May 26, 1904 (4 pages)

0) shares of ike offer, ancisco, Cal, —_——— [HAM or én . Dust Proof store, clock ProporOur prices, sroad Street ne ————— SS teel SPREE SED re a eee JORHSI stailfdealers in Other sot S -THURSDAY..+++1), MAY. 26, 1904) re Of Around This on es tion. n : ar ae cx 4 Daily Record Of M6) .tersroatte i ne abeoacr or acl soos ht egresat oreo. Doings of Our People, —— iat /G. H. Schaffier of Stockton is in own. ; . W. L. Armstertz of Napa arrived 0: he Jate train last night. “Mr,.and Mrs. E. F. Prince arrived Dr. David Livingston.” . jere yesterday from Asbland, Wissonlownleville. ‘Oharles Ashburn, lineman for the janset Telephone Oompany, fe here Dn a visit. -Witltam Holmes is confined to bis om by illness. \ ‘Mrs. Joseph Beardsley etill coninues very low. iy fives at San Francisco and Oakland. 3. ¥. McOarthy and wife are over/Grass Valley yesterday at Shebley’s rom You Bet. ing from San Francisco. Superintendent L. R. Poundstone} jy spent in the woode and the difif the Gaston Ridge mine came down . ferent schools will net quite a neat rom Washington and left thie morn-. gum. for San Francisco, _W. Gilbert is down trom Washing~ on. Oharles Cooper returned from San rancisco last evening. ' Dr. O. H. Lehners returned last pyening from Washington. J.-F. Flynn came down from Alle{ hany yesterday and left this morning éuniver for San Francisco. -H. W. Butler is here from Sam Fran-. 4ver geen in Northern California and eisco. O Botton Jr. of Sacramento is in years to come by the throngs of visitors ‘this olty on business. M, H. Oooper of San Francisco it . .ommittees are hard at work now planPhere spending a few days. . Frank Bozensperger retarned y es: will be interwoven with the usual E proAerday from Reno, where he hes been . gram for the day and which will please fon mining business. © Harry Sheridan, of Downieville, who rhes been in San Francisso and other . jished in a few days. . places for the benefit of bis health, re-. piay advt. daily. > turned to bis home yesterday. 1 around the residence of Judge’ F, T. J. R, Alexander of San Jose arrived . iast night. t night and left this morning for Mrs. J. F. Gregory returned laet. Camp with the regular army between ight from an extended vieit to rela-. Augoet 15th and Aagast 20th. -L A. Falok arrived here this morn-. pumber of people whp went down by Memorial Day. Bradley J. Arnhart is laying a neat} . ! and substantial cement sidewalk : Moores ‘Viet and Graniteville were treated to @ coat of about two inches . Workmen have started on the coaMrs, O. J. Brand donated to the Pub. *t7astlon of @ fine new home for Jerry ilo Library yesterday a volume of. [0d st You Bete ‘The Adventures-and Discoveries of . . There will be two initiations at the meeting of the Nevada Oity Lodge ef Elke tomorrow night. F . The Board of Education of Nevada. City met in regular monthly seasion . , last night. Principal Armetrong reported 648 pupils enrolled and the av; } i f Nilon. A pamber of men are constructing « flame on the North Yuba River for the Bay Oounties Power Oompany. ~<A social dance followed the meeting of the Américan Order of Protection Two well-tried warriors will be exalted. to the ehief’s rank tonight by the finishing touches which will make . Fred Searls was invited to” present the, Happenings of Interest in and. t Havar, Mont., May 26.—-Emile Laaener ie dead and John L. Simmons is" on 9 spree for several days, and the quarrel was caused by money differWyoming Tribe of Red Men, and given. erage attendance 517.8. Oheirman Wants Position. them fall-fledged members of this. diplomas to the graduating class et the fraternal organization. ., }eommencemént exercises on June 224. Company CO of this city and ComTeachers for the ensuing year will be pany I of Grass Valley will go into. °ected on Jane 29th, 2 The many friends of Miss Florence White of Gold Fiat will be surprised to learn that she was married on May 18th to Edward W. Bonivert of Grass Valley. The ceremony was performed by Rev, John Tamblyn. The bride is a charming ycung lady and has e host of friends in this city, while the groom ts an indnstrious youog may of Grass Valley. The Union Sanday echool picnic of Pord was.a great success. The total train wae 1178. The day was pleasant~ Two Frauds. : San Francisco, May 26—Clement H. Willis and Eleanor Thomas, wanted at Santa Oruz for tricking a number of merchants there by means of forged checks, bave been arrested here and will be taken back to Santa Oraz. After banking bours Saturday they managed to collect about $400 by their operations, The woman is 18 years old and gained notoriéty a year ago by marrying a man named Thomas as soon as he had been released trom jail. Shot Conductor. Mosize, Ale., May 26—An excursion, The Glorious Fourth The grand joint eelebration to be held in this city July 4th by the people of Nevade county, in honor of the 128th sary of American independence, will be the grandest demonstration oue that will be remembered for many who will be here on this occasion. The olog new and novel features which young and old. Fall particulare and details of these events will be pubWatch the diseens, San Franowoo, May 26 — John D. Spreckels; delegate-at large from Oalifornia to the Republican «National Convention, aspires to the honor’ of being the next Republican national committeeman for this State: Mr. Spreckels bas worn this same title and borne this same honor-before, bat the roughing tide of-political exigencies carried it away from him, Now he is both willing and anxious to ones more be Oalifornie’s spokeeman on the naticnal committee, 3 ’ A WISE WOMAN The brilliant musical comedy farce by Wilfred Olarke, the talented sutbor of “Ob! Susanah!” will shortly -be seen at the Nevade Theatre with a remarkably strong cast, headed by Loulee Oarter,. for-several seasons a prominent member of Auguetin Daly’s company. Will Dissolve. May 25.