September 14, 1901 (4 pages)

sey aia: Be TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B Issued Brery Evening, Sundays Exoepted aT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : Byflell, + * $6 Per Yea By Carrier, 12-1-2c Per W Delivered to any part of the city. SSATURDAY...Sept. 14, 1901 IN MOURNING. About the time the Transcript went to press last evening, a telegram was received from Baffalo, announcing the death of President McKinley, and the news was thus published. But the an nounce was prematare,the President ral. lied from the sinking spell and lingered! on until 2:15 o’clock (Eastern time) this morning, when he passed away. Toward the last he became so weak that it was necessary for his physicians to administer oxygen and powerful stim ulants to restore him to consciousnes and strength for the final parting with his wife. He asked for her and she sat at his side and held. bis hand. He consoled her and bade her goodbye Mrs. McKinley went through the heart rending scene with the same fortitude with which she stood the shock from the beginning of the tragedy which ended his life. In his last period o consciousness, which ended about 7:50 o’clock, the President started the words of the hymn, “Nearer, My God, To Thee,” and his last audible words were as taken down by Dr. Mann at the bedside, “Goodbye, all; goodbye; it is God’s way; His will be done.” Then his mind began to wander and soon he completely lost consciousness, and centinued in this state until death re leased him. The President’s life was prolonged for hours by the use of oxygen and finally he expressed a desire to be permitted to die. During the time h was conscious, between 6 and 7 o’clock he was permitted to bid farewell to the members of the Oabinet, who were assembled in a room on the floor below. They knew the end was near and the seene was a sad one as with tear-stained faces they ascended the stairway lead ing to the President’s room. Thei stay was brief and they withdrew with tears streaming down their faces and words of intense grief. At Nevada City the intelligence announcing the President’ death was received with profound sorrow and sad. ness on every hand. When the news came yesterday that he had rallied THE TRANSCRIPT DENT MALE BuFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 14.—At 2:15 o’clock this mornin President McKinley passed away, after lingering unconscious fsor everal hours: Thig forenoon the oath of office was administered to President Roosevelt at the Millburn house by Federal Judge John Hazel, : _ The Cabinet have decided to have a short prayer servic here to-morrow afternoon. The body will be taken to Washington by a special train, early Monday morning, accompanied by the Cabine and family, where the remains will lie in state. The State funeral will be held on Tuesday. On Wednesday the funeral train will go to Canton Interment will take place on Thursday. BuFFAo, Sept. 14.--The Exposition officials held special meeting early this morning and ordered the Exposi jon grounds closed until Monday. SAN-FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.--The various theatrical man agers held a meeting this morning and adopted a resolution somewhat and that there was a fightinggof sympathy out of respect to the late President. The theachance for life, the people took fresh courage and breathed a silent praye that the executive’s life might be spared, and the universal wish was fo his recovery. Business seemed to be} at a standstill for no one had any heart to go about his business, and the question asked by every individua upon meeting an acquaintance was, “How is the President? What is the latest news?” While there were frequent’ expressions of sympathy for the Presi dent, his family and. the Nation in general, there was likewise a deep sentiment and hatred toward anarchism and the assassin who carried out ite principles. These expressions were heard on every hand: “Hanging is too good for him.” “Anarchism must be suppressed and anarchists must be excluded from the country.” It is safe to say that had the people of this com munity their desire there would be very few anarchists allowed to remain in America. Throngs-of people gathered around the bulletin boards yesterday evening, eager to catch a glimpse of the latest news. When the premature aunounce ment of the President’s death was re ceived and posted, a