May 28, 1904 (4 pages)

ferent atyles, lace . for Iedies. Mad ok, White, $6, > for 25 cents, ots each, orn, only a few, loolors. 25 ote, ya “g ' Corsets, ———_—_—_=__—_ ‘gains . 's Hats any price. We are 8 Valley. The now. ke advantage of the verything must go. id be happy: ner of Nevad treet. =O, —_—_—————, 00) shares of ake offer. francisco, Cal, ES THAM or gn 21 Dust Proof Store, Other Clock proport our prices, Broad Street SRST steel HH retailjdealers in $ & Cigars, tly High Class ST REET TQUORS p in and P gars Street, Nevada City Oo niles DUNLAP OR — sila cron —— jal feature. Re5. Blectrio lights. th Tubs. ne , Sanny Rooms. gle Roome for the Traveling Men. aid to Commer. jenttrade. .--: —— nl bee E TRANSCRIP r. pst, EAT : ly Record of the Doings of Our = People. , Fred Eilerman is confined to me by illness. . Kant came in this morning jan Francisco. eyneimer of San Francisco is ending a few days, . Werum of Fruitvale is here on hfeld and O.H, Hobfeld are s Auburn. F Jennie Berry, Arthur Berry ty Berry arrived here last @ from Shasta county and left orning for Downieville, . Voorhies of San Francisco fe e recent arrivals to town. » Thomas ts down from North eld. . Hoeft has gone to San Franin a few daya’ visit. 1 Hyman is _Tecovering from F : J. [K. Davies and son, Arthar, and Jacob Arbogast of Rock Oreek s’ morning for St. Helena ona )Dr. Jacob Arbogast Jr. ‘James Hackley, who was sumjto Castella, Shasta oounty, . weeks ego by the serious illher sister, Mrs. 8. Jordan, relast evening, Mrs. Jordan te ung. . W. I. Redding arrived from ville last evening ona visit to . W, H. Kirkbride, who hae been siting her perents, Rev. J. Sims ife, left this morning for her it Sacramento, She was accomby Miss Emma Sims. 2 nal Hotel DINNER BUNDAY, MAY 29, 1904. : MENU of Tomato Clear Consomme Salmon with Egg Sauce Around Th Of Happenings of Interest in and. ay’ ? is Séction. =. S Ate special meeting of the Bosrd of Oity Trustees last evening to consider the paving of Broad street to a point above Armory Hall, a lengthy discussion wag had, which lasted until after midnight, when the contract was given } to the Standard. Oommerciel Oompany. At the Hotel Antlers everything -is conducted in a systematic manner. Visitors from ontside places, who patronize this popular hostelry; can not help speaking in high praise forded. The housé bas a splendid.ran of patronage, aud our home people go there in large numbers every Sunday evening to enjoy the fine dinnets. Tomorrow the usual good spread will be served. i That the young ladies of this county can get outand “hike” it when they make up their minds to do so, was demonstrated yesterday by Miss Kate Watson and Mies Penrose of North Bloomfield when they trudged from that place to this, city, a distance of 14 miles, in six hours, Mise Watson will .be the guest of County Recorder Peard and wife for several deys. See Mrs. L. Lubeck’s new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. She is offering great bargains in the millinery line, having decided to dispose of her stores in Grass Valley and this ‘city. Prices have been cut in two ip-order to clear out the stock on band by the 4'h of July, when the new proprietors will take possession. Watch for fine displays in the windows. The good reputation of a hotel is established by bard work and close attention to business. There are so many details around a hoatelry to be attended to in order that all patrons may receive proper attention that it requires constant care on the part of the proprietors. At the National and Annex a modern style of hotel life is noticeable in every. department. The dining room is conducted in a way that never faile to please, and the Sunday dinners are gotten up in grand style. The reception at the M. E. church last evening to the Epworth League of Grass Valley by the Epworth League of this city was a very pleasant effair. After the following programme was rendered refreshmenta were served. Belection by the orchestra; instramental solo, Miss Florence Brayton; of the excellent ‘accommodations af=. At the meeting of Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 516, B, P. O. B., an enjoyable time was had, and two candidates. initiated. ‘Two applications for membership were also received. Plenty of refreshmente were on hand and the Elks, regaled themselves’, until near midnight, An aged. traveling ‘doctor, named Williams, was pidked up on the streets Marshal Shearer and taken to the calabooeetosoberup. = _A stranger was found sleeping ia the rear of Odd Feilows ball last night by Nightwatchmen Rafter and taken to the ja. He was given a floater today. Garfield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, bad aninteresting drill last evening ander the direction of Captain W. M. Avery. In conjunction with Grass Valley Conclave they will be a prominent feature in the 4th of Jaiy celebration. The New York: Hotel always keeps up ite répatation as a place where good accommodations can be found. Landlord’ Richards takes particular pains to see that the wante of all patrons are properly attended to, and every Sunday a fine chicken dionef is served. Try it tomorrow. Much needed ‘attention has been’ paid tothe Grand Army plot.in