—Notice has New York, ‘. been sent to the stockbolders of the Universal Tobacco Company that the directors have voted to dissolve the corporation. The company’s business ‘was absorbed some time ago by a in Gilt Edge whisky. Wicbman, Lat-. *b® 4 gen & Oo., 8. F. Nos, 20-81 Battery (Ot sene wore sprinkled over the floor of . the porch of the store and then ‘fired. Jess, the brates simply alling ‘side when the current Shot At Negroes. . . Portsmours, Ohio, May 25)—Virginia negroes imported to fill thé places of striking employes at the Hanging Rock, “Ohio, Iron OCompany’s works wore fired upon last night. The etrikers stormed their camp: houses, firing several hundred shots, The terrorstricken wegroes barricaded themselves in the mein plant and the. riotere finally withdrew. There were po fatalities, but another outbreak may occnr at any time. His Second T rial Baxwrsrietp, May 25.—Alfred W. Halee, the companion of outlaw James McKinney, is having hie second trial on the charge of murdering’ Deputy Sheriff William Tibbett in the famous battle at the joss house on April 19, 1908 ©The case is a notorious one and the courtroom is jammed to the doors with spectators. For South Africa Honexona, May 25—Thbe British steamer Tweeddale sailed from here today for Durban, Natal, with 1055 coolies. This is the first batch of coolies going to South Africa to work in the Transvaal mines. + &@oIf you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 qualit; drop io and see Wm. Harry. tf For a good cool, sharp glase of boe ool’ at Wm, Barry’s saloon Price bors of evidence in the case. eee _ Just in Time. auron, May 25—E. F. Peck, of Beckwith, was In town Saturday. He ie manoger of the Plumas Mercantile Company, of Beckwith, whose store was, nearly destroyed by an inoenAlary fire last week, Gallons of keroAn attendant was awakened by the, felling of the. glass from the windows, and by the uge of hand granades sabdued the fire. Mr. Peck is looking for In His Defense. Wutows, May 25—Yesterday Judge Dedd dismissed the case of Statton, held on the charge of asssult with o deadly weapon with intent to commit murder, Statton quarreled with his neighbor, Viendingham, over s bottle of whisky. The Istter ran at the defendant, who held a riffle in -his bend, and who called upon his advereary to hait. Viandingham did not heed the call, and the defendant shot him in the leg. It: was shown that Viandingham was the aggreseor. Lucky Purchase. New Yorx, May 256—Five $1000 Treasury notes were found in an old motheaten codt purchased by a Bogota, N. J., man at an auction gale of unclaimed baggage in a reilway station, Neither the truok nor the coat it contained bore any marks of identification. The purchaser, Eckerson by name, was about to throw the garment away when he discovered the treasure care” fally wrapped io oiled silk. The lucky buyer is 68 years old and will at once ta ke a vacation in Europe, : A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not altoe getber true, Dr King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption is a eure cure for all luog and throat troubles. Tnoupate can testify to that. Mre. 0. B. an Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitie and for a year tried eve:ything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of De. King’s New Discovery then cured me absolately.” It’s infallible for Croup, Whooping Oough, Grip, Paoeamonia and Consumption. Try it. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial bottles free. Reg. sizes 50c, $1 00. rrr eee eeeearenamee eects neem Tomorrow ( Priday) afternoon, at 8:80 o'clock, a lecture will be given in the parlors of the Methodist church, under the auspices of the Junior Epworth League, by the Rev. J. File. Subject: “The Five Civilized Tribes of Indian Territory.” It will be inetructive to young. and old. Everybody invited, An offering will be taken at thedoor. ; Prison Tragedy. Cotumsus, O. May 25—Frank Green, . @ convict at the Ohio Penitentiary, is deed; Henry Gebharpt, » guard, is pying, and Albert Hubler, another guard, suffering severe injuries as the reealt of a tragedy at the prison today. The shooting wan all done by Green,who shot the guarde and then committed eulside. Geen wasa desperate character, ; oe Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a spectalty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought San Jost, May 25— Mre. Mary O. Harding, an old resident, died last night from eating strawberries, which, itis bellevéd, had been eprayed with some arsenical solution before being picked. After