May 26, 1903 (4 pages)

# -Nevapa City Daily TRANSCRIPP -. . NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. 409" + FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. a eT —— , ee Ne "Daily Record of the. The City Trustees Re-\Great Preparations to People, Deceased Mayor. . Fanand Frolic. s TUESDAY. 02.50. e seed cette nes eceeenees ieee ‘ Complaints Filed Forte Consideration of the Superior Court. . rr EPR eins Brought Happiness aad . rT of Suffering Women. _ ROWN; Ma 3] the Date for Holding the Memorial HE General’Committee having charge of the Memorjal Day exercises held a special meeting last night in the office of Hon. J. M. Walling, when as predicted _ in yesterday’s TRANscriIPT, the cominittee decided to that, for various good reasons, the exercises planned for next Saturday, May 30th, should be postponed until the day fol_lowing—Sunday, atrd such a change was ordered. The sentimient of the committee, who represented the various ofganizations who’ are to assist in observing the day, unanimously favored a change, in order to accommodate the wishes of the merchants and people generally and insure a universal observance of: Memorial Day in our city. ____It was decided to begin the program of exercises}premptly at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning, at which time the procession will move down Broad street from Armory Hall. Major George A. Nihell was chosen Marshal, and Hon. J. M. Wal-. eia. ling was: selected as President of the Day. The following’ program of literary exercises was approved by the committee; Opening prayer—Rev. J. Sims. j j Oration, Rev. Dell, of Grass Valley. Poem—E. M. Tyler. . Lincoln’s Gettysburg address—Robert Searls. veras county today. evening from Sierra Oity. from a visit to her parents at North San Juan; eo .& Visit'to friends at French Corral, ; sick list, morning for San Francieco.on a. visit, Sierra county. home at Birchville yesterday, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Mason: ' W.M. O'Neil and W. J. Langin are up from Sacramento. from San Francisco. City arrived here lest evening from San Francisco and left this morning] F, A. Gourley returned from CalaGeorge Dubordien arrived here last Miss Mebel Bradbury has retarned _Mts. John Rogers hes reterned tees H. L. Sweeney, the painter, is on the} F. J. Hare, postofiice Inspector, was here last evening, en route to San. to our city; therefore, be it Francisco, aftering visiting several places up country. A. R. Morrison and wife left this -Andy Hampel left yesterday for Mrs. BR: A. Thomas returned ‘to her C. J. Chadwick is here from Bakers“J. W. Rose and RB. Wear are here Richard Jenes came down from Washington last evening. Mies Maggie E. Quirldof Sierra for her home. of City Trustees the following resolutions of. respect were passed in mem-. Wednesday, June 10th, as an occasion of mirth, music and pleasure. The big At last night’s meeting of the Board ory of the late Alex. Gault: “Whereas, For the first time in the history of our city the Mayor of our city has been called from (us by the} cruel hand of death, who taken from us a most estimable citizen, who was loved by all, and who has served our city as its city official for the last fifteen years; and during his administration of -publi¢’ affairs was an bonest fulfillment of honest pledges made > “Resolved, That in the name of the citigens of our-city we extend to the widow and lamented family of our esteemed Mayor (Alexander Gault) our most sincere expression of sorrow and sympathy. And bo it further “Resolved, That these resolutions. be placed upon the minutes. and a copy be forwarded to the bereaved widow and family of our late Mayor, Alex, ‘Gault. (Signed) **O, W. Ohapman;, Sidney Peard, G. D. Buokley and O. E. Tegler.” Lively Appearance. The janctore of Broad and Pine streets presented a lively appearance teday. The gang of asphaltum layers begun their work this morning and succeeded jn keeping an interested asevent will be held at Chicago Park and Shebley’s Pond. The several committees are making every arrangement. to accommodate the«vast throng that will be present; and ‘nothing will be left undone to insure a very pleasant outing for both young and old. There will be games to sult everybody, and valuable prizes. are to be given. It will be ahead of any picnic heretofore given under the auspices of the Union, and this means much, as the popularity of their annual*gatherings is well known: ee Trains will be run at stated intervals to the grounds, and fall information in this respect will -be given in the Transorret later on, The price of admission to the grounds are as follows: Gents, $1; ladies, 50 cents; shildren, under twelve years, 25 cents. Temporary Lay-oll. Everything points to the Miners’ Union picnic, which is scheduled for On account of the installing of new ‘and heavier machinery at the Lecomp-ton mine, Willow Valley district, the miners have been temporarily laid off. The lay-off will be of short duration, as the machinery is being put in place with the atmost dispatch. The prospects at this