May 7, 1901 (4 pages)

Posed strifs AY'S. Session . Of the dele, ertion, — © County Boo, 1 to seek rec to secure thirty Sa eir wives. . @ law mak ” PUNishablet ; enitentinry fron. Of cen tency inquent hay, . to the State ta imily, ng sleeves ts, long sleeves s., 10 ct, /EAR. all sizes q . Black ani hese lines 0 2 & Ca EL} ater when ost people TS. gal. cer . —————— ING tment AND MISS [ATS. Street Se Onur olaim var $2 50 and uality in our coe] any idea ty. . arrived here last evening and left this . uncle who is telegraph operator there. " visit to Cental House. THE TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY..-0+++y++May , 1901 Personal Paragraphs. . W. P: Peeke of Sierra City was in this city last evening on his way to Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Nionis and family retarned home on Sunday evening’s train. Phot 5 J. H. English is here from the Ohampion mine at Maybert on a visit to his family. : F Miss Maud Jehu arrived on last RETR, eomeiee We Re. Soon . R emer ta gee en a rane es ek PE CN RAE ET CON TRS BT Rams eae Fee a "i ~ _ SACRAMENTO, May 7—While working in a tunnel near} Georgetown,Eldorado county, John F. Farnsworth was caved on and sustained injuries which will probably prove to be fatal. His hips were badly crushed and several ribs were broken. His fellow workmen released him as soon as possible. Hehas been engaged in mining for several years. evening’s train from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. John Carey went. on a visit to relatives at Oolfax Sunday, Superintendent W. M. Wilson of the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert has gone to Butte county, to visit his folks, Votes of Interest, For Life Tusurance see T. B Gray. For the best of everything in.the Mrs. Jochmus of Forest City arid ©. ‘ meat line send your orders to Naffziger, Heney were passengers on yesterday’s ing for San Francisco. Mr. Sullivan, who has been up at Towle’s, two Washington on mining business, re-. Scadden’s. turned yesterday en route to the lower country. : Mrs. Thomas Polmere,, Sr. has reNa ne turned home after a two month's visit . in to0hs and with her daughter, Mre, William MecKinley, at San Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs. Hall have returned’ to Oakland after a pleasant visit to this city. ‘ D. E. Curtis, an oil broker, is here T from Connecticut on a business trip. L. M. Hancock has returned from a business trip to San Francisco, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want Downieville stage and left thie. morn. #nything in the tobacco line. tf Fine fresh honey from Harry squares for 25 cents at a28-8t, If you should desire anything in the you should call at the the most popular resort you are always given fair treatment. , tf If you want go od coffee, or good tea the best and the cheapest, you can get it—thatis, if you send your orders to Frank W. Taylor, at the Oommercial ‘ea Co’s store, Nevada City, Giant powder headaches is quickly cured with Vinton’s Headache PowMiss Cassie Archer of North San ders. Try them. Juan is here on a visit to friends, If you want @ good, cool drink of J. Williams went up to Washington . beer—the very best in town—drop in this morning. W. Maitland has gone to San Francisco and Sacramento on a visit. from Graniteville. Hon. C. W. and see Wm. Harry. For excellent fancy sammer. drinks i call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of Chas. Travis and F, Hoffer are down . Spring and Pine streets. . m7-tf m7-tf Cross, the well known 8. L. Parsons returned this morning. attorney, formerly of this city, has to Maybert after spending a few days . formed a law partnership at San Franhere. cisco with Charles A, Oarter, formerly Fritz Meester, who has not been . g well known Judge. down from Washington for the past nine years, was here yesterday taking in the sights and returned home this morning. J. A. Morris isdown from Maybert. C0. H. Fulweiler of San Francisco artived here on last evening’s train. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bliss of San County Land the electric ton at present. A tract of land in the vicinity of Town Talk belonging to the Nevada Company is to be p latted and placed on the market when railway is commenced The land is under lease to A. D. Sut~— nd The Odd Fellows’ Hall Association elected the following Board of Directors Monday night: ©. E. Malloy, PHONE, MAIN 561. POSTUM CEREAL Bruit Cereal Prune Coffee COR-FARIN . 