May 9, 1901 (4 pages)

o TEE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays; Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ~—BY— BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBBORITTION ; -y GyTle, «+. « = » $6 Per Year By Carrier, oi 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. ° THURSDAY....May 9, 1901 . P. 0, BOX B Srand Lodge SJ. 0.0. F. It Witt Begin Its Session Gues day, May 14th, Next Tuesday morning, May 14t, the grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will convene in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Market and Seventh streets, San Francisco. Th:re will be 640 delegates in attendance. ‘Ibe past yearhas been a very prosperous one for ‘the order, two new lodges having been instituted and 800 members initiated. The finances of the order have been increased $67,000 during the year.’ There are nearly 200 Odd. Fellows’ balls in California, representing an investment of $1,750,000, and investments in cemeteries amounting to * $175,000. The Odd Fellows Home at Thermalito has 120 aged and feeble members or deceased members’ widOws, who have all the comforts of home surroundings. The principal business of the session will be the election of seventy, offered. GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE. New York, May 9—This is the in the Stock Exchange. The excitement of yesterday and the decline in al] securities except the Northern Pacific continued. This stock rapidly advanced from one hundred and until at 10:30 o’clock this morning, when. three hundred was paid for five hundred shares. Shortly after the noon hour the assi Sickels, the broker, was announced, At one o’clock the failure of W. H. Brewer Lee was given out. cxeeepnidenalinaitiititiz wildest day ever known gument of Charles The Northern Pacific then again jumped when the phenomenal figures of one thousand dollars ‘per-share Sixty per cent has been bid for money. “Many close conferences are now in progress among the financial leaders to prevent a panic. and J. P, Help Us Celebrate. encouragement as all whom they asked so far have stated that they Goodwin and Robert Lindler of Liherty’s float, ‘ Yotes of Interest, was mercial street, Nay Pole Dance. It Witt be Professor Sohn ‘Wichetl’s Farewell Party, At the May Pole dance, which will be Riven by Prof. John Michell on Wed Oruckee Stems, Ohings Chat Have Gaken Place in Chat Vicinity. The following item the Truckee Republi 8 are taken from can of Wednesday officers and a discussion on the pro Ositicn to move the Home from Thermalito. The San Franvisco Post Wednesday has an excallent portrait of Wm. Nichols Jr. the banker of Dutch Flat, well known in this cit who is at present Deputy Grand Masp> of y, . are assured a good time. nesday evening, May 24th, there will be three roles, fancy dauces, midnight dance, and other Special features. The seventy-five pupils who will take part in the May Pole dance have been well trained, and all those who attend the Professor’s farewell dance and his evening: the 601 appeared -on uniform, They were This will be bright moonlight, Abont eleven o’clock Monday night the streets in fuil armed heavily and with a variety of weapons, guns and rifle barrels gleamed in the One big feilow carShatsud “S.~ Mi Whitney are burning futer, and whoat this session will be elevated to the Grand Mastership. Sire at Hr ugusta, Avetsta, Ga, May 8—A fire which broke out here this afternoon at 1:30 this afternocn has done considerable damage and is Spreading. The ware. house cf the Uxion Compress ComPany has been destroyed, and the warebcuses of Phinitzy & Company Fiously. It is believed that 10,000 bales of cotton“have been burning. There are 28,000 bales witbin one hun. dred yards of the fire. The Fire Department and many ci‘izens‘are figbting the flames, but at 2:10 they are_beycnd control. The magnificent tar. Miuals of the Charleston and Western Caroliva, with its new freight depot are in close Proximity to the fire. The ]oss already is about $250,000. A brisk wind is blowing, making thefire a ried a pick handle while another caranything in the tobacco line. Fine fresh honey Scadden’s,. Parlor at its meeting tonight. the election held last Monday. Invitations A ccepted, Poople of Surrounding owns to The committee which has in charge the inviting of people from the outside 4 towns to this city to help us fittingly celebrate the Fourth of Jaly, are busy at work and are meeting with much sure the people of. their town would gladly accept the invitation. Jerry over from You Bet today and informed the TRANSoRIPT reporter that all the people in that vicinity would spend the Fourth at Nevada Oity and would be pleased to elect a Maid of Honor té represent their town on the Goddess For Lite Insurance see T, B Gray, For the best of everything in the \y meat line send your orders to Naffziger Home-made bread made fresh every, day, at George Hurst’s bakery, ComCall on Ed Schmidt when you want from Harry Towle’s, two squares for 25 cents at a28-38t. