May 28, 1896 (4 pages)

to exceed five lines in r this head for 50 cents h. Each additional line cents a month, Payaance, cr Rent. ms and bath; suitable wuire at this office, m2-lw the Public. e, 2 cents. Baths, 35 or every body, at ’SBARBER SHOP, Broad Street. sargain. 1: one $1,000 Sonth Yuba sent interest, payable ire at this office. m26 1iture For Sale. ehold furniture is ofof the same will be t at once. Enquire at sf Thomas Moran, m25 gin Business. ell-known Optician, will one month only, endMrs.-Maltman’s. Hours: m. He is. now supplied est instruments known hers fail consult him, Ex-patients treated m25-tf all metals. Novelties of Zeit buckels, hair ornautensils of every kind S Drug Store, opposite id inspect them. Studio. will give instructions in g at her studio in the Wednesdays and Saturand from 1 until 4. mty Directory. ia County Directory can cents. By mail 75 cents. ROWN, Transcript office. ancing School. men’s class mects every at 8 o’clock. Children’s y afternoon at 2 o’clock. y night. Private lessons 3B late for Sale. »n Nevada street for sale. s, good well, cellar, con1ire of MRS. E. S. HATHm-lw asm sa ople like to be a.” a store or he would not ng was Once uttered. on. HONEST ENDEAVOR! a everything is-down to 4 -just as low as the lowest, ny others, ar, Headwear, IMES, NEVADA CITY, CAL r 8 ere you can get f. iil Pay You es the lowest. If you drink . Grocer, = ‘Nevada City: TTT, >ULAR PRICES saa JEN, A CITY and YADA ST VALLEY: ia City, and it will be Grass Valley,and MR. Byer Shown Hete THURSDAY. >. *Exce G Trax “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: ‘TermpHonn No; 4; sore em Arrives @ ° 5 eee Sup ing Saturdays. alley, Ch Chicago SSssse PPTPSr. BP PEPE BF hg oi E font Solar eet ahaa and Welidase-ti m. Death of John Hocking. 3 John Hocking, who has “ye: a resié pnt of Nevada City for over 20: years, d early this morning at his home on bye East Broad street. He had been } only a few days, suffering from a .MAY 28, 1896, Sa ‘NEVADA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE, Of Ml. sks un -. ience of the public, a revised and cor-' and with their respective numbers attached. The numbers in jndicatethe number of bells. Cut it out and tack it up somewhere, all ye who are embraced in the list. You will . rece find it very convenient : 65—Allen, A. M., gas works. Ti—Arendt & Lieben, fruit store. 68—Aumer, Frank, residence. 42—Brown, N. P., residence. 48—Buffington, J. ih ees 62—Calkins, L. 8., residence. 25—Oasper, K., residence. 85—Champion mine, \ 26—Citizens Bank. 27—City Hall. nchial trouble, atlhough we learn . 88—Crawford, W. H. (8) residence. Ts kis haw boon: afflicted with miners’ sumption for some -time, but was le to work right along. Deceased ® a miner by occupation and was 80—Dickerman & Co., drug store. 18—Douglas, D. F., residence. 12—Dulac, E. E., (3) tailor. 68—-Eilerman, F., saloon, ed and respected by his numerous . 24—Fischer Bros. grocers. ue ntances. He leaves a wife and 56—Gaylord, G. C., grocer. } daughters, to whom the sympathy . 387—Gold Hill mine, all is now extended. He was a na28—Gray, Geo. A., residence, — England. 67—Grissel Bros., butchers. r. Hocking was a member of the 69—Hall, Ben., (3) residence, . : dinate lodge of Odd Fellows and jof the Encampment. The funeral . 88—Holbrook, J.8., (5) residence. take place Saturday afternoon un-. 14—Hunt, R. M.,, Dr, (1) residence, the auspices of that order. . “Whist Club Meeting. " . evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 Lentertained the members of the 84—Holbrook, J. 8. (1) office 17—Isoard, A., office, $4—Isoard, A., (4) residence. . J—Jackson, J. J., grocer. 48—Johnson, W. E., grocer. 8—Lane, Henry, stable. '5—Legg & Shaw, hardware. ist Club at their residence on . 90__Lewis, Wm., saloon. set. As usual, the meeting . 29—Marsh, M. L. & D., office. y pleasant one and sspears 10—Miners’ Foundry, armingly entertained by their 88—Morgan, D. E., (4) residence, . host and hostess, The first. 11—Mulier, C. L., Dr. residence. were won by George C. Gaylord . 33 -Muller, C. L. Dr., office, Mrs. M. Rosenberg, the second 50—Mulloy, C. E., grocer. j by Thomas S. Ford and Mrs. . $4--Mulloy, C. E., (8) residence. berg, and the booby prizes by 2—National Hotel: ftman and Mrs. J.¥F,Oolley. The/14—Nevada County Hospital (3). fll meet again two weeks from . 56—Nevada Co. Electric P. Co., office. ght, on which occasion the mem. 59—Nevada Co. Dist., Attorney, office. vill be entertained by Mr. and 70—Nilon, F. T., office, , Nilon at their home on Ne. 60—Nihell, Geo, A., residence. et. oOo it is * True. owing is an extract from a 88—O’Connel, Joe, (1) residence, 64—Pecor & Gehrig, saloon, 12—Peerless Saloon, (1) J. Gregory. 