May 8, 1901 (4 pages)

enormous in fire in. The reliet asands of lic Appeal lartial law the week. were found ver today, d evidently f Friday's yatched for ible to. tel) 60, women ves into the ) Says he ig eople were ath at the yards. The ‘eopened to g sleeves Cf (10 ct, AR. . sizes at Slack and . e lines to . & Co. EL ist been ->r when t people I. er ING ment ND ISS ATS. Street De Onr claim ar $2 50 and sality in oF oe} any ides peed THE TRANSCRIPT, Be May 8, 1901 WE WILL HAVE. oe Personal Paragraphs, O. Travis is here from Graniteville, J. G. Spence is here from Alameda. G. Landsburg is down from Relief Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night anid Committees Appointed. Hill. E.H. Stokes of San Francisco is here. : F. Hoffer is down from the the Yuba mine. {. Harris is over from North San Miss Gertrude Hampton ‘Is Unanimously Chosen Goddess of Liberty, ° : Juan. Geo. C. Ransier is down from Graniteville. Yes, of coursé Nevada City will cele~ Mrs. Merrow left this morning for . brateon the Fourth of July. It isn’t Sacramento. going to be a tame one either, but the Mrs. W. Kistle left this morning for . yo ; Sacramento. ry best that Nevada City haa ever}. Mrs. Snell.left this morning for Sacae Ke ramento to visit friends. A large and enthusiastic crowd of J. H. Dexter of Kansas Qity. Mo., ie . Citizens met at the City Hall and so dehere spending a few days. ided last night and appointed various J, Hatcher and C. A. Bradler are} committ io rs Oot ae ees to work to that end. The J. W. Wilcoxson the cattle man of meeting was called to order by Mayor Sierra Valley is in town, Baylis S. Rector and there was no ° G. W. Johnson is here from Mil-. time lost in getting down to busi_. waukee spending a few days. ness and upon motion B. F. Snell was H. A. Mundt and J. Ward of Auburn / unanimously chosen temporary chairare spending a few days in this city, H. E. Diggles the well known traveleG, MOIST wan’ nabed: 9. ea00 Meaty, ing man of San Francisco is in town, . 19289 he is perfectly familiar with W. Borlace left this morning for San . the necessary movements to be made Francisco for the benefit of his health. . in order to have a good celebration, as. L. E. Blumberg the well known comhe has had many year’s experience in mercial man of. Sah Francisco, is in this line town. ' T. Polglase Sr. left this morning for J. E. Oarr was put in nomination sd fan Francisco for the benefit of his . ®°t a8 secretary and was unanimously health. chosen. This is not new business for Mrs. George White was here yester-. him as he has acted in that capacity day from French Oorral visiting for several years friends. Wm. Gitfin, the Woodpecker cigar Chief Engineer Ed W. Schmidt of the man, returned last evening from Sac-. Fire Department was present and ramento, stated that the firemen were in favor Editor Nat P. Brown and wife left. of having the best celebration that has this morning for Sacramento and San Francisco, ever been given here and the various 0. E. Fish came down from Downie. °°™Panies had appointed committees ille yesterday and left this morning. t© confer with the citizens’ committee or San Francisco, and do all within their power tu make J, Goffette and M. Walsh were here . it a grand success. yesterday from Moore’s Flat on their After it was decided that Nevada ay to Yuba county. : Thomas Daniels left this morning City would fittingly celebrate,a moor San Francisco to attend the Grand . tion was made and carried that Ohairodge of Odd Fellows. man Snell appoint a finance committee Urs. H, Willamson of Stockton arconsisting of five members. . ved here last evening and left this borning for Washington. The following committee ‘was apMrs. Peter Tautphaus arrived on. Pointed to report at the nent meeting ast evening’s train from San Francisco . ®nd recommend the best manner of bn 8 visit to her husband. celebrating: J. E.,. Oarr, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stellman arrived. Bg. Rector, Lee Leiter, H. J. Wright, ore last evening from New York and . : ft this morning for Marysville. F.E. Brown, W." 8. Dunlap; 'd. HW. Batton of Grass Valley passed . Rogers Dr. C. W. Ohapman und B. F. brough town this morning on his way . Snell. : othe Champion mine above Washing-/ Chairman Snell asked for the opinwag ions of those present as to what line M. Harris of Pennsylvania, who went o Camptouville to-visit a relative, reshonid be followed. in making prqpar arned here yesterday en route to his. ®tions that would best meet with the home approval of the whole community. Miss Bessie A. McGuire, who has . Several citizens stated their views and een visiting at the metropolis; re-. the feeling seemed to prevail that a two rina ere apne Ob bar wey Rome or three days celebration should be T, Purcell aaa J. Byan came up. held. In this connection some thought tom Grass Valley this morning