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters wi'l elect three delegates to the Grand The City Trustees will hold a meeting this evening to canvass the vote of If you should desire anything in the drinking line you should call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort in town and you are always given fair treatment. tf For excellent fancy summer drinks many friends vill turn out and give him a rousing benefit. Mr. Micheli Will accompany his sister to Eogiand, where he will consult some of the best physicians, and if be recovers . bis health, he will return to. Nevada City, accompanied by his sister, where they will make their home. _ On bidding adieu to Nevada City it is with the utmost regret, as here he has epent the better part of his life and bas made so many friends, that he feels as if he were leaving home, That the people of Nevada City reciprocate this feeling goes without saying, ‘and their earnest wish is that he may regain his health and return to again reside among us. The Curss of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherried a double. bladed ax. They made ® search in saloons and varions other places for several parties they had served notice on to leave town and as they were unsuccersful it learned that two notice iate departure were pers One individual was served in the rear of a saloon while another was awakened and the notice given him while he lay in bed. In all the houses of disrepute: notices were tacked up notifying the mites that pimps and macks must not be harbored or ssid houses would be closed up. Uncle George Schuffer will soon start ap his sawmill. The Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company will soon erect a small taw8 for immed. onally served. men’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Quedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief. mill on Alder Creex, Davies’ have started their mill on Alder Creek. the daught Valley. ‘ J. ©. Cainpbell, superintendent of the Oampbell mine, accidentally fell down the shaft at the mine yesterday, having a narrow escape from serious injury. His left elbow was quite badly ]injured and he was also bruised and shaken up, but he will call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets, Giant.powder headaches is quickly cured with Vinton’s Headache Powis thought . ders. Try them. that the undesirable characters have. If you want a good, cool drink of heeded the warning. It bas been beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm, Harry. George L:wrence, formerly of this city, was married at Marysville Tuesday to Miss Blanche Hall of Brown's Valley. The bride taught the Willow Valley school one tern and is a sister to Mrs. F.E Snell of this city, and er of Judge Hall of Brown's able to be around as Usual again in a m7 tf m7-tf generally end 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, ditficult one to overcome. As far a Kuown, no lives have been lost. The fire is under control, but still burning flercely.It ig estimated the Union Compress Company loses $100,000 on buildings and $320,000 on cotton, Phiuitzy & Company lose 450,000 on building and $80,000 on cotton. Whit$5L00 on building ney & Company lose and $120,000 on cotton, Shot Her Sather. St. Louis, May 8—Gustave Baare, aged fifty years, bailiff of the St. Louis School Board and ex-Representative in the State Legislature, was shot and instantly killed at his home last night by bis daughter, Ida, aged 20, who then turned the revolver upon herself, in. flicting a wound from which she died in two minutes. Both were shot in the head. The action of the “young womai was premeditated, as was shown bya letter she left. Init she Baid that the frequent insults” offered her mother by her father became unbearable, and that she had resolved to kill him and then herself. Mr. Baare Was taking anap when he was killed. A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one can be affec'ed with. It is nauseating to “those with whom you come in contact. Lane’s Tea, tuken at night, will keep ihe stomach and bowels in proper condition and make your breath clean. 25ce and COca packege. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf Importing Eggs By Trainloads, Oa Fridsy morning a train composed of twelve refrigerator cars rolled . out of Newton, Kan., for California, bud each car was laden with eggs gathered in the vicinity of that town by one firm. The twelve cars contained 144,000 dozen, or nearly two million eggs. The train goes as a Gentlemen Spectators 8 : Dickerman, sole agent> 25c. and 10c. abox. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. A freight train got off the terday near Cisco, be run from here, should n P.G. Scadden or E. J.B will be $1 25. eae —aT— The Class has made every preparation for the entertainment of their guests; Tickets, per couple Lady Spectators.... All who expect to attend the picnic at Penn Valley in the busses that wil] they may prepare for enough transportation. The price for the round trip a ees GRADUATES’ BALL! —A Grand Dance will be given by— The Class of 1901 _#ARMORY. HALLe_ Saturday Evening, June 2st. THE BEST OF MUSIC. age. otify either ent. work done in cle, aker go that streets. one of his legs and he from blood-peison. . the Congregational charch wi business and social meetin Friday, evening, ent. On On A dvertised Letters. City, May 9, 1901. Barlow, Miss Georgie Cowgill, John EB. Gregory, Miss Bessie’ Hanley, Wm. A. Hoglands, J. ohn, Kranich, Frank Kyle, Charles Strouse, Miss Zita. ‘ track yesThe. car was dragged along the track about a quarter of a mile and did considerable damSupervisor Fay is having some excelening up the A*short time ago H. L. Nichols burt is now suffering Christian Endeavor Meeting. The Christian Endeavor Soviety of N hold.a ig tomorrow, at the residence of Mrs. Phil G. Scadden on Coyote street Every member ig ©xpected to be pres. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. The co-partnership heretofore exist{ng between Woodraff & Henricks of The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada If not called for in fifteen duys let. ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxms, Postmaster, few days, Louise Roberts, at ‘Grand Colorado. congratulations. Edwin A. Wadsworth was married on Wednesday, May Ist, to Miss Fannie Junction, The groom is a son of A.R. Wadsworth and was born and raised in this city. He holds a position in his father’s store at. Grand Junction and his bride is said to be a most estimable young ludy. The many friends of Mr. Wadsworth in this City extend their have were was the fear that the management his coming away. He professes know nothing of the disappearance Her. were} Miss Miller. Says He Didn’t Elope. Sart Lake, May’8—George Borchers says that he did not cometo Ogden with Miss Grace Miller, of Oakland or any other woman and denies pe there is any truth in the elopemen story. He has been signed by the Ogden Baseball Club, and says the reason for his leaving Oakland quietly . the Oakland team would try to prevent THE LOS ANGELES ~ LORAL P; a Los ANGELES, May 9—The floral parade morning before an immense crowd, of to. City. ae The parade was in nine divisions and tra principal streets. Something —Out of the Ordinary! tf tf ““YCROCKERYo Ever brought to this city, a” one. GROUND COFFEE Try-a pound. Ground to order. be TAYLOR'S TEA Wholesale and Retail Ah In-our home decorations, & sa y or Oak color ab Ways gives the wood-work of @ room a good appearance, . Over old paint or. new wood . Xorth Columbia, Oal., has been dis-. GMERWIN-WILLIAMSsolved, and the Siness w ereety “ after phe bead ‘cieae oe VARNISH STAIN ~. m9 8t ee Se \ (Produces good results. BR @tains and varnishes at the game time. Is made in Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, Rose wood, Walnut, Ebony. You will be surprised at the case with which you can entirely change the appearance of yourroom. Let us tell you some good things we know about the Stain. ‘ HOUSECLEANING ey . aera {s now upon us and you will need something in the 4.PAINT. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. Call or send for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 Sole A gents Epecia), and it is the first instance of a {rain carrying nothing but eggs which has been reported by any road runving to California — Kansas City Journal, It seems very Strange indeed that this State has to ship eggs from Kansas. What is the matter witb our hens? 2 Arrested and Set Free, —_—_——— “Dr. J: H. Hanaford Says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the luogs developed, the breath set free, we Ladies! Dress! The fact is if ’ Pre need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. . No other remedy has saved from consumption. Large bottles 25c, boots, little better in quality tty ankles can be you like dressy -footwear—just a little ‘newer in style, Boots! Just a little richer where,so many $2.50 and $3! Ladies Oxfords, And any styles of heels an Come here. e. This store is the Vici Kid Boots, Children’s Shoes, d toes in buttons and lace, All sizes and widths. : @OLD sy properly fitted here with the right sort of dress -Just a in effect, and a good bit lower in price than you see else— fountatn head of new ideas. is to furnish the best shoes obtai 4 00 Shoes as it is of the pli you may haye formed of what that mon FRANK TAYLOR, Proprietor of the Commercial Tea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape Horn, some ' of the finest He-will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every Taylor’ s Own at 25c per Ib. Roasted Daily on the premises ISF°SAMPLES FREE _gey AND COFFEE HOUSE The beautiful parade was Kinley before the City Hall? Purchased the Business, The firm of Woodruff ¢ Bont’ of North Oolambia, hag been dissolvag : and the business will be On by . Lauren Woodraff from this Killed Without Cause. AUBURN, May 6—An inquest over the body of Lorenzo Van Geisen, who was killed by Ed Ennis, generally known ward. Mr, Woodruff fe se ec as “Indian Ed,” was held at Clipper . ing and thorough business m a Gap Monday afternoon. The Coroner’s jary returned a verdict to the effect that deceased came to his death by 8 gunshot wound inflicted by Ed Ennis without cause. . stands high in the estimation of ‘a people of his section, He carries , complete stock of general Merchandis and the Ridge people wilj find thy . quality of his goods all right and bi . prices way down, be Ele Muslin & Knit Summer