbey, where it now is. Our Devt/ to Asia. It is noteworthy that out of Asia’ came our alphabet and our Arabic numerals. The cagmpass we owe to the Chinese, who knew the magnetic needle as early as the second century A, D. Gunpowder originally came out of Asia, and so did the art of printing and the manufacture of paper. The Chinese invented movable types in the middle of the eleventh century, 850 years before Gutenberg. They also made silks long before Europe and porcelain that has never been equaled by Europe. “Truly, Asia is the cradle of the race, On the original idéas of the Persians, Arabians, the Hindoos and the Chinese our modern society has been 4 built.—Portland Oregonian, The Wing of 8 Bird, The typical vertebrate limb, variously modified in the arm of a man or the fore limb of a cat or frog or bird, has one bone in the upper arm, which givés support to two in the forearm, which similarly yield to four at the wrist, and from these five digits can just comfortably be extended. The bird, however, decided to fly rather than Sir Simeon Locard returned with’ the pr Check Lost, A check issued in favor of F. B. Godfrey for $44.05, signed by 3S. P. Joubert, drawn on Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, San Francisco, has been lost. Namber of check 24 Finder will please leave at this office, m24 How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that canfarther notice, the traction compan urdey exenings from seven 0% : ‘until midnight. On Sundays ~ balf-. P. M. until 6 P. m. will ran cars every half hour on ’ hourly trips willalso be made from 1 N “EL ore Meeting. . There will be an important meeting of El Oro Dancing Olab in the Hotel Antlers pariors this evening. "Afr; rangements will be completed for giv" ing their grand opening dance for the season on the open air platform near the Hotel Antlers next Saturday even-. ing. ‘The floor has heen planed. and smoothed offand is now in the best of condition. Excellent music will be furnished by the Boys’ Band, Running in Fall Blast The M. L, & D. Marsh Lumber Company now have operations under full headway at their sawmill in New York} Canyon, and thirty men are employed. around the mill and in the woods, They calculate to make the largest ran in several years and are now prépared to furnish the finest lumber of all kinde in quantities to suit. Read their pew advertisement, : * Collection Day. Saturday will be our regular fourweeks collection day. The TransonipT collector will make his usual rounds. Deadly Beans. Onovittz, May 25—Johp Kelly, the third of the four men who.ate canned beans a few days ago and were taken sick, died Saturday last. Ao autopsy showed his death to be’ due to the same cause as that which killed the other two men, CATCHY MUSIC. A delicious morsél in the musical farce, “A Wise Woman,” is the fnteoduction of a quaintly melodious SouthE not: be. by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure, “ BJ CHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. bien the undersigned, have known F. J. Oheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financtally able‘to‘earry out any obligations made by their firm. ust & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, . Toledo, O Watpina, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hali’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood ‘and mucoue services of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle Seld by all druggists. (bHall’s Family Pills are the best. Choice Flowers, 3B;8. Parke, .Wells-Fargo & Oo's ocal agent, is prepared to receive ordera for all kinds of floral pieces. He bas been appointed agent for Sievers & Boland, No. 88 Post street, San Francisco, which is one-of th» leading, floral“concerne at the Bay. Everything in their line is furnished just as the order directs, and the ices cannot be beat. ders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance. renee nS SFSU strength but lacks flavor. the two mixed, nothing else, no color. has good flavor. Place your orCalifornia mustard has Trieste has flavor but lacks strength. Schilling’s Best is! The next best . mustard sold here is weak but Your grocer’s; moneyback. ern “croduing” song 2nd lullaby, done by Mise Loulee Carter. The masic of the namber is said to be extremely catoby and easy to remember, and so popular does it immediately become that it is whistled and bummed bs all the small boys, and by many of the big ones wherever the play is produced. 2 2 ‘The glow of the rising sun is a gilt edge on the horizon—a promise of power and purity, as is the brand “Old Gilt Edge” on whisky. Wholesale at Nos, 29 81 Battery et., near Market, 8. F. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo. sa inaeieinineaeaal BORN. In Nevada City, May 22, 1904, to the wife of Alexauder Hodge, a son, In Nevada City, May 28, 1904, to the wife of Jesse Uampbell, a son. DIEv. In Nevada City, May 22, 1904, the infaut soo of Mr.and Mrs. Alexander Hodge. “Cu Sian eS SRY A Great tany People want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. . . . We have the very high [grades for 35 and 4octs. also; ‘but, if you want something hat goes a long ways, and . { For Sale. The Lot, Hoase and Stable on th corner of Broad and Findley Streets i DER. offered for sale to the HIGHEST BID. + 6Give JL MoreGood Tea . More Good Coffee More Good, Spices More Coupons More Pretty Premiums @. Watch Onr “ ~ Stores. Prices Talk. ‘It Pays to Trade grasp ed to it. —_—————_—_ All Obscurities Removed. bequeath seven years in this: particular passage. K. Mowatt Laightly--Why, doctor, I ever preached. I'll let you read it you likex-Chicago Tribune. How, Indeed? a half fingers are all it has retained of the five which its reptilian ancestors fhe Rev. Dr. Fourthly—For twentyI have been. trying to) preach, but I confess I have never quite grasped the meaning of St. Paul The Rev. cleared that all up in the first sermon Aunt Hattie—You shouldn't clead American Importing Tea Co my—Huh! “your nails ip company, Tommy. Tom-. If nobody sees me Clean ‘em, how is anybody to know they are with its hand, so that three ahd The Lot ie about 75 feet equare. The House contains 5 rooms. ons. All in good repair. I if} Fellows Hall. , or J. O. RIOH at Odd Fellows Hall. 4B LOA RS { trastoes ~ MeL ROAERTS. : _pver cleaned ?—Boston Transcript. 4 The Stable and. Carriage House is, large enough for 4 horses and 2 waggpa” Bids for this property will be received up to JUNE SEVENTH, end acted upon. on. that evening at 7:80 o’sicck, in the Library Room at Odd Any information can be obtained from HUGH MUROHIE at City Hall, lis guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, [try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ ‘. Many people wonder how we ican give such good coffee . for the money. °. 8 . Coffee Roasters Tea'Blevders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘When the curtain refed: last night ‘there was @ good-ased audience to witness the ‘first night’s performance the frank Oooley company. Tho J “¥orHer Father’s Sip,” suzma, but if anyone expected melodrama lest night they were agreeably surprised, as it-was one of -those-comedies where you hold your sides and laugh, We are. not used to’ seeing Mr. Oooley as a comedian, bat his acting last night showed that comedy was right.in hie line. His pert wae that of “Peter Gomp, Eeq.,” a lawyer who bad brains but no money, and as he said it @as always ‘‘brains against mobey and brains wins in the long ran.” There were. vo long waits last night, although there were seven changes of scenes, Tonight ‘the company will present their strongest bill, “A Scarlet Lesaon,” Thig_is one of Oonan D>» yle’s works end ie taken from bis Sherlock Holmes. First comes the crime and then follows the workings of the case againgt the gang under Prof. Mority, who.did it. The detective work ia done by Frank Cooley ae Sherlock Holmes, aided by Dr, Weetson. book you have to imagine seeing the people work, but. in the play everyTo reading the thing fe carried out. right before you, and therlock. Holmae’ deductions mys tify you until he explains them. The.Cooley company this year is the hest.qne that hag ever visited Nevada }was found suspended from thé girder _jota railroad bridge. -}oase of suicide, . Killed Himself. . ¢ : _ Mnwwearous, May 284.—The lifeless . “. body of Peter Elliott, the hombre who ,. was arrested several months ago in Washington, D. 0., on suspicion of ‘being a lavatic-with probable murderous designs on President Roosevelt,. It was a plain Burned to Death. VINELAND, May 28—Alfred Morgan, aged 75 years, a relative of billionaire John P: Morgan, was burned to death today. His house was discovered on fire and ab attempt was made to resoue bim, but the flames spread so rapidly that it was Impossible to eave him. The Wretch. Marysvitte, May 23.—Henry Wilson of Sacramento was arrested here today on a charge of embezzlement, His crime consisted of leaving with a $20 piece, with which a soiled dove of the Capital City entrusted him in order that he might get it changed into coins of a smaller denominations. Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of tbe San Francisco Boards; WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milllpa@ Wheat ::.ccsiisceccsere.% 14 Brewing Barley.,...-.+. «1 17 WATER AND GAS, Spring: Valley ests s.acone $88 12 San Francisco Gas and Elee., 62 MINING STOOKS, By } to'an advt. ia colamn it will be seen that the lot, house and stable on the corner of West Broad and Findley streets are offered for sale to the highest bidder. Bids for the property will be received apto June 7th at 7:80 p.m: Thts-te & rare opportunity to purchase good city property, and apy information concerning it will be given by applying to Hugh Maurchie, at the City Hall, or J. O. Bich, at the Odd Fellowe’ building. For Nine Years. New Yor, May 28.