Pine Grove Cemetery, and it now presents a neat appearance. -A new coping has been placed dround it, and the plot will be dedicated on Memorial Day. Mise Nettie Meek, a former resident of thie city, but-now a teacher in the Berkeley public schoole, will leave on June 4th for Hawaii, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Amy Irish (nee Van Deerlin) who formerly resided bere. Operations were resumed at the Mountaineer mine last evening, after having been suspended for several days to permit of the making of necessary repairs. Champion Oircle, Women of Woodcraft, were entertained by Mrs. John Evans.at her home on Nimrod etreet. Try one drop of Schilling’s Best lemon extract in half-aIn the afternoon a game will be played at the park between the Auroras and the Grase Valleys. The mem of the Intermediate fo edrapken edadition yesterday by. * ‘ellehttal.oating st Olympia Park} today. The day was. ‘pleasantly spent on the shores of the lake, and amid the cool shade of the pines lunch was ne YOURE +>. 90 o’olock. Rev. W. A. Rimer, rec: : ‘. The evenings are just right for outfolke greatly enjoyed the picnic and outing as did also the adult folke who accompanied the Leaguers. First of, Season. Ban Francis0o, May 27—Two. boxes of green apples, the first of the season, grown in Vacaville, were received today and sold at 75 cente per box, They were of fair size and quality. SACRAMENTO, May 27—A warrant for the requisition of Everett Abbott. has been received. by Governor Pardee from the Governor of Massachusetts, Abbott is wanted inBoston on a serious charge. It is alleged in thé papers that Abbott was Treasurer of the American Marine Transportation Company, and-embezzied $5852. Abbott is now in custody in San Francisco. ENDORSED. No company that we have ever heard of has.ever come to this city with such favorable comments as “A Wise Woman.” They have the unabimous endorsement of the press, and this you may rest assared will be your only chance to see thie superior company, as they make but few stops going from New York to San Francisco, We have no doubt of their suceess here. Siock, Bonds, Hic. evening at 7:80 o’clock the usual Wanted in East. after last mass. _ ‘Trinity Sunday. Services will be held tomorrow as follows: Mornig prayer, sermon, 11 a. m.; Sanday achool and bible clase, 12:80 p, m.; evening prayer » ‘The Rev. Wm. H. Moreland, Dp. D., bighop of Sacramento, will presch at the morning service. _ . Mondey, Vestry meeting at 8 p, m. * Friday—Evening prayer and litany, tor. : MONGREGATIONAL, Preaching im the morning by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, Sabject of discourse: “Flower Moon.” Ia the evening there will bea patriotic memorial livered.by the pastor and the: Rev. F. W. File of Ohicago. .An original patfiotic poem will be read by E. M. Tyler. The following pieces will.be given by the choir : ' Anthem—“Droop Weeping Willow.” Solo, with male chorus, “After the Battle,” : Double male quartette — “Soldier Rest.” : Sabbath School at.the close of the morning service. Christian Endeavor at 6:80 p,m. Everybody cordially invited. METHODIST. Methodist church, Rev. J. H. Wythe, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and7 p. m. by the pastor, Evening subject, ““Teasbing of the Cross.” _ All services tomorrow will be held in the vestry, on account of the repairs being made to the audience room in the charch. : Class meeting at 9:45 a.m.; Sunday school convenes immediately after the morning preaching service; Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leegues at 6.30 p. m, Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will al_waye buy it t service.” Brief addresses will be de. very pleasant meetiag of the GalOlub was held at the reaidence of L. Myers on Broad street last evenwith Mies Jano Myers as hostess. ious forms of entertainment were ovided for the guests, and. delicious refreshments were served. It was decided to change the name from the @aicty tothe J. T. Club. Whiet was. played, Harland Wright winning the first prize, end Norman Sbaw, Ahe booby. In the guessing contest, Miss Mildred Murchie won the first prize, and Miss Ada Wolford the second. . pance Tonight. The opening dance at. the. platform tonight will bring cut a large crowd. If you want to enjoy a pleasant time join the throng when the first nuwber in the order of dances is announced. door dancing, and the very best of music will be discoursed by the Boys’ Band. Go early. Excursion -to Sacramento. Weinstock, Lubin & Co. will run an excorsion from here to Sacramento aud back on Saturday, June 4tb. Round trip tickets will be $2.50. The object of. this excursion isto see the beautiful store erected in place of the one deetroyed by fire,and to have a pleasant time in the Uapital City. The train will stop at towns en roate. Bee band bills for full particulars, It A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not altogether true, Dr King’s New Discovery-for Consamption is a eure cure for all lung and throat troubles. T ousands can testify tothat. Mre. 0. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitie and fora year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery then cured me absolately.” It’s infallible for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, The ball to be given at Armory Hall on Fridey evening, June 24th, by the High School clase of 1904 promises to be a very enjoyable affair. The graduates are hard at work arranging matters to_ineure its. success, and the event is looked forward to with great expectancy. . George H. Stoddard has been selectep as floor manager, and the floor committee will be as follows: Harry Englebright. Orrin Smith, David Morgan, Oleyton Bennett, Hartley J urd, Charles Esstin, Gilbert Richards, Martin Maher, Richard Goyne,Joho Harry, Everett Hartang, Oarroll Ashburn, Robert Searls, Charles Hooper, Edgar Barker, Bert Ashton, Percy Oarr, William A. Maguire, Robert Turner, Ralph W. Gaylord. : The admission per couple will be $1, with an additional charge of 25 cents for extra ladies. Lady spectators will be. charged 25 cents and gentlemen 50 cents, Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. CASTORIA -For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ’ Dunniasx, Yolo county, May 27—The condition of Reclamation District 108 and, in fact, of the whole tule basin is unchangeds The flood waters arereceding so slowly that summer crops sre out of the question. The dredgere are still at work scooping up mud and fish. There will be an abuadant crop of the latter this season. Made Young Again, “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeke has pu: me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Tarner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach aod Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 260, at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s, tf ranald Enil Frese's z t a arouses aaaee: livers, ; relieves tottured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. Ail druggists and grocers, 25c. Bears the Mignatare of the time to place your orders, brought to market, Poeumonia and Consumption. Try it. fe guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, caggist. Trial bottles free. .! sizes 50c, $1 00. ' ——__—+ 20-PIANO TUNING. Piano tuning, regulating and repairing. ©. W. Bennett will be in Nevada City May 80th, and will call on all his patrons. , m26tf ; For a good cool, sharp glass of bess el at Wm. Harry’s saloon PriceSct . Ban Francisco, Mey 27—A five-year-. . , avery year. Now all the farmers bity, was accidentally drowned in a Bbis morning. ‘Flore Pommes Maryland iy Pearl Onions Radicehes fatoes en Mayonnaise ‘Artichokes with Mustard Sauce Salted Almonds Leg of Spring Lamb a with Oaper Sauce ‘Ox Tongue, Sauce Piquant etbread in Cases a la Princess Veal Fricandeaa with Green Peas sken Liver Saute with Musbrooms Spring Lamb with Curry and Rice iderloin of Beef Larded with Bacon Oream Fritters with Silver Sauce ast Young Chicken a with Oyster Dressing quarter of California Mutton q with Ourrant Jelly d Sugar Cured Han x with Wine Sauce set Prime of Beef au jus , 3e Succotash Aeparagus ‘New Potatoes with Cream Sauce hed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes yemon Almond Oustard Pie Strawberty Short Oake , Assorted Oakes Chocolate Ice Oream American; Swiss, Edam, Roquefort Cheese Raisins Cafe Noir 4 For Sale At a Bargain. recitation, Mies Gertrude Gray; vocal solo, Miss Jesgie Cook; recitation, Mr. Schrader; instramental solo, Mics Linda Landsburg; vocal solo, Miss May Treuren; instrumental colo, Miss Ethel Bond; recitation, Miss Hezel Hyde; vocal solo, Mra, J. H. Wythe; selection by the orchestra; remarks, J, H, Wythe. Tying a Horse to a Hole. It has been discovered that the’ desert Indians, who have never been accredited with superabundant wits, have for many years employed a method of tying their horses to holes in the ground that is clever, unique and effective. The operation of tying a horse to a hole seems an impracticable and impossible one, for there is something decidedly intangible and unsubstantial about the hole. The operation is performed in this way: Kneeling on the hot sands, the Indians ‘dig with their hands until they have made a hole about two feet deep. They then tie an immense knot in the end of the halter rope, lower it into the bottom of. the _ Fruit) pole, am the hole with sand and then jump and stamp upon it until the earth over the knot is about as hard as sandstone.—London Magazine. Lot and. Cats and Cattle. condition. In certain parts of southern Califorin. Price. nia it is absolutely necessary to have for . cats to successfully raise cattle. The mle. Fire aud ye cgay cows feed on a red clover whicb BROWN AN, makes a superior quality of beef. This Real Estate Agents. . Wiover grew very sparsely until it was discovered that one farmer who had raised a large number of tabby cats always bad fine clover fields. Investigation proved that the eats killed the field mice who killed the wild bees who fertilized the clover seeds by carrying the pollen from flower to flower, thus causing the seeds to sprout thickEight Room House, Lar, rebard. House in a No. an be bought at a barga' 1500, Property of all description n21-tf Death in Tub. . sld child of James Grannis, of thi®. pave many cat. eee en bathtub: at the home of his parente The child was playing Practical Economy. A man whose impecunious condition n the bath room and fell into the tub, . fs chronic and who borrows with the which was filled with water. airy grace of a beau in an old comedy recently approached an acquaintance, all smiles and genidiity. “You're just the fellow I wanted to. see,” he said. “Could you lend me $5 for a minute?’ = “T could,” said the acquaintance dryly, “but let me tell you how to save that $5. Wait a minute and you won't need it.” es The Capacity of the Lungs. The lungs contain about one gallon of air at their usual degree of inflation. We breathe on an average 1,200 times : per hour, inhaling 600 gallons of air, or 24,000 gallons per day. The aggregate surface of the air cells of the lungs ex20,000 square inches, an area I to the floor of a room We More Good Coffee More Good Spices: Mote Coupons Pretty Premiums ‘Watch Our ' $tores. Prices Talk. ‘It Pays to Trade Great American Importing Tea Co “Pine Street, Nevada City. corner of Broad and Findley Streets is offered for.sale to the HIGHEST BID: The following. sre the quotations \asked for stocks and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francieco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat Brewing Barley.... wl 17 WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley San Francisco Gas and Elec. 62 MINING STOCES, Sierra Nevade Utab glass of water. Try how many drops of some other extract it takes to flavor as much. At your grocer’s; moneybach, For Sale. The Lot, House and Stable on the Best & Bel.1 60). Justice.. a Con. Cal & Va.1 be Union Hale & Nor. Crown Point. DER. Yellow Jacket The Lot te about 75 feet equare, Tbe House contains 5 rooms. The Stable and Carriage House is large enough for 4 horses and 2 wagons. All in good repair. (iar Bids for this property will be received up teJUNE SEVENTH, and If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 quality drop in avd see Wm. Harry. tf Absolutely Pure "IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH acted upon on that evening at 7:80 o'clock, in the Library Room at Odd Fellows Hall. Any information can be obtained from HUGH MUROGIE at Oity Hall, or J. O. RICH at Odd Fellows Hall. A.B LORD. JOHN WATERS, M. L. ROBERTS, GRADUATION BALL By the Class of 1904, N.C. H. S, —at— ARMORY HALL TUESDAY EVENING June 24, 1904, A Great Hany Deople want a pound of good Coffee {trastocs for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and 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 City. Tea Blenders FLOOB MANAGEB GEORGE H. STODDARD FLOOR COMMITTEEHarry Englebright,\ Orrin Smith, A adies of Nevada City and Grass Valley. You in this city. I have Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Hats I have selected them with special c some and up-to-date styles. .MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s are most cordially invited to inspect the finest and best line of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on displey an elegant and handsome stock of are and they include some very handSummer {5 Coming Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer David Morgan, Clayton Bennetts, Hartley Lord, Onarles Eastio, Mertin Maher, John Harry, Gilbert Richards, Everett Hartung, Oarroll Ashbarn, Obarles Cooper, Robert Searls, Edgar Barker, Bert Ashton, Percy Oarr, Bichard Goyue, William A. Maguire, Bobert Tarner, Ralph Gaylord, TIOKETS—per couple, $1; extra ladies, 25 cents. Spectators—ladies 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Strawberries Fresh every day. . Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lemons Always on hand. Disinfectants —AT— Dickerman’s jat ROSENTHAL’S . X Deaton WATCHES at Prices’that will AGE Office and Yards—Head of Boulder 8S LUMBER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Milla aud is the best ever ML Tu. &s ID. DLiazreh NTS treet, Nevada City. TELEPHONE 291 HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in EL service and the cx not ANN veg, Catt’: ae Ours Electric lights and cold water Surprise you For instance-take a look at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and gaaranteed for hard usage, Waltham movement for — sDitly $6.06. keeper. Call and see it. Expert Wateh Repatring and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Corner of Pine and Commercial streets ,Delbridge Building, . ROS It is solid nickel and a good timce Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “ErHE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” bl Monte Selt-Raiing Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flour 45 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street Ee New Carpet N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the lateat styles in carpete, wal paper, linoleum and Mattings. Call and get our prices. No trouble to show ENBERG_ BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Che Best in town. Our wines and liqgors cannot beexcelled anywhere. We-have -wives from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA or »THE OWL. Che Bee Hwe Srocery ; aps, Wal Paper, Lindon [No Summer Crop :