68—Perry, Mrs. A., restaurant. 69—Pioneer Reduction Works (1). letter from Congressman 52-~Red Hill mine. n to the éditor of the Stockd under date of May 18th : since I:came to Washington, io my full duty to the people ict and know that I have sucThave not accomplished all 54—Richards, W. G,, grocer. 67—Rogers, H., planing mill, 66—Searls, Fred, office. 22-—Scadden, P. G., grocer. 16—Schmidt Bros., cigar store. $9—Shaw & Bowman, Drs., (1) office ed, but secured something '99—Shaw & Bowman, Drs, (8) residence. . 1 bave made friends, learned jethods in which business is Garin Washington and, without egosay that iffam_ re-elected to s I will be able to secure any ion that the district requires. uried This Afternoon. al of the late Mrs. O. Chak place from the Methodist this afternoon and was aty a large number of friends. gins were buried.in Pine Grove y, the following being the pall: B. F. Snell, E. P. Hager, W. H, T. B. Gray, Harvey Cooper, WilHolmes. The Aberdeen Mine, berdeen Tunnel Company have a stringer in their mine that ll in mineral and has every tion of being near and a part of n ore shoot. The company uny has a property that only evelopment to become a valuas it is ina a rich quartz out Our New. Dress. Valley Union: The Nevada wscrIPT has appeared in a new “aed with a new heading. Th presents a neat appearance pages show by their advertising he paper and its enterprise are ated by its’constitnents. et GS One of the Neatest, ee Republican: The Nevada City pret has donned a new dress and now one of the neatest looking in this part of the State. xis more Catarrh in this section the country than all other diseases & together, and until the last few fs was supposed to be incurable. fa great many years doctors proanced it a local disease, and prebed local remedies, and by contly failing to cure with local treatf i vousied itincurable. Science f.proven catarrh to be a constitu( iI disease, and therefore requires Hall’s Cafh Cure, manufactured, by F. y & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only tutional cure on the m market. blood and mucous surfaces of . They offer one hundred for any case it fails to cure. 4 for circulars and testimonials. 3 OHENEY & 09, Toledo, 0 all 1» Family Pils are the best. The Iilis of Women. Const by Dickerman & Co. pation, causes more than half e ills of women. Karl's Clover Root pa is a pleasant cure for Constipation. . for “9—Sheriff’s office. 31—Shoecraft, B, N., residence. 15—South Yuba Water Company office. 45—Summit Mining Company, 12—Sherman, John, (4) residence. 4—Tue Day TRANSORIPT. 8—The Daily Herald, 51—The Towle Bros. 49—Treadwell, E. D., office, 18—Treasurer, County, office. 7—Turner, Geo. E., hardware. 6—Union Hotel. ; 23-—Vinton, W. D., residence. 41—Walling, J. M., office. ' 21—Watson & Nivens, foundry. 44.-Wolf, A. B., grocer. 19—Zoberbier, E, A,, jeweler. ~_———_ + 9 @0-e Superior Court. _ The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding : Decree quieting title. Wm. Kistle, a native of England, was naturalized. Witnesses, W.C, Roberts and Sam. Mills. Millinery Clearance Sale. Owing to the overflow of stock of mil© . linery Miss Haake received two weeks ago, she is sacrificing her trimmed and untrimmed hats at cost. Children’s Leghorns, beautifully trimmed, only $1, Also an elegant: assortment of Misses hats from $2,50 to $4, regular price from $4 to $8. Oallat Union Hotel parlors and be convinced, Sale commences Friday, May 29th. tf Dr. 0. N, Sullivan, This well-known Ocnlist-Optician a Oe Ladies of the G. A. R. 28th, at 2:30 p.m. Important anéé is desired, By order. Mas. C. E. Wauuina, President, m28 Mrs. L. M. Kinepon, tL Secretary. Fine ne. Batter. It . Scadden, the Twenty-One Years’ ee will be here on or sbout June 10th. Reserve your orders. m27 . “All Recommend it. ‘Tmond it. by Dickerman & Go. A Rov i Port Fr ta De ir ating lal ee aa . -m,. rected list of Nevada City telephone) i, . subscribers, alphabetically arranged, J, B, Byrne vs. Annie Rosewall et al, will be at National Hotel June Ist, mJ6 The ladies of the G. A. R. will meet at their headquarters on Thurday, May business is to be transacted and a full attendpccienairent, at rit oar, aes filled to its ‘utmost, capacity receipts should have Z old saying, “honesty is the. icy,” was strictly adhered were many very old people some of them seemed to