eating them she was. taken with severe cramps, which soon proved fatal. \ / +o Tiade Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills ~ each night for two weeke bas pu’ me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Turnér of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best in the world for Liver. Stomach and-Bowels, Purely vegetable. Never aripe. Only 25c. at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store, +e a taaal LY California Champagnola—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. . tf DRONES eegeeermetaer Ente ea arouses Emil Irese's sluggish livers, . . Hi relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs, Its action is min and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy px health. The greatest cure for constipation. All draggists and grocers, 25c. tononse i afte @ignatare of the time to place your orders, brought to market, . AGE i LUMBER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on band and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is eawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever DZ. La S&B DS. DLazreh NTS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. TELEPHONE 291 cuisine at the’ National are equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliHEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, {the . service and the >not ANNES larger concern, fornia: Electric lights 308 oapers and cold) water so8 © Return callibells,,Bath Room Suits Pos:, 2x97255, telszeaa1 . stage” offices and bank in-the building. , ' ole }HOME;OF GOOD LIVERS” SAAD RIC AINETE Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat . W. F, Johos, wife and son, arrived : . here last evening from Sierra Oity,on. 5. pastor wicca car ha toe a (their way to San Francleco.Mr./ otnor place on earth. His -happy cbildJohns recently resigned as Superin-. pood was spent there—the only period . tendent of the Sierra Buttes mine on. of his troubled life ich was free ~ account of a change in ownership. from want. Here he found his foster = 2ee father, John Allan, who was proud of ly High Class, How’s This? the orphan boy, and the only mother he ever knew, who was sweet and gen' i . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-. i. with him to the end. Here were F. J OHENEY & OO , Toledo, oO. hood, and here lived the gentle woWe, the uvdersigned, have knowa F. man who was the Helen of the most © J. Oheney for the last 15 years, and bebeautiful of his early poems. Here, lieve bim perfectiy honorable in all) after a first ceremony inBaltimore, he business transactions and finanotally . was married by a second to the lovely, able to carry out any obligations made. anq youthful Virginia Clemm, and by their firm. here they spent.the happiest year of train on the Mobile & Ohio Railway wes fired on today near Yellow Pine, Ala. Conductor W. 8. Ashe of Birmingham was killed and Joseph Riohardson of Meridan and a negro passenger were seriously wounded. PIANO TUNING. 3 § Cigars, The following are the quotations asked ‘for stocks end bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat....0.5-. Brewing Barley...-.+ wl 17 WATER AND GAS. Spring Valley....66. @an Francisco Gas and Elec. 62 Piano taning, regulating and repairing. OC. W. Bennett will be in Nevada City May 80th, and will call on ajl his patrons. m26¢tt Check Lost, T REET betting West & Truax, Wholesale Druggiste f A check issued in favor of F. B. MINING STOOKS. . pues {? . TH 3d0, 0 -_ en ve nie. yi whem . Godtrey for $44.05, signed by 3. P. seerseoes 5 62 aare Nevada25 Cents per packag _ Watpine, Kinnan & Manvin, Whole1e South » he] Wodrrey tor eee ee oe . Mexican ..-1 76). Utab ..% Joubert, drawn .on Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank; Sen Francisco, hae been lost. Number of check 24 Finder will please leave at this office, m24 harles sale Druggists, Toledo, O. did much of his beat work.—C Hall’s Catarrb Cure is teken in -. Marshall Graves in Century. ally acting directly upon the blood and mucous services of the aystem. * Testimonials sent free. Price per bottle Sold by all druggists. Gould & Our. 81. \Overman .. Best & Bel,.1 60). Sustice... Con. Gal &Va.1 U age it that wil] become But to ge’ a satis. you are willing to ee Where the Camel Is Found. The camel is found in role Soll , Minor, Afghanistan, BaluHall’s Family Pills are the best. eatin sents, seit China and : northern India as well as in Syria, Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Turkey, north Africa and parts of . Spain. The.camel is known by the Jas. Cairns, the well known harness; same root word in nearly all thege ‘ ow in atdck . lands. Not a page searcely of an Arari lt nape are aor bie lexicon but. bas reference to the were secres -eOo--———_—_—_—_—— After the . Money. \ New Yors, May 25,—Richard Arias apd Dr. J. Morales, spécial commissioners ap; ointed by Paname to reeeive . t @ hat that is beprice you ere able Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flour 15 Cents per package Hale & Nor. Crown Point. Yellow Jacket 4 atest styles. © of Nevada Oity, ect. Absolutely Pure IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH Confidence. .1 20 IQUO RS abot ani sig punting ry camel. The language itself, according peste sr aa pray peed We have just received a large quantity of these goods . b » % = . 