ferent atyles, lace . for Iedies. Mad ok, White, $6, > for 25 cents, ots each, orn, only a few, loolors. 25 ote, ya “g ' Corsets, ———_—_—_=__—_ ‘gains . 's Hats any price. We are 8 Valley. The now. ke advantage of the verything must go. id be happy: ner of Nevad treet. =O, —_—_—————, 00) shares of ake offer. francisco, Cal, ES THAM or gn 21 Dust Proof Store, Other Clock proport our prices, Broad Street SRST steel HH retailjdealers in $ & Cigars, tly High Class ST REET TQUORS p in and P gars Street, Nevada City Oo niles DUNLAP OR — sila cron —— jal feature. Re5. Blectrio lights. th Tubs. ne , Sanny Rooms. gle Roome for the Traveling Men. aid to Commer. jenttrade. .--: —— nl bee E TRANSCRIP r. pst, EAT : ly Record of the Doings of Our = People. , Fred Eilerman is confined to me by illness. . Kant came in this morning jan Francisco. eyneimer of San Francisco is ending a few days, . Werum of Fruitvale is here on hfeld and O.H, Hobfeld are s Auburn. F Jennie Berry, Arthur Berry ty Berry arrived here last @ from Shasta county and left orning for Downieville, . Voorhies of San Francisco fe e recent arrivals to town. » Thomas ts down from North eld. . Hoeft has gone to San Franin a few daya’ visit. 1 Hyman is _Tecovering from F : J. [K. Davies and son, Arthar, and Jacob Arbogast of Rock Oreek s’ morning for St. Helena ona )Dr. Jacob Arbogast Jr. ‘James Hackley, who was sumjto Castella, Shasta oounty, . weeks ego by the serious illher sister, Mrs. 8. Jordan, relast evening, Mrs. Jordan te ung. . W. I. Redding arrived from ville last evening ona visit to . W, H. Kirkbride, who hae been siting her perents, Rev. J. Sims ife, left this morning for her it Sacramento, She was accomby Miss Emma Sims. 2 nal Hotel DINNER BUNDAY, MAY 29, 1904. : MENU of Tomato Clear Consomme Salmon with Egg Sauce Around Th Of Happenings of Interest in and. ay’ ? is Séction. =. S Ate special meeting of the Bosrd of Oity Trustees last evening to consider the paving of Broad street to a point above Armory Hall, a lengthy discussion wag had, which lasted until after midnight, when the contract was given } to the Standard. Oommerciel Oompany. At the Hotel Antlers everything -is conducted in a systematic manner. Visitors from ontside places, who patronize this popular hostelry; can not help speaking in high praise forded. The housé bas a splendid.ran of patronage, aud our home people go there in large numbers every Sunday evening to enjoy the fine dinnets. Tomorrow the usual good spread will be served. i That the young ladies of this county can get outand “hike” it when they make up their minds to do so, was demonstrated yesterday by Miss Kate Watson and Mies Penrose of North Bloomfield when they trudged from that place to this, city, a distance of 14 miles, in six hours, Mise Watson will .be the guest of County Recorder Peard and wife for several deys. See Mrs. L. Lubeck’s new advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. She is offering great bargains in the millinery line, having decided to dispose of her stores in Grass Valley and this ‘city. Prices have been cut in two ip-order to clear out the stock on band by the 4'h of July, when the new proprietors will take possession. Watch for fine displays in the windows. The good reputation of a hotel is established by bard work and close attention to business. There are so many details around a hoatelry to be attended to in order that all patrons may receive proper attention that it requires constant care on the part of the proprietors. At the National and Annex a modern style of hotel life is noticeable in every. department. The dining room is conducted in a way that never faile to please, and the Sunday dinners are gotten up in grand style. The reception at the M. E. church last evening to the Epworth League of Grass Valley by the Epworth League of this city was a very pleasant effair. After the following programme was rendered refreshmenta were served. Belection by the orchestra; instramental solo, Miss Florence Brayton; of the excellent ‘accommodations af=. At the meeting of Nevada Oity Lodge, No. 516, B, P. O. B., an enjoyable time was had, and two candidates. initiated. ‘Two applications for membership were also received. Plenty of refreshmente were on hand and the Elks, regaled themselves’, until near midnight, An aged. traveling ‘doctor, named Williams, was pidked up on the streets Marshal Shearer and taken to the calabooeetosoberup. = _A stranger was found sleeping ia the rear of Odd Feilows ball last night by Nightwatchmen Rafter and taken to the ja. He was given a floater today. Garfield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, bad aninteresting drill last evening ander the direction of Captain W. M. Avery. In conjunction with Grass Valley Conclave they will be a prominent feature in the 4th of Jaiy celebration. The New York: Hotel always keeps up ite répatation as a place where good accommodations can be found. Landlord’ Richards takes particular pains to see that the wante of all patrons are properly attended to, and every Sunday a fine chicken dionef is served. Try it tomorrow. Much needed ‘attention has been’ paid tothe Grand Army plot.in Pine Grove Cemetery, and it now presents a neat appearance. -A new coping has been placed dround it, and the plot will be dedicated on Memorial Day. Mise Nettie Meek, a former resident of thie city, but-now