1S Soe eas Coffes IDrinicers ‘ PATALLY INDEED. (. te re . GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Henry Guenther, N. P. Brown, J. O. Rich, W. H. Martin.The Board organized by electing N.P. Brown, president; J. C. Rioh, secretary, and ©. E. Mulloy, treasurer. i A dance will be given at Union Hall, Indian Flat, next Saturday night, the Curry and family. Mr. Curry lost hie} its new reservoir in cause. 9-6 hie _. pected to impound voir is compieted. ten or twelve miles Another Suicide. better known as Mre. E. J. Kapper,. Josquin river. Go Save Water. Fresno, May 6—Permission has been b granted to the San Joaquin Electric Company by the Land Office at Washproceeds,of which will be given to John. ‘8éton to resume construction work on home and all its contents: by fire re-. Crane Valley, Madera county, suscently and is in need of assistance. pended about. a year ago by Federal A good time is in store for all who at—. orgerg because located on Government tend this party. Go, and help a wortbhy. jand. The new leke or reservoir ‘will cover en area of, 850 acres, and it is extide over the summer until the reserSan Fsancisco, May 6—Anna Bouley,. house on the north fork of the San ‘. Clapper Sap Homicide. Avupurn, May 5—Indian Ed shot wnd killed Ren Van Geisen near-the latter’s ranch, at Olipper Gap, thie morning The Indian came to Auburn and gave himself up. William Ragedale, the only eye-witness, telle the following story: Ragsdale and the Indian, who works for Ragsdale, lost a cow and traced the animal to Van Geisen’s ranch. The latter ordered them away with‘a rifle,and as they rode away hurled a stone at Ragsdale. The Iadian jumped from his horse and took the rifle away. They then left, going toward: home, when they were overtaken by Van Geisen, who had a pistol, There were some words,and the Inthe high Sierras ip sufficient water to The lake is about above the power committed suicide Sunday night by jumping overboard from the steamer Captain Weber, near Bradford Landthe steamer at Stockton. About 9:30] this city’ was Mrs. Granted a Divorce. Helen G. Brundage of North San ford Landing, in the Sar Joaquin river. Jagan has been granted a divorce from E. J. Kupper, of 618 Sixteenth street,. her husband, M. J. Sacramento, and the woman boarded . grounds of desertion. Frank Power of o’clock, while Kupper was absent, she/ ney, Mr. Brundage now lives in Siskiclimbed over the rail and plunged into} yii-county and made no contest. dian fired, shooting Van Geisen through the head, killing him instantly. Ragedale thinks the Indian saved his life, Both Van Geisen and Ragsdale are old residents, and reputable citizens, but it is known that they have not been the best of friends for some time. Brundage, on the To Our Customers. Brundage’s attorthe water. Kupper claimed that the woman was known as bis wife, and that they had lived together for six yeais. She was 88 years of age. James Rosewall today received a fine new surrey from below by freight. Vic Sauvee is having the upper: part of the Union Ice House fixed up in shape and will reside there with his family during the coming summer. ‘. finest lot roast, or the finest market. ee S pringLamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros. have on display the of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in-the We have recently sold our Nevada City Lumber Yard to Messrs. M. L. & D. Marsh and are anxious to close all our Nevada accounts. as soon as possible. For your convenience, we have arranged with the ‘Citizens Bank, of Nevada City, to receive money due us and receipt for thé-same. We thank you for past favors and solicit your patronage for our successors, m3-lw If you want cut of porterhouse Yours very truly. al8 Tow e Bros Co. Francisco are here spending a few days at the National Hotel. Miss Ksther Turner of San Francisco morning for Downieville to visit her Esther Turner is only nine years old and made the trip alone. J. N. Adams arrived here last evening from San Francisc) and left this}. morning for Downieville. G. O’Connor, who has been here spending a few days, left this