and. it would be well to hold the celebraleft for the Oalifornia mine, where;tion of two or three days duration hey have positions. something after the style that the RW. Forbes,.the fonadryman of sacramento Street Fair ie now being Downieville, who bas been to Sonora on avisit, arrived here last evening and conducted and to get the various other left this morning for home. towns in this vicinity to co-operate with County Surveyor W. W. Waggoner] us and make the event one to always left this morning for San Francisco to. pe remembered. It was proposed that bring home his wife and daughter, who in order to get these places interested have been absent for some time past. Lillian Godfrey, niece of J. Ww and. that each one of them be invited to Miss ‘Josephine Downing arrived on. elect a Maid of Honor to the Goddess last evening’s train from San Fran-. of Liberty. This would create a great cisco. The young lady will make her. interest all over the county, the same home with relatives in this city in the aa the. escent pombesta tne the: Bae fat — ramento carnival havé demonstrated. —_——-_ + 0@e Will Make England His Home. 1 we* ‘the sense of ‘those present not to confine ourselves entirely to Prof. John Michell, who bas made. Nevada City for our amusements but Nevadd City his home for many years, . ;_ get attractions of various kinds and has taught most of our young peofrom other places. Itis proposed to Ple to dance, will leave in June for his old home in England, where he have two or three brass bands so that txpects to reside in the future. He/. there will be plenty of music. Unless vill be accompanied by his sister, who. jt is already engaged the Auburo vill arrive here shortly from Australia, . 5.1, d, which is composed entirely of Sebd her husband recently died. The women, wili be employed. rofessor has made legions of friends ’ a eee tince his residence here, and it is with. Miss Gertrude Hampton, Tegret that we will see him depart. . now’ representing. Nevada City at the The best wishes will go with him, and Queen’s Court of the Sacramento ith the hope that, he will regain his Street Fair, was chosen Goddess of health. Liberty. A committee waited apon Mrs. Hampton, mother ofthe young Don’t start on your journey without patting a bottle of Jesse Moore “AA”. lady, who said she thought her deughin your grip, ter would undoubtedly accept the *Oe 2 MISS GERTRUDE ‘HAMPTON, Reports from various people at Sacramento Stated that Miss Hanipton made a very favorable impression in the parades yesterday andMonday and is looked upon as one of the finest appearing and most graceful of honor, the fifteen Maids of Honor. A gentleman who returned :from Sacramento last evening states that in any contest of beauty that will come up . during the Fair, Miss Hampton will be an easy winner. She was a guest at &@ meeting of the members of the Sutter Ciub and their families-at Sacramento Saturday evening and was the belle of the occasion. Her friends will not be disappointed at the reception she has received. A committee of three, consisting of Jo V. Snyder, chairman; Dr. ©. W. Obapman and Lee Leiter, were appointed tosend out invitations and it was agreed to hold another meeting Monday night for the purpose of seeing what progress is being made. The ‘Transorier has been advising the citizens for some time to call a . meeting and decide whether or not we would celebrate on the Fourth before it was so late that arrangements would have to be rushed, and it now looks as .though we will have by far the best celebration ever witnessed here. Nevada City’s. future never looked any brighter than it does at the present time and if the proposed celebration or carnival materializes it will be of great benefit not only to the whole town but to our merchants most especially. This fact will undoubtedly make them more generous and willing than ever to help swell the funde for observing Independence Day. Every body should -get in and do all they possibly can to advance the proposition. Ghe Foresters Meet. Cxico, May 7—The Grand Court of Foresters of America was called to order in Armory Hall this. morning with Grand Chief Ranger Hugo K. Asher in the chair. Supreme Sub-Chief Ranger F.C. Hensley and Jacob Samuels, by invitation, occupied seats on the’ platform. with the Grand Chief Ranger. The committee on credentials reported the names of the delegates and alternates bearing credentials, which report was accepted, and the Grand Oourt seated. An invitation to join in the parade this afternoon, alsoto attend the grand ball tonight was accepted. The Grand Court then adjourned antil this afternoon. ~7er > Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman,.sole agent. tf ed ed ha a a a ‘ ees : : : i [io se seugualimenicianenenpeitecnstranencesuaiteatgactautseasesneielonre-aeesisienemrapiioestassisceiatptamecennssstanalenessaneeeeenteeteeeee ee ee eR eR Ree abrooreeeeneeaneetn oneal cere a ee SESSA sm. = a pag, PHONE, MAIN 551. Fruit Cereal COP-BARIN 6 Prune Coffee GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Personal Pointers. BE. A. De Milieu, G@. DuMilieu and L. Pepin are down from North Bloomfield. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sooy and daughter are . over from North San Juan. Superintendent Dana Harmon came down from Gaston Ridge thie after. moon, L. Woodruff wae over from Columbia Hill this afternoon. Grant Skidmore the livery man was down from North Bloomfield this afternoon, Jerry Goodwin is over from You Bet. O. Eastman came down from the California mine this afternoon. W. Ennor is here from Wheatland. W. Kallenberger is down from North Bloomfield. Well! Well! Well! a Kentucky jury has actually acquitted a man charged with having been avoessory to the murder of Goetel. Kentuckians must be getting squeamish nowadays. The.Commoner is certainly growing ing commoner every day. SpringLamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros, have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to:Colley Bros.; who always aim-‘to Local Notes. Henry Guenther and John F, Hook are having cement sidewalks laid in front of their properties on Commer cial street. sy NG e Citizens Bank are having new signs: painted on their large plate-glass windows. ' ; Estate of Samuel Kay, deceased. Order’ of ‘discharge of administrator Daniel Fraser. : Baseball Next Sunday. . At Oonley’s. field, near the Oampoodie, next Sunday the Sierra Nevadas will cross bats with the Nob Hills of ‘Grass Valley, and an interesting game of ball may be looked for, as both nines ‘have been practicing faithfully. Frank Smith jwill act as Umpire. The game will be called at 2 p.m. : oe To Our Customers. We have recently sold our Nevada QGity 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 the same. ’ We thank you for past favors and solicit your patronage for our successors. ; Yours very truly. keep the choicest meats to be had in the market. a8 m3-lw Tow.e Bros Co. _ THE LEADER OF WILLINERY STYLES. AND PRICES. Ladies : prices. at most reasonable prices. The fact of MISS HOEFT’S immensely increasing trade proves that she is leading in styles and Her motto is: ‘The most stylish and best value clocks. They are well known prices range to $25. Broad Street, above Pine sccsecs A. & H.W. Watchmalkers, 4% SEVERAL TIMES We have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFICE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for fear that it might be forgotten we desire to again impress on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary for their good works, well regulated habits and handsome appearance. Starting at 80 cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the HARTUNG, Nevada City,Cal —— Stylish Parasols . and Umbrellas What we are showing in our PARASOL ani 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 ure hemmed with shirred ribbon in bow, knot pattern. Many are offered at less than fair prices. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can et reach the seat of the disease. Oatarrh is a blood or constitunal dis*ase, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrb Ure is taken intérnally, aud acts diTectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a Quack medicine. It was prescribed by ohe of the best physicians in this *ountry for years, and is a regular pre“cription. It is com of one of ® best tonics known, combinéd with © best blood parifiers, acting ditly on the mucous’ surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two infediente is what produces such wonrfl results in curing catarrb. Send . _ "y stimonials free, . ar rops’ Twcadig CHENEY & 00. Prop Sold by dra rice 750. e Family Pitic are the best. PointersAbout Coffee. PURITY AND FRAGRANCE are two strong points about our COFFEES And should recummend them to all lovers of this refreshing and stimulsting beverage. They possess strength, also. This acer Sonam. Being absolutely free from adulteration they-are the best for both weak and strong. SGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. SNELL © FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL A Lively Ride. ‘About six o’clock last evening the; The large flume above the Yuba residents of Boulder street were! mine, near Maybert, broke a few nighte greatly alarmed by a horse running. ago, and washed away a iarge section down the street with a small boy on/and carried it down the steep bank. its back. The lad hung on to the/ Splendid success bas attended the horn: .of the saddle like grim death. pumping out of the ‘mine, but this until he reached W. E. Jobnston’s. break will again flood the ‘mine with store, on Broad street, when he rolled } water, and work has been suspended. off and lit on his feet, none the worse/ The management bas ordered lumber for his experience. The boy was a son/to repairthe break and work will be of 8. W. Marsh, and got on the horse! started as soon as. possible again. at M, L. & D. Marsh’s lumber yards to +200 Scraper Started Today. Breaking of a Flume. eeemememianenl take the animal to Lane’s livery stable. The horse returned to the stable himself, . : The Superintendent of Streets started the city road -scraper today, tarning over the ‘aneven places and six men are following leveling it off. The work was commenced on Adams street and the scraper is drawn by six horse8, 7Oe Here’s the latest. When does the window blush? Give it up? Why, when it sees the Weather strip, of course.