hugely . the novel entertainment, thinking, n doubt, that they had fooled somebody about their green old age, it being the first chance they ever had.to perform such an act. The musical entertainment was unusually interesting and was under the leadership of Mr. John Werry. There was ice cream’ enough on hand to serve each person, had they so desired, with two. plates. The following program was rendered: Solo—Miss Gertrade Adair. Solo—John Harry. * _ Recitation—Miss Mabel Curtis. Duet—Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Adair, Solo—John Werry, Solo—John Arthur. * Recitation—Miss Florence Greely. The ladies are entitled to great credit . for getting up such a novel entertain. ment and which was so pleasant to all who attended, The next event will be an inch entertainment, where persons . whe attend will be expected to pay a8, many cents as there are square inches in their external anatomy, that is to say their hight and-width. . No bogus coin will be received as an admission fee when the event takes place. THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD © Between the Towns of ms of Nevada City and Grass Valley on the Tapis Again. An electric railroad between Nevada . City and Grass Valley has been talked of for’ the past few years, and yet has only been built on paper. Several companies have been formed and each en, countered insurmountable obstacles . and abandoned the project. Now it is, stated that Hon. John F. Kidder, who owns the franchise for an electric raili road between the two towns, has about . completed negotiations whereby the Nevada County Electric Power Com. pany wil] come into posession of the franchise and build the road. The~ ‘Power Company is in a good position . to carry the project forward and it is . believed they will do so. B ae Hat hu . Sold at Sherift’s Sale. a The Levi Williamson estate on upper Main street was sold at Sheriff's . sale this afternoon. The property was bid in by Jacob Arbogast for the sum of $650. This ends the case which has been pending in court for some) time past, known on the calendar as Jacob Arbogast vs. E. W. Schmidt. A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and ,Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co, a Advegtised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City May 27th: Bruee A. A. Cecil Perry : Sega nohp He BO Mea: Jamés Hotes Mus, W.d, POREIGN. Deshler O. M. Meredith W. C. Rowe R. H. If not called for in fifteen days lettere will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. Highest of all in leavening strength.” — Lares Teese Deen Gorey vee Berost. “Roy Baking Powder Conipny, { letters will please say “advertised,” and . _ . FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF GROCERIES FOR CASH 1 my Special Delivery System isan Alnquntitiog Success. Have You Tried tt ? ‘this evening ‘at 8 mittee appointed to canvase the town for the purpose of seeing what financial assistance could be secured, will report. the result of their labors, and the meeting’ will then settle the question of the Fourth of July celebration, whether . . to celebrate for one day or more. — eg As matters now stand nothing has been done except the canvassing, and it is time that other arrangements were being outlined and committees selected, The meeting tonight should choose a general committee of arrangements, with power to appoint ‘all subcommittees and see that all arrangements are made. There is lots of work to be done and there is no time to lose, A month's time is short enough for getting up a good celebration, and besides there are some things that need for the Fourth. For instance, if it is desired to have an orator from some other place, an invitation should be sent in season so that if not accepted the committee may look elsewhere and get somebody and in time to allow the speaker to prepare himself. There are other matters that should also be at‘tended to promptly, and the sooner the various committees are chosen now the better will they be able to perform: the duties expected’ of them. ‘We trust ‘the meeting tonight will be spe ate tended, ————— See Louis Dorais’ card: 50-ct. col. tf A Baby's ‘Life Saves. “ME bale had croup and was saved b: oh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. ON’S, Martin, Hunteville, Ala. MN oe ROAD STEET. Kari’s Clover Root Tea : * yi We ave them to SELL—not For : Whooping Cough Nothing af-. . fords as much relief as Vinton’s Cough Cure ‘Special.’ Do not fail to try a bottle. Price 50 cents at . so low that the price will not cut any figure with you. MEN'S $7.50, cio and $42.