May 8, 1899 (4 pages)

were marrir4y, by Rev. J. Sims at tlie day evening, mat Sat d eis annual. May. April 26th, ‘The next day two Popalar Young People of This! ana Op parsonage on Wednes. Mr. Williams, who had’ been in the em: . : Pitas} _. . We acquired Porto Rico and the Philip-. , . Pines im the same way we acquired New . conquest of the sword \NCE—20° ana faney dane. ON: very popular with his associates. Se he BRIRFMENTION, Rea ee cents ears ot ; “Minor Hotes and Comments of Local Orchestra. ae ploy of Wells, Farge & Oo. at this city for two years, went away and now has a position’as helper em the railroad . vening at the theater by a most inbetween Sacramento and Dunsmuir, . telligent end’ appreciative audience The wedding was somewhat’ of a sur-. After a program consisting of “Diat prise all around, and not until today . 80108 by Misses Minnie Brand of was it known outside of the family, . °lty. and. Mamie Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Williams have been . Valley, @ vocal.duet by among vur most popular young people: Schroeder and. rude Grace, us Mrs. Williams was familiarly . ¥0C@! solo by Miss Mitchell ot is a lady of refinement and high social . Charmingly rendered, Hon. standing. She is a sister to Mrs. Thos. ord with a few patriotic 8. Ford. Mr. Williams is u bright,. °bosen words introduced the lecturer. genial gentleman of good habits and. The lecture that followed was pronounced by'all’a grand treat, eloquent, thoroughly interesting and instructive, . Mr. Platt advanced .the most forceful the most gracefal, rounded periods. He opened ‘his addrées with a panoi of £ E , Interest. . . . pemnie review of Spain since the time/ mit corruption and inefficiency to sap . Roberts the demurrer to the complaint t Columbus, following with a chronoates seersGen Games es ". A Large Batch of Business TransMexico, rece wasn ae ee itd acted in the Superior Court. ‘we admit them as States? Shall we some form of Territorial Government such as we have been and are now uspeople. The defendant said he had been unable to geta lawyer. His honor stated he would appoint one and the ing elsewhere ? [ease then went over till ten o’clock to“No man, neither the President nor . morrow morning, Lie aay Senator, Congressman or college. This afternoon Judge Nilon named ‘president can yet predict what policy . John R. Tyrrell of Grass Valley as we shall pursue as to the Philippiges, . Moore’s attorney, Mr. Tyrrell defended: how long we shall remain. there,. the “last impecunious defendant (an whether we will adopt the plan we. Indian) that was tried for murder here have obliguted durselves to carry out . and secured his acquittal. in Cuba. Congress alone can decide. In the matter of the estate of Wm. this, Hi Kilroy, Moore’s victim, John P. _ ‘Phis nation by this war and its con. Kilroy, hié brother, was appointed adquests has placed itself in the service . ministrator with bond fixed at $350. of @ great cause, and it will ‘never per-. In the case of McCharies against the strength of its institutions and . was overruled by consent and defendof murdering Policeman Kilroy, 'District Attorney Power appeared for the] For Life Insurance see T.Br Gray, . . Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. RAR : ne list t. Summer citunte: 25 abate & pale At the nation to the rule of Spain in Cuba, w en stmen Rosenberg Bros. ne Eastern pickled pork and pigs. at J. J. Jackson’s. House and lot for sale, Enquire of tf feet tfGeorge ©. Gaylord. mé6-tf For Valenciennes and torchon laces’ try the Racket Store. mé-tf Y’ _ ‘Star Creamery butter, sold by Gayts lord & Son, is the best. i ae The city schools re-opened today after a week’s mid-term vacation. ©. Moses Eastman of North San Juan has been admitted to the County Hospital. © Ticket No. 34, held by John O’Donnell, won a brussels carpet raffled yes-. tered by Mrs. Batti * Mrs. Vivian Stevens and: family -today removed from Piety Hilbto Elijah Booth’s house on Pine street. An elegant line of silk waists of the: newest pattern and latest cuts have just been received by Snell & Fleming. ‘Lhe case of samuel Granger vs. Wm. G. Richards atd others has been set for heuring in the Supreme Court’on May llth. Whe funerals of David’ W. Lord and Peter McUovern yesterday were well attended. Rev. J. Sims preached the. sermon at the former. : Charles Tegier, the baker, has had a handsome new delivery. wagon made at Seaman’s factory. He will put it on the road the latier part of this week. . The new barter shop:of:O, B, Wild is one of the finest north of Sacramento. ‘Scrupulots cleanliness and first-class work guaranteed. Inspection invited. tf -An entertainment will be given by Nevada City Council, A. L. of H., on> Thursday evening the 18th instant. The committee will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. George Grissel.