morning for Gaston Ridge. L. J. Solari, of San Juan, who has TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Tisten to This 3 bea, Bargains 3 Ibs. 80 ct. Tea for 3 lbs. 70 ct. Tea for.. 8 Ths AO Obi Td LOR. cies. dakccawcacsdpsascvasbevactectes been to San Francisco on a visit, re3 Ibs. 60 ct. Tea for.. turned here last evening and left this 8 lbs. 50 ct. Tea for morning for home. : J. J. McCullough, who bas been here 3 lbs. 35 ct. Tea for.. spending a few days, returned this morning to North San Juan. . Geo. L. Price is here from Sacramento, W.T. Hawley of San Francisco is 60 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS . seme eer ecees corereseeeseres eoereeseues bee POO ee ee recor eoserescsees Feneeese: ees 1.90 The fact Coe r eer eereaerseseesesrerneearoees prices. Poe ores emeurerssenererssessoeenees .90 eee eereer conser e meses reseesaeseee THE ENDER OF MLERY STYLES Ladies: ing trade proves that she is leading in styles and Her motto is: ‘‘The most. stylish and best value at most reasonable prices. ~ . AND PRICES. of MISS HOEFT’S immensely increasCoffee Bargains here spending a few days. 8 lbs. 40 ct. Coffee for ....0 nee $1.00 C. A. Brundlia came in on last 3 Ibs, SBict; Cathe. fOr icc cscvsssseatsorsesscssens 85 evening’s train from Paso Robles lhe, BO Coe: FOR ccciisicasczceapevessenscceesaue 75 Bprings. BS toa. 265 ete Cotliie: for c.ccciecscssssichendeusaesec .60 “B-BBooalon of San Prosiod 6) 3 The’ 0 et Coffee [Or nana 50 (Presson ab . 3 8 lbs. 15 ct. Coffee for schicseastavahsiee.aoe See: y Miss V. Hart has returned from a Walnut Creek, May 6—Miss Ethel Mulloy of Nevada City and Miss Lucia Oliver of Oakland were the guests of Miss Ruby Burpee last week. 3 W. Durst left, this morning for a 2 9 : ae * trip: p-ham ieuiiolene, 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... ok Recai Tarun dite a, Mrs. C. Gifford left this morning for 3 10 ct. packages DAG LOT. a oacaiivsnaiesas : _a visit at Oakland where she has many 8 10-ck. bottles Extracts fOr diccichcwsihocs .25 friends. 3 25 ct. cans Baking Powde’...sseees .60 Geo. ©. Gaylord, the well know" grocery merchant, left this morning for a business trip to San Francisco. Louis Evans was over from North San Juan today. Hon. J. M. Walling and wife left this morning for Sacramento. Hon. W. D. Long left this morning for Sacramento. W. Walters left this morning for. @hina, Crockery, Glassware, Agate Ware, Lamps, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and Dishes of Every Description. Great American Importing Tea Co. Sacramento to visit his daughter, Mrs. Scheurman. ; Mrs. Dr. Bowman left this morning for Sacramento. Miss Archer is over from North San Juan. W. B, Pealse came down from Sierra City last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. Miss Clements of San Jose is here on a visit to Misses Katie and Minnie Kinkead of this city. : PURE AND DELICIOU ulated habits a Starting a Spice Bargains 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice.... prices range to 35 4+ SEVERAL TIMES We ‘have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFIGE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for féar that it might be forgotten we desire to again impress on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary A. & H. W. HARTUNG, are well known for their good works, well regnd handsome appearance. t S cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the 25. Watchmakers. ste enese: cesccrscecsscsscsscccssess, NOVAdS Oity ,Cal —————-— LISTHN TO THIS Prices Cut 20 to 33% off REGULA R PRICES { MASO Pine St., BUILDING Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains NIC Nevada City ~ EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FREB Teas, Coffees, Spices. ITH Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With local applications, as they can hot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitunal disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Core is taken internally, aud acts di‘rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this Country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of one of the best tonics known, dombined with the best blood purifiers, acting diTectly on the mucous surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two