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER, CART ER & JOHNST ON, __the one Price House. nae ted -TO-DATE stock of NS, an and CHILDREN'S on “WE e ‘DON’T at WANT 2 THEM ‘Therefore we have merece them down Call in and examine our line of to keep and look at. nS, To anadity and the world is full of cheap things. your eyes wide open the real good things are few and far: between, When we buy our goods we look sharp for quality and workmanship. if not, 10 cents on the dollar won’t tempt us to buy, for we have a reputation at stake. ‘But with If they are pent we see about the price ; If you buy goods from us they a a sure cure for Headache and nerus diseases. Nothing relieves so cunakiy: Sold by Dickerman & Co. —_———— oH it Is Delicious. DECORATION * DAY Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the market. To be . procured ad at chaise Great § . proved by the statements of leada OS ing druggists everywhere, show that the sh have an abiding confidence in Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Great proved by. the voluntary . stateCures i of thousands of men and. women show that bse Sarsaparilla actually does possess over disease by purifying, en‘Power tiching and invigorating the blood, upon which not only health but life iteelf depends, The great . of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in Success curing others’ warrants you in believing that a faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla will cure you if you suffer from any trouble parracontrypbne by impure blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills to cperste. scents. Ee Ice Cream ana Ice Cream Soda TODAY AT FOLEY’S REMEMBER—I HAVE JUSTLY EARNED THE REPUTATION OF MAKING THE FINEST ICE CREAM SODA IN TOWN Flowers ! Flowers ! Flowers ! QUANTITIES OF ROSES ‘CARNATIONS SWEET PEAS CAPE JASMINES AND OTHER FLOWERS Send In Your Orders EARLY. E. A. WALLACE, Corner Coyote and Main sts,, NEVADA CITY, CAL. FOLEY’S 13 COMMERCIAL ST. Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods. THE FRESHEST AND BEST STOCK TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. eae a a STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial street, ; Goods Delivered Free of Charge. aaceeenemaanaaseeaet aie h al u AL FIFTY DOLLAR BED-NOOM SET " Given to every person purchasing All My Cash Patrons Have an Equal Chance. Fair Dealing i in the Final Distribution. SEE THE PRIZE AT LEGG & SHAW’S © STORE WAVE US REPAIR YOUR WATCH are right, no matter how little you pay for ’em—they’re right. LU ETJE & BRAN D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad st., Nevada City. J. J. JACKSON, Duffy’s Malt Gamecock Whisky IPL Whisky Bryant’s Root Beer ,Pthe Hire’s " f BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup . Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries oe PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles. AiO n in bulk, per gal. Olives, * I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar 05 Everything else in proportion. 30 25 50 IO 50 ‘“« ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial, = = = = = = s © «= « 3, for = © _— entree —: James Kinkead’s SHAVING 15 CENTS. F. P, HUNT'S ae Barber Shop, $ has placed it at the topP Patrons soon. find quite clear, High class work is Hunt's ideA He shaves us all Py skill and care, At prices always just and faiR Unequalied workmanship, which none excel, Very best appointments “e find as well. Noted. for hair eurtiog, style he'll show, In aha pont too, whene’er we gO Thus for ladies and children he has no peer, Not Viheaten far or neaR Step in, if you’d have work first-class, Gents “Should not Hunt's vata pasS £@BROAD, OPP. CITIZENS’ BANK. a Welcome Any Place peerrrrrereres cesses sss ares What is? Why, one of those handsome Antique Oak Sets of Furniture.’ Make your loving little wife happy by purchasing one for her. She will not be ashamed to receive company in her cosy little home. She will undoubtedly show Another Man’s Wife EEE HEE Ae KAA HAH IR EI IO They are cheaper than can be purchased anywhere else in the county. Compare prices and be convinced. Those Fancy Cobbler Seat Rockers Can’t be Beat. Cash Stores on Commercial Street. , SUMMER SUITS. Tailored to Order in the highest ‘style of the art. Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, * High Grade Work. FE. DULAC, Merchant Tallor 7 e. w. E. JOHNSTO NEW YORK. Telephone No. 43. 2 8 ‘fT, BET. BROAD UPSTA ri ADsOINING PH GA