bonanza were never betTutelligent. and thoughtful women are now using the best and most: reliable of all spring medicines, Paine’s ley. The complaint sets forth. Oelery Compound, and are getting uae a donaaait the lessee of . back nervone vigor, pure blood, bodily a certain piece of land in Wasbingstrength, and a ruddy and clear comton township known: as the Murphy plexion. The women of our land who ranch, being the property of the plainsilently suffer from female irregulartiff, That the monthly rental was. itie’ and dangerous ills, and-who spend fixed at five dollars and that the sum. fully half their time in misery, will of $245 is now due. The defendent is. find in Paine’s Celery Compound all asked to quit and give up the premthe virtues and elements’ that lead to ises. P. F. Simonds is attorney. for. health and true bappiness. Paine’s the plaintiff. — Celery Compound possesses peculiar Another complaint has been filed in. powers for the strengthening of the the County Clerk’s office in the case} fem le organism. It braces the .nerof Mary Elle Smith et al. vs. Patrick . vous system, makes strong the weak Hawkins. According to the allega-. muscles of .every important organ. Celery Compound, it did me so ; tions given for the canse of action the. Victims vf suppressed, profase or men: 2 . CORSETS THAF AIT . CORSETS THAT FIT judgment, which was entered of record on June Ist, 1898, he has failed to do Straight Front Corsets, Summer Corsets, Tape Girdle sets, Corsets that have Garters attached, White Corsets, P: Bartholomew Murphy of Washington, this county, has commenced suit in the Snperior Oourt against M. ompound, and am now a sound woman a, give your wonderful remedy ali credit. I will forever praise F 80. Hence it is that plaintiffs sue for the amount stated, with legal interest thereon and costs of suit. P. F. Simonds and J. M. Walling represent the plaintiffs. 7 ‘ BORN. In Nevada City, May 20, 1908, to the. wife of bt beicore a daughter. A mecting were FRED E, B _ gUBSORIPTION BATE wail, $6 2 Yeats Ps, carrier, 123 Cf “tl W. ue f ene g and a8 pall-bearers were Oo npesenited the family. ganyer, who wae oa / eady yesterday, re Pe itr and Mrs. O. ot that place suffering ag case Of whoopivg coug! Leaotor Roger’, Who has ir building @ large adc Mtional hotel, commenct the meeting of Court. ( foresters of America, . officers to be voted f ' nomina og of impor tance transa We engaged in trimming ms at the Eddy mine ye Kirkham, son of W. soperin tendent of then ho misfortune.to almost . Corsets, Gray Corsets, Blue Corsets, Black ‘Corsets—ey pair guaranteed to fit. See this Corset that we can g 50 CENT CORSE} you for enly so cents. It is. best you ever saw for this price. See those new Strai Benediction—Rev. Wm. Angwin. £e Approriate music by a good choir will be interpersed_between the literary numbers and will be under the direction of “Prof.J. R. Davis. As usual, these ceremonies will be held’ in the grove opposite Pine Grove cemetery. ae finger of the left band. he was using slipped yer, cutting a tendon . sthe bone. Dr. Tickell Ory. semblage sround them all day. ~~ To add to the animated scene a newfangled bicyele: made its initial bow to the spectators about 1 o’clock. Pete Organ was the originator and manipter and the mine continues to hold its own and more too.When the new machinery is in position the mine can be worked more advantageously and thereby increase the output toa perJoe Lattrelle, who is employed at the News Station at the wharf, San Francisco, arrived here last evening, and this morning continaed to Downieville to visit his old home. Company C, N. G. C., at its meeting last night decided to-be guided by the decision of the Memorial Day committee, relative to. changing the date from Saturday to-Sunday, and therefore will decorate the graves of their dcceased com-— rades on Sunday also, withthe G.A.R. The above action taken last evening by the Memorial Day Committee in changing the date to Sunday, as well as! Gakiand the action of Co. C in coinciding with the G. A. R., gives universal satisfaction and is commended by our citizens generally. The business men greatly appreciate the favor which#, has been extended them in this special particular. . THE G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT. HE Thirty-Seventh National Encampment, G. A. R., which ‘will be held in San Francisco next Augnst, promises to be the greatest event in the annals of that patriotic organization and in the history of California as well. The people of San Francisco are prepared to accommodate the vast throng that is expected to sojourn within their gates during the Encampment. To see-the brilliant illumination of the city, coupledgwith other unusual attractions, will be worth the trip. The principal feature of the electrical display will be the courts of honor, of which there are to be quite a number, spanned across the intersec— tions of the pfincipal streets. Each consists of a canopy of dazzling lights suspended in mid air far above the ground, from which will extend blazing streamers in graceful