intedients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrb. Send tor testimonials free. F. J. OHENEY & 0O., Props Pointers About Coffee. Stylish Pa rasols and Umbrellas) SNELL @ FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS What we are showing in our PARASOL and UMBRELLA Department Are the styles which will be popular ~ this season. ™The Parasols.are the daintiest things iMaginable. Every shade of silk has been used. Some plain, some neatly figured. Some of the sun shades are hemmed with shirred ribbon in bow_ knot pattern. Many are offered at lees than fair prices. “WHAT PURITY AND FRAGRANCE are a two strong points about our COFFEES And should recummend them .to all]: lovers of this refreshing and stimulating beverage. They poesess strength, also. This insures economy. Being absolutely free from adulteration they are the best for both weak and strong. SIGOURNEY, . Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 76c. Hall's Family Pills are the: best. CASH GROCER. . DO YOU WANT” Is the only question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA FLAVOR PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. [The Handsomest Woman n Nevada Oannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. 50c. a package. erman, sole agent. tf Helena state that Mrs. Cronje, wife of the Boer General, has become mentally unbalanced owing to her experiencesin the war and her life in her prison home at Deadwood. She imagines that she is tne ex-Emprese Eugenie of France. Five other prisoners also have Mrs. Cronje, a typical Boer housewife, ie devoted to her husband and followed him into exile with their child. The women of France, in ad* miration of. her conduct, raised $6800 end presented her with a magnificent heart-shaped locket, jeweled and surrounded with rays of glory, violets and roses. BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, CAL Urs. Cronje Insane. AMSTERDAM, May 6—Advices from St. Ohe Animal Show. Another large Crowd Witnesses the Fine Performance. Norris & Rowe’s big trained animal show drew a very large crowd last night and all who appreciate the intelligence of animals enjoyed themselves greatly. The band played during the performance and during no time was there any wait or delay. The performing seals were a genuine novelty and won much well deserved applause. Near the close of the performance some very exciting chariot and hurdle races were given. The closing act was avery realistic fire scene in which dogs and monkeys acted as firemea and policemen, handling the minjature fire apparatus with astonishing skill. The bigh jumping by the hounds’ was the best ever seen here and took. the attention, of the dog fanciers.’ Fargo, the small elephant, performed his part perfectly, as did also the ponies, dogs and monkeys. Taken all in all it was the best show ‘of ite kind ever given here. ‘his evening they will appear at Grass Valley. Boer become insane. City Lane’s Tea The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor will bold their regular. weekly meeting this evening. As business of much importance is to come up every member is requested to be present. It ‘purifies the blood, Price 25c. and For sale by H. DickDiamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes eng Pia —AT— C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can —AT— Jacksons Beehive Grocery A Large Shell Given With Each Can. Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale } Burnetls Ale & Porter ISO A Ee XS’ss WrhOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. These hot days. Of course there.is Ice Cream and Ice Cream, but you’re always sure of getting the right sort with the genuine article. not in the way-of flavoring at Berries and what . 18 Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. STRONG SHOES ----5 or Box7sWe have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe. that TLL . E -75 TO $2, according to size. Alsoan bal fo et) Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes Foley's Ice A Cream Parlors, In the Istest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Cait. Price trom $2 50 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. 2 bere Bee he naa ree i at eee S Ete SG eae ee

