May 5, 1902 (4 pages)

onli @ troubled wii, throat’ and i 8 ATO, according . merous than any, @ all Lot to nes . Call on thelp ottle of Kempy j ; and lungs, B Size free. Bop g sole agent, $1.25, $1.50 ; and $1.50, : of Taffeta§ I] grand gog lat we are shi re are showiti allke. beautifal line of Hats will ba 9 al sale for $8.0 1 —t-— ine of Elegant ery low prices. = —_—e-——1e and see them; 1 Kind arving Sets . live Spoons. 7 Neatly & a ne Jeweh laa i Lion vinter "wheal tured by thed Jicate biscl its. Grol och ‘ock of Clos re all gue e the Lows 1s Our J f {art ” 7 €3 % TRANSCRIPT, esig News Hes in a Brief Way r Busy Readers. —— had a met McCarty of You Bet * Friday and received a few Lnes but was not seriously ‘hurt. 9 ig disgusted burglar Hast ig going out of business. He s into a house and got the smallatlittle cottage has been erected a fitted up atthe Gold Tanne} It will be used for the conven‘ot the officers of the company. . J, Olive ef Piety Hill gave a ‘Saterday afternoon to @ number young friends of Olive Nuttall visiting here from San Franwreck of an oil car near EmiGap, delayed Eaet-bound traffic . hours Saturday. The wrecked ried away & portion of the snowrday was the first oceasion on ‘the large new cradle ewings at ook Park were ased, aud they ing all afternoon, and seemed d much pleasure to the young class in Physics of the Nevada High School went out {nto the to experiment with sounds in this afternoon, committee on advertising the of tbe county will go to alley tonight to meet with a committee from that place.Downieviile stage line will tochange to its summer schedStages will leave here every pg excepting Sundaye at 6a. m., at Sierra City at 7 p. m., leavlatter place at 5 a. m., arriving Sp. m. » who will attend the Grand of ‘Rebekahs at San Francisco eek as delegates from Neva pf this city are Mrs. J, Hcecking, Henry Faller, Mrs. Charles W. ly, Misees Kate Kinkead and Hosken. tintendent W. W. Turney of the Deposit Mining Company, which oping some mining property ontezuma Hill, is pushing the the tannel ahead as fast as etotap the Keiffer ledge. He chased 160 acres more land adthe Keiffer claim, through here are several good ledges. Brandler, a butcher who lived here, was killed on bth by being taken over a steep yahorse at Salsbury, Penn. Deceased’s wife is a sister folphand H, J. Carter of this d Albert Carter of Nerth Bloomir. Brandler was a native of by and leaves a~ wife and three hildren. Laverty, Jr., his sister, Miss verty and Dr. 8, W. Goodale ton, while going to Marysville na covered wagon and. when re about. two miles north of er place their horses took hd ran away. The wagon went grade, dumping the occuatand badly breaking the rig. Hen were pot injured but the ady suffered a badly bruised may be more gifted, others better than you do because ® more power than you have, putry to do the best that you hea you will win the respect hocome ip contact with you; you are only earnest, it will yourself how mach you can use, after all, we may say as » the will, the spirit is. 4 great Success in thie world. The ) thinks he can do a thing—I mean blindly, I do not mean Tashly, but I mean the man ms cooly and delibertaly that Da thing, the man who says, that”—is the man who will Sotthsiemmnmmesmrneret et] . Best Cigar on Earth. Sre many brands of cigars who once use the Woodways do so when they want a ‘moke. The Woodpecker is ht here in the Queen City of and contains only the very bacco. Much care is taken B them and the fact that each ing the blue label {fe enough hat they are not made in a “ Uohealthfaly way, as is the Many other brands. They Helightfal flavor which all like and it fe mostly on this hat they have grown so pophe demand for them grown ¥yNot only is the Woodknown in thie vicinity bat Vorite of hundreds of smokParts of the State and can be 0 almost any town of any 00 the Coast, “Giff,” the ve Son ofMeryland, who aking the cigars for years, force of men at work all ad try ® bard time supply‘with their instraments. : 845678: ; Be 0001001 c h HO ( ; f Summary. Farid : sie uae dl 4 : ; @ . Sheree, Beckley; sacrifice hits, oak Nevades Win th Basel Ball By a Score Of 12 to 3, Yesterday was an ideal one for Sports, and Glenbrook Park was thronged with a good-natured and enthusiastic crowd. From the 12 o’slock Car up to the 8 o’clock oar, they were literally packed with pleasure seekers, even banging along the outside, Enthusiaem was in the air'and the crowd of rooters had provided themselves with fish horns to spur their respective nines on to victory. The cars were so loaded that two conductors were provided foreach and there was . 20 confasion whatever. The first part of the game was grand, up to the third] ioning the score standing 1to 0 in favor of Grass Valley, but then the tide began to turn and the Nevada boys swat'ed the ball-all over the fleld and wrested the palm of victory from Grats Valley. The nines are pretty evenly matched and the succeeding games will be a struggle for your life, and every little point will be taken advantage of by the contestants. The Grass Valley nine is made up of five local men and four imported players, while Nevada played hers straight up. Taking‘all parts of the game together it was one of the prettiest contests that hae taken place in the county in many gears. The Grass Valley boys took their defeat good naturedly and promise that they will tarn the tables in the bext game. Que of the great attractions of the day was an improvised band with Chinese instruments, and they plsyed some rare