1 toa : sas ds tas BR on ula pe ogee der gee gett fege why . 88id it was the pOrpose of the commis. (radios of Yeva da City and Srass Valley. ., . besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. in and +—+-9@e Scripture is comparatively silent is be-. sicn to invest the money io firet : : mortgyge bends in New York or any An order from you would be appreciated. other locality wherever obtainable. mn) cause the topography of the Holy Land is such that in most parts the Colley Brothers have the very best use of the came! is an impossibility. of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hend at all times inconvenience. If the letter of intro' Very Few Saved duction is offered accept it and present it dutifully. It will not be difficult to Tonio, Mey 25.—Of the complement pian Teather or not the person t gf the protected craiser Yoshino, sunk) Vio it is addressed finds the introrecently in collision with the cruiser) gyction a pleasure or a bore. It is folly Po a Good Meats. jars . aie moet cordially invited to inspect the finest and best line Vou ot SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on display in this city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Hats I have selected them with special care and they include some very band some and up-to-date styles. .MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s —-— Letters of Introduction. Try not to ask for fetters of introduction to your friends’ friends. It often causes both embarrassment and Country orders promptly attended to. Ohe Bee tive Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor want a pound of good Coffee Is there anything better tham . [for 25 cts., and we sell it. trade between friends? ~ Schilling’s Best makes friends and trade. Your grocer’s; money bags. reet, Nevada City We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and . Commercial Street acts —=_ le DUNLAP R : . Kasuga, eixty-three non-commlesioned . to pursue an acquaintance thus gained officer8 and 220 bdluejackete were. unless each finds the other congenial.— drowned and forty-eight non-commis-. Exchange. . gfoned officers and men were resDh * cued. No details of the disaster have as yet been received, Altitude and Voice. Generally speaking, Paces living at high altitudes have ‘weaker and more ‘For Sale. highly pitched voices than those living We. Y. Give . ‘ More Good Tea More Good Coffee. More Good Spices m regions where the supply of oxygen is more plentiful. Thus among the Indians living on the — —— r of the Andes, at an elewa‘en af rae 10,000 to 14,000 feet, the men have voices Hike women, and women like children, and their singing is a shrill monotone. _——_———— Plenty of Opportunities. In this era of education, of books and libraries, of newspapers and periodfeals, of schools ana universities, evening schools, lectures and the other endless opportunities for self culture The Lot, Honse and Stable on the corner of Broad and-Findley Streets is offered for sale to the HIGUEST BIDDER. The Lot is about Kg feet equare. The House contains 5 rooms. The Stable aud Carriage House is large enough for 4 horses and 2 wagons. All in good repair. : pa” Bide for this property will be is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. ® ‘Coffee Roasters _Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada Oity, Tea Blenders Sune ls Coming Set. ; Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer WATCHES at Prices that will New Carpet Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that I'am now making a specialty of, It is dust. proof and guaranteed for hard asage, Waltham movement for oo Only $6.00. We have just rezeived a carload paper, linoleum and Mattings. Call and get our prices. No trouble ROSENBERG BROS: apes, Wall Pape, Linens N w Wall Paper . New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest stylee in carpete, wal to show More Coupons CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ———————$$$— eee which our country in particular affords all classes, there is no excuse for received up to JUNE SEVENTH, end ectants It is solid nickel and a good tim<keeper. Call and see it. Strawberries ing at 7:80 rance. It is only wilt that is want-jacted apo om that even SS : o’olceck, in the Library Boom at Odd Freeh every day. Re i] est in 0 bes i featare, Rellows Hell N 1 Or. n sitar hci Cxpert Wateh Repatring Che W Nt. Electric lighte. Folloy : avel a ges and all work guaranteed. : \ ; Tabs. One Any information oan be obtained s The finest and beet in town. Cc erma n 9 Ss Onr wines and ligtiors cqnnot ba — ae me —_ ‘ Sunny Rooms. from HUGH MUROBIE at Oity Hall, wines from six to twelve years o » richly flavored and health.rom i e Booms e . m ns Ww ( ; M 8 . ful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle, Alre velin og or J. O. RIOH at Odd Fellows Hall. 0 a E. ae LE the loading brands of Cigars also kept. ; ys Commer _ Always on hand. I A. R. LORD Corner of Pine and Commercial streets JOHN WATERS, . Delbridge Building. . :{meen. Jat ROSENTHAL’S at trade. ees M.L, BOBERT yevapa ox. «1 HE Q \ ee: Sistem i 7