Posed strifs AY'S. Session . Of the dele, ertion, — © County Boo, 1 to seek rec to secure thirty Sa eir wives. . @ law mak ” PUNishablet ; enitentinry fron. Of cen tency inquent hay, . to the State ta imily, ng sleeves ts, long sleeves s., 10 ct, /EAR. all sizes q . Black ani hese lines 0 2 & Ca EL} ater when ost people TS. gal. cer . —————— ING tment AND MISS [ATS. Street Se Onur olaim var $2 50 and uality in our coe] any idea ty. . arrived here last evening and left this . uncle who is telegraph operator there. " visit to Cental House. THE TRANSCRIPT, TUESDAY....-0+++y++May , 1901 Personal Paragraphs. . W. P: Peeke of Sierra City was in this city last evening on his way to Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Nionis and family retarned home on Sunday evening’s train. Phot 5 J. H. English is here from the Ohampion mine at Maybert on a visit to his family. : F Miss Maud Jehu arrived on last RETR, eomeiee We Re. Soon . R emer ta gee en a rane es ek PE CN RAE ET CON TRS BT Rams eae Fee a "i ~ _ SACRAMENTO, May 7—While working in a tunnel near} Georgetown,Eldorado county, John F. Farnsworth was caved on and sustained injuries which will probably prove to be fatal. His hips were badly crushed and several ribs were broken. His fellow workmen released him as soon as possible. Hehas been engaged in mining for several years. evening’s train from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. John Carey went. on a visit to relatives at Oolfax Sunday, Superintendent W. M. Wilson of the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert has gone to Butte county, to visit his folks, Votes of Interest, For Life Tusurance see T. B Gray. For the best of everything in.the Mrs. Jochmus of Forest City arid ©. ‘ meat line send your orders to Naffziger, Heney were passengers on yesterday’s ing for San Francisco. Mr. Sullivan, who has been up at Towle’s, two Washington on mining business, re-. Scadden’s. turned yesterday en route to the lower country. : Mrs. Thomas Polmere,, Sr. has reNa ne turned home after a two month's visit . in to0hs and with her daughter, Mre, William MecKinley, at San Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs. Hall have returned’ to Oakland after a pleasant visit to this city. ‘ D. E. Curtis, an oil broker, is here T from Connecticut on a business trip. L. M. Hancock has returned from a business trip to San Francisco, Call on Ed Schmidt when you want Downieville stage and left thie. morn. #nything in the tobacco line. tf Fine fresh honey from Harry squares for 25 cents at a28-8t, If you should desire anything in the you should call at the the most popular resort you are always given fair treatment. , tf If you want go od coffee, or good tea the best and the cheapest, you can get it—thatis, if you send your orders to Frank W. Taylor, at the Oommercial ‘ea Co’s store, Nevada City, Giant powder headaches is quickly cured with Vinton’s Headache PowMiss Cassie Archer of North San ders. Try them. Juan is here on a visit to friends, If you want @ good, cool drink of J. Williams went up to Washington . beer—the very best in town—drop in this morning. W. Maitland has gone to San Francisco and Sacramento on a visit. from Graniteville. Hon. C. W. and see Wm. Harry. For excellent fancy sammer. drinks i call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of Chas. Travis and F, Hoffer are down . Spring and Pine streets. . m7-tf m7-tf Cross, the well known 8. L. Parsons returned this morning. attorney, formerly of this city, has to Maybert after spending a few days . formed a law partnership at San Franhere. cisco with Charles A, Oarter, formerly Fritz Meester, who has not been . g well known Judge. down from Washington for the past nine years, was here yesterday taking in the sights and returned home this morning. J. A. Morris isdown from Maybert. C0. H. Fulweiler of San Francisco artived here on last evening’s train. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bliss of San County Land the electric ton at present. A tract of land in the vicinity of Town Talk belonging to the Nevada Company is to be p latted and placed on the market when railway is commenced The land is under lease to A. D. Sut~— nd The Odd Fellows’ Hall Association elected the following Board of Directors Monday night: ©. E. Malloy, PHONE, MAIN 561. POSTUM CEREAL Bruit Cereal Prune Coffee COR-FARIN . 