airs that would j.r the ears of the natives. The horse and foot racing proved spirited, es. pecially the foot race in which Dan Stewart was the winner. The gate. receipts amounted to over $800, which will give the players about $10 apiece. It was probably tne largest crowd that ever witnessed a ball game in this county that saw the Nevadas of this city d-feat Grass Valley by a score of 12.to 8. The home team outplayed Grass Valley at every point of the game, in flelding, batting and base tuoning, in fact, Grass Valley’s infleld was as full of ho’es as a sieve, and one of the new men, Ross, showed up very weak. The home team hammered Stewart unmercifally, and with the poor support he received, he was forced to retire in the seventh inning in favor of Overmyer, who was batted for three hits netting four runs io the two innings he pitched. Morrow for Grass Valley caught a good game and that is all that can be said of their playing. The Nevades played, good, snappy ball, and Ballestero pitched a masterly game and kept the five hits off him well scattered, while the Nevadas batted Stewart hard when hits were needed, and assisted by Grass Valley’s errors, left no doubt as to the result after the third inning. The two double plays made by the Nevadas were neatly executed, particularly the one in the ninth, when Beckley stopped a liner from Ross’ bat and assisted by Noack and O'Connor doubled both Ross and Whitbure in true professional style. The features of the game were the pitching of Ballestero, the playing of Spargo in left field, and a grand stand catch by Beckley of a fly from Ross’ bat in the fourth inning, for which he ran over into right fleld, and jast managed to catch the ball and hold it as he fell to the ground. It looked as though Ross would surely be credited with a bit, but‘our old friend “Beck” was “there witb the goods,” and he was applauded long and load for bis play, e&peciaily by the Chinese band, who, by the way, created quite a sensation The Oarly Bears big horn with the word Nevadas paiotei on it was among the inetraments: ‘Bal’s” support was exceptionally gcod, but one costly error being‘made. The playing of Olare O'Connor on first for the Nevadas was ales one of the features of the game, especially bis handling of low thrown balls. Manager Leiter in the short time he hes bandied the local team has gained the respect and confidence of all the players{“and the saccess of yesterday’s game was due as much to his efforts as to those of anyone else, The eppended score shows the game ip detail: Nevabas. Hocking, cf. O’Conpor. 1b. Beokiey, 20,. Hooper, 80 Noack, 8s O’Counor, ¢.. Morgan, rf Buallestero, p.5 Spargo, If ABR E BH 8B POA 1 1 AQ ee . @mconH nm L) ~~ Totals Grass Vattry ABR Morrow, ¢ 8 Kapbam, ss.4 White, 8b 4 Overoser, If, p.3 Whitburn, 1b.4 Ross, 2b.,,.--4 Clauson, cf. Jénkins, rf. . Stewart, p, if. -. mo . sOmoooooo ke et . 8 9S BD et et tt Pt et COCO ROM hn conoscooony, -_ — coors rots ROCOOMH HOD F. HeOoHmarpwoe fF oCoCooorrorF 1 cmmcm-cHobi el cnocowcoeo 2 ley; double tart bs plays, Spargo to Balles10 O'Connor, Beckley to Noack to O'Connor; base on balls, Nevadas 2, Grass Valley 8;. left on bases, Nevadas. Graces Valley 5; ia cr out, by Ballestero 4, Stewart Umpire—Thomas Hogan, ep haichco 2 hours and 10 minThe following numbers drew the Prizes at the gate: No, 51, No. 67, No. 887. The holders of these tickets can Procure these prizes by applying to tr Armstrong at Grase Valley. John Spaulding is up from Auburn, . Al. Snell was able to be out yesteray. ; BR. O. Walrath left yest Pee yesterday for San John Foster of San Francisco {e W. E. Jacobs of Chicago spending 9 few days. E, W. Reapatte of Boston is in this city on business. : H. Liligrist and L.A. Seaville arrived here from Reno, L. W. Evane and Ea German are over from North San Juan. _Obris. Miller left yesterday for a visit to San Francisco. Dr. R. Harmon of Washington left yesterday for San Francisco. : Mre. M. W. Mather left yesterday for a visit to friends at Oakland. Miss Kate Kinkead left yesterday for & visit to friends at San Francieco. Hon. . M. Preston has returned from a trip to Sacramento, Mrs. E. RB, Abadie returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco John Delbridge left this morning for San Francisco on a visit to friends.’ President L. 8. Rose of the Home mine is here on a visit to his many friends. Misses Annie and Mamie Benney left yesterday for a visit to friends at Sao Francieco. Mrs. Wm. Moyle who has been visiting her daughter at San Francisco, retugned niger, 3 Justice of the Peace Holbrooke will leave in the morning for the bay city, where he will receive medical treatment. District Attorney Frank R. Wehe of Sierra County arrived here last evening frem San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville, Henry A. Greenie of Los Angeles arrived here lest evening and left this morning for Downleville. Mrs. J. H. Richards left yesterday for a visit to relatives at San Francisco, : J. Merain and E. Oevasco of San Franciseo arrived here last evening end left thie morning for Sierra City. Superintendent M. W. Mather returned thie morning to the Plumbago mine, Mrs. T. M. Dabb of San Francisco, who has been kere on a visit to ber sister, Mrs. Ed. Arthur, returned te her home yesterday. +: Earl Cleveland has returned from Santa Cruz where he attended the Grand.Lodge of Native Sons as a delegate from Camptonville Parlor. is here Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as merocary will surely. destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole systém -when entering it through -the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputeble physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold tothe good you can possibly.derive from them. 1s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and fe taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and wucons surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrb Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken Eateesenye and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, price-750 per bottle. ° Hall’s Family Plile aré the best. The famous Gilt Edge Whiskey is for feale by all first-class dealers in your community and is especially recommended to those that have not tried it. Oall for it the next time you want a good whiskey. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal: Svle proprietore. A bright eye keeps her bowels active ant ber stomach in good order Lane’s Tea is a pleasant Jaxstive and a great digestive aid. It clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health ful condition. Get a 250. packege and try it tonight. For sale by H. Dickerman,sole agent. _ tf. ~2@o Call on Ed Schmidt when you nae You Ane Urged to Make Health Building Your First Work This Month, PAINS CELERY COMPOUND Puts You in Condition to Withstand the Enervating Effects of a ‘ Hot Summer. If you are ailing, sick, or diseased; it is our earnest desire to interest. you in your own personal welfare. We try to do this by simply urging you to make health building your first work {this month, as efforts to banish die-. ease are much more difficult when, in addition to physical sufferings, you are obliged to contend with the enervating effects of a hot sammer, Medical men know well that-a sick person when treated with the proper medicine in May, has a much better chance J = or August. The incalculable amount of good that Psine’s Celery Compound is now doing in making sick people well, should compel the attention of ever thinking man and woman now in sickness and suffering. Fauity nutrition of the nervous eystem is the direct cause of nervous debility, headaches, dyspepsia, and neuralgia—ailments that thousands ere now suffering from. When people have blood that is pale, watery, and fall of impurities, their nerves cannot assimilate f properly and derive nourishment from it. : Paine’s Celery Compound nosed in May cleanses the blood, bestows greater nerve force, regulates the stomach and bowels, arouses a healthy appetite, and brings about a normal action of the do-mant liver. Paine'’s Celery Compound in every case gives. a positive and permavent cure, It is the most thoroughly honest medicine t bat ran down and sickly men and_women can employ. Its life giving effect on nerves abd blood is truly Marvelous. by dyeing yorr faded garSave Money ments with Diamond Dyes 10 cents. Business Locals. For life insarance see T. B. Gray. Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, dé6it The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. Britt a np Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland ie now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery. Try it and you will alway buy, it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip nd.gee Wm, Barry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger The best half and half can be found at the Oouncil Chambers, corner of ‘Broad and Pine Sts. 5 cts per giass. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon; corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull tf Our Coffees RE Hoasted right here in NeA vada City, every day in the very latest improved machinery whicb develops a rich aromatic flavor that is entirely lost by the old fashioned way of Roasting. We never grind your Ooffee until your order is being put up, You get all the strength and aroma that pata e and skillful Roasting can impart to Coffee. Tt smells better, tastes better and goes a fourth further than stale, ready-ground package Coffee. for life and health than is possible in. . Y. present to enjoy the efforts to please, Four flavors, Lemon, = GEO. G00) ATTRACTION: “K Night Of” at the Wednesday Next, , x The advance sale of seats for the production at the theater Wednesday night of “A Night Of,” gives evidence that a large crowd of people will be of the company who presented “Osptain Racketw” so well a short time ago, The members all bave parts which are just suited for them and will no doubt profit by the experience gained in producing the other play. Manager Clifford Dennis has attended to all particulars which in any way will tend to make the production a grand success and there is no doubt but that his expectations will be more than realized. Part of the proceeds will zo to help advertise the resources of Nevada county, which will besond doubt result. in considerable good in time to come. ; Yon owe yoarself a vacation sc take “A Night Off” Wednesday and ge to the theater, A Raging, Roaring Flood Wasbed down a telegraph line which Chas, ©, Ellis, of Lisbon, Ie,, had to repair. “Standing waist deep ia icy water, he writes, “gave mea terrible cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux City and Omaba said I bad Oonsumption and could not live, Then I began using Dr. King’s New Discovery and was wholly cured b six bottles.” Positively aran for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Gung Troubles by W. D. Vinton. ‘Price 50c and $1.00. , Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb io the market, fe2l-tf 7Or CASTORIA. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought. Bears the Signature of SRO IIDISISI IIIA AI III IOI A TAO IO keke eel on draught theshoicest of fancy Local Theater On . amesanazz ger. meme mim Sweet and Fragrant “GFP BE PREPARED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. . Rose Vanilla, Orange, Chocolate. Wholesome and easy of digestion. Good Meats. . and beer always be: e 8. 80 Woodpecker Citra. Hild Gry Ghem Made by N. S. of Md. IHIEI OUCH ARACEAE nidddidoidisiicin a aOOKINIOINIKETIE CH OnISO NOHO dininind iooininiciitidddioinitobriritobiek HARARE RRR REN: ALA IN The Great Opening Sale of Spring ROSENBERG BROS. This great values and qualities as wi Calculating. Our New Paper De is the lar novelties, and our prices are the very lowest. In Brussels Carpets * Loweils.” we would recommend “ ROXBURY.” To prove it, we'll give you a big Sample Free. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffes Houss Broad St., Nevada City. anything in the tobacco line. Our Candies Are ‘18 Commercial Street EEE 2S SSS. 55 SSS SSS Marshtuellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, Hard Candy Novelties. — tiki KkiKk FOL BY’ Pure and Goo : Ss Nevada Oity. . weke* . ‘In Velvets and Axminster We car four of the best manufacturers . Shirt Waists ment. New Grenadines New Wash Taffetas New Wash Silk New Lawas New Embroideries Everything the latest. We invite you all to call or pot, are aware our received Dailv at our store. An & They are We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. Taey will cost you no more than cheaper carpets. , we carry none but the beet. Oall end see them and get our prices, : the largest and chengert stock, the productions of and Summer Goods at event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. We Have Used evey means st our command to bring together such ll cause this season to be long remembered, [t's the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying and Sas £ We have made extensive improvements in our An Entire New Siock store and we are now ready for business. and best selected in Northern Oalifornia, We carey all the latest . you to buy no. other than the best. In 8-plye the America. ‘lhey.cannot be bestep, All new. In fact our stock is complete this season in every departThe Newest Styles in Hosiery New Taffeta Si'k in all colors . New [lercerized Ginghams ; New Suisses New OrgandiesNew Linens New Linings New Laces New. Ribbons — whether you wish to purchase of the fact that our customers are permanent ones, as they We Are Proud je are always newand right. New goods new in the market we are the first ones to get it. Qa Country orders solicited and promptly filled. Send for samples, ROSEBERG B ROS. : Nozzle Tesied. P. G. Scadden and John Rafter tested the mew nozzle yesterday and it proved perfectly satisfactory. It is a great thing and in taking the hose into a house it will not be necessary totarn. on the water until ibe firemen get turned off at the nozzle without injuring the hose as it equalizes the pressure. There will be another test of the nozzle next Sunday at the plaza. "Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thoneands have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stoma¢h troubles. Purely vegetable; never avips or weaken. Oaly 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, Qo For Those tome Prunes. ae The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. ol When you ask for Jesse Moore Whisky be sure you get it. Don’: let anyone tell you they have something jast as good. —_—_———— ee, Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Uosy parlors. Prompt eervice. TEGLER’sSs, C. GAYLORD © Son’ Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. Phone Main 551; Groad Strest, Nevaée €tip, Ost. Sart Lars, May 8—Doyette, a pacsenger on the Denver & Rio Granade Insane last might and leaped from was going at a speed ef Gfty miles an hour, He was found by the men some time later badly and bruised, but without « jury. Doyette was on his way te Oallfornia, ; : THE NEW PERFUME ROSE BUDS Is a true odor. Delicate, Sweet and Lasting, > 10050 cts, an ounce. Pa Vito's Commercial Street, Nevada City, DRUG STORE. A: AS NN share to look Waists. We have the very best material. abies Donets and Say, Ladies, just take a look real cute in them, and then inspect oar Shirt them at all prices and they are made of We bave your sizeand we knew we can please you. Call and see. et these Bonnets. Baby fe We aleo have ..c0Ladies’ Crash and Linen Skirts from $1.00 to $2.50 Shrank Dress Linen for Suits This is the latest out. always loook well, wear SNELL Suits made of this material witi well and will not get out of ebepe. S FLEMING . Whether it’s a ingle stick or 100 000 feet we trent yeu tighd— save you money on every bill. Our lumber jeas good ee can be bad anywhere, Stroli through our yarde ead get our priess. usiness for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Telephone 521. = Soshenanpshatbtelonsncmnsapicmmmmene ene a aw ilestris Gare Paso Py izy Perfect Baking Powder . Money back if you don't like it. a btkkan— § Pound Can... 2% Pound Can’ t Pound Can... % Pound Caz .. eceee Srepareveseseed . : sasnensnesseenee BE 40 75 40 20 oe eneewnseenes seeee ee Ohe Ree Hwe Sroeery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. use a