quiet and solemn stillness settled upon the gatherings and later extended over the whole town. At midnight when the final and confirmed news of his death was received, most of our citizens had rc— tired, but the solemn tolling of the cburch and fire bells imparted to themil the sad intelligence that our mach beloved President had finally passed away. The City Trustees held a ‘special meeting last night at which they passed resolutions of respect and sympathy and recommended that the business houses be draped in mourning fo thirty days. To-day Nevada City is clothed in the habiliments of sorrow and with thousands of its sister cities threughout thesUnion joins in deep expressions of sorrow and sympathy in-tbhe great calamity. On the day of the funeral, it is the general feeling of the public that bus iness should be suspended and ar rangements should be made to that end It would also be exceedingly appro priate for the people of our town to hold memorial services on the day o the funeral, and this will probably b done. : : President McKinley is no more on earth. While we shall miss bis wiae ecunsel and unerring judgment in guiding the Ship of State so ekilifully as he bas done during the past six years, still bis memory will never die in the hearts of the American peop as long as our Republic sball endure The whole country mourns the loss o one of the wisest, ablest and most¥e that the United—_faithful Presidents States.ever had or ever will bave. ceo Burvraio Laces BEER on draught, « cents a glass, at Council Chamb W, J. Britiand, proprietor. . jig Dd ‘ij tres will close today and on the night following the funeral. vt (tat ‘hd OVE Ctdenggs, ". H) re LN ATLL LL / ea Mr. Stout ManTT This way, Clothes from the i t you with the Clothes; OE A We have given up the Picture Business. Our contract having expired, & Gentlemen, here’s your Winter: Clothing. es { average man give up “ready-made” Clothin one directly from our Clothing Tables—with perhaps a little possibly more with the prices—for, Tailor, so to speak. We do away with that and charge youn more t may surprise you by fitting you, as well as by saving you quite a sum Satisfaction guaranteed and’ your money back if goods are not\as represented. We aim to please all. MemorialServices. In many cities and towns throughout the United States, on the day of the funeral of our late honored President emorial services will be held, and usiness will be snspended for_the-e tire day. Let Nevada City be one of the numberto pay the last tribute of respect to a great man who has beep Murdered by an assassin. Arrang ments should be made forthwith witb our local speakers to deliver short adresses, and every business house hould be closed for the entire day. committee of our leading citizens should take the matter in hand. In some cities the bells will be tolled for lone bour at sunrise, one hour at noon d one hour at sunset. Let Nevada ity do likewise. — _ Adjourned Out of Respect, The members of the Ladies’ Whist Clab were to have been entertained a he residence of Mrs, I. J. Rolfe this fternoon, by Miss Lizzie Keenan. Only an informal meeting was held, wever, and after passing resolutio f sympathy and respect to our late resident, the Club adjourned its meeting. oe Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. BurraLo LaGer BEER on draught, at cents a glass, at Council Ohambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig ———_+-092-2—_____ All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge whiskey. Beware of unscrupulous dealers who -——+90-9 Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing at ever was made is Dr. King’s New ife Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness into nergy, brain-fag into mental power. hey’re wonderful in building up the ealth. Only 25c per box. Sold by W) . Vinton. 