1S Soe eas Coffes IDrinicers ‘ PATALLY INDEED. (. te re . GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, Henry Guenther, N. P. Brown, J. O. Rich, W. H. Martin.The Board organized by electing N.P. Brown, president; J. C. Rioh, secretary, and ©. E. Mulloy, treasurer. i A dance will be given at Union Hall, Indian Flat, next Saturday night, the Curry and family. Mr. Curry lost hie} its new reservoir in cause. 9-6 hie _. pected to impound voir is compieted. ten or twelve miles Another Suicide. better known as Mre. E. J. Kapper,. Josquin river. Go Save Water. Fresno, May 6—Permission has been b granted to the San Joaquin Electric Company by the Land Office at Washproceeds,of which will be given to John. ‘8éton to resume construction work on home and all its contents: by fire re-. Crane Valley, Madera county, suscently and is in need of assistance. pended about. a year ago by Federal A good time is in store for all who at—. orgerg because located on Government tend this party. Go, and help a wortbhy. jand. The new leke or reservoir ‘will cover en area of, 850 acres, and it is extide over the summer until the reserSan Fsancisco, May 6—Anna Bouley,. house on the north fork of the San ‘. Clapper Sap Homicide. Avupurn, May 5—Indian Ed shot wnd killed Ren Van Geisen near-the latter’s ranch, at Olipper Gap, thie morning The Indian came to Auburn and gave himself up. William Ragedale, the only eye-witness, telle the following story: Ragsdale and the Indian, who works for Ragsdale, lost a cow and traced the animal to Van Geisen’s ranch. The latter ordered them away with‘a rifle,and as they rode away hurled a stone at Ragsdale. The Iadian jumped from his horse and took the rifle away. They then left, going toward: home, when they were overtaken by Van Geisen, who had a pistol, There were some words,and the Inthe high Sierras ip sufficient water to The lake is about above the power committed suicide Sunday night by jumping overboard from the steamer Captain Weber, near Bradford Landthe steamer at Stockton. About 9:30] this city’ was Mrs. Granted a Divorce. Helen G. Brundage of North San ford Landing, in the Sar Joaquin river. Jagan has been granted a divorce from E. J. Kupper, of 618 Sixteenth street,. her husband, M. J. Sacramento, and the woman boarded . grounds of desertion. Frank Power of o’clock, while Kupper was absent, she/ ney, Mr. Brundage now lives in Siskiclimbed over the rail and plunged into} yii-county and made no contest. dian fired, shooting Van Geisen through the head, killing him instantly. Ragedale thinks the Indian saved his life, Both Van Geisen and Ragsdale are old residents, and reputable citizens, but it is known that they have not been the best of friends for some time. Brundage, on the To Our Customers. Brundage’s attorthe water. Kupper claimed that the woman was known as bis wife, and that they had lived together for six yeais. She was 88 years of age. James Rosewall today received a fine new surrey from below by freight. Vic Sauvee is having the upper: part of the Union Ice House fixed up in shape and will reside there with his family during the coming summer. ‘. finest lot roast, or the finest market. ee S pringLamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros. have on display the of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to Colley Bros., who always aim to keep the choicest meats to be had in-the We have recently sold our Nevada City Lumber Yard to Messrs. M. L. & D. Marsh and are anxious to close all our Nevada accounts. as soon as possible. For your convenience, we have arranged with the ‘Citizens Bank, of Nevada City, to receive money due us and receipt for thé-same. We thank you for past favors and solicit your patronage for our successors, m3-lw If you want cut of porterhouse Yours very truly. al8 Tow e Bros Co. Francisco are here spending a few days at the National Hotel. Miss Ksther Turner of San Francisco morning for Downieville to visit her Esther Turner is only nine years old and made the trip alone.