— + me a0 C@ere 8 At the Penn Valley Picnic. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada: City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a.good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf The Penn Valley picnic, which will be held on Wednesday, May 15th, will have as one of its attractions a game of ball between the Sierra Nevadas of this city and the Erles of Yuba county. The Erles have beaten everything in that section of the country,as have the Sierra Nevadas with those whom they have played, and a close contest may be expected. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes engravea Plaate —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 aa IRIS acs” Jackson 8 beehive Uroeery A Large Shell Given With Each Can. Se Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, ‘ (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale } Burneils Ale & Porter osrereacnre ergrannnsoeall ISOAR WD's WrhOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. fr. “WHAT FLAVOR DO YOU WANT” Is the only question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA 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. Berries and what not in the way of flavoring at Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. % STRONG SHOES wens Ox Boss. ~ We bere as saanivec ng “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS ey are just what the name implies—a shoe that WiLL NOT RIP. \-75 TO $2, according tosize. Also an HE c+ Soe Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes } In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oslf. Price from $2 50 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. a ee Bt RS mE eS ae An

enormous in fire in. The reliet asands of lic Appeal lartial law the week. were found ver today, d evidently f Friday's yatched for ible to. tel) 60, women ves into the ) Says he ig eople were ath at the yards. The ‘eopened to g sleeves Cf (10 ct, AR. . sizes at Slack and . e lines to . & Co. EL ist been ->r when t people I. er ING ment ND ISS ATS. Street De Onr claim ar $2 50 and sality in oF oe} any ides peed THE TRANSCRIPT, Be May 8, 1901 WE WILL HAVE. oe Personal Paragraphs, O. Travis is here from Graniteville, J. G. Spence is here from Alameda. G. Landsburg is down from Relief Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night anid Committees Appointed. Hill. E.H. Stokes of San Francisco is here. : F. Hoffer is down from the the Yuba mine. {. Harris is over from North San Miss Gertrude Hampton ‘Is Unanimously Chosen Goddess of Liberty, ° : Juan. Geo. C. Ransier is down from Graniteville. Yes, of coursé Nevada City will cele~ Mrs. Merrow left this morning for . brateon the Fourth of July. It isn’t Sacramento. going to be a tame one either, but the Mrs. W. Kistle left this morning for . yo ; Sacramento. ry best that Nevada City haa ever}. Mrs. Snell.left this morning for Sacae Ke ramento to visit friends. A large and enthusiastic crowd of J. H. Dexter of Kansas Qity. Mo., ie . Citizens met at the City Hall and so dehere spending a few days. ided last night and appointed various J, Hatcher and C. A. Bradler are} committ io rs Oot ae ees to work to that end. The J. W. Wilcoxson the cattle man of meeting was called to order by Mayor Sierra Valley is in town, Baylis S. Rector and there was no ° G. W. Johnson is here from Mil-. time lost in getting down to busi_. waukee spending a few days. ness and upon motion B. F. Snell was H. A. Mundt and J. Ward of Auburn / unanimously chosen temporary chairare spending a few days in this city, H. E. Diggles the well known traveleG, MOIST wan’ nabed: 9. ea00 Meaty, ing man of San Francisco is in town, . 