Underwear FOR LADIES and CHILDREN Ladies’ Summer Vests, high neck and long sleeves 25 cts. Ladies’ high neck and short sleeves, 25 cts. _. Low neck and short sleeves, 25 cts, ‘Ladies’ Real Lisle Thread, high neck and lon and high neck and short sleeves, at 50 cts. ' Ladies’ low neck and Sleeveless at 5 Cts., 10 ct, 25 Cts. and‘up as high as $1 50. We want you to see our line of SUMMER WEAR. CHILDREN SUMMER VESTS. We sell all sizes at 25 cts. each. MUSLIN GOWNS, MUSLIMSKIRTS and Black anf’ Colored Mercerized Skirts. New things in. these lines to . show you. Respectfully, oe ANOTHER BARREL of those very fine, fanc opened:—the kind th youthink of them—t like. g sleeves . y mixed pitkles has only just been at make your mouth water when he sour kind—the kind most people We know we can please you with these pickles 50 CTS. per gal. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer SPRING MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandést Assortment in Nevada County. QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND: PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS TETREAU . . ° e e . . EVERYTHING NEW : IN WALKING HATS. W.H. CRAWFORD, Main Street S sccapaee } $2.50 and Wearers of $2 50 and $8 Shoes demand m on’s $2.60 and mien Our §2 50 and $8 shoes are veritable iL. HYMAN & CO., Red t Broad and Pie Streets, Kerns City. ore wearing quality. for ¢ sarc for the pried” Ne lidar ea ve grades, pes than can be fcund elsewhere for the cane nn one surprises in merit, ma ey will buy. nt Material, finish, sty & $3.00 Men’s Shoes. oney than fr. es. Ourolsia Oo matter what thet orlos Poa * aye 9 or our $2 60-and There is style and more service quality in oaF same money, 0, le and service. They will excel any idee buy Corner alley Occurred hi There are over one hundred thousand visitors jp the . reviewed by President] Me. ; Brakes PRS NA SEF rons THURSDAY., .0.0.6550) cae read Personal Par W. P. Cline is down f; ville. W. H. Hustler came oy ‘terson this morning. . James Horton went 1 Ridge this morning. C. M. Jones of San Fra spending a few days, Ed Harber returned las ap extended absence, ; J.P. Wood has gone t: cisco on mining business. Royal F. Heath is her Francisco,. © ‘ M.G. Calvin and Jas, down from Camptonville. Mrs. J. Ohivell is quite home at the New York hot T, S. Merchant of San . liere spending a few days, W. B. Robb left this mor Francisco on oil business, Miss May Brophy of P here on a visit to friends, Postmaster Henry Fitte this morning to Granitevill B. F. Derickson of Freem ing is able to be around ag Deputy Sheriff Pascoe wh very ill is getting along nic Merrill Bendean who has sick for some time is better C A. Bills and wife of . arrived here on the morning Miss Hattie Hallett has home after an absence of th Mrs. W. Cameron and Harker-came down from Re! day.‘Superintendent E. Har turned last’ evening — fror county. J. Miller and Geo A. Gr here this afternoon from cisco. 3 Geo H. Thomas, T. Harbc Bronsvich arrived here on ing’s train. Geo. E. Turner, the hard: chant of this city, returned ing from Sacramento. Attorney T. 8. Ford retu afternoon from Reno, whe been on legal business. James Hansen is here in th of the advertisement depar the San Francisco Examiner, Dr. A. H. Tickell and have been to San Francisco a mento, returned here last eve B. Thompson, -the ex. keeper at Rough and Ready, ously ill and his recovery is Mrs. Ward and child, who . visiting her brother Wm. I turned this morning to Sin EF Mrs. H. C. Sshroeder anc Mrs. N. E. Adair, left this mi San Francisco and other pl: visit. J. 8. Holbrook, Justice of t will leave next Sunday for § and other pints for the bene health. E. McQulla and wife of the Nevada, who have been here a few days, left this morning ington. W. McCarty and his mothe: Cruz arrived here last evenin this morning for Downievill friends. cen G. W. Thomas and L. Brot rived on yesterday’s stage fr¢ ieville and left on the stage t ing for Marysville. James Thomas, a conduct Southern Pacific railroad, merly resided here, is vis sister, Mrs. Hugh Murchie. W.R. Senter, BE. C. Mull Donelson, W. E. Pountree, C ington and 8. McMullen of § cisco arrived here on last train. Thomas Moore and Ernest who rode to Sacramento on . bicycle, returned last eveni report having had a good tri ride did not seem to fati much, Died at the County Wa. Malone, a native of ! aged 66 years, died at the Co Pital this morning, a victit sumption. He came to tl from the State of Washingtc year and a half ago. He w panied by his daughter, wh the County Hospital from co shortly after her arrival. Good news from Ohairr He says the Democratic ple be substantially unchanged Catarrh Cannot Be ¢ With Jocal applications, a Rot reach the seat of tl Catarrh is a blood or cons! ease, and in order to cure it take internal remedies. Hal Cure is taken internally, a: rectly on the blood and m faces. Hall’s Catarrh Cut quack medicine, It was pr one of the best physicia Country for years, and is ar Scription. It is composed the best tonics known, com the best blood purifiers, Tectly on the mucous sur Perfect combination of . fredients is what produces erful results in curing ca