loops, reaching to the ornamental pillars on the sidewalk. Between these courts of ‘honor and extending for many ‘squares beyond them in every direction, garlands with myriads of incandescents will span the streets, making night brightereven than day, and revealing the wonderful sights of San Francisco, in which the Queen of the Pacific abounds.The Veterans of the Mexican War, of whom 685 live in California, and 965 on the Pacific Coast, more than can be mustered in any other section of the Union, will takea prominent part in the parade and other demonstrations. The Veterans of the Spanish-American War will be largely represented, because San Francisco, the gateway.to the Philippines, has, more than any other city in the United States, bade Godspeed to a greater number of our troops leaving for these scenes of conflict/and conquest, and ‘again welcomed them on their return, crowned with victory and glory. The Naval parade upon the beautiful land-locked Bay of San Francisco will be a feature long to be remembered, and the display of California’s agricultural and mineral wealth, coming from the fertile valleys, hillsides and from the bowels of the mountains, will certainly be a valuable object lesson. Encampment week -will-be one round of festivities for San Francisco and all her guests. A part of the program for the week has been decided upon and includes the following, subject, of course, to many additions, and perhaps, to some minor changes: Mo » Aug. 17th, will be devoted to recelving and locating Veterans and their fr’ 8; reception and “open house’’ at all headquarters. Tuesday, Aug. 18th—Parade of United States Troops stationed at the Presidio, Marine Oorps, Sailors of the United States War Sbips, Apprentices from Naval Station, Marines from abe A Yard, National Guard of California, Naval Veterans, ex-Prisoners of War, Military, Semi-Military and other patriotic organizations, Native Sons of the Golden West. Wednesday, August 19:h--Parade of G. A. R. In the evening there will be reunions of the Civil War Associations and camp-fires in the evening. Thursdey, Aug. 20th—Opening of the Encampment in the Graud Opera ‘ House. .Two sessions will probebly be held. More receptions, reunions and in the evening. Misees BE, and G. Costa, who have been attending Mills Seminary at Oakland, arrived here last evenirg and this morning left for their home at Downieville, Sierra county, to spend the summer. ere, : ‘Mes; John Costa, who bae been to evening aod this mo-ning left for her home at Downieville. Geoorge Regon came down fr ~ North Bloomfield today. W. F. Frerch is here from Lincola, S. L. Parsons came down from Washington today. 5 John Spaulding returned to Auburn today. > CO. E, Bourne is Valley. To Macadamize. Beginning next week Marshal Shearer will begin the work of macadamizing Sacramento street. The Electric Railway Company will assist the city, as it is their bounden duty to bear the expense of keeping half the street ia repair. Marshal Shearer will have the rock used hauled from the Pittsburg dump, as the material there is of a substantial hardness and more adapted to the work in hand. A force of men will be put on to expedite and finish the street as.soon as possible. When done the thoroughfare will rank second to none in the city. Nevada City Lodge, No. 62, A. 0. U. W. will, at their regular meeting tomorrow evening, elect officers for the ensuing term, as follows: W. M. Quigley, P. M. W.; David }Holland, M. W.; George W. Ogden, Foreman; W. Hocking, Overseer; O E. Ashburn, Recorder; J. F. Hook, Financier; H. Guenther, Receiver; W. M. Avery, Guide; W. Sandow, I. W.; J. Hackley, O. W.; ©, Kahl, Trastee; Dr. C. L. Maller, Physician. Ioetallation will take place some time in July, at which time literary and musical exercises will be indulged in and a collation served. up from. Pleasant Supervisor Martin of the First District bas started a crew of men upon the county roade repairing and putthem <in first-clasg condition. In a short while he expects to have them straightened out and in such shape as to make traveling a pleasure and comfort to those who have occasion to use jJissued a call requesting the Natives to ulator, and he gave an exhibition of fancy riding and daring skill that kept the large crowd in.excelient spirits and good humor. é ~ Have Accepled.Hydraulio Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., bas ananimously accepted an. invitation to take part in the Memorial Day exercises to be held next Sunday, and it is desirous that every momber should appear in the parade, as it is their fraternal duty to remember their President, Thomas ©. Richards, has appear at their hall on Sunday, May $1, 1908, at 9 o’slock a.m. ——--—-------> Novel Enicrtaioment St, Margaret’s Guild of Trinity Episcopal church in this city will give B novel entertainment at Odd Fellows hall on the evening of June 25th. A pleasing program, under the direction of Mra, Fred Breese and Miss Mabel Hughes, will be rendered. Refreshments will be served. To Conier Degree. Masons, will, at their mecting this Excellent Mascn,. Good Meats. at all times. et Tou Dick Hor Oome today while my stock is complete and everything is fresh and new. Our are of the very latest designs. We are sure we-can please you. They are stylish, handsome end low in ‘price. 