onli @ troubled wii, throat’ and i 8 ATO, according . merous than any, @ all Lot to nes . Call on thelp ottle of Kempy j ; and lungs, B Size free. Bop g sole agent, $1.25, $1.50 ; and $1.50, : of Taffeta§ I] grand gog lat we are shi re are showiti allke. beautifal line of Hats will ba 9 al sale for $8.0 1 —t-— ine of Elegant ery low prices. = —_—e-——1e and see them; 1 Kind arving Sets . live Spoons. 7 Neatly & a ne Jeweh laa i Lion vinter "wheal tured by thed Jicate biscl its. Grol och ‘ock of Clos re all gue e the Lows 1s Our J f {art ” 7 €3 % TRANSCRIPT, esig News Hes in a Brief Way r Busy Readers. —— had a met McCarty of You Bet * Friday and received a few Lnes but was not seriously ‘hurt. 9 ig disgusted burglar Hast ig going out of business. He s into a house and got the smallatlittle cottage has been erected a fitted up atthe Gold Tanne} It will be used for the conven‘ot the officers of the company. . J, Olive ef Piety Hill gave a ‘Saterday afternoon to @ number young friends of Olive Nuttall visiting here from San Franwreck of an oil car near EmiGap, delayed Eaet-bound traffic . hours Saturday. The wrecked ried away & portion of the snowrday was the first oceasion on ‘the large new cradle ewings at ook Park were ased, aud they ing all afternoon, and seemed d much pleasure to the young class in Physics of the Nevada High School went out {nto the to experiment with sounds in this afternoon, committee on advertising the of tbe county will go to alley tonight to meet with a committee from that place.Downieviile stage line will tochange to its summer schedStages will leave here every pg excepting Sundaye at 6a. m., at Sierra City at 7 p. m., leavlatter place at 5 a. m., arriving Sp. m. » who will attend the Grand of ‘Rebekahs at San Francisco eek as delegates from Neva pf this city are Mrs. J, Hcecking, Henry Faller, Mrs. Charles W. ly, Misees Kate Kinkead and Hosken. tintendent W. W. Turney of the Deposit Mining Company, which oping some mining property ontezuma Hill, is pushing the the tannel ahead as fast as etotap the Keiffer ledge. He chased 160 acres more land adthe Keiffer claim, through here are several good ledges. Brandler, a butcher who lived here, was killed on bth by being taken over a steep yahorse at Salsbury, Penn. Deceased’s wife is a sister folphand H, J. Carter of this d Albert Carter of Nerth Bloomir. Brandler was a native of by and leaves a~ wife and three hildren. Laverty, Jr., his sister, Miss verty and Dr. 8, W. Goodale ton, while going to Marysville na covered wagon and. when re about. two miles north of er place their horses took hd ran away. The wagon went grade, dumping the occuatand badly breaking the rig. Hen were pot injured but the ady suffered a badly bruised may be more gifted, others better than you do because ® more power than you have, putry to do the best that you hea you will win the respect hocome ip contact with you; you are only earnest, it will yourself how mach you can use, after all, we may say as » the will, the spirit is. 4 great Success in thie world. The ) thinks he can do a thing—I mean blindly, I do not mean Tashly, but I mean the man ms cooly and delibertaly that Da thing, the man who says, that”—is the man who will Sotthsiemmnmmesmrneret et] . Best Cigar on Earth. Sre many brands of cigars who once use the Woodways do so when they want a ‘moke. The Woodpecker is ht here in the Queen City of and contains only the very bacco. Much care is taken B them and the fact that each ing the blue label {fe enough hat they are not made in a “ Uohealthfaly way, as is the Many other brands. They Helightfal flavor which all like and it fe mostly on this hat they have grown so pophe demand for them grown ¥yNot only is the Woodknown in thie vicinity bat Vorite of hundreds of smokParts of the State and can be 0 almost any town of any 00 the Coast, “Giff,” the ve Son ofMeryland, who aking the cigars for years, force of men at work all ad try ® bard time supply‘with their instraments. : 845678: ; Be 0001001 c h HO ( ; f Summary. Farid : sie uae dl 4 : ; @ . Sheree, Beckley; sacrifice hits, oak Nevades Win th Basel Ball By a Score Of 12 to 3, Yesterday was an ideal one for Sports, and Glenbrook Park was thronged with a good-natured and enthusiastic crowd. From the 12 o’slock Car up to the 8 o’clock oar, they were literally packed with pleasure seekers, even banging along the outside, Enthusiaem was in the air'and the crowd of rooters had provided themselves with fish horns to spur their respective nines on to victory. The cars were so loaded that two conductors were provided foreach and there was . 20 confasion whatever. The first part of the game was grand, up to the third] ioning the score standing 1to 0 in favor of Grass Valley, but then the tide began to turn and the Nevada boys swat'ed the ball-all over the fleld and wrested the palm of victory from Grats Valley. The nines are pretty evenly matched and the succeeding games will be a struggle for your life, and every little point will be taken advantage of by the contestants. The Grass Valley nine is made up of five local men and four imported players, while Nevada played hers straight up. Taking‘all parts of the game together it was one of the prettiest contests that hae taken place in the county in many gears. The Grass Valley boys took their defeat good naturedly and promise that they will tarn the tables in the bext game. Que of the great attractions of the day was an improvised band with Chinese instruments, and they plsyed some rare airs that would j.r the ears of the natives. The horse and foot racing proved spirited, es. pecially the foot race in which Dan Stewart was the winner. The gate. receipts amounted to over $800, which will give