o TEE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays; Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, ~—BY— BROWN & CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBBORITTION ; -y GyTle, «+. « = » $6 Per Year By Carrier, oi 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. ° THURSDAY.......May 9, 1901 . P. 0, BOX B Srand Lodge SJ. 0.0. F. It Witt Begin Its Session Gues day, May 14th, Next Tuesday morning, May 14t, the grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will convene in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Market and Seventh streets, San Francisco. Th:re will be 640 delegates in attendance. ‘Ibe past yearhas been a very prosperous one for ‘the order, two new lodges having been instituted and 800 members initiated. The finances of the order have been increased $67,000 during the year.’ There are nearly 200 Odd. Fellows’ balls in California, representing an investment of $1,750,000, and investments in cemeteries amounting to * $175,000. The Odd Fellows Home at Thermalito has 120 aged and feeble members or deceased members’ widOws, who have all the comforts of home surroundings. The principal business of the session will be the election of seventy, offered. GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE. New York, May 9—This is the in the Stock Exchange. The excitement of yesterday and the decline in al] securities except the Northern Pacific continued. This stock rapidly advanced from one hundred and until at 10:30 o’clock this morning, when. three hundred was paid for five hundred shares. Shortly after the noon hour the assi Sickels, the broker, was announced, At one o’clock the failure of W. H. Brewer Lee was given out. cxeeepnidenalinaitiititiz wildest day ever known gument of Charles The Northern Pacific then again jumped when the phenomenal figures of one thousand dollars ‘per-share Sixty per cent has been bid for money. “Many close conferences are now in progress among the financial leaders to prevent a panic. and J. P, Help Us Celebrate. encouragement as all whom they asked so far have stated that they Goodwin and Robert Lindler of Liherty’s float, ‘ Yotes of Interest, was mercial street, Nay Pole Dance. It Witt be Professor Sohn ‘Wichetl’s Farewell Party, At the May Pole dance, which will be Riven by Prof. John Michell on Wed Oruckee Stems, Ohings Chat Have Gaken Place in Chat Vicinity. The following item the Truckee Republi 8 are taken from can of Wednesday officers and a discussion on the pro Ositicn to move the Home from Thermalito. The San Franvisco Post Wednesday has an excallent portrait of Wm. Nichols Jr. the banker of Dutch Flat, well known in this cit who is at present Deputy Grand Masp> of y, . are assured a good time. nesday evening, May 24th, there will be three roles, fancy dauces, midnight dance, and other Special features. The seventy-five pupils who will take part in the May Pole dance have been well trained, and all those who attend the Professor’s farewell dance and his evening: the 601 appeared -on uniform, They were This will be bright moonlight, Abont eleven o’clock Monday night the streets in fuil armed heavily and with a variety of weapons, guns and rifle barrels gleamed in the One big feilow carShatsud “S.~ Mi Whitney are burning futer, and whoat this session will be elevated to the Grand Mastership. Sire at Hr ugusta, Avetsta, Ga, May 8—A fire which broke out here this afternoon at 1:30 this afternocn has done considerable damage and is Spreading. The ware. house cf the Uxion Compress ComPany has been destroyed, and the warebcuses of Phinitzy & Company Fiously. It is believed that 10,000 bales of cotton“have been burning. There are 28,000 bales witbin one hun. dred yards of the fire. The Fire Department and many ci‘izens‘are figbting the flames, but at 2:10 they are_beycnd control. The magnificent tar. Miuals of the Charleston and Western Caroliva, with its new freight depot are in close Proximity to the fire. The ]oss already is about $250,000. A brisk wind is blowing, making thefire a ried a pick handle while another caranything in the tobacco line. Fine fresh honey Scadden’s,. Parlor at its meeting tonight. the election held last Monday. Invitations A ccepted, Poople of Surrounding owns to The committee which has in charge the inviting of people from the outside 4 towns to this city to help us fittingly celebrate the Fourth of Jaly, are busy at work and are meeting with much sure the people of. their town would gladly accept the invitation. Jerry over from You Bet today and informed the TRANSoRIPT reporter that all the people in that vicinity would spend the Fourth at Nevada Oity and would be pleased to elect a Maid of Honor té represent their town on the Goddess For Lite Insurance see T, B Gray, For the best of everything in the \y meat line send your orders to Naffziger Home-made bread made fresh every, day, at George Hurst’s bakery, ComCall on Ed Schmidt when you want from Harry Towle’s, two squares for 25 cents at a28-38t. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters wi'l elect three delegates to the Grand The City Trustees will hold a meeting this evening to canvass the vote of If you should desire anything in the drinking line you should call at the Grotto. It is the most popular resort in town and you are always given fair treatment. tf For excellent fancy summer drinks many friends vill turn out and give him a rousing benefit. Mr. Micheli Will accompany his sister to Eogiand, where he will consult some of the best physicians, and if be recovers . bis health, he will return to. Nevada City, accompanied by his sister, where they will make their home. _ On bidding adieu to Nevada City it is with the utmost regret, as here he has epent the better part of his life and bas made so many friends, that he feels as if he were leaving home, That the people of Nevada City reciprocate this feeling goes without saying, ‘and their earnest wish is that he may regain his health and return to again reside among us. The Curss of Womankind Is sick and nervous headaches. Sherried a double. bladed ax. They made ® search in saloons and varions other places for several parties they had served notice on to leave town and as they were unsuccersful it learned that two notice iate departure were pers One individual was served in the rear of a saloon while another was awakened and the notice given him while he lay in bed. In all the houses of disrepute: notices were tacked up notifying the mites that pimps and macks must not be harbored or ssid houses would be closed up. Uncle George Schuffer will soon start ap his sawmill. The Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Company will soon erect a small taw8 for immed. onally served. men’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. Quedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless, Immediate relief. mill on Alder Creex, Davies’ have started their mill on Alder Creek. the daught Valley. ‘ J. ©. Cainpbell, superintendent of the Oampbell mine, accidentally fell down the shaft at the mine yesterday, having a narrow escape from serious injury. His left elbow was quite badly ]injured and he was also bruised and shaken up, but he will call at Wm. Harry’s saloon, corner of Spring and Pine streets, Giant.powder headaches is quickly cured with Vinton’s Headache Powis thought . ders. Try them. that the undesirable characters have. If you want a good, cool drink of heeded the warning. It bas been beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm, Harry. George L:wrence, formerly of this city, was married at Marysville Tuesday to Miss Blanche Hall of Brown's Valley. The bride taught the Willow Valley school one tern and is a sister to Mrs. F.E Snell of this city, and er of Judge Hall of Brown's able to be around as Usual again in a m7 tf m7-tf generally end 50c. For sale by H. Dickerman, ditficult one to overcome. As far a Kuown, no lives have been lost. The fire is under control, but still burning flercely.It ig estimated the Union Compress Company loses $100,000 on buildings and $320,000 on cotton, Phiuitzy & Company lose 450,000 on building and $80,000 on cotton. Whit$5L00 on building ney & Company lose and $120,000 on cotton, Shot Her Sather. St. Louis, May 8—Gustave Baare, aged fifty years, bailiff of the St. Louis School Board and ex-Representative in the State Legislature, was shot and instantly killed at his home last night by bis daughter, Ida, aged 20, who then turned the revolver upon herself, in. flicting a wound from which she died in two minutes. Both were shot in the head. The action of the “young womai was premeditated, as was shown bya letter she left. Init she Baid that the frequent insults” offered her mother by her father became unbearable, and that she had resolved to kill him and then herself. Mr. Baare Was taking anap when he was killed. A Bad Breath, Is the most disgusting thing one can be affec'ed with. It is nauseating to “those with whom you come in contact. Lane’s Tea, tuken at night, will keep ihe stomach and bowels in proper condition and make your breath clean. 25ce and COca packege. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. tf Importing Eggs By Trainloads, Oa Fridsy morning a train composed of twelve refrigerator cars rolled . out of Newton, Kan., for California, bud each car was laden with eggs gathered in the vicinity of that town by one firm. The twelve cars contained 144,000 dozen, or nearly two million eggs. The train goes as a Gentlemen Spectators 8 : Dickerman, sole agent> 25c. and 10c. abox. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. A freight train got off the terday near Cisco, be run from here, should n P.G. Scadden or E. J.B will be $1 25. eae —aT— The Class has made every preparation for the entertainment of their guests; Tickets, per couple Lady Spectators........ All who expect to attend the picnic at Penn Valley in the busses that wil] they may prepare for enough transportation. The price for the round trip a ees GRADUATES’ BALL! —A Grand Dance will be given by— The Class of 1901 _#ARMORY. HALLe_ Saturday Evening, June 2st. THE BEST OF MUSIC. age. otify either ent. work done in cle, aker go that streets. one of his legs and he from blood-peison. . the Congregational charch wi business and social meetin Friday, evening, ent. On On A dvertised Letters. City, May 9, 1901. Barlow, Miss Georgie Cowgill, John EB. Gregory, Miss Bessie’ Hanley, Wm. A. Hoglands, J. ohn, Kranich, Frank Kyle, Charles Strouse, Miss Zita. ‘ track yesThe. car was dragged along the track about a quarter of a mile and did considerable damSupervisor Fay is having some excelening up the A*short time ago H. L. Nichols burt is now suffering Christian Endeavor Meeting. The Christian Endeavor Soviety of N hold.a ig tomorrow, at the residence of Mrs. Phil G. Scadden on Coyote street Every member ig ©xpected to be pres. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. The co-partnership heretofore exist{ng between Woodraff & Henricks of The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada If not called for in fifteen duys let. ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” pay afee of one cent for each letter. L. 8. Catxms, Postmaster, few days, Louise Roberts, at ‘Grand Colorado. congratulations. Edwin A. Wadsworth was married on Wednesday, May Ist, to Miss Fannie Junction, The groom is a son of A.R. Wadsworth and was born and raised in this city. He holds a position in his father’s store at. Grand Junction and his bride is said to be a most estimable young ludy. The many friends of Mr. Wadsworth in this City extend their have were was the fear that the management

his coming away. He professes know nothing of the disappearance Her. were} Miss Miller. Says He Didn’t Elope. Sart Lake, May’8—George Borchers says that he did not cometo Ogden with Miss Grace Miller, of Oakland or any other woman and denies pe there is any truth in the elopemen story. He has been signed by the Ogden Baseball Club, and says the reason for his leaving Oakland quietly . the Oakland team would try to prevent THE LOS ANGELES ~ LORAL P; a Los ANGELES, May 9—The floral parade morning before an immense crowd, of to. City. ae The parade was in nine divisions and tra principal streets. Something —Out of the Ordinary! tf tf ““YCROCKERYo Ever brought to this city, a” one. GROUND COFFEE Try-a pound. Ground to order. be TAYLOR'S TEA Wholesale and Retail Ah In-our home decorations, & sa y or Oak color ab Ways gives the wood-work of @ room a good appearance, . Over old paint or. new wood . Xorth Columbia, Oal., has been dis-. GMERWIN-WILLIAMSsolved, and the Siness w ereety “ after phe bead ‘cieae oe VARNISH STAIN ~. m9 8t ee Se \ (Produces good results. BR @tains and varnishes at the game time. Is made in Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, Rose wood, Walnut, Ebony. You will be surprised at the case with which you can entirely change the appearance of yourroom. Let us tell you some good things we know about the Stain. ‘ HOUSECLEANING ey . aera {s now upon us and you will need something in the 4..PAINT.. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. Call or send for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 Sole A gents Epecia), and it is the first instance of a {rain carrying nothing but eggs which has been reported by any road runving to California — Kansas City Journal, It seems very Strange indeed that this State has to ship eggs from Kansas. What is the matter witb our hens? 2 Arrested and Set Free, —_—_——— “Dr. J: H. Hanaford Says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the luogs developed, the breath set free, we Ladies! Dress! The fact is if ’ Pre need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. . No other remedy has saved from consumption. Large bottles 25c, boots, little better in quality tty ankles can be you like dressy -footwear—just a little ‘newer in style, Boots! Just a little richer where,so many $2.50 and $3! Ladies Oxfords, And any styles of heels an Come here. e. This store is the Vici Kid Boots, Children’s Shoes, d toes in buttons and lace, All sizes and widths. : @OLD sy properly fitted here with the right sort of dress -Just a in effect, and a good bit lower in price than you see else— fountatn head of new ideas. is to furnish the best shoes obtai 4 00 Shoes as it is of the pli you may haye formed of what that mon FRANK TAYLOR, Proprietor of the Commercial Tea Store, has just received direct from England, via Cape Horn, some ' of the finest He-will sell these goods at greatly reduced prices, and he will suit the taste of every Taylor’ s Own at 25c per Ib. Roasted Daily on the premises ISF°SAMPLES FREE _gey AND COFFEE HOUSE The beautiful parade was Kinley before the City Hall? Purchased the Business, The firm of Woodruff ¢ Bont’ of North Oolambia, hag been dissolvag : and the business will be On by . Lauren Woodraff from this Killed Without Cause. AUBURN, May 6—An inquest over the body of Lorenzo Van Geisen, who was killed by Ed Ennis, generally known ward. Mr, Woodruff fe se ec as “Indian Ed,” was held at Clipper . ing and thorough business m a Gap Monday afternoon. The Coroner’s jary returned a verdict to the effect that deceased came to his death by 8 gunshot wound inflicted by Ed Ennis without cause. . stands high in the estimation of ‘a people of his section, He carries , complete stock of general Merchandis and the Ridge people wilj find thy . quality of his goods all right and bi . prices way down, be