to exceed five lines in r this head for 50 cents h. Each additional line cents a month, Payaance, cr Rent. ms and bath; suitable wuire at this office, m2-lw the Public. e, 2 cents. Baths, 35 or every body, at ’SBARBER SHOP, Broad Street. sargain. 1: one $1,000 Sonth Yuba sent interest, payable ire at this office. m26 1iture For Sale. ehold furniture is ofof the same will be t at once. Enquire at sf Thomas Moran, m25 gin Business. ell-known Optician, will one month only, endMrs.-Maltman’s. Hours: m. He is. now supplied est instruments known hers fail consult him, Ex-patients treated m25-tf all metals. Novelties of Zeit buckels, hair ornautensils of every kind S Drug Store, opposite id inspect them. Studio. will give instructions in g at her studio in the Wednesdays and Saturand from 1 until 4. mty Directory. ia County Directory can cents. By mail 75 cents. ROWN, Transcript office. ancing School. men’s class mects every at 8 o’clock. Children’s y afternoon at 2 o’clock. y night. Private lessons 3B late for Sale. »n Nevada street for sale. s, good well, cellar, con1ire of MRS. E. S. HATHm-lw asm sa ople like to be a.” a store or he would not ng was Once uttered. on. HONEST ENDEAVOR! a everything is-down to 4 -just as low as the lowest, ny others, ar, Headwear, IMES, NEVADA CITY, CAL r 8 ere you can get f. iil Pay You es the lowest. If you drink . Grocer, = ‘Nevada City: TTT, >ULAR PRICES saa JEN, A CITY and YADA ST VALLEY: ia City, and it will be Grass Valley,and MR. Byer Shown Hete THURSDAY.. >.. *Exce G Trax “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: ‘TermpHonn No; 4; sore em Arrives @ ° 5 eee Sup ing Saturdays. alley, Ch Chicago SSssse PPTPSr. BP PEPE BF hg oi E font Solar eet ahaa and Welidase-ti m. Death of John Hocking. 3 John Hocking, who has “ye: a resié pnt of Nevada City for over 20: years, d early this morning at his home on bye East Broad street. He had been } only a few days, suffering from a .MAY 28, 1896, Sa ‘NEVADA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE, Of Ml. sks un -. ience of the public, a revised and cor-' and with their respective numbers attached. The numbers in jndicatethe number of bells. Cut it out and tack it up somewhere, all ye who are embraced in the list. You will . rece find it very convenient : 65—Allen, A. M., gas works. Ti—Arendt & Lieben, fruit store. 68—Aumer, Frank, residence. 42—Brown, N. P., residence. 48—Buffington, J. ih ees 62—Calkins, L. 8., residence. 25—Oasper, K., residence. 85—Champion mine, \ 26—Citizens Bank. 27—City Hall. nchial trouble, atlhough we learn . 88—Crawford, W. H. (8) residence. Ts kis haw boon: afflicted with miners’ sumption for some -time, but was le to work right along. Deceased ® a miner by occupation and was 80—Dickerman & Co., drug store. 18—Douglas, D. F., residence. 12—Dulac, E. E., (3) tailor. 68—-Eilerman, F., saloon, ed and respected by his numerous . 24—Fischer Bros. grocers. ue ntances. He leaves a wife and 56—Gaylord, G. C., grocer. } daughters, to whom the sympathy . 387—Gold Hill mine, all is now extended. He was a na28—Gray, Geo. A., residence, — England. 67—Grissel Bros., butchers. r. Hocking was a member of the 69—Hall, Ben., (3) residence, . : dinate lodge of Odd Fellows and jof the Encampment. The funeral . 88—Holbrook, J.8., (5) residence. take place Saturday afternoon un-. 14—Hunt, R. M.,, Dr, (1) residence, the auspices of that order. . “Whist Club Meeting. " . evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 Lentertained the members of the 84—Holbrook, J. 8. (1) office 17—Isoard, A., office, $4—Isoard, A., (4) residence. . J—Jackson, J. J., grocer. 48—Johnson, W. E., grocer. 8—Lane, Henry, stable. '5—Legg & Shaw, hardware. ist Club at their residence on . 90__Lewis, Wm., saloon. set. As usual, the meeting . 29—Marsh, M. L. & D., office. y pleasant one and sspears 10—Miners’ Foundry, armingly entertained by their 88—Morgan, D. E., (4) residence, . host and hostess, The first. 11—Mulier, C. L., Dr. residence. were won by George C. Gaylord . 33 -Muller, C. L. Dr., office, Mrs. M. Rosenberg, the second 50—Mulloy, C. E., grocer. j by Thomas S. Ford and Mrs. . $4--Mulloy, C. E., (8) residence. berg, and the booby prizes by 2—National Hotel: ftman and Mrs. J.¥F,Oolley. The/14—Nevada County Hospital (3). fll meet again two weeks from . 56—Nevada Co. Electric P. Co., office. ght, on which occasion the mem. 59—Nevada Co. Dist., Attorney, office. vill be entertained by Mr. and 70—Nilon, F. T., office, , Nilon at their home on Ne. 60—Nihell, Geo, A., residence. et. oOo it is * True. owing is an extract from a 88—O’Connel, Joe, (1) residence, 64—Pecor & Gehrig, saloon, 12—Peerless Saloon, (1) J. Gregory. 