—David Rotheobild, former President of the defunct Federal Bank, who was last week convicted of grand larceny, was today sen: tenoed to nine years in State Prison, He was found guilty of the theft of a $10,000 note, If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 qualits .drop in and see Wm, Harry. tf A Sure Thing. Jt is eaid that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not po gether: true, Dr.King’s New Discovery for Cons is @ eure cure for all lung and throat troubles. Trousande can testify to that. . Mrs. O. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe 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 — me sbsolately.” It’s infallible tr Croup, Whooping Oough, Grip, Poeamon and Oonsumption. Try it. y tll orig de by. D. Vinton, tse Bost OF ttles free. Reg. Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinka, and you oan depsnd that they are mixed properly, CASTORIA nother . if Solnatee the oheeeineteieeeadinentaesnate anithiehdiampeiemensbeaiatieeaitean < — 45 4 . iat * of é ? “ sini as _ The committee appointed to select « representative of the Goddess of Liberty for the celebration on the 4th of July, made a commendable selection when they chose Miss Ruth’ Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Richards, for the position. Miss Richarde is one of Nevada Oity’s bhandsomest daughters and of pleasing personality. Ste will be an honor to the occasion, and a trué representative ef the Amerfoan daughter. Didn’t Get There Bewrora, May 224.—Willie Johnston, a very young lad, took a notion into his head that he would forsake his psrents and beat bie way to the World’s Fair. After a hard trip he succeeded in reaching Winnemucca, where he was arrested and sent home. He was only tpo glad to be arrested. Shot Down. Los ANGELES, May 28—Ohas. Brickett, who wae shot through the intestines by a Mexican during a beer drinking contest, died today. Califoraia Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf [ea arouses Fo gf" sluggish livers, Emil Frese's Ha are most cordially You in this city. some and up-to-date styles. of SPRING AND SUMMER I have an elega invited to inspect the finest and best line ILLINERY ever on display } and handsome étock of Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Rats I have selected them with special carejand they include some very hand.MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad, Street, opposite Brand and Hartang’s . Ophif es. ceecck 5 75 Sierra Nevada 45 relieves tortured Qity, and Mr, Ooolyy hes always} Mexican .. 1 75llUt kidneys, and $ brought. a good company here. ToGoald & Gare 2 Overman & For Infants and Children, achs.” Tis action is de par ese night being their st bill th _. Best Ol ck astice &) A ~. gant, the results sure and t night bing thelr wrong Di th om (Son Gar Wact to/Unton 7. . EO Riad You Have Always Bough} Yost sie etn, in «condition what actors oan do when they try. Ohoilar .. 20. Jalia... o7 Boars the ont cure, Gr constipation. aoe hard. Potosi.. 18. \Oaledonia,., 82 @ignatusect gists and grocers, 250, Wild’s orchestra will play for the eles Nols ‘GGSilver Hill. 57). pompany tonight and tHe belanc> of Yollow acer. a rere oh F the week, and the audience is guaran-. Imperial. . O3\. Andes .. ; ( teed some good music. OV ieehtoek. OB Keyes. 00003 00 HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY ’ [ +): 1: Vara : e store, ik. Oh a biphenyh Oe POP Bstaned sci 82 The accommodations, the service and the Con tidence. 1 20 cuisine at the National are uot NNE* a equalled by any hotel in AND ; : . : nol aad Calion, ON ornia: ] es THERE ISNO SUBSTITUTE FOR . .) \QNAL ee a i ta mabe N ATO ounet® * Hot and cold water oN ye0to® BF _ Return callfbells,"Bath Room{Suits ee Post, excess, telezrap' stage Offices and bank ; in the building. ' 2 [HOME OF"GOOD. LIVERS” er] 1 Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat : 25 Cents per package Del Monte Sel-Raising Flap Jack Flour Absolutely Pure 1s Cents per package IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH feuece We have just received a large quantity of these goods fa dies of Ye ee ee oe ty and Srass Valley. ., . besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Set. at Prices that will Surprise you WATCHES New Carpet ~ ~ Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Bee Hive Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Carpets, Wall Pape, Linteoms Commercial Street . N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting Strawberries. Fresh every day. The finest and best in town. Lemons _ Always on hand. ‘Navel Oranges Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer. Disinfectants For instance take a look at the watch that Lam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and gusranteed for hard usage, Waltham movement for OUlY $6.00. It is solid nickel ‘and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. ——AT— Dickerman’s _ Expert Wateh Repatring and all: work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO ‘paper, linoleum and Mattings. Oall and good all the latest stylee in carpete, wal We have just rezeived a carioad of get our prices. No trouble to show. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. swhere. We have flavored and health Lend bottle. “All Onur wines and liquors cannot be excelled wines from six to tweive years old, fal and every drop ie full of vigor, Ia at ROSENTHAL’S Delbridge Building. ~~ >. Corner of Pine and Commercial street the leading brands of Cigars also kept. 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to put pillows Belts, TY 1 Drawers an 8” Lace Hoee, 1 Sapportera, 4: 8, white and * shiefe for Sofa jack and white Shares of offer. cisco, Cal. —————= AM or an Dust Proof ore, Other ck proporIr prices. vad Street mrmmer ne ewmemammamumscamng nn DHA iljdealera in $ Cigars, ‘Aigh Clas, etting ? that will become ut to ge* a gatisou are willing to ae hat that is bea7 =P f j ee rice you ere able test styles. of Nevada Oity, et. QUORS in and ars reet, Nevada City enmmaramamecnsimiatsiibiindiss =: Sit les DUNLAP ; Drug Store. *) were massacred by Moros at. midnight THE TUESDAY coves MAY 24, 1904) ——-~ Daily Record of -the . Doings of Our People. J. H. Wooden and E. BE. MoFarland prrived here this morning from VacaHille. ; . Mre. Oasper Oohn and Miss Fannie Johen. who have been here on & visit to ir. and Mrs. Felix Gillett will retarn ‘San Francisco tomorrow. ‘Phil Curnow is down’ from Oolamie Hill.. /W. 8. Smith and O. Howard are here rom Oolusa. ; J. W. Bay. arrived here leat evening om San Francisco and left today for Jo whieville. . ‘Mra. H. O. Mills left thie morning or San Francisco on a visit. 0. W. Deal of Portland, Or., who has been here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs, F. E. Brown returned home today. J. H. Hanford of Selby Flat ie quite Mi. _ John Hitchens is suffering from an s8 on his band. ‘ . Charles Swezey Jr. is here in the Interest of the San Francisco Oall. . Miss L. Weber is down from Gasjon on a Visit. ' Mrs, P. 8. Waldron returned to her ome at Graniteville today. ~ Mies Minnie White bas returned ¢o Ban Francieco, after a vieit to friends nére. ; Mrs, T. T, Mitchell of San FranSisco is here on a visit to her daughter, Mre. Ed. Arthar, : . J. E. Boynton of Ohio came in on fast evening’s train and left for Downieville thie morning. > Mrs. L. W. Davidson is down from Graniteville on a visit. ; Joho E. Isasec has, retarned from ‘Bakerefleld, where he attended the 4Graud Lodge of Knights of Pythias las a delegate from Milo lodge. . ¥. Wackford and wife of Ohinese Damp arrived here a few days ago to Pvisit the lady’s brother, Richard BeckFerlog. Me. Wackford is very ill and hopes to be benefited hore. . Mrs. A.J. Bovey has retarned from > a visit to friends in Reno. W. A. Milligan, who bad his right . leg amputated at the kneo as a result . of an accident at the Big Boulder mine . Jast winter, is now able to be around >’ with the aid-of cratches. He left for . San Francisco this morning. ‘Improving, Gallery. E. A. Moore, the photographer, is . having his gallery improved. A force of carpenters began the work today, Bbsce _ and when it is completed the place will be nicely arranged for the sum» mer’s business. NS. G All members of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 55, N. 8. G. W., are requested to. attend the regular meeting this evening. The meeting will be called to order at the usual bour, Made Young Again. “Qne of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeke bas pu’ me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach Purely vegetable. Never 25c. at W. D, Vinton’s and Bowels, aripe. Only Cottage For Sale Cheap. For sale at a bargain. Five room cottage on Groye street. Partly furnished; Large yard. $6500. Brown & Moraay, m21-tf : baci Estate Agents. Were Massacred. Mania, ‘sy 28d.—Fitty-three Filllpino‘men, women and children, employes of the Military Government last Friday. We TRANSCRIP S. f as MEAT,” quite a reputation as a musician at * W. Tonight. eS Misa Blanche Levy, daughter of J, Levy, formerly.of this city, is geining San Francisco. The Oakland Herald recently gave her a very compliment-~ ary notice, which slso included her Last night Oompany O appointed committees to decorate the graves of tormer members, and to srrange for’ the observance of Decoration Day. The boys are looking forward. to their anoual encampment with great expectaney. It is not known as yet whether the big gathering ‘will be at Monterey or San Laia Obie The camp will iast from Angust. to September 5th. : Prince Albert lodge, Sone of St. George, will celebrate the anniversity of the Queen’s