> Deputy Sheriff Pascoe has bought from Mrs. Delia Joy her lot on Pine street near suspension bridge and will build a house there, Mrs. Joy is going back to her former home at’ Detroit, Michigan, to live. The Armory Hall Association will nt to you -ORSETS fournals of when Jefferson called the attention of . dertaking the responsibilities of its nt: was given fifteen days to answer. The hearing of the crosscomplaint} the the divorce case of William Best Jr. against Margaret Best was overruled. erts was set for trial on Thursday, the 18th instant, —_-GRASS, VAGLEY NEWS, © A Day's Recor Over The Telephone. W. J. Mortis.and-wife have retu: from their wedding trip. ‘Miss Jane Whale ered from the diphtheria. Mrs. Charles W. Kitts will arrive here this evening from Berkley on a visit. The funeral of Thomas ‘Merrifield yesterday afternoon was largely attended. sale, his bond being placed at) , opposition having been filed by some . ; Trg BO Roh Lg > 2 has about recovreviewed subsequent adtions to show that this country has been preparing for a century for the war.that. finally came. He noted the J opposition that has always been evidenced in this country against changes and. showed .that Clay and. Webster, like many others,were “false prophets.” He held that the war, the consequences of which. .no one could foresee, and “man’s inhumanity to man,” had to be eonducted as war. It opened a Pandora’s box and out of it came a score ‘of causations which have thrown this country into an inter, . Dational arena. We have to consider . the commerce of the future, and we . must cast a big shadow on the mirror of the future or.none at all, ‘Mr. Platt reviewed the aiguments of the antiannexationists and said that in his: opinion we were not breaking away from: the policy outlined in the muchiquoted address‘of ‘Washington or from the Monroe doctrine. We do not want to mix in alliances, nor will we-perinit further colonization on this continent. Our hand is on the plow and we must follow the farrow. to the end. The wind is off shore, we must take advantage of it and steer our ship of Stat@ by the star of destiny. ; He said that he can prove that every step taken by the United Statee was in . keeping with the Constitution, and, furthermore that the United States in asked the consent of the governed any more than it bad of the people of any other -territory .tbat-had been added since the’ time of “Washington. He laughingly remarked that those who advance that. hysterical contention should remember that in this country there are a good manymillion women whose consent to be governed had never been asked. . “The fact is” Mr. Platt said, “this Government is ran on practical principles, and it will never do, as Dr. Jordan suggests to ‘steal.out of the Orient some dark night as dramatically and as quietly as we slipped in. Who would believe that this Nation would do anything 80 cowardly, 80 igneble as to steal away from a land where our flag had been raised in a country wet with the blood of hersoldiers and leave ~administra-}— which was “commenced because of. / acquiring new possessions had not): this city, died Saturday in San Bernardtheir graves untended. No, President ino county. He lived here twenty years McKinley told the whole story in that ago, yan he was foreman of Jacobs &. ~-.a¢ speech of his in Boston. It will Sargent’s hydraulic mine -at Quaker), now, as it bas always been. The of Jane and W.G. Richards in the case of Bennallack against. Richards was WILL HAVE A G00D ‘BAND. the 23d instant. a acrwit as Im the case of M. Hussey of Willow Two of Our Local Brass Bands Will) vattey against the Texas Mining Company, who are alleged in the