J. N. Adams arrived here last evening from San Francisc) and left this}. morning for Downieville. G. O’Connor, who has been here spending a few days, left this morning for Gaston Ridge. L. J. Solari, of San Juan, who has TALK ABOUT BARGAINS Tisten to This 3 bea, Bargains 3 Ibs. 80 ct. Tea for 3 lbs. 70 ct. Tea for... 8 Ths AO Obi Td LOR. cies. dakccawcacsdpsascvasbevactectes been to San Francisco on a visit, re3 Ibs. 60 ct. Tea for... turned here last evening and left this 8 lbs. 50 ct. Tea for morning for home. : J. J. McCullough, who bas been here 3 lbs. 35 ct. Tea for... spending a few days, returned this morning to North San Juan. . Geo. L. Price is here from Sacramento, W.T. Hawley of San Francisco is 60 VARIETIES to SELECT FROM. EVERY KIND of TEA THAT GROWS . seme eer ecees corereseeeseres eoereeseues bee POO ee ee recor eoserescsees Feneeese: ees 1.90 The fact Coe r eer eereaerseseesesrerneearoees prices. Poe ores emeurerssenererssessoeenees .90 eee eereer conser e meses reseesaeseee THE ENDER OF MLERY STYLES Ladies: ing trade proves that she is leading in styles and Her motto is: ‘‘The most. stylish and best value at most reasonable prices. ~ . AND PRICES. of MISS HOEFT’S immensely increasCoffee Bargains here spending a few days. 8 lbs. 40 ct. Coffee for ........0 nee $1.00 C. A. Brundlia came in on last 3 Ibs, SBict; Cathe. fOr icc cscvsssseatsorsesscssens 85 evening’s train from Paso Robles lhe, BO Coe: FOR ccciisicasczceapevessenscceesaue 75 Bprings. BS toa. 265 ete Cotliie: for c.ccciecscssssichendeusaesec .60 “B-BBooalon of San Prosiod 6) 3 The’ 0 et Coffee [Or nana 50 (Presson ab . 3 8 lbs. 15 ct. Coffee for schicseastavahsiee.aoe See: y Miss V. Hart has returned from a Walnut Creek, May 6—Miss Ethel Mulloy of Nevada City and Miss Lucia Oliver of Oakland were the guests of Miss Ruby Burpee last week. 3 W. Durst left, this morning for a 2 9 : ae * trip: p-ham ieuiiolene, 25 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... ok Recai Tarun dite a, Mrs. C. Gifford left this morning for 3 10 ct. packages DAG LOT. a oacaiivsnaiesas : _a visit at Oakland where she has many 8 10-ck. bottles Extracts fOr diccichcwsihocs .25 friends. 3 25 ct. cans Baking Powde’......sseees .60 Geo. ©. Gaylord, the well know" grocery merchant, left this morning for a business trip to San Francisco. Louis Evans was over from North San Juan today. Hon. J. M. Walling and wife left this morning for Sacramento. Hon. W. D. Long left this morning for Sacramento. W. Walters left this morning for. @hina, Crockery, Glassware, Agate Ware, Lamps, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and Dishes of Every Description. Great American Importing Tea Co. Sacramento to visit his daughter, Mrs. Scheurman. ; Mrs. Dr. Bowman left this morning for Sacramento. Miss Archer is over from North San Juan. W. B, Pealse came down from Sierra City last evening and left this morning for San Francisco. Miss Clements of San Jose is here on a visit to Misses Katie and Minnie Kinkead of this city. : PURE AND DELICIOU ulated habits a Starting a Spice Bargains 15 ct. cans of any kind of Spice....... prices range to 35 4+ SEVERAL TIMES We ‘have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFIGE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for féar that it might be forgotten we desire to again impress on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary A. & H. W. HARTUNG, are well known for their good works, well regnd handsome appearance. t S cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the 25. Watchmakers. ste enese: cesccrscecsscsscsscccssess, NOVAdS Oity ,Cal —————-— LISTHN TO THIS Prices Cut 20 to 33% off REGULA R PRICES { MASO Pine St., BUILDING Come Just to Look at Values and Bargains NIC Nevada City ~ EXTRA LOT NEW PREMIUMS FREB Teas, Coffees, Spices. ITH Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With local applications, as they can hot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitunal disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Core is taken internally, aud acts di‘rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this Country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of one of the best tonics known, dombined with the best blood purifiers, acting diTectly on the mucous surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two intedients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrb. Send tor testimonials free. F. J. OHENEY & 0O., Props Pointers About Coffee. Stylish Pa rasols