birthday in a befitting manner on next Saturdey evening. The entertainment will be held in Odd Fellowe hall. A big delegation is expected from Jubilee lodge of Sacra-. mento, and Victoria lodge of Grass. Valley will attend in a body. Fred Raddigan, a 14 year-vid boy, was arrested. yesterday afternoon. for stealing shotgun and shot pouch from the dwelling of Antone Silva on Perk Avenue. The youth acknowl edged the theft, Mrs. Belle Reed died at the Nicholls ranch, near Smarisville, yesterday morniog of consumption. Deceased was a sister of Al. Nicholls of this city, hod. ulso Mrs. M. J, Hein of. French Corral and Frank Nicholls of Spenceville. She was a native of thie State and aged about 35 years. The City Trustees, sitting as a Board of Equalization, met tast night at the City Hall, and will be in session every night this week. ‘ e b ‘enake tn the woods near Lake Vera the El) Oro mines at’ Maybert. It is anderateod-that work will be resarnied ingore department. A little tlie roof Of Mrs, Brady’s store there Uavahe 000n had : This morning the asphalt contractors In front of the building ocoupied by the Nevada County Gas and Electric quality is a necessary requisite to Richard’ Hart stepped upon a rattledia “pot see the rep. away. in time and Operations havebeen suspended at Forest ‘Oity bas a very efficient fire over a week ago sought fire.sed was burning briskly : appeared on the it ander control, began the work of paving Broad street Company. This brings the pavement tothe end of the electric car track. An asphaltam sidewalk is to be: laid in front of Dr. Tickell’s office on Pine street, and another aloug Miss J. J. Downing’s-property. on Union street. Taloum powder of e pure, reliable the. toilés.of every household daring the sammersesson, W. D. Vinton, the druggist, in his changed advertisement today, calle the attention of the public to two kinds of taloum powders which he carries in stock and which he ‘guarantees to be the best made. ‘Thie is the'time of the year when a glaes of cool, sharp steam beer is appreciated, and Fred Eilerman’s place on-Broad gtreet ia the proper place to got. it.” He aleo makes a specialty of fancy summer drinks. The Champion mise near Round Mountain is again being operated, ander the superintendency of Joseph Stampber. A shipment of machinery will arrive from San Francis:o soon. . A Queer Death Superstition. A curious relic of the superstitious ideas of the middle ages still exists in many parts of. England — the notion that when the death of a person is imminent the fastenings of the door of the death chamber or of the other rooms of the house hinder the departure of the soul from the body, thus making final dissolution doubly painful. A gentleman writing about half a century ago for a collection of antiquarian papers states that when. he was curator at Exeter he had a call to the deathbed of one of his parishfoners. Upon arriving there the wife of the patient told the minister that she had expected her husband to die during the previous night and on that account had left the doors all open or unlocked. Upon asking for reasons for this odd proceeding be was told of the neighborhood superstition. The Heart of Robert Bryce. When Robert Bruce, king of Scotland, lay upon his deathbed in the year 1329 he remembered that”he had registered a vow to help wrest the Holy Land from the heathen Turks, It was clear that the time for fulfilling this vow had passed, but a new: thought presented. Why not have his heart removed. and sent to Jerusalem for burial? To make the story short, this was decided upon, and Sir James Doug: las was commissioned to carry it in a silver urn “to a place as near as possible to where the Saviour was erucified” and there bury it. Arriving in Spain, Sir .James, with the precious, relic strung to his neck by a chain, was killed in a battle with the Moprs,, heart to Scotland and deposited it under the altar of Melrose abbey, where it now is. Our Devt/ to Asia. It is noteworthy that out of Asia’ came our alphabet and our Arabic numerals. The cagmpass we owe to the Chinese, who knew the magnetic needle as early as the second century A, D. Gunpowder originally came out of Asia, and so did the art of printing and the manufacture of paper. The Chinese invented movable types in the middle of the eleventh century, 850 years before Gutenberg. They also made silks long before Europe and porcelain that has never been equaled by Europe. “Truly, Asia is the cradle of the race, On the original idéas of the Persians, Arabians, the Hindoos and the Chinese our modern society has been 4 built.