0) shares of ike offer, ancisco, Cal, —_——— [HAM or én . Dust Proof store, clock ProporOur prices, sroad Street ne ————— SS teel SPREE SED re a eee JORHSI stailfdealers in Other sot S -THURSDAY...+++1), MAY. 26, 1904) re Of Around This on es tion. n : ar ae cx 4 Daily Record Of M6) .tersroatte i ne abeoacr or acl soos ht egresat oreo. Doings of Our People, —— iat /G. H. Schaffier of Stockton is in own. ; . W. L. Armstertz of Napa arrived 0: he Jate train last night. “Mr,.and Mrs. E. F. Prince arrived Dr. David Livingston.” . jere yesterday from Asbland, Wissonlownleville. ‘Oharles Ashburn, lineman for the janset Telephone Oompany, fe here Dn a visit. -Witltam Holmes is confined to bis om by illness. \ ‘Mrs. Joseph Beardsley etill coninues very low. iy fives at San Francisco and Oakland. 3. ¥. McOarthy and wife are over/Grass Valley yesterday at Shebley’s rom You Bet. ing from San Francisco. Superintendent L. R. Poundstone} jy spent in the woode and the difif the Gaston Ridge mine came down . ferent schools will net quite a neat rom Washington and left thie morn-. gum. for San Francisco, _W. Gilbert is down trom Washing~ on. Oharles Cooper returned from San rancisco last evening. ' Dr. O. H. Lehners returned last pyening from Washington. J.-F. Flynn came down from Alle{ hany yesterday and left this morning éuniver for San Francisco. -H. W. Butler is here from Sam Fran-. 4ver geen in Northern California and eisco. O Botton Jr. of Sacramento is in years to come by the throngs of visitors ‘this olty on business. M, H. Oooper of San Francisco it . .ommittees are hard at work now planPhere spending a few days. . Frank Bozensperger retarned y es: will be interwoven with the usual E proAerday from Reno, where he hes been . gram for the day and which will please fon mining business. © Harry Sheridan, of Downieville, who rhes been in San Francisso and other . jished in a few days. . places for the benefit of bis health, re-. piay advt. daily. > turned to bis home yesterday. 1 around the residence of Judge’ F, T. J. R, Alexander of San Jose arrived . iast night. t night and left this morning for Mrs. J. F. Gregory returned laet. Camp with the regular army between ight from an extended vieit to rela-. Augoet 15th and Aagast 20th. -L A. Falok arrived here this morn-. pumber of people whp went down by Memorial Day. Bradley J. Arnhart is laying a neat} . ! and substantial cement sidewalk : Moores ‘Viet and Graniteville were treated to @ coat of about two inches . Workmen have started on the coaMrs, O. J. Brand donated to the Pub. *t7astlon of @ fine new home for Jerry ilo Library yesterday a volume of. [0d st You Bete ‘The Adventures-and Discoveries of . . There will be two initiations at the meeting of the Nevada Oity Lodge ef Elke tomorrow night. F . The Board of Education of Nevada. City met in regular monthly seasion . , last night. Principal Armetrong reported 648 pupils enrolled and the av; } i f Nilon. A pamber of men are constructing « flame on the North Yuba River for the Bay Oounties Power Oompany. ~<A social dance followed the meeting of the Américan Order of Protection Two well-tried warriors will be exalted. to the ehief’s rank tonight by the finishing touches which will make . Fred Searls was invited to” present the, Happenings of Interest in and. t Havar, Mont., May 26.—-Emile Laaener ie dead and John L. Simmons is" on 9 spree for several days, and the quarrel was caused by money differWyoming Tribe of Red Men, and given. erage attendance 517.8. Oheirman Wants Position. them fall-fledged members of this. diplomas to the graduating class et the fraternal organization. ., }eommencemént exercises on June 224. Company CO of this city and ComTeachers for the ensuing year will be pany I of Grass Valley will go into. °ected on Jane 29th, 2 The many friends of Miss Florence White of Gold Fiat will be surprised to learn that she was married on May 18th to Edward W. Bonivert of Grass Valley. The ceremony was performed by Rev, John Tamblyn. The bride is a charming ycung lady and has e host of friends in this city, while the groom ts an indnstrious youog may of Grass Valley. The Union Sanday echool picnic of Pord was.a great success. The total train wae 1178. The day was pleasant~ Two Frauds. : San Francisco, May 26—Clement H. Willis and Eleanor Thomas, wanted at Santa Oruz for tricking a number of merchants there by means of forged checks, bave been arrested here and will be taken back to Santa Oraz. After banking bours Saturday they managed to collect about $400 by their operations, The woman is 18 years old and gained notoriéty a year ago by marrying a man named Thomas as soon as he had been released trom jail. Shot Conductor. Mosize, Ale., May 26—An excursion, The Glorious Fourth The grand joint eelebration to be held in this city July 4th by the people of Nevade county, in honor of the 128th sary of American independence, will be the grandest demonstration oue that will be remembered for many who will be here on this occasion. The olog new and novel features which young and old. Fall particulare and details of these events will be pubWatch the diseens, San Franowoo, May 26 — John D. Spreckels; delegate-at large from Oalifornia to the Republican «National Convention, aspires to the honor’ of being the next Republican national committeeman for this State: Mr. Spreckels bas worn this same title and borne this same honor-before, bat the roughing tide of-political exigencies carried it away from him, Now he is both willing and anxious to ones more be Oalifornie’s spokeeman on the naticnal committee, 3 ’ A WISE WOMAN The brilliant musical comedy farce by Wilfred Olarke, the talented sutbor of “Ob! Susanah!” will shortly -be seen at the Nevade Theatre with a remarkably strong cast, headed by Loulee Oarter,. for-several seasons a prominent member of Auguetin Daly’s company. Will Dissolve. May 25.