19289 he is perfectly familiar with W. Borlace left this morning for San . the necessary movements to be made Francisco for the benefit of his health. . in order to have a good celebration, as. L. E. Blumberg the well known comhe has had many year’s experience in mercial man of. Sah Francisco, is in this line town. ' T. Polglase Sr. left this morning for J. E. Oarr was put in nomination sd fan Francisco for the benefit of his . ®°t a8 secretary and was unanimously health. chosen. This is not new business for Mrs. George White was here yester-. him as he has acted in that capacity day from French Oorral visiting for several years friends. Wm. Gitfin, the Woodpecker cigar Chief Engineer Ed W. Schmidt of the man, returned last evening from Sac-. Fire Department was present and ramento, stated that the firemen were in favor Editor Nat P. Brown and wife left. of having the best celebration that has this morning for Sacramento and San Francisco, ever been given here and the various 0. E. Fish came down from Downie. °°™Panies had appointed committees ille yesterday and left this morning. t© confer with the citizens’ committee or San Francisco, and do all within their power tu make J, Goffette and M. Walsh were here . it a grand success. yesterday from Moore’s Flat on their After it was decided that Nevada ay to Yuba county. : Thomas Daniels left this morning City would fittingly celebrate,a moor San Francisco to attend the Grand . tion was made and carried that Ohairodge of Odd Fellows. man Snell appoint a finance committee Urs. H, Willamson of Stockton arconsisting of five members. . ved here last evening and left this borning for Washington. The following committee ‘was apMrs. Peter Tautphaus arrived on. Pointed to report at the nent meeting ast evening’s train from San Francisco . ®nd recommend the best manner of bn 8 visit to her husband. celebrating: J. E.,. Oarr, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stellman arrived. Bg. Rector, Lee Leiter, H. J. Wright, ore last evening from New York and . : ft this morning for Marysville. F.E. Brown, W." 8. Dunlap; 'd. HW. Batton of Grass Valley passed . Rogers Dr. C. W. Ohapman und B. F. brough town this morning on his way . Snell. : othe Champion mine above Washing-/ Chairman Snell asked for the opinwag ions of those present as to what line M. Harris of Pennsylvania, who went o Camptouville to-visit a relative, reshonid be followed. in making prqpar arned here yesterday en route to his. ®tions that would best meet with the home approval of the whole community. Miss Bessie A. McGuire, who has . Several citizens stated their views and een visiting at the metropolis; re-. the feeling seemed to prevail that a two rina ere apne Ob bar wey Rome or three days celebration should be T, Purcell aaa J. Byan came up. held. In this connection some thought tom Grass Valley this morning and. it would be well to hold the celebraleft for the Oalifornia mine, where;tion of two or three days duration hey have positions. something after the style that the RW. Forbes,.the fonadryman of sacramento Street Fair ie now being Downieville, who bas been to Sonora on avisit, arrived here last evening and conducted and to get the various other left this morning for home. towns in this vicinity to co-operate with County Surveyor W. W. Waggoner] us and make the event one to always left this morning for San Francisco to. pe remembered. It was proposed that bring home his wife and daughter, who in order to get these places interested have been absent for some time past. Lillian Godfrey, niece of J. Ww and. that each one of them be invited to Miss ‘Josephine Downing arrived on. elect a Maid of Honor to the Goddess last evening’s train from San Fran-. of Liberty. This would create a great cisco. The young lady will make her. interest all over the county, the same home with relatives in this city in the aa the. escent pombesta tne the: Bae fat — ramento carnival havé demonstrated. —_——-_ + 0@e Will Make England His Home. 1 we* ‘the sense of ‘those present not to confine ourselves entirely to Prof. John Michell, who bas made. Nevada City for our amusements but Nevadd City his home for many years, . ;_ get attractions of various kinds and has taught most of our young peofrom other places. Itis proposed to Ple to dance, will leave in June for his old home in England, where he have two or three brass bands so that txpects to reside in the future. He/. there will be plenty of music. Unless vill be accompanied by his sister, who. jt is already engaged the Auburo vill arrive here shortly from Australia, . 5.1, d, which is composed entirely of Sebd her husband recently died. The women, wili be employed. rofessor has made legions of friends ’ a eee tince his residence here, and it is with. Miss Gertrude Hampton, Tegret that we will see him depart. . now’ representing. Nevada City at the The best wishes will go with him, and Queen’s Court of the Sacramento ith the hope that, he will regain his Street Fair, was chosen Goddess of health. Liberty. A committee waited apon Mrs. Hampton, mother ofthe young Don’t start on your journey without patting a bottle of Jesse Moore “AA”. lady, who said she thought her deughin your grip, ter would undoubtedly accept the *Oe 2 MISS GERTRUDE ‘HAMPTON, Reports from various people at Sacramento Stated that Miss Hanipton made a very favorable impression