complaint Consolidate. to be trespassing on plaintiff ’s ground, Nevada City contains it seems that the . sont and ten days was given defendant town ought at all times to have a good . to answer. brass band. We have had some ex-. he first semi-annual account of the ceptionally fine bands at different times . pxecutor of the estate of the late Jobat the organizations kept shifting. hanna Henderson was settled. The esso mach that after a few months time . tate is worth over $34,000. the bands would become so changed in} John Davis was granted letters of adtheir make-up as to lose much of their} ministration on the estate of the late merit as musical combinations. Un-. Henry Davis, his son, a bond of $1,200 til recently there have been two regubeing required. lar bands, but at present the member-. [nthe matter of the estate of the ship is scattered and practice meetings . jate Mary O. Wicks, the sale of real eshave been given up. A short time ago} tate near the North Star mine to Jas. when Nevada Commandery went to/ Dp. Hague for $500 was confirmed. Sacramento it required considerable} ©. G, Weistnburger, the administrarustling to geta band together to go; tor of the estate’ of the late 8S. M. with them. Shurtleff, was discharged. Phil Goyne bas withdrawn from the. An amended decree of distribution leadership of the band with which he. was issued in the matter of the estate has been connected so many years, and . of William Whitesides, deceased, In a plan is nqw on foot to consolidate . tne old probate court in 1878 a certain this organization and the Independent lot in Grass Valley was erroneously band of which Richard Veale is di-. distributed and the error was but rerector, thus giving Nevada City one cently discovered. The present action placed on the calendar for Tuesday, . Hon. John F. Kidder has definitely concluded to begin the erection of a theater about August Ist. The diamond at Watt Park was muddy. yesterday, so the ball game between the Monarchs and the Grass Valleys was postporied. Wn. McCauley was arrested today for-attempting Saturday night to kick open the door of a Boston Ravine saloon. ‘ There was a lively fight late yesterday afternoon betweem several young men, and some of them have black eyes today. No arrests. Joseph Jatunn, a native of Missouri, aged 68 years, died yesterday at his place on Rattlesnake creek and was buried today. He leaves a widow. Charles Morehouse, who has been under treatmentat Byron Springs for inflammatory rheumatism, has returned somewhat improved. He isa clerk. in the Narrow Gauge depot here. — 4 Be _Bishop Moreland Coming. Right Rev. Bishop Moreland will be here on Whit Sunday, the 2ist instant, and will confirm a number of persons at Trinity Episcopal church on that morning. Outhe preceding Friday or Saturdayevening a reception will be tendered to him, ZL large aggregation of first-class musicians. This combiuation ought to give} . us one of the finest bands in the interior of the State. The new band will After Six Years of Intense Suffering, Promptly Cured be in good trim for the Fourth of July. By S. 5. 5. Yesterday’s Ball Game. stantly sappin be eliminated At Glenbrook @Park. yesterday the Ssaweeds defeated the Guo Goos ‘by a score of twéive to five, bert. Steger was ump Up tothe seventh inning game closely contested, the score then being three to five. The Goo Goos still cling to the notion that they can defeat their young opponents and . announce their anxiety to play them again for $20 aside. can have any effect. There is no uncertainty about Hail Sick . rohan Many persons have their good testimony of those who have “For w but did me no good. I then entire circulation is in a depraved condition. are a severe drain upon the system, and are conaway the vitality. In every case the poison must, rom the blood, and no amount of external treatment made for it is backed up garbody by convincing and know. of its virtues by experience. Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va., writes: sie yoore I had an obstinate, ape at times caused me intense su while that I was wholly unfit for t. doctors treated me constantly tried various blood ramedies, stretch in meet tonight. It is expected that the é stretched hall will be remodeled and improved this summer by. raising the roof, exoO’ : e 8 of tending the gallery clear around and a lining the stracture with ornamental iron. Michael O’Brien, a former resident of: w Today. . lots of them. Hill. He married Miss Mary Coughlan . zs CO. of thiscity. The wife and six children survive him. : —_—— -—+ 0@e--A Land Mark, . In George E. Turner’s house lot on Aristocracy Hill isa pine tree over 150 feet high and as straight as an arrow. It shaded the premises more than Mr. Turner.liked, sohe had Joe O’Connell and Oharles Ashburn Jt. line men of the Sunset Telephone Company, trim off all the branches to within fifteen feet of the top. It now looks like a flagstaff surmounted by a plume, and attracts mach attention. A Freak of Lightning. During the ‘storm of Friday night lightning*strack.the top of a fir tree at Moore’s Fiat and set it afire. The uprd rec years, and it was At the Traps Yesterday. ing. caret a came second with 19 points. A VEGETABLE —Hiood’s Pills. Ww Paul Schoen, the piano here in a few days._ ass. per portion of the tree, which was over 150 feet high, had been dead for burning briskly when ibe stage left there Saturday morning. The members of the new Gan Clab are improving rapidly in trap-shootYesterday A.B. Wolf led with 20 "possible 25 and Ed Schmidt cathartic that can be relied upon to do its work thoroughly . tuner, will be eae W D. Vinton’s, as’ be does not canD. Vinton’s, : : day and their bad day. Others’ ~ are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food does not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is.a burden. . public conscience of this country has never been aroused and failed. Imperialism,if it must be called so, will be for the benefit of the coumtry. I believe we will be equal to any of the complications. We will never forget that ours is a Governmeat of thé people, for the'peaple, by the people, and instead of a despotic imperialism we} will-have a broader democracy.” ‘What 2 bed aaa all this? GEMS FROM THE LECTUBE. And the no ome The following extracts taken at random from the lecture are notable for their wisdom and common sense: Washington and Monroe were wise in their day and generation, but their day is not forever. Constitutions and policies were made for countries, and not. countries for constitutions and policies. No longer shall dead hands extend their fleshless fingers from century-old graves like skeleton guides to point the living present to any inexorable The war, not imperialism, has led to the acquisition of territory away from this continent. Cuba we have not anhexed, but we will. “x ' The objection is made that we have gone outside of the Constitution in the acquisition of these islands. I claim that éverything that has been done in the acquisition of new territories has been done within the Constitution. T admit, however, that if the Constitation had not positively forbidden them, 4)l these things would still have hapeae nich aan sig thro which is are ran Gan the body, When all impurities are removed from . the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure. : If there is co take Ayer’s Pills. They-awaken the drowsy action of the liver; they cure biliousness. Write to owr Doctor. ¢ pened. . The Constitution vests the sole and exclusive answer to these questions in Congresss ha ‘= = to di ve ‘ o dispose of and make all Caedtut rales and ‘egulations respecting the territory without mended that I: concluded to wonderful. It seemed to get disease pletely cured.”. Swift's s. S. S. FOR §. 8. was so highly.» ¥ it, and the effect was ght at the seat of the . ‘and force the poison out, and I was soon com’s Specific— ‘SORE 3 ANKLE. Obstinate sores and ulcers which refuse to heal under ordinary treatment soon become chronic agree: the seated, and are a sure si They the merits of 8. 8S. 8. ; every claim cured by it ulcer on my ering. I was .Fecom-THE BLOOD —drives out every trace of impurity in the blood, and in this bis cures: permanentl is he cals blood remedy tains not a. particle of potas cures Contagious Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Sores, Ulcers, Boils, or any other blood trouble. can take its upon 8. S.8,; nothin Valuable books mailed free by S the most obstinate, deep-seated sore or ulcer. teed purely vegetable, and con, mercury, or other mineral. 8.8.8 Scrofula, Cancer, Catarrh, Eczema, Insist lace. 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TD Has our line of Gold : and : Silver : Watches been worthy of praise but consider th proont assortment an being eames y meritor 3 and elegant, oe the eee Ladies’ Watches are particularly beautiful.” We: , carry the ’ LSWe: alan STANDARD ELECTRIC CLOCKS which require .no pions Miles ne ————e * more aveurate than the market ; have no springs to break no weights to fall. Successors to F, C. Luetje, H. W. Hartung,’ ame