and Umbrellas) SNELL @ FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS What we are showing in our PARASOL and UMBRELLA Department Are the styles which will be popular ~ this season. ™The Parasols.are the daintiest things iMaginable. Every shade of silk has been used. Some plain, some neatly figured. Some of the sun shades are hemmed with shirred ribbon in bow_ knot pattern. Many are offered at lees than fair prices. “WHAT PURITY AND FRAGRANCE are a two strong points about our COFFEES And should recummend them .to all]: lovers of this refreshing and stimulating beverage. They poesess strength, also. This insures economy. Being absolutely free from adulteration they are the best for both weak and strong. SIGOURNEY, . Toledo, O Sold by druggists, price 76c. Hall's Family Pills are the: best. CASH GROCER. . DO YOU WANT” Is the only question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA FLAVOR PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. [The Handsomest Woman n Nevada Oannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. clears up the complexion, and gives you a good appetite. 50c. a package. erman, sole agent. tf Helena state that Mrs. Cronje, wife of the Boer General, has become mentally unbalanced owing to her experiencesin the war and her life in her prison home at Deadwood. She imagines that she is tne ex-Emprese Eugenie of France. Five other prisoners also have Mrs. Cronje, a typical Boer housewife, ie devoted to her husband and followed him into exile with their child. The women of France, in ad* miration of. her conduct, raised $6800 end presented her with a magnificent heart-shaped locket, jeweled and surrounded with rays of glory, violets and roses. BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, CAL Urs. Cronje Insane. AMSTERDAM, May 6—Advices from St. Ohe Animal Show. Another large Crowd Witnesses the Fine Performance. Norris & Rowe’s big trained animal show drew a very large crowd last night and all who appreciate the intelligence of animals enjoyed themselves greatly. The band played during the performance and during no time was there any wait or delay. The performing seals were a genuine novelty and won much well deserved applause. Near the close of the performance some very exciting chariot and hurdle races were given. The closing act was avery realistic fire scene in which dogs and monkeys acted as firemea and policemen, handling the minjature fire apparatus with astonishing skill. The bigh jumping by the hounds’ was the best ever seen here and took. the attention, of the dog fanciers.’ Fargo, the small elephant, performed his part perfectly, as did also the ponies, dogs and monkeys. Taken all in all it was the best show ‘of ite kind ever given here. ‘his evening they will appear at Grass Valley. Boer become insane. City Lane’s Tea The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor will bold their regular. weekly meeting this evening. As business of much importance is to come up every member is requested to be present. It ‘purifies the blood, Price 25c. and For sale by H. DickDiamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes eng Pia —AT— C. J. BRAND’S JEWELRY STORE New, novel and unique. Call and see them. Silver Cream to Polish Silverware, 25 CENTS A BOTTLE. SOMETHING NEW! Abalone, 20 cts. per can —AT— Jacksons Beehive Grocery A Large Shell Given With Each Can. Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale } Burnetls Ale & Porter ISO A Ee XS’ss WrhOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. These hot days. Of course there.is Ice Cream and Ice Cream, but you’re always sure of getting the right sort with the genuine article. not in the way-of flavoring at Berries and what . 18 Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. STRONG SHOES ----5 or Box7sWe have just received the “NEVER RIP” SOHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS They are just what the name implies—a shoe. that TLL . E -75 TO $2, according to size. Alsoan bal fo et) Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes Foley's Ice A Cream Parlors, In the Istest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Cait. Price trom $2 50 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. 2 bere Bee he naa ree i at eee S Ete SG eae ee