in the parades yesterday andMonday and is looked upon as one of the finest appearing and most graceful of honor, the fifteen Maids of Honor. A gentleman who returned :from Sacramento last evening states that in any contest of beauty that will come up . during the Fair, Miss Hampton will be an easy winner. She was a guest at &@ meeting of the members of the Sutter Ciub and their families-at Sacramento Saturday evening and was the belle of the occasion. Her friends will not be disappointed at the reception she has received. A committee of three, consisting of Jo V. Snyder, chairman; Dr. ©. W. Obapman and Lee Leiter, were appointed tosend out invitations and it was agreed to hold another meeting Monday night for the purpose of seeing what progress is being made. The ‘Transorier has been advising the citizens for some time to call a . meeting and decide whether or not we would celebrate on the Fourth before it was so late that arrangements would have to be rushed, and it now looks as .though we will have by far the best celebration ever witnessed here. Nevada City’s. future never looked any brighter than it does at the present time and if the proposed celebration or carnival materializes it will be of great benefit not only to the whole town but to our merchants most especially. This fact will undoubtedly make them more generous and willing than ever to help swell the funde for observing Independence Day. Every body should -get in and do all they possibly can to advance the proposition. Ghe Foresters Meet. Cxico, May 7—The Grand Court of Foresters of America was called to order in Armory Hall this. morning with Grand Chief Ranger Hugo K. Asher in the chair. Supreme Sub-Chief Ranger F.C. Hensley and Jacob Samuels, by invitation, occupied seats on the’ platform. with the Grand Chief Ranger. The committee on credentials reported the names of the delegates and alternates bearing credentials, which report was accepted, and the Grand Oourt seated. An invitation to join in the parade this afternoon, alsoto attend the grand ball tonight was accepted. The Grand Court then adjourned antil this afternoon. ~7er > Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman,.sole agent. tf ed ed ha a a a ‘ ees : : : i [io se seugualimenicianenenpeitecnstranencesuaiteatgactautseasesneielonre-aeesisienemrapiioestassisceiatptamecennssstanalenessaneeeeenteeteeeee ee ee eR eR Ree abrooreeeeneeaneetn oneal cere a ee SESSA sm. = a pag, PHONE, MAIN 551. Fruit Cereal COP-BARIN 6

Prune Coffee GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Personal Pointers. BE. A. De Milieu, G@. DuMilieu and L. Pepin are down from North Bloomfield. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sooy and daughter are . over from North San Juan. Superintendent Dana Harmon came down from Gaston Ridge thie after. moon, L. Woodruff wae over from Columbia Hill this afternoon. Grant Skidmore the livery man was down from North Bloomfield this afternoon, Jerry Goodwin is over from You Bet. O. Eastman came down from the California mine this afternoon. W. Ennor is here from Wheatland. W. Kallenberger is down from North Bloomfield. Well! Well! Well! a Kentucky jury has actually acquitted a man charged with having been avoessory to the murder of Goetel. Kentuckians must be getting squeamish nowadays. The.Commoner is certainly growing ing commoner every day. SpringLamb, Choice Meats. Colley Bros, have on display the finest lot of Spring Lambs ever brought into this market. If you want a nice roast of lamb, lamb chops, choice roast, or the finest cut of porterhouse or tenderloin steaks, send your orders to:Colley Bros.; who always aim-‘to Local Notes. Henry Guenther and John F, Hook are having cement sidewalks laid in front of their properties on Commer cial street. sy NG e Citizens Bank are having new signs: painted on their large plate-glass windows. ' ; Estate of Samuel Kay, deceased. Order’ of ‘discharge of administrator Daniel Fraser. : Baseball Next Sunday. . At Oonley’s. field, near the Oampoodie, next Sunday the Sierra Nevadas will cross bats with the Nob Hills of ‘Grass Valley, and an interesting game of ball may be looked for, as both nines ‘have been practicing faithfully. Frank Smith jwill act as Umpire. The game will be called at 2 p.m. : oe To Our Customers. We have recently sold our Nevada QGity 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 the same. ’ We thank you for past favors and solicit your patronage for our successors. ; Yours very truly. keep the choicest meats to be had in the market. a8 m3-lw Tow.e Bros Co. _ THE LEADER OF WILLINERY STYLES.. AND PRICES. Ladies : prices. at most reasonable prices. The fact of MISS HOEFT’S immensely increasing trade proves that she is leading in styles and Her motto is: ‘The most stylish and best value clocks. They are well known prices range to $25. Broad Street, above Pine sccsecs A. & H.W. Watchmalkers, 4% SEVERAL TIMES We have drawn attention to our splendid collection of OFFICE MANTEL and BEDROOM CLOCKS, And for fear that it might be forgotten we desire to again impress on a beauty-loving public that they are not ordinary for their good works, well regulated habits and handsome appearance. Starting at 80 cts. for a cute little Bedroom Ticker, the HARTUNG, Nevada City,Cal —— Stylish Parasols . and Umbrellas What we are showing in our PARASOL ani 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 ure hemmed with shirred ribbon in bow, knot pattern. Many are offered at less than fair prices. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With Jocal applications, as they can et reach the seat of the disease. Oatarrh is a blood or constitunal dis*ase, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrb Ure is taken intérnally, aud acts diTectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is not a Quack medicine. It was prescribed by ohe of the best physicians in this *ountry for years, and is a regular pre“cription. It is com of one of ® best tonics known, combinéd with © best blood parifiers, acting ditly on the mucous’ surfaces. The Perfect combination of the two infediente is what produces such wonrfl results in curing catarrb. Send . _ "y stimonials free, . ar rops’ Twcadig CHENEY & 00. Prop Sold by dra rice 750. e Family Pitic are the best. PointersAbout Coffee. PURITY AND FRAGRANCE are two strong points about our COFFEES And should recummend them to all lovers of this refreshing and stimulsting beverage. They possess strength, also. This acer Sonam. Being absolutely free from adulteration they-are the best for both weak and strong. SGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. SNELL © FLEMING’S CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL A Lively Ride. ‘About six o’clock last evening the; The large flume above the Yuba residents of Boulder street were! mine, near Maybert, broke a few nighte greatly alarmed by a horse running. ago, and washed away a iarge section down the street with a small boy on/and carried it down the steep bank. its back. The lad hung on to the/ Splendid success bas attended the horn: .of the saddle like grim death. pumping out of the ‘mine, but this until he reached W. E. Jobnston’s. break will again flood the ‘mine with store, on Broad street, when he rolled } water, and work has been suspended. off and lit on his feet, none the worse/ The management bas ordered lumber for his experience. The boy was a son/to repairthe break and work will be of 8. W. Marsh, and got on the horse! started as soon as. possible again. at M, L. & D. Marsh’s lumber yards to +200 Scraper Started Today. Breaking of a Flume. eeemememianenl take the animal to Lane’s livery stable. The horse returned to the stable himself, . : The Superintendent of Streets started the city road -scraper today, tarning over the ‘aneven places and six men are following leveling it off. The work was commenced on Adams street and the scraper is drawn by six horse8, 7Oe Here’s the latest. When does the window blush? Give it up? Why, when it sees the Weather strip, of course.— + me a0 C@ere 8 At the Penn Valley Picnic. The Handsomest Woman n Nevada: City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives you a.good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf The Penn Valley picnic, which will be held on Wednesday, May 15th, will have as one of its attractions a game of ball between the Sierra Nevadas of this city and the Erles of Yuba county. The Erles have beaten everything in that section of the country,as have the Sierra Nevadas with those whom they have played, and a close contest may be expected. Diamonds, Silverware, With Ebony Brushes engravea Plaate —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 aa IRIS acs” Jackson 8 beehive Uroeery A Large Shell Given With Each Can. Se Wilson Celebrated Ginger Ale, ‘ (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Schneer’s Cream Soda, (Bottle, dozen or barrel) Evans India Pale Ale } Burneils Ale & Porter osrereacnre ergrannnsoeall ISOAR WD's WrhOlesale : and : Retail : Liquor : Dealers. fr. “WHAT FLAVOR DO YOU WANT” Is the only question nowadays, because everybody and his wife wants ICE CREAM SODA 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. Berries and what not in the way of flavoring at Foley's Ice Cream Parlors, 18 Commercial Street, Nevada City. % STRONG SHOES wens Ox Boss. ~ We bere as saanivec ng “NEVER RIP” SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS ey are just what the name implies—a shoe that WiLL NOT RIP. \-75 TO $2, according tosize. Also an HE c+ Soe Extra Fine Line of Men’s Shoes } In the latest stylea of Vici Kid, Velours and Box Oslf. Price from $2 50 up. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. a ee Bt RS mE eS ae An