were marrir4y, by Rev. J. Sims at tlie day evening, mat Sat d eis annual. May. April 26th, ‘The next day two Popalar Young People of This! ana Op parsonage on Wednes. Mr. Williams, who had’ been in the em: . : Pitas} _. . We acquired Porto Rico and the Philip-. , . Pines im the same way we acquired New . conquest of the sword \NCE—20° ana faney dane. ON: very popular with his associates. Se he BRIRFMENTION, Rea ee cents ears ot ; “Minor Hotes and Comments of Local Orchestra. ae ploy of Wells, Farge & Oo. at this city for two years, went away and now has a position’as helper em the railroad . vening at the theater by a most inbetween Sacramento and Dunsmuir, . telligent end’ appreciative audience The wedding was somewhat’ of a sur-. After a program consisting of “Diat prise all around, and not until today . 80108 by Misses Minnie Brand of was it known outside of the family, . °lty. and. Mamie Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Williams have been . Valley, @ vocal.duet by among vur most popular young people: Schroeder and. rude Grace, us Mrs. Williams was familiarly . ¥0C@! solo by Miss Mitchell ot is a lady of refinement and high social . Charmingly rendered, Hon. standing. She is a sister to Mrs. Thos. ord with a few patriotic 8. Ford. Mr. Williams is u bright,. °bosen words introduced the lecturer. genial gentleman of good habits and. The lecture that followed was pronounced by'all’a grand treat, eloquent, thoroughly interesting and instructive, . Mr. Platt advanced .the most forceful the most gracefal, rounded periods. He opened ‘his addrées with a panoi of £ E , Interest. . . . pemnie review of Spain since the time/ mit corruption and inefficiency to sap . Roberts the demurrer to the complaint t Columbus, following with a chronoates seersGen Games es ". A Large Batch of Business TransMexico, rece wasn ae ee itd acted in the Superior Court. ‘we admit them as States? Shall we some form of Territorial Government such as we have been and are now uspeople. The defendant said he had been unable to geta lawyer. His honor stated he would appoint one and the ing elsewhere ? [ease then went over till ten o’clock to“No man, neither the President nor . morrow morning, Lie aay Senator, Congressman or college. This afternoon Judge Nilon named ‘president can yet predict what policy . John R. Tyrrell of Grass Valley as we shall pursue as to the Philippiges, . Moore’s attorney, Mr. Tyrrell defended: how long we shall remain. there,. the “last impecunious defendant (an whether we will adopt the plan we. Indian) that was tried for murder here have obliguted durselves to carry out . and secured his acquittal. in Cuba. Congress alone can decide. In the matter of the estate of Wm. this, Hi Kilroy, Moore’s victim, John P. _ ‘Phis nation by this war and its con. Kilroy, hié brother, was appointed adquests has placed itself in the service . ministrator with bond fixed at $350. of @ great cause, and it will ‘never per-. In the case of McCharies against the strength of its institutions and . was overruled by consent and defendof murdering Policeman Kilroy, 'District Attorney Power appeared for the] For Life Insurance see T.Br Gray, . . Dr. Wagner, physician and surgeon. RAR : ne list t. Summer citunte: 25 abate & pale At the nation to the rule of Spain in Cuba, w en stmen Rosenberg Bros. ne Eastern pickled pork and pigs. at J. J. Jackson’s. House and lot for sale, Enquire of tf feet tfGeorge ©. Gaylord. mé6-tf For Valenciennes and torchon laces’ try the Racket Store. mé-tf Y’ _ ‘Star Creamery butter, sold by Gayts lord & Son, is the best. i ae The city schools re-opened today after a week’s mid-term vacation. ©. Moses Eastman