68—Perry, Mrs. A., restaurant. 69—Pioneer Reduction Works (1). letter from Congressman 52-~Red Hill mine. n to the éditor of the Stockd under date of May 18th : since I:came to Washington, io my full duty to the people ict and know that I have sucThave not accomplished all 54—Richards, W. G,, grocer. 67—Rogers, H., planing mill, 66—Searls, Fred, office. 22-—Scadden, P. G., grocer. 16—Schmidt Bros., cigar store. $9—Shaw & Bowman, Drs., (1) office ed, but secured something '99—Shaw & Bowman, Drs, (8) residence. . 1 bave made friends, learned jethods in which business is Garin Washington and, without egosay that iffam_ re-elected to s I will be able to secure any ion that the district requires. uried This Afternoon. al of the late Mrs. O. Chak place from the Methodist this afternoon and was aty a large number of friends. gins were buried.in Pine Grove y, the following being the pall: B. F. Snell, E. P. Hager, W. H, T. B. Gray, Harvey Cooper, WilHolmes. The Aberdeen Mine, berdeen Tunnel Company have a stringer in their mine that ll in mineral and has every tion of being near and a part of n ore shoot. The company uny has a property that only evelopment to become a valuas it is ina a rich quartz out Our New. Dress. Valley Union: The Nevada wscrIPT has appeared in a new “aed with a new heading. Th presents a neat appearance pages show by their advertising he paper and its enterprise are ated by its’constitnents. et GS One of the Neatest, ee Republican: The Nevada City pret has donned a new dress and now one of the neatest looking in this part of the State. xis more Catarrh in this section the country than all other diseases & together, and until the last few fs was supposed to be incurable. fa great many years doctors proanced it a local disease, and prebed local remedies, and by contly failing to cure with local treatf i vousied itincurable. Science f.proven catarrh to be a constitu( iI disease, and therefore requires Hall’s Cafh Cure, manufactured, by F. y & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only tutional cure on the m market. blood and mucous surfaces of . They offer one hundred for any case it fails to cure. 4 for circulars and testimonials. 3 OHENEY & 09, Toledo, 0 all 1» Family Pils are the best. The Iilis of Women. Const by Dickerman & Co. pation, causes more than half e ills of women. Karl's Clover Root pa is a pleasant cure for Constipation. . for “9—Sheriff’s office. 31—Shoecraft, B, N., residence. 15—South Yuba Water Company office. 45—Summit Mining Company, 12—Sherman, John, (4) residence. 4—Tue Day TRANSORIPT. 8—The Daily Herald, 51—The Towle Bros. 49—Treadwell, E. D., office, 18—Treasurer, County, office. 7—Turner, Geo. E., hardware. 6—Union Hotel. ; 23-—Vinton, W. D., residence. 41—Walling, J. M., office. ' 21—Watson & Nivens, foundry. 44.-Wolf, A. B., grocer. 19—Zoberbier, E, A,, jeweler. ~_———_ + 9 @0-e Superior Court. _ The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding : Decree quieting title. Wm. Kistle, a native of England, was naturalized. Witnesses, W.C, Roberts and Sam. Mills. Millinery Clearance Sale. Owing to the overflow of stock of mil© . linery Miss Haake received two weeks ago, she is sacrificing her trimmed and untrimmed hats at cost. Children’s Leghorns, beautifully trimmed, only $1, Also an elegant: assortment of Misses hats from $2,50 to $4, regular price from $4 to $8. Oallat Union Hotel parlors and be convinced, Sale commences Friday, May 29th. tf Dr. 0. N, Sullivan, This well-known Ocnlist-Optician a Oe Ladies of the G. A. R. 28th, at 2:30 p.m. Important anéé is desired, By order. Mas. C. E. Wauuina, President, m28 Mrs. L. M. Kinepon, tL Secretary. Fine ne. Batter. It . Scadden, the Twenty-One Years’ ee will be here on or sbout June 10th. Reserve your orders. m27 . “All Recommend it. ‘Tmond it. by Dickerman & Go. A Rov i Port Fr ta De ir ating lal ee aa . -m,. rected list of Nevada City telephone) i, . subscribers, alphabetically arranged, J, B, Byrne vs. Annie Rosewall et al, will be at National Hotel June Ist, mJ6 The ladies of the G. A. R. will meet at their headquarters on Thurday, May business is to be transacted and a full attendpccienairent, at rit oar, aes