a teacher in the Berkeley public schoole, will leave on June 4th for Hawaii, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Amy Irish (nee Van Deerlin) who formerly resided bere. Operations were resumed at the Mountaineer mine last evening, after having been suspended for several days to permit of the making of necessary repairs. Champion Oircle, Women of Woodcraft, were entertained by Mrs. John Evans.at her home on Nimrod etreet. Try one drop of Schilling’s Best lemon extract in half-aIn the afternoon a game will be played at the park between the Auroras and the Grase Valleys. The mem of the Intermediate fo edrapken edadition yesterday by. * ‘ellehttal.oating st Olympia Park} today. The day was. ‘pleasantly spent on the shores of the lake, and amid the cool shade of the pines lunch was ne YOURE +>. 90 o’olock. Rev. W. A. Rimer, rec: : ‘. The evenings are just right for outfolke greatly enjoyed the picnic and outing as did also the adult folke who accompanied the Leaguers. First of, Season. Ban Francis0o, May 27—Two. boxes of green apples, the first of the season, grown in Vacaville, were received today and sold at 75 cente per box, They were of fair size and quality. SACRAMENTO, May 27—A warrant for the requisition of Everett Abbott. has been received. by Governor Pardee from the Governor of Massachusetts, Abbott is wanted inBoston on a serious charge. It is alleged in thé papers that Abbott was Treasurer of the American Marine Transportation Company, and-embezzied $5852. Abbott is now in custody in San Francisco. ENDORSED. No company that we have ever heard of has.ever come to this city with such favorable comments as “A Wise Woman.” They have the unabimous endorsement of the press, and this you may rest assared will be your only chance to see thie superior company, as they make but few stops going from New York to San Francisco, We have no doubt of their suceess here. Siock, Bonds, Hic. evening at 7:80 o’clock the usual Wanted in East. after last mass. _ ‘Trinity Sunday. Services will be held tomorrow as follows: Mornig prayer, sermon, 11 a. m.; Sanday achool and bible clase, 12:80 p, m.; evening prayer » ‘The Rev. Wm. H. Moreland, Dp. D., bighop of Sacramento, will presch at the morning service. _ . Mondey, Vestry meeting at 8 p, m. * Friday—Evening prayer and litany, tor. : MONGREGATIONAL, Preaching im the morning by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims, Sabject of discourse: “Flower Moon.” Ia the evening there will bea patriotic memorial livered.by the pastor and the: Rev. F. W. File of Ohicago. .An original patfiotic poem will be read by E. M. Tyler. The following pieces will.be given by the choir : ' Anthem—“Droop Weeping Willow.” Solo, with male chorus, “After the Battle,” : Double male quartette — “Soldier Rest.” : Sabbath School at.the close of the morning service. Christian Endeavor at 6:80 p,m. Everybody cordially invited. METHODIST. Methodist church, Rev. J. H. Wythe, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and7 p. m. by the pastor, Evening subject, ““Teasbing of the Cross.” _ All services tomorrow will be held in the vestry, on account of the repairs being made to the audience room in the charch. : Class meeting at 9:45 a.m.; Sunday school convenes immediately after the morning preaching service; Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leegues at 6.30 p. m, Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will al_waye buy it t service.” Brief addresses will be de. very pleasant meetiag of the GalOlub was held at the reaidence of L. Myers on Broad street last evenwith Mies Jano Myers as hostess. ious forms of entertainment were ovided for the guests, and. delicious refreshments were served. It was decided to change the name from the @aicty tothe J. T. Club. Whiet was. played, Harland Wright winning the first prize, end Norman Sbaw, Ahe booby. In the guessing contest, Miss Mildred Murchie won the first prize, and Miss Ada Wolford the second. . pance Tonight. The opening dance at. the. platform tonight will bring cut a large crowd. If you want to enjoy a pleasant time join the throng when the first nuwber in the order of dances is announced. door dancing, and the very best of music will be discoursed by the Boys’ Band. Go early. Excursion -to Sacramento. Weinstock, Lubin & Co. will run an excorsion from here to Sacramento aud back on Saturday, June 4tb. Round trip tickets will be $2.50. The object of. this excursion isto see the beautiful store erected in place of the one deetroyed by fire,and to have a pleasant time in the Uapital City. The train will stop at towns en roate. Bee band bills for full particulars, It A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that is not altogether true, Dr King’s New Discovery-for Consamption is a eure cure for all lung and throat troubles. T ousands can testify tothat. Mre. 0. B. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitie and fora year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery then cured me absolately.” It’s infallible for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, The ball to be given at Armory Hall on Fridey evening, June 24th, by the High School clase of 1904 promises to be a very enjoyable affair. The graduates are hard at work arranging matters to_ineure its. success, and the event is looked forward to with great expectancy. . George H. Stoddard has been selectep as floor manager, and the floor committee will be as follows: Harry Englebright. Orrin Smith, David Morgan, Oleyton Bennett, Hartley J urd, Charles Esstin, Gilbert Richards, Martin Maher, Richard Goyne,Joho Harry, Everett Hartang, Oarroll Ashburn, Robert Searls, Charles Hooper, Edgar Barker, Bert Ashton, Percy Oarr, William A. Maguire, Robert Turner, Ralph W. Gaylord. : The admission per couple will be $1, with an additional charge of 25 cents for extra ladies. Lady spectators will be. charged 25 cents and gentlemen 50 cents, Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly.