5 oleae Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Personal Pointers. Mrs. M. Phelan has returned to her home at Shady Creek after a visit here cramento. with her daughters. , Henry Gaylord has ‘returned from L. Thompson of San Francisco left this morning for North Bloomfleld. business. bert today. Eureka. today. G, Lyons of San Francisco is in town, G. P. Hall returned last evening ing from Grizzly Ridge. H. A. Swift of Oakland is here on Stanley Millbamp of New York left here this morning for Pike City, where be will examine some mining property. Judge S. A. Smith returned last even ing from Auburn and left this morning for Downieville. A. Dinier of San Francisco left this morning for May bert. J. S. Huem, who has spending a few days, returned to Maybeen here H. Thompson left this morning for G. Jilbert of Grass Valtey left this morning for Eureka. R. Kite came down from Washington Superintendent J. L. Bryson came own from Omega today. W. Hamilton and M. E. Gierens, who are opening up a mine near Washington, came down today. E. Belmore arrived here this afternoon from Santa Cruz. Superintencent Gus Kartschoke was over from the Delhi mine today. J. J. Ott, the pioneer assayer, will leave tomorrow for a trip through the southern part of the State. His daughr;—Mrs._T. H. Hicks, will accompany At Yon Bet BORN. wife of Frank E. Snell, a son. For Rent. House on Nevada street, formerly occupied by L. M. Hancock. Enquire of E. J. Morgan. CHING LEE —Dealer in— , Ladies $ Children’s Underwear Latest Des'gns in Silk Waicts, New and Elegant styles of Embroideries sold very cteap.: Fine Calicos sold ata bargain. Give mea cali. DR. corny, ;fNe PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Sanatorium 100%}; Ninth Street, bet. J and lithe latest modern appliances. diseases. K, Neer J. Chronic Write for further information. Telephones—Sunset South 6081; Capital 949, SACRAMENTO, CAL. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS _ PAINTS han we do the ordinary man. of money. Come, see at any rate: Legg & Shaw Co. Sole Agents FOR Aevata City iii Tt Many Stout Men. Sli : t m Men in despair, thas alteration in Permission to Wed. Wm. euseu and Dora Cun-* Places of Worship Whe 0 Ton . ‘: ningham Sranted a License. County Olerk F. L. Arbogast issued la license this afternoon giving authority for the consummation of the mar-#,, Valley. The twain are to be made one sé this evening at the latter place. Rev. B. Dent Naylor, of the Congregational th church, will, it is said, perform the ceremony. Before issuing the license the genial and accommodating Clerk hel} a “little ul tioned the two who on matrimony were bent. The session was while it lasted, and to add zest to the matter, Daniel Baldwia,a brother lof the would-be groom, entered a protest to the issuance of the licénse. The father of young William was pres— lent, too, and gave his consent to allow the document with the big seallito is}. 09, sie. Cupid Arbogast made some more?) interrogatories, and, after receivin good legal advice in the matter, issued) the much desired matrimonial permit. —-_— + +e + Superior Court Notes. The following business was trans acted in the Superior Oourt today, Hon. F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate and guardianship. of the Brown minors. Order postpouing time for hearing order to show cause. Estate of Wm. T. Thomas, deceased. Order settling account. <= 004 Om Sale Today — ~fLadies Fleece Lined Vests and Pants — See them in one of our large windows. . All sizes asc, The best value you ever saw. Well worth going miles to see. We had to go to the mills after them or yon Che Pitpit and perfect health. Morning 7:30.p.m. W, A, Rimer, e Congregational ‘Charch, ar Sanday School exercises will ty held at 12.80 p.m. At the evenin vice an address will be delivered 4, W. B. Bobb. Subject—“stirr; court of his own,” and closely ques-# aie, tne poop Against the alarial fever and jaundice, [ uaded him to try Electric Bijters, and fa lhe was soon much better, but contic, pins ca use until . ured. Iam sure Electric Bitters A his life.” This remedy expels ‘alae kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids digestion, kidneys and bowels, tion, dy What a Tale It Tells. If that mirror. of yours sh wretched, sallow . if grits diced look, moth on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr, SLT CRI, School and B riage of William Baldwin, of Gold Flat, class, 12:30 p. m.;evening pr tle to Miss Dora Cunningham, of Grass sermon, 7:80 O'elock, Friday—Services There will be a0 ororning service a The ng Up i, Rich.” ing@ouristian Eodeavor at 6.90. Db. 4 intorestin€ BDailey Isader. Subjest—"Trne Hon. 8.” : Every body invited. g E. B. Munday, a lawyer of H. Texas, once fooled a grave-diggen’ “My brother was very low with was wholly . regulates liver, t _OUres constipespepsla, tervous diseases, kid. ney troubles, female complainte; gives Only 50c at Vinton’, zion, a jaunand Sok pre-2 THE TRANS GATURDAY .2. 