the players about $10 apiece. It was probably tne largest crowd that ever witnessed a ball game in this county that saw the Nevadas of this city d-feat Grass Valley by a score of 12.to 8. The home team outplayed Grass Valley at every point of the game, in flelding, batting and base tuoning, in fact, Grass Valley’s infleld was as full of ho’es as a sieve, and one of the new men, Ross, showed up very weak. The home team hammered Stewart unmercifally, and with the poor support he received, he was forced to retire in the seventh inning in favor of Overmyer, who was batted for three hits netting four runs io the two innings he pitched. Morrow for Grass Valley caught a good game and that is all that can be said of their playing. The Nevades played, good, snappy ball, and Ballestero pitched a masterly game and kept the five hits off him well scattered, while the Nevadas batted Stewart hard when hits were needed, and assisted by Grass Valley’s errors, left no doubt as to the result after the third inning. The two double plays made by the Nevadas were neatly executed, particularly the one in the ninth, when Beckley stopped a liner from Ross’ bat and assisted by Noack and O'Connor doubled both Ross and Whitbure in true professional style. The features of the game were the pitching of Ballestero, the playing of Spargo in left field, and a grand stand catch by Beckley of a fly from Ross’ bat in the fourth inning, for which he ran over into right fleld, and jast managed to catch the ball and hold it as he fell to the ground. It looked as though Ross would surely be credited with a bit, but‘our old friend “Beck” was “there witb the goods,” and he was applauded long and load for bis play, e&peciaily by the Chinese band, who, by the way, created quite a sensation The Oarly Bears big horn with the word Nevadas paiotei on it was among the inetraments: ‘Bal’s” support was exceptionally gcod, but one costly error being‘made. The playing of Olare O'Connor on first for the Nevadas was ales one of the features of the game, especially bis handling of low thrown balls. Manager Leiter in the short time he hes bandied the local team has gained the respect and confidence of all the players{“and the saccess of yesterday’s game was due as much to his efforts as to those of anyone else, The eppended score shows the game ip detail: Nevabas. Hocking, cf.. O’Conpor. 1b.. Beokiey, 20,.. Hooper, 80 Noack, 8s O’Counor, ¢... Morgan, rf Buallestero, p..5 Spargo, If ABR E BH 8B POA 1 1 AQ ee . @mconH nm L) ~~ Totals Grass Vattry ABR Morrow, ¢ 8 Kapbam, ss..4 White, 8b 4 Overoser, If, p.3 Whitburn, 1b.4 Ross, 2b.,,.--4 Clauson, cf.. Jénkins, rf.. . Stewart, p, if. -. mo . sOmoooooo ke et . 8 9S BD et et tt Pt et COCO ROM hn conoscooony, -_ — coors rots ROCOOMH HOD F. HeOoHmarpwoe fF oCoCooorrorF 1 cmmcm-cHobi el cnocowcoeo 2 ley; double tart bs plays, Spargo to Balles10 O'Connor, Beckley to Noack to O'Connor; base on balls, Nevadas 2, Grass Valley 8;. left on bases, Nevadas. Graces Valley 5; ia cr out, by Ballestero 4, Stewart Umpire—Thomas Hogan, ep haichco 2 hours and 10 minThe following numbers drew the Prizes at the gate: No, 51, No. 67, No. 887. The holders of these tickets can Procure these prizes by applying to tr Armstrong at Grase Valley. John Spaulding is up from Auburn, . Al. Snell was able to be out yesteray. ; BR. O. Walrath left yest Pee yesterday for San John Foster of San Francisco {e W. E. Jacobs of Chicago spending 9 few days. E, W. Reapatte of Boston is in this city on business. : H. Liligrist and L.A. Seaville arrived here from Reno, L. W. Evane and Ea German are over from North San Juan. _Obris. Miller left yesterday for a visit to San Francisco. Dr. R. Harmon of Washington left yesterday for San Francisco. : Mre. M. W. Mather left yesterday for a visit to friends at Oakland. Miss Kate Kinkead left yesterday for & visit to friends at San Francieco. Hon. . M. Preston has returned from a trip to Sacramento, Mrs. E. RB, Abadie returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco John Delbridge left this morning for San Francisco on a visit to friends.’ President L. 8. Rose of the Home mine is here on a visit to his many friends. Misses Annie and Mamie Benney left yesterday for a visit to friends at Sao Francieco. Mrs. Wm. Moyle who has been visiting her daughter at San Francisco, retugned niger, 3 Justice of the Peace Holbrooke will leave in the morning for the bay city, where he will receive medical treatment. District Attorney Frank R. Wehe of Sierra County arrived here last evening frem San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville, Henry A. Greenie of Los Angeles arrived here lest evening and left this morning for Downleville. Mrs. J. H. Richards left yesterday for a visit to relatives at San Francisco, : J. Merain and E. Oevasco of San Franciseo arrived here last evening end left thie morning for Sierra City. Superintendent M. W. Mather returned thie morning to the Plumbago mine, Mrs. T. M. Dabb of San Francisco, who has been kere on a visit to ber sister, Mrs. Ed. Arthur, returned te her home yesterday. +: Earl Cleveland has returned from Santa Cruz where he attended the Grand.Lodge of Native Sons as a delegate from Camptonville Parlor. is here Beware of Ontments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as merocary will surely. destroy the sense of smell and completely derange