filled to its ‘utmost, capacity receipts should have Z old saying, “honesty is the. icy,” was strictly adhered were many very old people some of them seemed to hugely . the novel entertainment, thinking, n doubt, that they had fooled somebody about their green old age, it being the first chance they ever had.to perform such an act. The musical entertainment was unusually interesting and was under the leadership of Mr. John Werry. There was ice cream’ enough on hand to serve each person, had they so desired, with two. plates. The following program was rendered: Solo—Miss Gertrade Adair. Solo—John Harry. * _ Recitation—Miss Mabel Curtis. Duet—Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Adair, Solo—John Werry, Solo—John Arthur. * Recitation—Miss Florence Greely. The ladies are entitled to great credit . for getting up such a novel entertain. ment and which was so pleasant to all who attended, The next event will be an inch entertainment, where persons . whe attend will be expected to pay a8, many cents as there are square inches in their external anatomy, that is to say their hight and-width. . No bogus coin will be received as an admission fee when the event takes place. THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD © Between the Towns of ms of Nevada City and Grass Valley on the Tapis Again. An electric railroad between Nevada . City and Grass Valley has been talked of for’ the past few years, and yet has only been built on paper. Several companies have been formed and each en, countered insurmountable obstacles . and abandoned the project. Now it is, stated that Hon. John F. Kidder, who owns the franchise for an electric raili road between the two towns, has about . completed negotiations whereby the Nevada County Electric Power Com. pany wil] come into posession of the franchise and build the road. The~ ‘Power Company is in a good position . to carry the project forward and it is . believed they will do so. B ae Hat hu . Sold at Sherift’s Sale. a The Levi Williamson estate on upper Main street was sold at Sheriff's . sale this afternoon. The property was bid in by Jacob Arbogast for the sum of $650. This ends the case which has been pending in court for some) time past, known on the calendar as Jacob Arbogast vs. E. W. Schmidt. A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, La Grippe, Pneumonia and all Throat and ,Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co, a Advegtised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City May 27th: Bruee A. A. Cecil Perry : Sega nohp He BO Mea: Jamés Hotes Mus, W.d, POREIGN. Deshler O. M. Meredith W. C. Rowe R. H. If not called for in fifteen days lettere will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. Highest of all in leavening strength.” — Lares Teese Deen Gorey vee Berost. “Roy Baking Powder Conipny, { letters will please say “advertised,” and . _ . FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF GROCERIES FOR CASH 1 my Special Delivery System isan Alnquntitiog Success. Have You Tried tt ? ‘this evening ‘at 8 mittee appointed to canvase the town for the purpose of seeing what financial assistance could be secured, will report. the result of their labors, and the meeting’ will then settle the question of the Fourth of July celebration, whether . . to celebrate for one day or more. — eg As matters now stand nothing has been done except the canvassing, and it is time that other arrangements were being outlined and committees selected, The meeting tonight should choose a general committee of arrangements, with power to appoint ‘all subcommittees and see that all arrangements are made. There is lots of work to be done and there is no time to lose, A month's time is short enough for getting up a good celebration, and besides there are some things that need for the Fourth. For instance, if it is desired to have an orator from some other place, an invitation should be sent in season so that if not accepted the committee may look elsewhere and get somebody and in time to allow the speaker to prepare himself. There are other matters that should also be at‘tended to promptly, and the sooner the various committees are chosen now the better will they be able to perform: the duties expected’ of them. ‘We trust ‘the meeting tonight will be spe ate tended, ————— See Louis Dorais’ card: 50-ct. col. tf A Baby's ‘Life Saves. “ME bale had croup and was saved b: oh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. ON’S, Martin, Hunteville, Ala. MN oe ROAD STEET. Kari’s Clover Root Tea : * yi We ave them to SELL—not For : Whooping Cough Nothing af-. . fords as much relief as Vinton’s Cough Cure ‘Special.’ Do not fail to try a bottle. Price 50 cents at . so low that the price will not cut any figure with you. MEN'S $7.50, cio and $42.50 SUITS FOR SUMMER, CART ER & JOHNST ON, __the one Price House. nae ted -TO-DATE stock of NS, an and CHILDREN'S on “WE e ‘DON’T at WANT 2 THEM ‘Therefore we have merece them down Call in and examine our line of to keep and look at. nS, To anadity and the world is full of cheap things. your eyes wide open the real good things are few and far: between, When we buy our goods we look sharp for quality and workmanship. if not, 10 cents on the dollar won’t tempt us to buy, for we have a reputation at stake. ‘But with If they are pent we see about the price ; If you buy goods from us they a a sure cure for Headache and nerus diseases. Nothing relieves so cunakiy: Sold by Dickerman & Co. —_———— oH it Is Delicious. DECORATION * DAY Royal Honey Drips, pure cane syrup, the finest article in the market. To be . procured ad at chaise Great § . proved by the statements of leada OS ing druggists everywhere, show that the sh have an abiding confidence in Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Great proved by. the voluntary . stateCures i of thousands of men and. women show that bse Sarsaparilla actually does possess over disease by purifying, en‘Power tiching and invigorating the blood, upon which not only health but life iteelf depends, The great . of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in Success curing others’ warrants you in believing that a faithful use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla will cure you if you suffer from any trouble parracontrypbne by impure blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills to cperste. scents. Ee Ice Cream ana Ice Cream Soda TODAY AT FOLEY’S REMEMBER—I HAVE JUSTLY EARNED THE REPUTATION OF MAKING THE FINEST ICE CREAM SODA IN TOWN Flowers ! Flowers ! Flowers ! QUANTITIES OF ROSES ‘CARNATIONS SWEET PEAS CAPE JASMINES AND OTHER FLOWERS Send In Your Orders EARLY. E. A. WALLACE, Corner Coyote and Main sts,, NEVADA CITY, CAL. FOLEY’S 13 COMMERCIAL ST. Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods. THE FRESHEST AND BEST STOCK TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. eae a a STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial street, ; Goods Delivered Free of Charge. aaceeenemaanaaseeaet aie h al u AL FIFTY DOLLAR BED-NOOM SET " Given to every person purchasing All My Cash Patrons Have an Equal Chance. Fair Dealing i in the Final Distribution. SEE THE PRIZE AT LEGG & SHAW’S © STORE WAVE US REPAIR YOUR WATCH are right, no matter how little you pay for ’em—they’re right. LU ETJE & BRAN D, Watchmakers and Jewelers, Broad st., Nevada City. J. J. JACKSON, Duffy’s Malt Gamecock Whisky IPL Whisky Bryant’s Root Beer ,Pthe Hire’s " f BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--Monogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup . Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for Fancy Groceries oe PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco Pickles, % gal. bottles.. AiO n in bulk, per gal. Olives, * I 25 Mikado Soap, per bar 05 Everything else in proportion. 30 25 50 IO 50 ‘“« ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial, = = = = = = s © «= « 3, for = © _— entree —: James Kinkead’s SHAVING 15 CENTS. F. P, HUNT'S ae Barber Shop, $ has placed it at the topP Patrons soon. find quite clear, High class work is Hunt's ideA He shaves us all Py skill and care, At prices always just and faiR Unequalied workmanship, which none excel, Very best appointments “e find as well. Noted. for hair eurtiog, style he'll show, In aha pont too, whene’er we gO Thus for ladies and children he has no peer, Not Viheaten far or neaR Step in, if you’d have work first-class, Gents “Should not Hunt's vata pasS £@BROAD, OPP. CITIZENS’ BANK. a Welcome Any Place peerrrrrereres cesses sss ares What is? Why, one of those handsome Antique Oak Sets of Furniture.’ Make your loving little wife happy by purchasing one for her. She will not be ashamed to receive company in her cosy little home. She will undoubtedly show Another Man’s Wife EEE HEE Ae KAA HAH IR EI IO They are cheaper than can be purchased anywhere else in the county. Compare prices and be convinced. Those Fancy Cobbler Seat Rockers Can’t be Beat. Cash Stores on Commercial Street. , SUMMER SUITS.. Tailored to Order in the highest ‘style of the art. Latest Cut, Best Goods, Finest Trimmings, * High Grade Work. FE. DULAC, Merchant Tallor 7 e. w. E. JOHNSTO NEW YORK. Telephone No. 43. 2 8 ‘fT, BET. BROAD UPSTA ri ADsOINING PH GA