—Portland Oregonian, The Wing of 8 Bird, The typical vertebrate limb, variously modified in the arm of a man or the fore limb of a cat or frog or bird, has one bone in the upper arm, which givés support to two in the forearm, which similarly yield to four at the wrist, and from these five digits can just comfortably be extended. The bird, however, decided to fly rather than Sir Simeon Locard returned with’ the pr Check Lost, A check issued in favor of F. B. Godfrey for $44.05, signed by 3S. P. Joubert, drawn on Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, San Francisco, has been lost. Namber of check 24 Finder will please leave at this office, m24 How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that canfarther notice, the traction compan urdey exenings from seven 0% : ‘until midnight. On Sundays ~ balf-. P. M. until 6 P. m. will ran cars every half hour on ’ hourly trips willalso be made from 1 N “EL ore Meeting. . There will be an important meeting of El Oro Dancing Olab in the Hotel Antlers pariors this evening. "Afr; rangements will be completed for giv" ing their grand opening dance for the season on the open air platform near the Hotel Antlers next Saturday even-. ing. ‘The floor has heen planed. and smoothed offand is now in the best of condition. Excellent music will be furnished by the Boys’ Band, Running in Fall Blast The M. L, & D. Marsh Lumber Company now have operations under full headway at their sawmill in New York} Canyon, and thirty men are employed. around the mill and in the woods, They calculate to make the largest ran in several years and are now prépared to furnish the finest lumber of all kinde in quantities to suit. Read their pew advertisement, : * Collection Day. Saturday will be our regular fourweeks collection day. The TransonipT collector will make his usual rounds. Deadly Beans. Onovittz, May 25—Johp Kelly, the third of the four men who.ate canned beans a few days ago and were taken sick, died Saturday last. Ao autopsy showed his death to be’ due to the same cause as that which killed the other two men, CATCHY MUSIC. A delicious morsél in the musical farce, “A Wise Woman,” is the fnteoduction of a quaintly melodious SouthE not: be. by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure, “ BJ CHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. bien the undersigned, have known F. J. Oheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financtally able‘to‘earry out any obligations made by their firm. ust & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, . Toledo, O Watpina, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hali’s Catarrh Oure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood ‘and mucoue services of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle Seld by all druggists. (bHall’s Family Pills are the best. Choice Flowers, 3B;8. Parke, .Wells-Fargo & Oo's ocal agent, is prepared to receive ordera for all kinds of floral pieces. He bas been appointed agent for Sievers & Boland, No. 88 Post street, San Francisco, which is one-of th» leading, floral“concerne at the Bay. Everything in their line is furnished just as the order directs, and the ices cannot be beat.

ders with Mr. Parke and you will receive satisfaction in every instance. renee nS SFSU strength but lacks flavor. the two mixed, nothing else, no color. has good flavor. Place your orCalifornia mustard has Trieste has flavor but lacks strength. Schilling’s Best is! The next best . mustard sold here is weak but Your grocer’s; moneyback. ern “croduing” song 2nd lullaby, done by Mise Loulee Carter. The masic of the namber is said to be extremely catoby and easy to remember, and so popular does it immediately become that it is whistled and bummed bs all the small boys, and by many of the big ones wherever the play is produced. 2 2 ‘The glow of the rising sun is a gilt edge on the horizon—a promise of power and purity, as is the brand “Old Gilt Edge” on whisky. Wholesale at Nos, 29 81 Battery et., near Market, 8. F. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo. sa inaeieinineaeaal BORN. In Nevada City, May 22, 1904, to the wife of Alexauder Hodge, a son, In Nevada City, May 28, 1904, to the wife of Jesse Uampbell, a son. DIEv. In Nevada City, May 22, 1904, the infaut soo of Mr.and Mrs. Alexander Hodge. “Cu Sian eS SRY A Great tany People want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. . . . We have the very high [grades for 35 and 4octs. also; ‘but, if you want something hat goes a long ways, and . { For Sale. The Lot, Hoase and Stable on th corner of Broad and Findley Streets i DER. offered for sale to the HIGHEST BID. + 6Give JL MoreGood Tea . More Good Coffee More Good, Spices More Coupons More Pretty Premiums @. Watch Onr “ ~ Stores. Prices Talk. ‘It Pays to Trade grasp ed to it. —_—————_—_ All Obscurities Removed. bequeath seven years in this: particular passage. K. Mowatt Laightly--Why, doctor, I ever preached. I'll let you read it you likex-Chicago Tribune. How, Indeed? a half fingers are all it has retained of the five which its reptilian ancestors fhe Rev. Dr. Fourthly—For twentyI have been. trying to) preach, but I confess I have never quite grasped the meaning of St. Paul The Rev. cleared that all up in the first sermon Aunt Hattie—You shouldn't clead American Importing Tea Co my—Huh! “your nails ip company, Tommy. Tom-. If nobody sees me Clean ‘em, how is anybody to know they are with its hand, so that three ahd The Lot ie about 75 feet equare. The House contains 5 rooms. ons. All in good repair. I if} Fellows Hall. , or J. O. RIOH at Odd Fellows Hall. 4B LOA RS { trastoes ~ MeL ROAERTS. : _pver cleaned ?