the whole systém -when entering it through -the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputeble physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold tothe good you can possibly.derive from them. 1s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and fe taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and wucons surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrb Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken Eateesenye and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all Druggists, price-750 per bottle. ° Hall’s Family Plile aré the best. The famous Gilt Edge Whiskey is for feale by all first-class dealers in your community and is especially recommended to those that have not tried it. Oall for it the next time you want a good whiskey. Wichman, Lutgen & Co., San Francisco, Cal: Svle proprietore. A bright eye keeps her bowels active ant ber stomach in good order Lane’s Tea is a pleasant Jaxstive and a great digestive aid. It clears up the complexion, drives the yellow from the eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health ful condition. Get a 250. packege and try it tonight. For sale by H. Dickerman,sole agent. _ tf. ~2@o Call on Ed Schmidt when you nae You Ane Urged to Make Health Building Your First Work This Month, PAINS CELERY COMPOUND Puts You in Condition to Withstand the Enervating Effects of a ‘ Hot Summer. If you are ailing, sick, or diseased; it is our earnest desire to interest. you in your own personal welfare. We try to do this by simply urging you to make health building your first work {this month, as efforts to banish die-. ease are much more difficult when, in addition to physical sufferings, you are obliged to contend with the enervating effects of a hot sammer, Medical men know well that-a sick person when treated with the proper medicine in May, has a much better chance J = or August. The incalculable amount of good that Psine’s Celery Compound is now doing in making sick people well, should compel the attention of ever thinking man and woman now in sickness and suffering. Fauity nutrition of the nervous eystem is the direct cause of nervous debility, headaches, dyspepsia, and neuralgia—ailments that thousands ere now suffering from. When people have blood that is pale, watery, and fall of impurities, their nerves cannot assimilate f properly and derive nourishment from it. : Paine’s Celery Compound nosed in May cleanses the blood, bestows greater nerve force, regulates the stomach and bowels, arouses a healthy appetite, and brings about a normal action of the do-mant liver. Paine'’s Celery Compound in every case gives. a positive and permavent cure, It is the most thoroughly honest medicine t bat ran down and sickly men and_women can employ. Its life giving effect on nerves abd blood is truly Marvelous. by dyeing yorr faded garSave Money ments with Diamond Dyes 10 cents. Business Locals. For life insarance see T. B. Gray. Mince meat in bulk at 15 cents per pound at Scadden’s, dé6it The choicest brands of whisky and cigars can be found at W.J. Britt a np Council Chambers. Try them. tf Loveland ie now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bekery. Try it and you will alway buy, it. nov6-tf If you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip nd.gee Wm, Barry. m7-tf For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger The best half and half can be found at the Oouncil Chambers, corner of ‘Broad and Pine Sts. 5 cts per giass. A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry's saloon; corner Pine and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jull tf Our Coffees RE Hoasted right here in NeA vada City, every day in the very latest improved machinery whicb develops a rich aromatic flavor that is entirely lost by the old fashioned way of Roasting. We never grind your Ooffee until your order is being put up, You get all the strength and aroma that pata e and skillful Roasting can impart to Coffee. Tt smells better, tastes better and goes a fourth further than stale, ready-ground package Coffee. for life and health than is possible in. . Y. present to enjoy the efforts to please, Four flavors, Lemon, = GEO. G00) ATTRACTION: “K Night Of” at the Wednesday Next, , x The advance sale of seats for the production at the theater Wednesday night of “A Night Of,” gives evidence that a large crowd of people will be of the company who presented “Osptain Racketw” so well a short time ago, The members all bave parts which are just suited for them and will no doubt profit by the experience gained in producing the other play.. Manager Clifford Dennis has attended to all particulars which in any way will tend to make the production a grand success and there is no doubt but that his expectations will be more than realized. Part of the proceeds will zo to help advertise the resources of Nevada county, which will besond doubt result. in considerable good in time to come. ; Yon owe yoarself a vacation sc take “A Night Off” Wednesday and ge to the theater, A Raging, Roaring Flood Wasbed down a telegraph line which Chas, ©, Ellis, of Lisbon, Ie,, had to repair. “Standing waist deep ia icy water, he writes, “gave mea terrible cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux City and Omaba said I bad Oonsumption and could not live, Then I began using Dr. King’s New Discovery and was wholly cured b six bottles.” Positively aran for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Gung Troubles by W. D. Vinton. ‘Price 50c and $1.00. , Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and lamb io the market, fe2l-tf 7Or CASTORIA. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought. Bears the Signature of SRO IIDISISI IIIA AI III IOI A TAO IO keke eel on draught theshoicest of fancy Local Theater On . amesanazz ger. meme mim Sweet and Fragrant “GFP BE PREPARED IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. . Rose Vanilla, Orange, Chocolate. Wholesome and easy of digestion. Good Meats. . and beer always be: e 8. 80 Woodpecker Citra. Hild Gry Ghem Made by N. S. of Md. IHIEI OUCH ARACEAE nidddidoidisiicin a aOOKINIOINIKETIE CH OnISO NOHO dininind iooininiciitidddioinitobriritobiek HARARE RRR REN: ALA IN The Great Opening Sale of Spring ROSENBERG BROS. This great values and qualities as wi Calculating. Our New Paper De is the lar novelties, and our prices are the very lowest. In Brussels Carpets * Loweils.” we would recommend “ ROXBURY.” To prove it, we'll give you a big Sample Free. TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffes Houss Broad St., Nevada City. anything in the tobacco line. Our Candies Are ‘18 Commercial Street EEE 2S SSS. 55 SSS SSS Marshtuellow Drops, Cream Bon Bons, Hard Candy Novelties. — tiki KkiKk FOL BY’ Pure and Goo : Ss Nevada Oity. . weke* . ‘In Velvets and Axminster We car four of the best manufacturers . Shirt Waists ment. New Grenadines New Wash Taffetas New Wash Silk New Lawas New Embroideries Everything the latest. We invite you all to call or pot, are aware our received Dailv at our store. An & They are We carry both of these brands, and they are the best in the world. Taey will cost you no more than cheaper carpets. , we carry none but the beet. Oall end see them and get our prices, : the largest and chengert stock, the productions of and Summer Goods at event which we declare will wholly and brilliantly excel all foregoing seasons. We Have Used evey means st our command to bring together such ll cause this season to be long remembered, [t's the outcome of months of preparation, planing, buying and Sas £ We have made extensive improvements in our An Entire New Siock store and we are now ready for business. and best selected in Northern Oalifornia, We carey all the latest . you to buy no. other than the best. In 8-plye the America. ‘lhey.cannot be bestep, All new. In fact our stock is complete this season in every departThe Newest Styles in Hosiery New Taffeta Si'k in all colors . New [lercerized Ginghams ; New Suisses New OrgandiesNew Linens New Linings New Laces New. Ribbons — whether you wish to purchase of the fact that our customers are permanent ones, as they We Are Proud je are always newand right. New goods new in the market we are the first ones to get it. Qa Country orders solicited and promptly filled. Send for samples, ROSEBERG B ROS. : Nozzle Tesied. P. G. Scadden and John Rafter tested the mew nozzle yesterday and it proved perfectly satisfactory. It is a great thing and in taking the hose into a house it will not be necessary totarn. on the water until ibe firemen get turned off at the nozzle without injuring the hose as it equalizes the pressure. There will be another test of the nozzle next Sunday at the plaza. "Tis Easy to Feel Good, Countless thoneands have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s New Life Pills, whtch positively cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stoma¢h troubles. Purely vegetable; never avips or weaken. Oaly 25c at W. D. Vinton’s drug store, Qo For Those tome Prunes. ae The finest Prunes in the world. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 25 ents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. ol When you ask for Jesse Moore Whisky be sure you get it. Don’: let anyone tell you they have something jast as good. —_—_———— ee, Fresh Every Day. . Are my Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sand wiches and Ice Oream Soda, and they are the most delicious in thecity. Uosy parlors. Prompt eervice. TEGLER’sSs, C. GAYLORD © Son’ Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. Phone Main 551; Groad Strest, Nevaée €tip, Ost. Sart Lars, May 8—Doyette, a pacsenger on the Denver & Rio Granade Insane last might and leaped from was going at a speed ef Gfty miles an hour, He was found by the men some time later badly and bruised, but without « jury. Doyette was on his way te Oallfornia, ; : THE NEW PERFUME ROSE BUDS Is a true odor. Delicate, Sweet and Lasting, > 10050 cts, an ounce. Pa Vito's Commercial Street, Nevada City, DRUG STORE. A: AS NN share to look Waists. We have the very best material. abies Donets and Say, Ladies, just take a look real cute in them, and then inspect oar Shirt them at all prices and they are made of We bave your sizeand we knew we can please you. Call and see. et these Bonnets. Baby fe We aleo have ...c0Ladies’ Crash and Linen Skirts from $1.00 to $2.50 Shrank Dress Linen for Suits This is the latest out. always loook well, wear SNELL Suits made of this material witi well and will not get out of ebepe. S FLEMING . Whether it’s a ingle stick or 100 000 feet we trent yeu tighd— save you money on every bill. Our lumber jeas good ee can be bad anywhere, Stroli through our yarde ead get our priess. usiness for Sale to Right Parties. H. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS Telephone 521. = Soshenanpshatbtelonsncmnsapicmmmmene ene a aw ilestris Gare Paso Py izy Perfect Baking Powder . Money back if you don't like it.. a btkkan— § Pound Can..... 2% Pound Can’ t Pound Can..... % Pound Caz .... eceee Srepareveseseed . : sasnensnesseenee BE 40 75 40 20 oe eneewnseenes seeee ee Ohe Ree Hwe Sroeery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. use a