of North San Juan has been admitted to the County Hospital. © Ticket No. 34, held by John O’Donnell, won a brussels carpet raffled yes-. tered by Mrs. Batti * Mrs. Vivian Stevens and: family -today removed from Piety Hilbto Elijah Booth’s house on Pine street. An elegant line of silk waists of the: newest pattern and latest cuts have just been received by Snell & Fleming. ‘Lhe case of samuel Granger vs. Wm. G. Richards atd others has been set for heuring in the Supreme Court’on May llth. Whe funerals of David’ W. Lord and Peter McUovern yesterday were well attended. Rev. J. Sims preached the. sermon at the former. : Charles Tegier, the baker, has had a handsome new delivery. wagon made at Seaman’s factory. He will put it on the road the latier part of this week. . The new barter shop:of:O, B, Wild is one of the finest north of Sacramento. ‘Scrupulots cleanliness and first-class work guaranteed. Inspection invited. tf -An entertainment will be given by Nevada City Council, A. L. of H., on> Thursday evening the 18th instant. The committee will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. George Grissel.> Deputy Sheriff Pascoe has bought from Mrs. Delia Joy her lot on Pine street near suspension bridge and will build a house there, Mrs. Joy is going back to her former home at’ Detroit, Michigan, to live. The Armory Hall Association will nt to you -ORSETS fournals of when Jefferson called the attention of . dertaking the responsibilities of its nt: was given fifteen days to answer. The hearing of the crosscomplaint} the the divorce case of William Best Jr. against Margaret Best was overruled. erts was set for trial on Thursday, the 18th instant, —_-GRASS, VAGLEY NEWS, © A Day's Recor Over The Telephone. W. J. Mortis.and-wife have retu: from their wedding trip. ‘Miss Jane Whale ered from the diphtheria. Mrs. Charles W. Kitts will arrive here this evening from Berkley on a visit. The funeral of Thomas ‘Merrifield yesterday afternoon was largely attended. sale, his bond being placed at) , opposition having been filed by some . ; Trg BO Roh Lg > 2 has about recovreviewed subsequent adtions to show that this country has been preparing for a century for the war.that. finally came. He noted the J opposition that has always been evidenced in this country against changes and. showed .that Clay and. Webster, like many others,were “false prophets.” He held that the war, the consequences of which. .no one could foresee, and “man’s inhumanity to man,” had to be eonducted as war. It opened a Pandora’s box and out of it came a score ‘of causations which have thrown this country into an inter, . Dational arena. We have to consider . the commerce of the future, and we . must cast a big shadow on the mirror of the future or.none at all, ‘Mr. Platt reviewed the aiguments of the antiannexationists and said that in his: opinion we were not breaking away from: the policy outlined in the muchiquoted address‘of ‘Washington or from the Monroe doctrine. We do not want to mix in alliances, nor will we-perinit further colonization on this continent. Our hand is on the plow and we must follow the farrow. to the end. The wind is off shore, we must take advantage of it and steer our ship of Stat@ by the star of destiny. ; He said that he can prove that every step taken by the United Statee was in . keeping with the Constitution, and, furthermore that the United States in asked the consent of the governed any more than it bad of the people of any other -territory .tbat-had been added since the’ time of “Washington. He laughingly remarked that those who advance that. hysterical contention should remember that in this country there are a good manymillion women whose consent to be governed had never been asked. . “The fact is” Mr. Platt said, “this Government is ran on practical principles, and it will never do, as Dr. Jordan suggests to ‘steal.out of the Orient some dark night as dramatically and as quietly as we slipped in. Who would believe that this Nation would do anything 80 cowardly, 80 igneble as to steal away from a land where our flag had been raised in a country wet with the blood of hersoldiers and leave ~administra-}— which was “commenced because of. / acquiring new possessions had not): this city, died