1 and fring yourself, = evening, confer the degree of Most Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand SPRING HATS SMiss Amelia Stevens ceptible extent. —_———+ eee + Sharpshooting, The gentleman who gave the perform ance.was_bedecked-in-allthe parapher Wooly West combination. The shoot sure and unerring in hig aim, — Has Resigned. +@e An exhibition in the art of handling firearms-to perfection was this afternoon given in the vacant lot above the Eagle saloon on Commercial street. nalia that generally goes to represent a member of Buffalo Bill’s Wild and ing wag good, the gentleman -being J. A, Filcher bas resigned as secretary and manager of the State Board of Trade. Arthur RB, Briggs was elected to fill the position. Mr. Filcher resigned from the. board to take up his duties: as Commissioner to the Louisfana Parchase Exposition at St. Louis. No man can cure consumption, You Gan prevent it though. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Never fails. CASTORIA. Nevads Ohapter, No. 6, Royal Aroh. 4 Wess: Our price, 50 cents per pair. money’s worth.Front Corsets that we are showing. Price $r and $1.50. New things in Summer Corsets. All the new sha best line of th goods that ever came to Nevada County. If you are think of buying a dress come to the BIG STORE and get y Respectfully, 4 Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE LUMBER from-one pint ap. Qall and see, : Teas Meher « Sz Co. M. L. & D. MARSH. DEALER carry a fall line of. Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screen Doors, Lumber, Mouldit Shingles, Laths, Posts, Mill and Mining Timber, etc. . MASURY’S PAINT We have this. celebrated Pain! all colors, and in cans from Office and Yards—Head of,Boulder St. Tel. 9 being sold — . The ~WOMPABEIL' RESTAURANT. class style. night. To PaTRons. MRS. H. C. MILLS has réopened the . Noppareil Restaurant on Broad street and will conduct it in firstIt ‘will: open at 12 o'clock noon and remain open all O@ Tue Pourrest Arrention Given by TAYLOR. .Greatest Event of the Seeason. = Grass Valley GRAND PICNIC To be given by the CEICSLGO PARE & SHEBLEYT’S POND June 10th, 1903. Send for PATTON PAINT CO. to wear five years; . Advice (free) to Tu PINE STREET,Miners’ Union at—— represents the only true principle of bining the highest degree of beauty with the capacity and durability. It is a dependable t. lose its lustre. It does ‘not peel, crack or ———— of Paint Values practical painter says, » Patton’s Sun-ProofPaint is cheap paint for a good house because it lasts = twice as long. It’s good Mig\\ paint fora cheap house because it beautifies and preserves it. Patton’s SUN-PROOF scientific paint making, comgreatest covering It does not off. Guaranteed ‘book of Paint Knowledge and Lake St; Mitwaukee, Wis.) __% rner & Hadley Compan Sole Agents for Nevada County NEVADA C Telephone Main 831. & & « ye s : The floor of the Da: ‘best of music will be far t Platform will be in iam nt Tefceahout the day. ent condition and the od Splendid Programme of Sports Has Been Arranged 4 W. H Sy _ of My Own Raising and ar Postoffice Box 3 tet ‘uerkley, arrived in this y with a {oad of brandy olla winery near. Cam swore twenty-five barre’ Lat San Francisco, umber of boys on Piety mid a basoball team pas follows: catcher, pitcher, Joe Axford; f Grable; second base, : i base, K, Ogan; shot right field, O. ‘Willia: M. Fisher; left field, Axford will act. as capta as manager. They iy to meet all comers of t Barkley left here yest ight-horse load of mint onsigned to O. L, Ore hi mining claim near Cai met Superintendent . improving the conditior Bmercial street, The which wae dug up att Broad and Pine stre altum. work is being the improvement. ivard Uren, the well and draughtsman, id the work of drawing Hof officers in the court sil be placed in the ain a few days. ieadditional piece of 1 Hibe Knights of Pythias wh was recently purcha is being fenced in i improved. aw building committee . Mipervisors held @ me Hind decided to eecure. He Cost of enlarging thi Mcould easily be don ‘ the partition betw mand the lavatory, rep Mge arch, thus makip m. It was also deoic Ming cots in the room . MmModation for jury Mi that it is not possik MYerdict in theconsid ®. The committee wil mastothe cost and w Muly session of the Bo: -vorsets that fit” is t! mer & Co.’s changed a His evening's TRansc Pe corsets of all kinds a Heents up. A new =? Was received by the would like you to . Moods, Read their a wher column, i: sapany O will turn « _ at the Memorial e + Aspecial meet Soldier boys laet dance was larg ~ Was manifested ec nee of the anp , *88 received fron Valley that the ey Moist in paying p NTurn 7 , August 21st—Olosing the work of the Encampment and ral Traing will be run throughout the day f ek ee: It was d ‘Fejoicing for the rest of ‘eas oor aes evening, with in*erchange of "yialee: aoe the Time-table of which 2 cad eee from Hovada Oity and Grase Valley, * ADA January 13, 1908. * thool children ‘for Daring the entire week there will be excursions each day to points of inaoe FOR ROUND TRIP MB. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE Purposes, " Members, John terest in the vicinity of San Francisco. A round-trip rate of one and oneAvery, were als: '. PER POUND RETAIL, So-ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. third fare bas been secured for all people going from interior points of CaliGENTLEMEN, $1; LADIES, 50 Cents; CHILDREN under 12, 26 cents, . Sey" Ithye} ‘ ; Admission to grounds by'parties coming other t are fresh and fine andjere very{d in fle=r andjvery hea ming. Th , fornia, while the transcontinental rate for Easterners will be the loweat ever ; : e “CPE . ai canst ’ ahaa ee ee ~y Weetion, and att known,. . a. J.'F. SULLIVAN, Seoretary. ace 1 of: Og th Broad Street, : oe, made:‘= ce a

# -Nevapa City Daily TRANSCRIPP -. . NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. 409" + FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. a eT —— , ee Ne "Daily Record of the. The City Trustees Re-\Great Preparations to People, Deceased Mayor. . Fanand Frolic. s TUESDAY.. 02.50. e seed cette nes eceeenees ieee ‘ Complaints Filed Forte Consideration of the Superior Court. . rr EPR eins Brought Happiness aad . rT of Suffering Women. _ ROWN; Ma 3] the Date for Holding the Memorial HE General’Committee having charge of the Memorjal Day exercises held a special meeting last night in the office of Hon. J. M. Walling, when as predicted _ in yesterday’s TRANscriIPT, the cominittee decided to that, for various good reasons, the exercises planned for next Saturday, May 30th, should be postponed until the day fol_lowing—Sunday, atrd such a change was ordered. The sentimient of the committee, who represented the various ofganizations who’ are to assist in observing the day, unanimously favored a change, in order to accommodate the wishes of the merchants and people generally and insure a universal observance of: Memorial Day in our city. ____It was decided to begin the program of exercises}premptly at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning, at which time the procession will move down Broad street from Armory Hall. Major George A. Nihell was chosen Marshal, and Hon. J. M. Wal-. eia. ling was: selected as President of the Day. The following’ program of literary exercises was approved by the committee; Opening prayer—Rev. J. Sims. j j Oration, Rev. Dell, of Grass Valley. Poem—E. M. Tyler. . Lincoln’s Gettysburg address—Robert Searls. veras county today. evening from Sierra Oity. from a visit to her parents at North San Juan; eo .& Visit'to friends at French Corral, ; sick list, morning for San Francieco.on a. visit, Sierra county. home at Birchville yesterday, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Mason: ' W.M. O'Neil and W. J. Langin are up from Sacramento. from San Francisco. City arrived here lest evening from San Francisco and left this morning] F, A. Gourley returned from CalaGeorge Dubordien arrived here last Miss Mebel Bradbury has retarned _Mts. John Rogers hes reterned tees H. L. Sweeney, the painter, is on the} F. J. Hare, postofiice Inspector, was here last evening, en route to San. to our city; therefore, be it Francisco, aftering visiting several places up country. A. R. Morrison and wife left this -Andy Hampel left yesterday for Mrs. BR: A. Thomas returned ‘to her C. J. Chadwick is here from Bakers“J. W. Rose and RB. Wear are here Richard Jenes came down from Washington last evening. Mies Maggie E. Quirldof Sierra for her home. of City Trustees the following resolutions of. respect were passed in mem-. Wednesday, June 10th, as an occasion of mirth, music and pleasure. The big At last night’s meeting of the Board ory of the late Alex. Gault: “Whereas, For the first time in the history of our city the Mayor of our city has been called from (us by the} cruel hand of death, who taken from us a most estimable citizen, who was loved by all, and who has served our city as its city official for the last fifteen years; and during his administration of -publi¢’ affairs was an bonest fulfillment of honest pledges made > “Resolved, That in the name of the citigens of our-city we extend to the widow and lamented family of our esteemed Mayor (Alexander Gault) our most sincere expression of sorrow and sympathy. And bo it further “Resolved, That these resolutions. be placed upon the minutes. and a copy be forwarded to the bereaved widow and family of our late Mayor, Alex, ‘Gault. (Signed) **O, W. Ohapman;, Sidney Peard, G. D. Buokley and O. E. Tegler.” Lively Appearance. The janctore of Broad and Pine streets presented a lively appearance teday. The gang of asphaltum layers begun their work this morning and succeeded jn keeping an interested asevent will be held at Chicago Park and Shebley’s Pond. The several committees are making every arrangement. to accommodate the«vast throng that will be present; and ‘nothing will be left undone to insure a very pleasant outing for both young and old. There will be games to sult everybody, and valuable prizes. are to be given. It will be ahead of any picnic heretofore given under the auspices of the Union, and this means much, as the popularity of their annual*gatherings is well known: ee Trains will be run at stated intervals to the grounds, and fall information in this respect will -be given in the Transorret later on, The price of admission to the grounds are as follows: Gents, $1; ladies, 50 cents; shildren, under twelve years, 25 cents. Temporary Lay-oll. Everything points to the Miners’ Union picnic, which is scheduled for On account of the installing of new ‘and heavier machinery at the Lecomp-ton mine, Willow Valley district, the miners have been temporarily laid off. The lay-off will be of short duration, as the machinery is being put in place with the atmost dispatch. The prospects at this bonanza were never betTutelligent. and thoughtful women are now using the best and most: reliable of all spring medicines, Paine’s ley. The complaint sets forth. Oelery Compound, and are getting uae a donaaait the lessee of . back nervone vigor, pure blood, bodily a certain piece of land in Wasbingstrength, and a ruddy and clear comton township known: as the Murphy plexion. The women of our land who ranch, being the property of the plainsilently suffer from female irregulartiff, That the monthly rental was. itie’ and dangerous ills, and-who spend fixed at five dollars and that the sum. fully half their time in misery, will of $245 is now due. The defendent is. find in Paine’s Celery Compound all asked to quit and give up the premthe virtues and elements’ that lead to ises. P. F. Simonds is attorney. for. health and true bappiness. Paine’s the plaintiff. — Celery Compound possesses peculiar Another complaint has been filed in. powers for the strengthening of the the County Clerk’s office in the case} fem le organism. It braces the .nerof Mary Elle Smith et al. vs. Patrick . vous system, makes strong the weak Hawkins. According to the allega-. muscles of .every important organ. Celery Compound, it did me so ; tions given for the canse of action the. Victims vf suppressed, profase or men: 2 . CORSETS THAF AIT . CORSETS THAT FIT judgment, which was entered of record on June Ist, 1898, he has failed to do Straight Front Corsets, Summer Corsets, Tape Girdle sets, Corsets that have Garters attached, White Corsets, P: Bartholomew Murphy of Washington, this county, has commenced suit in the Snperior Oourt against M. ompound, and am now a sound woman a, give your wonderful remedy ali credit. I will forever praise F 80. Hence it is that plaintiffs sue for the amount stated, with legal interest thereon and costs of suit. P. F. Simonds and J. M. Walling represent the plaintiffs. 7 ‘ BORN. In Nevada City, May 20, 1908, to the. wife of bt beicore a daughter. A mecting were FRED E, B _ gUBSORIPTION BATE wail, $6 2 Yeats Ps, carrier, 123 Cf “tl W. ue f ene g and a8 pall-bearers were Oo npesenited the family. ganyer, who wae oa / eady yesterday, re Pe itr and Mrs. O. ot that place suffering ag case Of whoopivg coug! Leaotor Roger’, Who has ir building @ large adc Mtional hotel, commenct the meeting of Court. ( foresters of America, . officers to be voted f ' nomina og of impor tance transa We engaged in trimming ms at the Eddy mine ye Kirkham, son of W. soperin tendent of then ho misfortune.to almost . Corsets, Gray Corsets, Blue Corsets, Black ‘Corsets—ey pair guaranteed to fit. See this Corset that we can g 50 CENT CORSE} you for enly so cents. It is. best you ever saw for this price. See those new Strai Benediction—Rev. Wm. Angwin. £e Approriate music by a good choir will be interpersed_between the literary numbers and will be under the direction of “Prof.J. R. Davis. As usual, these ceremonies will be held’ in the grove opposite Pine Grove cemetery. ae finger of the left band. he was using slipped yer, cutting a tendon . sthe bone. Dr. Tickell Ory. semblage sround them all day. ~~ To add to the animated scene a newfangled bicyele: made its initial bow to the spectators about 1 o’clock. Pete Organ was the originator and manipter and the mine continues to hold its own and more too..When the new machinery is in position the mine can be worked more advantageously and thereby increase the output toa perJoe Lattrelle, who is employed at the News Station at the wharf, San Francisco, arrived here last evening, and this morning continaed to Downieville to visit his old home. Company C, N. G. C., at its meeting last night decided to-be guided by the decision of the Memorial Day committee, relative to. changing the date from Saturday to-Sunday, and therefore will decorate the graves of their dcceased com-— rades on Sunday also, withthe G.A.R. The above action taken last evening by the Memorial Day Committee in changing the date to Sunday, as well as! Gakiand the action of Co. C in coinciding with the G. A. R., gives universal satisfaction and is commended by our citizens generally. The