Ele Muslin & Knit Summer Underwear FOR LADIES and CHILDREN Ladies’ Summer Vests, high neck and long sleeves 25 cts. Ladies’ high neck and short sleeves, 25 cts. _. Low neck and short sleeves, 25 cts, ‘Ladies’ Real Lisle Thread, high neck and lon and high neck and short sleeves, at 50 cts. ' Ladies’ low neck and Sleeveless at 5 Cts., 10 ct, 25 Cts. and‘up as high as $1 50. We want you to see our line of SUMMER WEAR. CHILDREN SUMMER VESTS. We sell all sizes at 25 cts. each. MUSLIN GOWNS, MUSLIMSKIRTS and Black anf’ Colored Mercerized Skirts. New things in. these lines to . show you. Respectfully, oe ANOTHER BARREL of those very fine, fanc opened:—the kind th youthink of them—t like. g sleeves . y mixed pitkles has only just been at make your mouth water when he sour kind—the kind most people We know we can please you with these pickles 50 CTS. per gal. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer SPRING MILLINERY OPENING Largest and Grandést Assortment in Nevada County. QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND: PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS TETREAU . . ° e e . . EVERYTHING NEW : IN WALKING HATS. W.H. CRAWFORD, Main Street S sccapaee } $2.50 and Wearers of $2 50 and $8 Shoes demand m on’s $2.60 and mien Our §2 50 and $8 shoes are veritable iL. HYMAN & CO., Red t Broad and Pie Streets, Kerns City. ore wearing quality. for ¢ sarc for the pried” Ne lidar ea ve grades, pes than can be fcund elsewhere for the cane nn one surprises in merit, ma ey will buy. nt Material, finish, sty & $3.00 Men’s Shoes. oney than fr. es. Ourolsia Oo matter what thet orlos Poa * aye 9 or our $2 60-and There is style and more service quality in oaF same money, 0, le and service. They will excel any idee buy Corner alley Occurred hi There are over one hundred thousand visitors jp the . reviewed by President] Me. ; Brakes PRS NA SEF rons THURSDAY.., .0.0.6550) cae read Personal Par W. P. Cline is down f; ville. W. H. Hustler came oy ‘terson this morning. . James Horton went 1 Ridge this morning. C. M. Jones of San Fra spending a few days, Ed Harber returned las ap extended absence, ; J.P. Wood has gone t: cisco on mining business. Royal F. Heath is her Francisco,. © ‘ M.G. Calvin and Jas, down from Camptonville. Mrs. J. Ohivell is quite home at the New York hot T, S. Merchant of San . liere spending a few days, W. B. Robb left this mor Francisco on oil business, Miss May Brophy of P here on a visit to friends, Postmaster Henry Fitte this morning to Granitevill B. F. Derickson of Freem ing is able to be around ag Deputy Sheriff Pascoe wh very ill is getting along nic Merrill Bendean who has sick for some time is better C A. Bills and wife of . arrived here on the morning Miss Hattie Hallett has home after an absence of th Mrs. W. Cameron and Harker-came down from Re! day.‘Superintendent E. Har turned last’ evening — fror county. J. Miller and Geo A. Gr here this afternoon from cisco. 3 Geo H. Thomas, T. Harbc Bronsvich arrived here on ing’s train. Geo. E. Turner, the hard: chant of this city, returned ing from Sacramento. Attorney T. 8. Ford retu afternoon from Reno, whe been on legal business. James Hansen is here in th of the advertisement depar the San Francisco Examiner, Dr. A. H. Tickell and have been to San Francisco a mento, returned here last eve B. Thompson, -the ex. keeper at Rough and Ready, ously ill and his recovery is Mrs. Ward and child, who . visiting her brother Wm. I turned this morning to Sin EF Mrs. H. C. Sshroeder anc Mrs. N. E. Adair, left this mi San Francisco and other pl: visit. J. 8. Holbrook, Justice of t will leave next Sunday for § and other pints for the bene health. E. McQulla and wife of the Nevada, who have been here a few days, left this morning ington. W. McCarty and his mothe: Cruz arrived here last evenin this morning for Downievill friends. cen G. W. Thomas and L. Brot rived on yesterday’s stage fr¢ ieville and left on the stage t ing for Marysville. James Thomas, a conduct Southern Pacific railroad, merly resided here, is vis sister, Mrs. Hugh Murchie. W.R. Senter, BE. C. Mull Donelson, W. E. Pountree, C ington and 8. McMullen of § cisco arrived here on last train. Thomas Moore and Ernest who rode to Sacramento on . bicycle, returned last eveni report having had a good tri ride did not seem to fati much, Died at the County Wa. Malone, a native of ! aged 66 years, died at the Co Pital this morning, a victit sumption. He came to tl from the State of Washingtc year and a half ago. He w panied by his daughter, wh the County Hospital from co shortly after her arrival. Good news from Ohairr He says the Democratic ple be substantially unchanged Catarrh Cannot Be ¢ With Jocal applications, a Rot reach the seat of tl Catarrh is a blood or cons! ease, and in order to cure it take internal remedies. Hal Cure is taken internally, a: rectly on the blood and m faces. Hall’s Catarrh Cut quack medicine, It was pr one of the best physicia Country for years, and is ar Scription. It is composed the best tonics known, com the best blood purifiers, Tectly on the mucous sur Perfect combination of . fredients is what produces erful results in curing ca