—Notice has New York, ‘. been sent to the stockbolders of the Universal Tobacco Company that the directors have voted to dissolve the corporation. The company’s business ‘was absorbed some time ago by a in Gilt Edge whisky. Wicbman, Lat-. *b® 4 gen & Oo., 8. F. Nos, 20-81 Battery (Ot sene wore sprinkled over the floor of . the porch of the store and then ‘fired. Jess, the brates simply alling ‘side when the current Shot At Negroes. . . Portsmours, Ohio, May 25)—Virginia negroes imported to fill thé places of striking employes at the Hanging Rock, “Ohio, Iron OCompany’s works wore fired upon last night. The etrikers stormed their camp: houses, firing several hundred shots, The terrorstricken wegroes barricaded themselves in the mein plant and the. riotere finally withdrew. There were po fatalities, but another outbreak may occnr at any time. His Second T rial Baxwrsrietp, May 25.—Alfred W. Halee, the companion of outlaw James McKinney, is having hie second trial on the charge of murdering’ Deputy Sheriff William Tibbett in the famous battle at the joss house on April 19, 1908 ©The case is a notorious one and the courtroom is jammed to the doors with spectators. For South Africa Honexona, May 25—Thbe British steamer Tweeddale sailed from here today for Durban, Natal, with 1055 coolies. This is the first batch of coolies going to South Africa to work in the Transvaal mines. + &@oIf you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 qualit; drop io and see Wm. Harry. tf For a good cool, sharp glase of boe ool’ at Wm, Barry’s saloon Price bors of evidence in the case. eee _ Just in Time. auron, May 25—E. F. Peck, of Beckwith, was In town Saturday. He ie manoger of the Plumas Mercantile Company, of Beckwith, whose store was, nearly destroyed by an inoenAlary fire last week, Gallons of keroAn attendant was awakened by the, felling of the. glass from the windows, and by the uge of hand granades sabdued the fire. Mr. Peck is looking for In His Defense. Wutows, May 25—Yesterday Judge Dedd dismissed the case of Statton, held on the charge of asssult with o deadly weapon with intent to commit murder, Statton quarreled with his neighbor, Viendingham, over s bottle of whisky. The Istter ran at the defendant, who held a riffle in -his bend, and who called upon his advereary to hait. Viandingham did not heed the call, and the defendant shot him in the leg. It: was shown that Viandingham was the aggreseor. Lucky Purchase. New Yorx, May 256—Five $1000 Treasury notes were found in an old motheaten codt purchased by a Bogota, N. J., man at an auction gale of unclaimed baggage in a reilway station, Neither the truok nor the coat it contained bore any marks of identification. The purchaser, Eckerson by name, was about to throw the garment away when he discovered the treasure care” fally wrapped io oiled silk. The lucky buyer is 68 years old and will at once ta ke a vacation in Europe, : A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not altoe getber true, Dr King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption is a eure cure for all luog and throat troubles. Tnoupate can testify to that. Mre. 0. B. an Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitie and for a year tried eve:ything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of De. King’s New Discovery then cured me absolately.” It’s infallible for Croup, Whooping Oough, Grip, Paoeamonia and Consumption. Try it. It’s guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial bottles free. Reg. sizes 50c, $1 00. rrr eee eeeearenamee eects neem Tomorrow ( Priday) afternoon, at 8:80 o'clock, a lecture will be given in the parlors of the Methodist church, under the auspices of the Junior Epworth League, by the Rev. J. File. Subject: “The Five Civilized Tribes of Indian Territory.” It will be inetructive to young. and old. Everybody invited, An offering will be taken at thedoor. ; Prison Tragedy. Cotumsus, O. May 25—Frank Green, . @ convict at the Ohio Penitentiary, is deed; Henry Gebharpt, » guard, is pying, and Albert Hubler, another guard, suffering severe injuries as the reealt of a tragedy at the prison today. The shooting wan all done by Green,who shot the guarde and then committed eulside. Geen wasa desperate character, ; oe Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a spectalty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought San Jost, May 25— Mre. Mary O. Harding, an old resident, died last night from eating strawberries, which, itis bellevéd, had been eprayed with some arsenical solution before being picked. After eating them she was. taken with severe cramps, which soon proved fatal. \ / +o Tiade Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills ~