business men greatly appreciate the favor which#, has been extended them in this special particular. . THE G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT. HE Thirty-Seventh National Encampment, G. A. R., which ‘will be held in San Francisco next Augnst, promises to be the greatest event in the annals of that patriotic organization and in the history of California as well. The people of San Francisco are prepared to accommodate the vast throng that is expected to sojourn within their gates during the Encampment. To see-the brilliant illumination of the city, coupledgwith other unusual attractions, will be worth the trip. The principal feature of the electrical display will be the courts of honor, of which there are to be quite a number, spanned across the intersec— tions of the pfincipal streets. Each consists of a canopy of dazzling lights suspended in mid air far above the ground, from which will extend blazing streamers in graceful loops, reaching to the ornamental pillars on the sidewalk. Between these courts of ‘honor and extending for many ‘squares beyond them in every direction, garlands with myriads of incandescents will span the streets, making night brightereven than day, and revealing the wonderful sights of San Francisco, in which the Queen of the Pacific abounds.The Veterans of the Mexican War, of whom 685 live in California, and 965 on the Pacific Coast, more than can be mustered in any other section of the Union, will takea prominent part in the parade and other demonstrations. The Veterans of the Spanish-American War will be largely represented, because San Francisco, the gateway.to the Philippines, has, more than any other city in the United States, bade Godspeed to a greater number of our troops leaving for these scenes of conflict/and conquest, and ‘again welcomed them on their return, crowned with victory and glory. The Naval parade upon the beautiful land-locked Bay of San Francisco will be a feature long to be remembered, and the display of California’s agricultural and mineral wealth, coming from the fertile valleys, hillsides and from the bowels of the mountains, will certainly be a valuable object lesson. Encampment week -will-be one round of festivities for San Francisco and all her guests. A part of the program for the week has been decided upon and includes the following, subject, of course, to many additions, and perhaps, to some minor changes: Mo » Aug. 17th, will be devoted to recelving and locating Veterans and their fr’ 8; reception and “open house’’ at all headquarters. Tuesday, Aug. 18th—Parade of United States Troops stationed at the Presidio, Marine Oorps, Sailors of the United States War Sbips, Apprentices from Naval Station, Marines from abe A Yard, National Guard of California, Naval Veterans, ex-Prisoners of War, Military, Semi-Military and other patriotic organizations, Native Sons of the Golden West. Wednesday, August 19:h--Parade of G. A. R. In the evening there will be reunions of the Civil War Associations and camp-fires in the evening. Thursdey, Aug. 20th—Opening of the Encampment in the Graud Opera ‘ House. .Two sessions will probebly be held. More receptions, reunions and in the evening. Misees BE, and G. Costa, who have been attending Mills Seminary at Oakland, arrived here last evenirg and this morning left for their home at Downieville, Sierra county, to spend the summer. ere, : ‘Mes; John Costa, who bae been to evening aod this mo-ning left for her home at Downieville. Geoorge Regon came down fr ~ North Bloomfield today. W. F. Frerch is here from Lincola, S. L. Parsons came down from Washington today. 5 John Spaulding returned to Auburn today. > CO. E, Bourne is

Valley. To Macadamize. Beginning next week Marshal Shearer will begin the work of macadamizing Sacramento street. The Electric Railway Company will assist the city, as it is their bounden duty to bear the expense of keeping half the street ia repair. Marshal Shearer will have the rock used hauled from the Pittsburg dump, as the material there is of a substantial hardness and more adapted to the work in hand. A force of men will be put on to expedite and finish the street as.soon as possible. When done the thoroughfare will rank second to none in the city. Nevada City Lodge, No. 62, A. 0. U. W. will, at their regular meeting tomorrow evening, elect officers for the ensuing term, as follows: W. M. Quigley, P. M. W.; David }Holland, M. W.; George W. Ogden, Foreman; W. Hocking, Overseer; O E. Ashburn, Recorder; J. F. Hook, Financier; H. Guenther, Receiver; W. M. Avery, Guide; W. Sandow, I. W.; J. Hackley, O. W.; ©, Kahl, Trastee; Dr. C. L. Maller, Physician. Ioetallation will take place some time in July, at which time literary and musical exercises will be indulged in and a collation served. up from. Pleasant Supervisor Martin of the First District bas started a crew of men upon the county roade repairing and putthem <in first-clasg condition. In a short while he expects to have them straightened out and in such shape as to make traveling a pleasure and comfort to those who have