5-5 6 —— Yotes of Ini gehoo! supplies at Vint Tom’s Place on Broad & times supplied with the everything in the liqaor Iie welcome. * For life insurance see T Billy Britlend bas eo surprise in etore for all w the Council Chamber thie good hot lunch will served, For the best of everyt meal line send your orders At the Peerless saloon the very best of wines, 1 cigars. ‘They are always manner which never fail to Go to N. Rohr for your t ing. Maitland Bros. will hol their Glenbrook saloon Me are desirous of seeing all « quaintances. ga i. Call on Ed Schmidt wher anything in the tobaeco fine A good cold glass of beer . be had at Alex Hongell’s res ag all other liquors of h Drop into bis popular place. Opal Cream is the best f ‘tan and sunburn. You os Vintdh’s,, 25c and 50e bottle The Grotto saloon on M aill be a scene-of activity th Afine hot lunch will be ge visitors. Henry Bray has sold his be = would never-get them for 25 cents. New things in Dry Goods. your purse. us. “ They are coming in line of new Fancy Hose. ome and Pay us a visit. MAFKAE Fe Come just to look. But get our prices, Broad Street, next above Assay Otfice ML! YOu want to see the latest in all kinds of Goods, come to every day. w Fall Goods Arriving Daily Wool Underwear for Fall, Wool Hosiery for Fall, New Dress Trimmings for Fall, Tennis Flannel, Outing Flannel, Flannelette, Corsets, Kid Gloves. Also a nice Respectfully, & CGO. OUR OWN BAKING. ; Is — 1LB Can} . tetsare ae, . one can r 50 Cars. and tried confident QUR Own Baking Powder If upon purchasing a can you find it POW DE R oe “e give the satisfaction we guar: ee your 50 cente will be refunded. We Baking Powder, for we have not bad Pureeean > to give, retura the can and you will be pleased with the eturned, that has been opened Can you blame as for being that it will please you? CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. May bring THE : OLD: FASHIONED : WAY -—P +. 4—0 —~ ppg. Of cleaning a watch or cloc with coal oil. It did all rig fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. moved piece by‘plege, Each minute whee! must be h would [retard the movement. "We clean and repair having them adjusted frequently, years are added Particles of dust muet be re freed from anything whic. watches thoroughly. By to their life. A. & H. W. Ww. Broad Street mae Mr. Thin We.bring them hope. ’ , n who require different. We promise to fit every to pay a penalty to your k'was"to lubricate the works : ht for the turnips our granders, HARTUNG, We'll surprise bring it in here and we : x Nevada City ness at the-Union—Hotel-—te Iabrecht of San Francisco, and wife. will leave in ae fe Petaluma, where the gentle engage in the raising of poult Jack Beam Bourbon whiske anteed pure and is the beat w. sickness. For sale at Vint store. A three-foot Pelton whee new electric worke at the . mine arrived at the depot tod Ifyou want a good, cool beer—the very best in town. and see Wm. Harry. Jobn Tambyn, the blacks: hada oeat and attractive sig at his place of business o otreet. é For a good bath go to Tom Tonsorial Parlors, on Oc treet. Baths, 25 centa, Two carloads of steel rails here last night and will be use the place of the iron ones ni po the Narrow Gauge railroa hort time all of the iron ral between here and Colfax wil placed by steel ones, A good hot lunch will be very night at William Harry’ borner Pine and Spring streé beer and choice wines, liga pigars always‘on hand. o The funeral of: the late Re Dhisholm, the treasurer of Plac y,took place at Auburm yester brough respect to. hig memo was practically suspen he day at that place, A nt ceased’s friends and member da Commandery, F. and A. M ty and Grass Valley atten ineral. B. B. Deming, who } eputy recorder has received ointment as treasurer, ‘ The Old Government Whis1 ithe medical department of th Btates Army. and Naval Servi pted by the Board of Healt! mended by the highest med horities asthe purest unedu Mulant for invalids and nts and family use. Sold in clusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. Attention is directed to Geo. rd & Son’s new advertisemen ue. ‘They are carrying som nt brands of canned asparagu heet with a Very ready sale,~--—+-0@e-0 Does It Pay to Buy Che. A cheap remedy for cous olde is al} righf, bat you wat “6 that will relieve and ¢ ere add dangerous re at and jung troables. ou do f Go. & a bg War climate ? Cold Storage Meats. _—_—— For special freteo ret-clase Pr 7°0 should send aan muttel Eros , Commencial atte 7 of beef, pork, matton ar © market; ——. -~-adiilicieg Lagen Bump om dre glas : lend” . be Dbitis a F be meteloss Quill’ Tonto zee Penne laine te @ tasteles