Saturday in San Bernardtheir graves untended. No, President ino county. He lived here twenty years McKinley told the whole story in that ago, yan he was foreman of Jacobs &. ~-.a¢ speech of his in Boston. It will Sargent’s hydraulic mine -at Quaker), now, as it bas always been. The of Jane and W.G. Richards in the case of Bennallack against. Richards was WILL HAVE A G00D ‘BAND. the 23d instant. a acrwit as Im the case of M. Hussey of Willow Two of Our Local Brass Bands Will) vattey against the Texas Mining Company, who are alleged in the complaint Consolidate. to be trespassing on plaintiff ’s ground, Nevada City contains it seems that the . sont and ten days was given defendant town ought at all times to have a good . to answer. brass band. We have had some ex-. he first semi-annual account of the ceptionally fine bands at different times . pxecutor of the estate of the late Jobat the organizations kept shifting. hanna Henderson was settled. The esso mach that after a few months time . tate is worth over $34,000. the bands would become so changed in} John Davis was granted letters of adtheir make-up as to lose much of their} ministration on the estate of the late merit as musical combinations. Un-. Henry Davis, his son, a bond of $1,200 til recently there have been two regubeing required. lar bands, but at present the member-. [nthe matter of the estate of the ship is scattered and practice meetings . jate Mary O. Wicks, the sale of real eshave been given up. A short time ago} tate near the North Star mine to Jas. when Nevada Commandery went to/ Dp. Hague for $500 was confirmed. Sacramento it required considerable} ©. G, Weistnburger, the administrarustling to geta band together to go; tor of the estate’ of the late 8S. M. with them. Shurtleff, was discharged. Phil Goyne bas withdrawn from the. An amended decree of distribution leadership of the band with which he. was issued in the matter of the estate has been connected so many years, and . of William Whitesides, deceased, In a plan is nqw on foot to consolidate . tne old probate court in 1878 a certain this organization and the Independent lot in Grass Valley was erroneously band of which Richard Veale is di-. distributed and the error was but rerector, thus giving Nevada City one cently discovered. The present action placed on the calendar for Tuesday, . Hon. John F. Kidder has definitely concluded to begin the erection of a theater about August Ist. The diamond at Watt Park was muddy. yesterday, so the ball game between the Monarchs and the Grass Valleys was postporied. Wn. McCauley was arrested today for-attempting Saturday night to kick open the door of a Boston Ravine saloon. ‘ There was a lively fight late yesterday afternoon betweem several young men, and some of them have black eyes today. No arrests. Joseph Jatunn, a native of Missouri, aged 68 years, died yesterday at his place on Rattlesnake creek and was buried today. He leaves a widow. Charles Morehouse, who has been under treatmentat Byron Springs for inflammatory rheumatism, has returned somewhat improved. He isa clerk. in the Narrow Gauge depot here. — 4 Be _Bishop Moreland Coming. Right Rev. Bishop Moreland will be here on Whit Sunday, the 2ist instant, and will confirm a number of persons at Trinity Episcopal church on that morning. Outhe preceding Friday or Saturdayevening a reception will be tendered to him, ZL large aggregation of first-class musicians. This combiuation ought to give} . us one of the finest bands in the interior of the State. The new band will After Six Years of Intense Suffering, Promptly Cured be in good trim for the Fourth of July. By S. 5. 5. Yesterday’s Ball Game. stantly sappin be eliminated At Glenbrook @Park. yesterday the Ssaweeds defeated the Guo Goos ‘by a score of twéive to five, bert. Steger was ump Up tothe seventh inning game closely contested, the score then being three to five. The Goo Goos still cling to the notion that they can defeat their young opponents and . announce their anxiety to play them again for $20 aside. can have any effect. There is no uncertainty about Hail Sick . rohan Many persons have their good testimony of those who have