occasion to use jJissued a call requesting the Natives to ulator, and he gave an exhibition of fancy riding and daring skill that kept the large crowd in.excelient spirits and good humor. é ~ Have Accepled.Hydraulio Parlor, No, 56, N. 8. G. W., bas ananimously accepted an. invitation to take part in the Memorial Day exercises to be held next Sunday, and it is desirous that every momber should appear in the parade, as it is their fraternal duty to remember their President, Thomas ©. Richards, has appear at their hall on Sunday, May $1, 1908, at 9 o’slock a.m. ——--—-------> Novel Enicrtaioment St, Margaret’s Guild of Trinity Episcopal church in this city will give B novel entertainment at Odd Fellows hall on the evening of June 25th. A pleasing program, under the direction of Mra, Fred Breese and Miss Mabel Hughes, will be rendered. Refreshments will be served. To Conier Degree. Masons, will, at their mecting this Excellent Mascn,. Good Meats. at all times. et Tou Dick Hor Oome today while my stock is complete and everything is fresh and new. Our are of the very latest designs. We are sure we-can please you. They are stylish, handsome end low in ‘price. 1 and fring yourself, = evening, confer the degree of Most Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand SPRING HATS SMiss Amelia Stevens ceptible extent. —_———+ eee + Sharpshooting, The gentleman who gave the perform ance.was_bedecked-in-allthe parapher Wooly West combination. The shoot sure and unerring in hig aim, — Has Resigned. +@e An exhibition in the art of handling firearms-to perfection was this afternoon given in the vacant lot above the Eagle saloon on Commercial street. nalia that generally goes to represent a member of Buffalo Bill’s Wild and ing wag good, the gentleman -being J. A, Filcher bas resigned as secretary and manager of the State Board of Trade. Arthur RB, Briggs was elected to fill the position. Mr. Filcher resigned from the. board to take up his duties: as Commissioner to the Louisfana Parchase Exposition at St. Louis. No man can cure consumption, You Gan prevent it though. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Never fails. CASTORIA. Nevads Ohapter, No. 6, Royal Aroh. 4 Wess: Our price, 50 cents per pair. money’s worth.Front Corsets that we are showing. Price $r and $1.50. New things in Summer Corsets. All the new sha best line of th goods that ever came to Nevada County. 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Cam swore twenty-five barre’ Lat San Francisco, umber of boys on Piety mid a basoball team pas follows: catcher, pitcher, Joe Axford; f Grable; second base, : i base, K, Ogan; shot right field, O. ‘Willia: M. Fisher; left field, Axford will act. as capta as manager. They iy to meet all comers of t Barkley left here yest ight-horse load of mint onsigned to O. L, Ore hi mining claim near Cai met Superintendent . improving the conditior Bmercial street, The which wae dug up att Broad and Pine stre altum. work is being the improvement. ivard Uren, the well and draughtsman, id the work of drawing Hof officers in the court sil be placed in the ain a few days. ieadditional piece of 1 Hibe Knights of Pythias wh was recently purcha is being fenced in i improved. aw building committee . Mipervisors held @ me Hind decided to eecure. He Cost of enlarging thi Mcould easily be don ‘ the partition betw mand the lavatory, rep Mge arch, thus makip m. It was also deoic Ming cots in the room . MmModation for jury Mi that it is not possik MYerdict in theconsid ®. The committee wil mastothe cost and w Muly session of the Bo: -vorsets that fit” is t! mer & Co.’s changed a His evening's TRansc Pe corsets of all kinds a Heents up. A new =? Was received by the would like you to . Moods, Read their a wher column, i: sapany O will turn « _ at the Memorial e + Aspecial meet Soldier boys laet dance was larg ~ Was manifested ec nee of the anp , *88 received fron Valley that the ey Moist in paying p NTurn 7 , August 21st—Olosing the work of the Encampment and ral Traing will be run throughout the day f ek ee: It was d ‘Fejoicing for the rest of ‘eas oor aes evening, with in*erchange of "yialee: aoe the Time-table of which 2 cad eee from Hovada Oity and Grase Valley, * ADA January 13, 1908. * thool children ‘for Daring the entire week there will be excursions each day to points of inaoe FOR ROUND TRIP MB. W. H. SMITH bas reduced the Price of PRUNES TO FIVE Purposes, " Members, John terest in the vicinity of San Francisco. A round-trip rate of one and oneAvery, were als: '. PER POUND RETAIL, So-ask your Grocer for SMITH’S PRUNES. third fare bas been secured for all people going from interior points of CaliGENTLEMEN, $1; LADIES, 50 Cents; CHILDREN under 12, 26 cents, . Sey" Ithye} ‘ ; Admission to grounds by'parties coming other t are fresh and fine andjere very{d in fle=r andjvery hea ming. Th , fornia, while the transcontinental rate for Easterners will be the loweat ever ; : e “CPE . ai canst ’ ahaa ee ee ~y Weetion, and att known,. . a. J.'F. SULLIVAN, Seoretary. ace 1 of: Og th Broad Street, : oe, made:‘= ce a