sey aia: Be TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0, BOX B Issued Brery Evening, Sundays Exoepted aT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : Byflell, + * $6 Per Yea By Carrier, 12-1-2c Per W Delivered to any part of the city. SSATURDAY.....Sept. 14, 1901 IN MOURNING. About the time the Transcript went to press last evening, a telegram was received from Baffalo, announcing the death of President McKinley, and the news was thus published. But the an nounce was prematare,the President ral. lied from the sinking spell and lingered! on until 2:15 o’clock (Eastern time) this morning, when he passed away. Toward the last he became so weak that it was necessary for his physicians to administer oxygen and powerful stim ulants to restore him to consciousnes and strength for the final parting with his wife. He asked for her and she sat at his side and held. bis hand. He consoled her and bade her goodbye Mrs. McKinley went through the heart rending scene with the same fortitude with which she stood the shock from the beginning of the tragedy which ended his life. In his last period o consciousness, which ended about 7:50 o’clock, the President started the words of the hymn, “Nearer, My God, To Thee,” and his last audible words were as taken down by Dr. Mann at the bedside, “Goodbye, all; goodbye; it is God’s way; His will be done.” Then his mind began to wander and soon he completely lost consciousness, and centinued in this state until death re leased him. The President’s life was prolonged for hours by the use of oxygen and finally he expressed a desire to be permitted to die. During the time h was conscious, between 6 and 7 o’clock he was permitted to bid farewell to the members of the Oabinet, who were assembled in a room on the floor below. They knew the end was near and the seene was a sad one as with tear-stained faces they ascended the stairway lead ing to the President’s room. Thei stay was brief and they withdrew with tears streaming down their faces and words of intense grief. At Nevada City the intelligence announcing the President’ death was received with profound sorrow and sad. ness on every hand. When the news came yesterday that he had rallied THE TRANSCRIPT DENT MALE BuFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 14.—At 2:15 o’clock this mornin President McKinley passed away, after lingering unconscious fsor everal hours: Thig forenoon the oath of office was administered to President Roosevelt at the Millburn house by Federal Judge John Hazel, : _ The Cabinet have decided to have a short prayer servic here to-morrow afternoon. The body will be taken to Washington by a special train, early Monday morning, accompanied by the Cabine and family, where the remains will lie in state. The State funeral will be held on Tuesday. On Wednesday the funeral train will go to Canton Interment will take place on Thursday. BuFFAo, Sept. 14.--The Exposition officials held special meeting early this morning and ordered the Exposi jon grounds closed until Monday. SAN-FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.--The various theatrical man agers held a meeting this morning and adopted a resolution somewhat and that there was a fightinggof sympathy out of respect to the late President. The theachance for life, the people took fresh courage and breathed a silent praye that the executive’s life might be spared, and the universal wish was fo his recovery. Business seemed to be} at a standstill for no one had any heart to go about his business, and the question asked by every individua upon meeting an acquaintance was, “How is the President? What is the latest news?” While there were frequent’ expressions of sympathy for the Presi dent, his family and. the Nation in general, there was likewise a deep sentiment and hatred toward anarchism and the assassin who carried out ite principles. These expressions were heard on every hand: “Hanging is too good for him.” “Anarchism must be suppressed and anarchists must be excluded from the country.” It is safe to say that had the people of this com munity their desire there would be