“For w but did me no good. I then entire circulation is in a depraved condition. are a severe drain upon the system, and are conaway the vitality. In every case the poison must, rom the blood, and no amount of external treatment made for it is backed up garbody by convincing and know. of its virtues by experience. Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va., writes: sie yoore I had an obstinate, ape at times caused me intense su while that I was wholly unfit for t. doctors treated me constantly tried various blood ramedies, stretch in meet tonight. It is expected that the é stretched hall will be remodeled and improved this summer by. raising the roof, exoO’ : e 8 of tending the gallery clear around and a lining the stracture with ornamental iron. Michael O’Brien, a former resident of: w Today. . lots of them. Hill. He married Miss Mary Coughlan . zs CO. of thiscity. The wife and six children survive him. : —_—— -—+ 0@e--A Land Mark, . In George E. Turner’s house lot on Aristocracy Hill isa pine tree over 150 feet high and as straight as an arrow. It shaded the premises more than Mr. Turner.liked, sohe had Joe O’Connell and Oharles Ashburn Jt. line men of the Sunset Telephone Company, trim off all the branches to within fifteen feet of the top. It now looks like a flagstaff surmounted by a plume, and attracts mach attention. A Freak of Lightning. During the ‘storm of Friday night lightning*strack.the top of a fir tree at Moore’s Fiat and set it afire. The uprd rec years, and it was At the Traps Yesterday. ing. caret a came second with 19 points. A VEGETABLE —Hiood’s Pills. Ww Paul Schoen, the piano here in a few days._ ass. per portion of the tree, which was over 150 feet high, had been dead for burning briskly when ibe stage left there Saturday morning. The members of the new Gan Clab are improving rapidly in trap-shootYesterday A.B. Wolf led with 20 "possible 25 and Ed Schmidt cathartic that can be relied upon to do its work thoroughly . tuner, will be eae W D. Vinton’s, as’ be does not canD. Vinton’s, : : day and their bad day. Others’ ~ are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food does not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is.a burden. . public conscience of this country has never been aroused and failed. Imperialism,if it must be called so, will be for the benefit of the coumtry. I believe we will be equal to any of the complications. We will never forget that ours is a Governmeat of thé people, for the'peaple, by the people, and instead of a despotic imperialism we} will-have a broader democracy.” ‘What 2 bed aaa all this? GEMS FROM THE LECTUBE. And the no ome The following extracts taken at random from the lecture are notable for their wisdom and common sense: Washington and Monroe were wise in their day and generation, but their day is not forever. Constitutions and policies were made for countries, and not. countries for constitutions and policies. No longer shall dead hands extend their fleshless fingers from century-old graves like skeleton guides to point the living present to any inexorable The war, not imperialism, has led to the acquisition of territory away from this continent. Cuba we have not anhexed, but we will. “x ' The objection is made that we have gone outside of the Constitution in the acquisition of these islands. I claim that éverything that has been done in the acquisition of new territories has been done within the Constitution. T admit, however, that if the Constitation had not positively forbidden them, 4)l these things would still have hapeae nich aan sig thro which is are ran Gan the body, When all impurities are removed from . the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure. : If there is co take Ayer’s Pills. They-awaken the drowsy action of the liver; they cure biliousness. Write to owr Doctor. ¢ pened. . The Constitution vests the sole and exclusive answer to these questions in Congresss ha ‘= = to di ve ‘ o dispose of and make all Caedtut rales and ‘egulations respecting the territory without mended that I: concluded to wonderful. It seemed to get disease pletely cured.”. Swift's s. S. S. FOR §. 8. was so highly.» ¥ it, and the effect was ght at the seat of the . ‘and force the poison out, and I was soon com’s Specific— ‘SORE 3 ANKLE. 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