each night for two weeke bas pu’ me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Turnér of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best in the world for Liver. Stomach and-Bowels, Purely vegetable. Never aripe. Only 25c. at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store, +e a taaal LY California Champagnola—red and white—e beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. . tf DRONES eegeeermetaer Ente ea arouses Emil Irese's sluggish livers, . . Hi relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs, Its action is min and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy px health. The greatest cure for constipation. All draggists and grocers, 25c. tononse i afte @ignatare of the time to place your orders, brought to market, . AGE i LUMBER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on band and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is eawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever DZ. La S&B DS. DLazreh NTS Office and Yards—Head of Boulder Street, Nevada City. TELEPHONE 291 cuisine at the’ National are equalled by any hotel in Northern CaliHEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, {the . service and the >not ANNES larger concern, fornia: Electric lights 308 oapers and cold) water so8 © Return callibells,,Bath Room Suits Pos:, 2x97255, telszeaa1 . stage” offices and bank in-the building. , ' ole }HOME;OF GOOD LIVERS” SAAD RIC AINETE Del Monte Self-Raising Buckwheat . W. F, Johos, wife and son, arrived : . here last evening from Sierra Oity,on. 5. pastor wicca car ha toe a (their way to San Francleco.Mr./ otnor place on earth. His -happy cbildJohns recently resigned as Superin-. pood was spent there—the only period . tendent of the Sierra Buttes mine on. of his troubled life ich was free ~ account of a change in ownership. from want. Here he found his foster = 2ee father, John Allan, who was proud of ly High Class, How’s This? the orphan boy, and the only mother he ever knew, who was sweet and gen' i . We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-. i. with him to the end. Here were F. J OHENEY & OO , Toledo, oO. hood, and here lived the gentle woWe, the uvdersigned, have knowa F. man who was the Helen of the most © J. Oheney for the last 15 years, and bebeautiful of his early poems. Here, lieve bim perfectiy honorable in all) after a first ceremony inBaltimore, he business transactions and finanotally . was married by a second to the lovely, able to carry out any obligations made. anq youthful Virginia Clemm, and by their firm. here they spent.the happiest year of train on the Mobile & Ohio Railway wes fired on today near Yellow Pine, Ala. Conductor W. 8. Ashe of Birmingham was killed and Joseph Riohardson of Meridan and a negro passenger were seriously wounded. PIANO TUNING. 3 § Cigars, The following are the quotations asked ‘for stocks end bonds at the ciose of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat.......0.5-. Brewing Barley......-.+ wl 17 WATER AND GAS. Spring Valley........66. @an Francisco Gas and Elec.. 62 Piano taning, regulating and repairing. OC. W. Bennett will be in Nevada City May 80th, and will call on ajl his patrons. m26¢tt Check Lost, T REET betting West & Truax, Wholesale Druggiste f A check issued in favor of F. B. MINING STOOKS. . pues {? . TH 3d0, 0 -_ en ve nie. yi whem . Godtrey for $44.05, signed by 3. P. seerseoes 5 62 aare Nevada25 Cents per packag _ Watpine, Kinnan & Manvin, Whole1e South » he] Wodrrey tor eee ee oe . Mexican ...-1 76). Utab ....% Joubert, drawn .on Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank; Sen Francisco, hae been lost. Number of check 24 Finder will please leave at this office, m24 harles sale Druggists, Toledo, O. did much of his beat work.—C Hall’s Catarrb Cure is teken in -. Marshall Graves in Century. ally acting directly upon the blood and mucous services of the aystem. * Testimonials sent free. Price per bottle Sold by all druggists. Gould & Our. 81. \Overman .... Best & Bel,..1 60). Sustice..... Con. Gal &Va.1 U age it that wil] become But to ge’ a satis. you are willing to ee Where the Camel Is Found. The camel is found in role Soll , Minor, Afghanistan, BaluHall’s Family Pills are the best. eatin sents, seit China and : northern India as well as in Syria, Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Turkey, north Africa and parts of . Spain. The.camel is known by the Jas. Cairns, the well known harness; same root word in nearly all thege ‘ ow in atdck . lands. Not a page searcely of an Arari lt nape are aor bie lexicon but. bas reference to the were secres -eOo--———_—_—_—_—— After the . Money. \ New Yors, May 25,—Richard Arias apd Dr. J. Morales, spécial commissioners ap; ointed by Paname to reeeive . t @ hat that is beprice you ere able Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flour 15 Cents per package Hale & Nor.. Crown Point. Yellow Jacket 4 atest styles. © of Nevada Oity, ect. Absolutely Pure IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH Confidence. ..1 20 IQUO RS abot ani sig punting ry camel. The language itself, according peste sr aa pray peed We have just received a large quantity of these goods . b » % = . 