CASTORIA -For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ’ Dunniasx, Yolo county, May 27—The condition of Reclamation District 108 and, in fact, of the whole tule basin is unchangeds The flood waters arereceding so slowly that summer crops sre out of the question. The dredgere are still at work scooping up mud and fish. There will be an abuadant crop of the latter this season. Made Young Again, “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeke has pu: me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Tarner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best in the world for Liver, Stomach aod Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 260, at W. D. Vinton’s Drug Store. California Champagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s, tf ranald Enil Frese's z t a arouses aaaee: livers, ; relieves tottured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. Ail druggists and grocers, 25c. Bears the Mignatare of the time to place your orders, brought to market, Poeumonia and Consumption. Try it. fe guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, caggist. Trial bottles free. .! sizes 50c, $1 00. ' ——__—+ 20-PIANO TUNING. Piano tuning, regulating and repairing. ©. W. Bennett will be in Nevada City May 80th, and will call on all his patrons. , m26tf ; For a good cool, sharp glass of bess el at Wm. Harry’s saloon PriceSct . Ban Francisco, Mey 27—A five-year-. . , avery year. Now all the farmers bity, was accidentally drowned in a Bbis morning. ‘Flore Pommes Maryland iy Pearl Onions Radicehes fatoes en Mayonnaise ‘Artichokes with Mustard Sauce Salted Almonds Leg of Spring Lamb a with Oaper Sauce ‘Ox Tongue, Sauce Piquant etbread in Cases a la Princess Veal Fricandeaa with Green Peas sken Liver Saute with Musbrooms Spring Lamb with Curry and Rice iderloin of Beef Larded with Bacon Oream Fritters with Silver Sauce ast Young Chicken a with Oyster Dressing quarter of California Mutton q with Ourrant Jelly d Sugar Cured Han x with Wine Sauce set Prime of Beef au jus , 3e Succotash Aeparagus ‘New Potatoes with Cream Sauce hed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes yemon Almond Oustard Pie Strawberty Short Oake , Assorted Oakes Chocolate Ice Oream American; Swiss, Edam, Roquefort Cheese Raisins Cafe Noir 4 For Sale At a Bargain. recitation, Mies Gertrude Gray; vocal solo, Miss Jesgie Cook; recitation, Mr. Schrader; instramental solo, Mics Linda Landsburg; vocal solo, Miss May Treuren; instrumental colo, Miss Ethel Bond; recitation, Miss Hezel Hyde; vocal solo, Mra, J. H. Wythe; selection by the orchestra; remarks, J, H, Wythe. Tying a Horse to a Hole. It has been discovered that the’ desert Indians, who have never been accredited with superabundant wits, have for many years employed a method of tying their horses to holes in the ground that is clever, unique and effective. The operation of tying a horse to a hole seems an impracticable and impossible one, for there is something decidedly intangible and unsubstantial about the hole. The operation is performed in this way: Kneeling on the hot sands, the Indians ‘dig with their hands until they have made a hole about two feet deep. They then tie an immense knot in the end of the halter rope, lower it into the bottom of. the _ Fruit) pole, am the hole with sand and then jump and stamp upon it until the earth over the knot is about as hard as sandstone.—London Magazine. Lot and. Cats and Cattle. condition. In certain parts of southern Califorin. Price. nia it is absolutely necessary to have for . cats to successfully raise cattle. The mle. Fire aud ye cgay cows feed on a red clover whicb BROWN AN, makes a superior quality of beef. This Real Estate Agents. . Wiover grew very sparsely until it was discovered that one farmer who had raised a large number of tabby cats always bad fine clover fields. Investigation proved that the eats killed the field mice who killed the wild bees who fertilized the clover seeds by carrying the pollen from flower to flower, thus causing the seeds to sprout thickEight Room House, Lar, rebard. House in a No. an be bought at a barga' 1500, Property of all description n21-tf Death in Tub. . sld child of James Grannis, of thi®. pave many cat. eee en bathtub: at the home of his parente The child was playing Practical Economy. A man whose impecunious condition n the bath room and fell into the tub, . fs chronic and who borrows with the which was filled with water. airy grace of a beau in an old comedy recently approached an acquaintance, all smiles and genidiity. “You're just the fellow I wanted to. see,” he said. “Could you lend me $5 for a minute?’ = “T could,” said the acquaintance dryly, “but let me tell you how to save that $5. Wait a minute and you won't need it.” es The Capacity of the Lungs. The lungs contain about one gallon of air at their usual degree of inflation. We breathe on an average 1,200 times : per hour, inhaling 600 gallons of air, or 24,000 gallons per day. The aggregate surface of the air cells of the lungs ex20,000 square inches, an area I to the floor of a room We More Good Coffee More Good Spices: Mote Coupons Pretty Premiums ‘Watch Our ' $tores. Prices Talk. ‘It Pays to Trade Great American Importing Tea Co “Pine Street, Nevada City. corner of Broad and Findley Streets is offered for.sale to the HIGHEST BID: The following. sre the quotations \asked for stocks and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francieco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat Brewing Barley........ wl 17 WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 62 MINING STOCES, Sierra Nevade Utab glass of water. Try how many drops of some other extract it takes to flavor as much. At your grocer’s; moneybach, For Sale. The Lot, House and Stable on the Best & Bel..1 60). Justice.... a Con. Cal & Va.1 be Union Hale & Nor.. Crown Point. DER. Yellow Jacket The Lot te about 75 feet equare, Tbe House contains 5 rooms. The Stable and Carriage House is large enough for 4 horses and 2 wagons. All in good repair. (iar Bids for this property will be received up teJUNE SEVENTH, and If you want the very best of beer, or any drink of a No.1 quality drop in avd see Wm. Harry. tf Absolutely Pure "IT 1S A MATTER OF HEALTH acted upon on that evening at 7:80 o'clock, in the Library Room at Odd Fellows Hall. Any information can be obtained from HUGH MUROGIE at Oity Hall, or J. O. RICH at Odd Fellows Hall. A.B LORD. JOHN WATERS, M. L. ROBERTS, GRADUATION BALL By the Class of 1904, N.C. H. S, —at— ARMORY HALL TUESDAY EVENING June 24, 1904, A Great Hany Deople want a pound of good Coffee {trastocs for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4octs. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and 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 City. Tea Blenders FLOOB MANAGEB GEORGE H. STODDARD FLOOR COMMITTEEHarry Englebright,\ Orrin Smith, A adies of Nevada City and Grass Valley.. You in this city. I have Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Hats I have selected them with special c some and up-to-date styles. ..MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s are most cordially invited to inspect the finest and best line of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on displey an elegant and handsome stock of are and they include some very handSummer {5 Coming Set. Insect Powder Moth Balls Camphor Ant Destroyer David Morgan, Clayton Bennetts, Hartley Lord, Onarles Eastio, Mertin Maher, John Harry, Gilbert Richards, Everett Hartung, Oarroll Ashbarn, Obarles Cooper, Robert Searls, Edgar Barker, Bert Ashton, Percy Oarr, Bichard Goyue, William A. Maguire, Bobert Tarner, Ralph Gaylord, TIOKETS—per couple, $1; extra ladies, 25 cents. Spectators—ladies 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. Strawberries Fresh every day. . Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lemons Always on hand. Disinfectants —AT— Dickerman’s jat ROSENTHAL’S . X Deaton WATCHES at Prices’that will AGE Office and Yards—Head of Boulder 8S LUMBER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lumber is sawed at the New York Canyon Milla aud is the best ever ML Tu. &s ID. DLiazreh NTS treet, Nevada City. TELEPHONE 291 HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the cuisine at the National are equalled by any hotel in EL service and the cx not ANN veg, Catt’: ae Ours Electric lights and cold water Surprise you For instance-take a look at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and gaaranteed for hard usage, Waltham movement for — sDitly $6.06.. keeper. Call and see it. Expert Wateh Repatring and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Corner of Pine and Commercial streets ,Delbridge Building, . ROS It is solid nickel and a good timce Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank in the building. “ErHE HOME OF GOOD LIVERS” bl Monte Selt-Raiing Buckwheat 25 Cents per package Del Monte Self-Raising Flap Jack Flour 45 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for the warm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. Country orders promptly attended to. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street Ee New Carpet N w Wall Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the lateat styles in carpete, wal paper, linoleum and Mattings. Call and get our prices. No trouble to show ENBERG_ BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. Che Best in town.. Our wines and liqgors cannot beexcelled anywhere. We-have -wives from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA or »THE OWL. Che Bee Hwe Srocery ; aps, Wal Paper, Lindon [No Summer Crop :