—Boston Transcript. 4 The Stable and. Carriage House is, large enough for 4 horses and 2 waggpa” Bids for this property will be received up to JUNE SEVENTH, end acted upon. on. that evening at 7:80 o’sicck, in the Library Room at Odd Any information can be obtained from HUGH MUROHIE at City Hall, lis guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, [try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ ‘. Many people wonder how we ican give such good coffee . for the money. °. 8 . Coffee Roasters Tea'Blevders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City. ‘When the curtain refed: last night ‘there was @ good-ased audience to witness the ‘first night’s performance the frank Oooley company. Tho J “¥orHer Father’s Sip,” suzma, but if anyone expected melodrama lest night they were agreeably surprised, as it-was one of -those-comedies where you hold your sides and laugh, We are. not used to’ seeing Mr. Oooley as a comedian, bat his acting last night showed that comedy was right.in hie line. His pert wae that of “Peter Gomp, Eeq.,” a lawyer who bad brains but no money, and as he said it @as always ‘‘brains against mobey and brains wins in the long ran.” There were. vo long waits last night, although there were seven changes of scenes, Tonight ‘the company will present their strongest bill, “A Scarlet Lesaon,” Thig_is one of Oonan D>» yle’s works end ie taken from bis Sherlock Holmes. First comes the crime and then follows the workings of the case againgt the gang under Prof. Mority, who.did it. The detective work ia done by Frank Cooley ae Sherlock Holmes, aided by Dr, Weetson. book you have to imagine seeing the people work, but. in the play everyTo reading the thing fe carried out. right before you, and therlock. Holmae’ deductions mys tify you until he explains them. The.Cooley company this year is the hest.qne that hag ever visited Nevada }was found suspended from thé girder _jota railroad bridge. -}oase of suicide, . Killed Himself. . ¢ : _ Mnwwearous, May 284.—The lifeless . “. body of Peter Elliott, the hombre who ,. was arrested several months ago in Washington, D. 0., on suspicion of ‘being a lavatic-with probable murderous designs on President Roosevelt,. It was a plain Burned to Death. VINELAND, May 28—Alfred Morgan, aged 75 years, a relative of billionaire John P: Morgan, was burned to death today. His house was discovered on fire and ab attempt was made to resoue bim, but the flames spread so rapidly that it was Impossible to eave him. The Wretch. Marysvitte, May 23.—Henry Wilson of Sacramento was arrested here today on a charge of embezzlement, His crime consisted of leaving with a $20 piece, with which a soiled dove of the Capital City entrusted him in order that he might get it changed into coins of a smaller denominations. Stock, Bonds, Ele. The following are the quotations asked for stocks and bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of tbe San Francisco Boards; WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milllpa@ Wheat ::.ccsiisceccsere.% 14 Brewing Barley.,.....-.+. «1 17 WATER AND GAS, Spring: Valley ests s.acone $88 12 San Francisco Gas and Elee.., 62 MINING STOOKS, By } to'an advt. ia colamn it will be seen that the lot, house and stable on the corner of West Broad and Findley streets are offered for sale to the highest bidder. Bids for the property will be received apto June 7th at 7:80 p.m: Thts-te & rare opportunity to purchase good city property, and apy information concerning it will be given by applying to Hugh Maurchie, at the City Hall, or J. O. Bich, at the Odd Fellowe’ building. For Nine Years. New Yor, May 28.—David Rotheobild, former President of the defunct Federal Bank, who was last week convicted of grand larceny, was today sen: tenoed to nine years in State Prison, He was found guilty of the theft of a $10,000 note, If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 qualits .drop in and see Wm, Harry. tf A Sure Thing. Jt is eaid that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not po gether: true, Dr.King’s New Discovery for Cons is @ eure cure for all lung and throat troubles. Trousande can testify to that. . Mrs. O. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe 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 — me sbsolately.” It’s infallible tr Croup, Whooping Oough, Grip, Poeamon and Oonsumption. Try it. y tll orig de by. D. Vinton, tse Bost OF ttles free. Reg. Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinka, and you oan depsnd that they are mixed properly, CASTORIA nother . if Solnatee the oheeeineteieeeadinentaesnate anithiehdiampeiemensbeaiatieeaitean < — 45 4 . iat * of é ? “ sini as _ The committee appointed to select « representative of the Goddess of Liberty for the celebration on the 4th of July, made a commendable selection when they chose Miss Ruth’ Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Richards, for the position. Miss Richarde is one of Nevada Oity’s bhandsomest daughters and of pleasing personality. Ste will be an honor to the occasion, and a trué representative ef the Amerfoan daughter. Didn’t Get There Bewrora, May 224.—Willie Johnston, a very young lad, took a notion into his head that he would forsake his psrents and beat bie way to the World’s Fair. After a hard trip he succeeded in reaching Winnemucca, where he was arrested and sent home. He was only tpo glad to be arrested. Shot Down. Los ANGELES, May 28—Ohas. Brickett, who wae shot through the intestines by a Mexican during a beer drinking contest, died today. Califoraia Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pare, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf [ea arouses Fo gf" sluggish livers, Emil Frese's Ha are most cordially You in this city. some and up-to-date styles. of SPRING AND SUMMER I have an elega invited to inspect the finest and best line ILLINERY ever on display } and handsome étock of Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Rats I have selected them with special carejand they include some very hand..MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad, Street, opposite Brand and Hartang’s . Ophif es. ceecck 5 75 Sierra Nevada 45 relieves tortured Qity, and Mr, Ooolyy hes always} Mexican ... 1 75llUt kidneys, and $ brought. a good company here. ToGoald & Gare 2 Overman & For Infants and Children, achs.” Tis action is de par ese night being their st bill th _. Best Ol ck astice &) A ~. gant, the results sure and t night bing thelr wrong Di th om (Son Gar Wact to/Unton 7. . EO Riad You Have Always Bough} Yost sie etn, in «condition what actors oan do when they try. Ohoilar .... 20. Jalia..... o7 Boars the ont cure, Gr constipation. aoe hard. Potosi.... 18. \Oaledonia,.., 82 @ignatusect gists and grocers, 250, Wild’s orchestra will play for the eles Nols ‘GGSilver Hill.. 57). pompany tonight and tHe belanc> of Yollow acer. a rere oh F the week, and the audience is guaran-. Imperial. .. O3\. Andes .... ; ( teed some good music. OV ieehtoek. OB Keyes. 00003 00 HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY ’ [ +): 1: Vara : e store, ik. Oh a biphenyh Oe POP Bstaned sci 82 The accommodations, the service and the Con tidence.. 1 20 cuisine at the National are uot NNE* a equalled by any hotel in AND ; : . : nol aad Calion, ON ornia: ] es THERE ISNO SUBSTITUTE FOR . .) \QNAL ee a i ta mabe N ATO ounet® * Hot and cold water oN ye0to® BF _ Return callfbells,"Bath Room{Suits ee Post, excess, telezrap' stage Offices and bank ; in the building. ' 2 [HOME OF"GOOD. LIVERS” er] 1 Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat : 25 Cents per package Del Monte Sel-Raising Flap Jack Flour Absolutely Pure 1s Cents per package IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH feuece We have just received a large quantity of these goods fa dies of Ye ee ee oe ty and Srass Valley. ., . besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Set. at Prices that will Surprise you WATCHES New Carpet ~ ~ Country orders promptly attended to. OGhe Bee Hive Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Carpets, Wall Pape, Linteoms Commercial Street . N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting Strawberries. Fresh every day. The finest and best in town. Lemons _ Always on hand. ‘Navel Oranges Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer. Disinfectants For instance take a look at the watch that Lam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and gusranteed for hard usage, Waltham movement for OUlY $6.00.. It is solid nickel ‘and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. ——AT— Dickerman’s _ Expert Wateh Repatring and all: work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO ‘paper, linoleum and Mattings. Oall and good all the latest stylee in carpete, wal We have just rezeived a carioad of get our prices. No trouble to show. ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. swhere. We have flavored and health Lend bottle. “All Onur wines and liquors cannot be excelled wines from six to tweive years old, fal and every drop ie full of vigor, Ia at ROSENTHAL’S Delbridge Building. ~~ >. Corner of Pine and Commercial street the leading brands of Cigars also kept. 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