1 toa : sas ds tas BR on ula pe ogee der gee gett fege why . 88id it was the pOrpose of the commis. (radios of Yeva da City and Srass Valley. ., . besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. in and +—+-9@e Scripture is comparatively silent is be-. sicn to invest the money io firet : : mortgyge bends in New York or any An order from you would be appreciated. other locality wherever obtainable. mn) cause the topography of the Holy Land is such that in most parts the Colley Brothers have the very best use of the came! is an impossibility. of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hend at all times inconvenience. If the letter of intro' Very Few Saved duction is offered accept it and present it dutifully. It will not be difficult to Tonio, Mey 25.—Of the complement pian Teather or not the person t gf the protected craiser Yoshino, sunk) Vio it is addressed finds the introrecently in collision with the cruiser) gyction a pleasure or a bore. It is folly Po a Good Meats. jars . aie moet cordially invited to inspect the finest and best line Vou ot SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on display in this city. I have an elegant and handsome stock of Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Hats I have selected them with special care and they include some very band some and up-to-date styles. ..MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s —-— Letters of Introduction. Try not to ask for fetters of introduction to your friends’ friends. It often causes both embarrassment and Country orders promptly attended to. Ohe Bee tive Srocery J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor want a pound of good Coffee Is there anything better tham . [for 25 cts., and we sell it. trade between friends? ~ Schilling’s Best makes friends and trade. Your grocer’s; money bags. reet, Nevada City We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and . Commercial Street acts —=_ le DUNLAP R : . Kasuga, eixty-three non-commlesioned . to pursue an acquaintance thus gained officer8 and 220 bdluejackete were. unless each finds the other congenial.— drowned and forty-eight non-commis-. Exchange. . gfoned officers and men were resDh * cued. No details of the disaster have as yet been received, Altitude and Voice. Generally speaking, Paces living at high altitudes have ‘weaker and more ‘For Sale. highly pitched voices than those living We. Y. Give . ‘ More Good Tea More Good Coffee. More Good Spices m regions where the supply of oxygen is more plentiful. Thus among the Indians living on the — —— r of the Andes, at an elewa‘en af rae 10,000 to 14,000 feet, the men have voices Hike women, and women like children, and their singing is a shrill monotone. _——_———— Plenty of Opportunities. In this era of education, of books and libraries, of newspapers and periodfeals, of schools ana universities, evening schools, lectures and the other endless opportunities for self culture The Lot, Honse and Stable on the corner of Broad and-Findley Streets is offered for sale to the HIGUEST BIDDER. The Lot is about Kg feet equare. The House contains 5 rooms. The Stable aud Carriage House is large enough for 4 horses and 2 wagons. All in good repair. : pa” Bide for this property will be is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee for the money. ® ‘Coffee Roasters _Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada Oity, Tea Blenders Sune ls Coming Set. ; Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer WATCHES at Prices that will New Carpet Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that I'am now making a specialty of, It is dust. proof and guaranteed for hard asage, Waltham movement for oo Only $6.00.. We have just rezeived a carload paper, linoleum and Mattings. Call and get our prices. No trouble ROSENBERG BROS: apes, Wall Pape, Linens N w Wall Paper . New Linoleum New Matting of all the latest stylee in carpete, wal to show More Coupons CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ———————$$$— eee which our country in particular affords all classes, there is no excuse for received up to JUNE SEVENTH, end ectants It is solid nickel and a good tim<keeper. Call and see it. Strawberries ing at 7:80 rance. It is only wilt that is want-jacted apo om that even SS : o’olceck, in the Library Boom at Odd Freeh every day. Re i] est in 0 bes i featare, Rellows Hell N 1 Or. n sitar hci Cxpert Wateh Repatring Che W Nt. Electric lighte. Folloy : avel a ges and all work guaranteed. : \ ; Tabs. One Any information oan be obtained s The finest and beet in town. Cc erma n 9 Ss Onr wines and ligtiors cqnnot ba — ae me —_ ‘ Sunny Rooms. from HUGH MUROBIE at Oity Hall, wines from six to twelve years o » richly flavored and health.rom i e Booms e . m ns Ww ( ; M 8 . ful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle, Alre velin og or J. O. RIOH at Odd Fellows Hall. 0 a E. ae LE the loading brands of Cigars also kept. ; ys Commer _ Always on hand. I A. R. LORD Corner of Pine and Commercial streets JOHN WATERS, . Delbridge Building. . :{meen. Jat ROSENTHAL’S at trade. ees M.L, BOBERT yevapa ox. «1 HE Q \ ee: Sistem i 7