very few anarchists allowed to remain in America. Throngs-of people gathered around the bulletin boards yesterday evening, eager to catch a glimpse of the latest news. When the premature aunounce ment of the President’s death was re ceived and posted, a quiet and solemn stillness settled upon the gatherings and later extended over the whole town. At midnight when the final and confirmed news of his death was received, most of our citizens had rc— tired, but the solemn tolling of the cburch and fire bells imparted to themil the sad intelligence that our mach beloved President had finally passed away. The City Trustees held a ‘special meeting last night at which they passed resolutions of respect and sympathy and recommended that the business houses be draped in mourning fo thirty days. To-day Nevada City is clothed in the habiliments of sorrow and with thousands of its sister cities threughout thesUnion joins in deep expressions of sorrow and sympathy in-tbhe great calamity. On the day of the funeral, it is the general feeling of the public that bus iness should be suspended and ar rangements should be made to that end It would also be exceedingly appro priate for the people of our town to hold memorial services on the day o the funeral, and this will probably b done. : : President McKinley is no more on earth. While we shall miss bis wiae ecunsel and unerring judgment in guiding the Ship of State so ekilifully as he bas done during the past six years, still bis memory will never die in the hearts of the American peop as long as our Republic sball endure The whole country mourns the loss o one of the wisest, ablest and most¥e that the United—_faithful Presidents States.ever had or ever will bave. ceo Burvraio Laces BEER on draught, « cents a glass, at Council Chamb W, J. Britiand, proprietor. . jig Dd ‘ij tres will close today and on the night following the funeral. vt (tat ‘hd OVE Ctdenggs, ". H) re LN ATLL LL / ea Mr. Stout ManTT This way, Clothes from the i t you with the Clothes; OE A We have given up the Picture Business. Our contract having expired, & Gentlemen, here’s your Winter: Clothing. es { average man give up “ready-made” Clothin one directly from our Clothing Tables—with perhaps a little possibly more with the prices—for, Tailor, so to speak. We do away with that and charge youn more t may surprise you by fitting you, as well as by saving you quite a sum Satisfaction guaranteed and’ your money back if goods are not\as represented. We aim to please all. MemorialServices. In many cities and towns throughout the United States, on the day of the funeral of our late honored President emorial services will be held, and usiness will be snspended for_the-e tire day. Let Nevada City be one of the numberto pay the last tribute of respect to a great man who has beep Murdered by an assassin. Arrang ments should be made forthwith witb our local speakers to deliver short adresses, and every business house hould be closed for the entire day. committee of our leading citizens should take the matter in hand. In some cities the bells will be tolled for lone bour at sunrise, one hour at noon d one hour at sunset. Let Nevada ity do likewise. — _ Adjourned Out of Respect, The members of the Ladies’ Whist Clab were to have been entertained a he residence of Mrs, I. J. Rolfe this fternoon, by Miss Lizzie Keenan. Only an informal meeting was held, wever, and after passing resolutio f sympathy and respect to our late resident, the Club adjourned its meeting. oe Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. BurraLo LaGer BEER on draught, at cents a glass, at Council Ohambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig ———_+-092-2—_____ All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge whiskey. Beware of unscrupulous dealers who -——+90-9 Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing at ever was made is Dr. King’s New ife Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness into nergy, brain-fag into mental power. hey’re wonderful in building up the ealth. Only 25c per box. Sold by W) . Vinton. 5 oleae Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. Personal Pointers. Mrs. M. Phelan has returned to her home at Shady Creek after a visit here cramento. with her daughters. , Henry Gaylord has ‘returned from L. Thompson of San Francisco left this morning for North Bloomfleld. business. bert today. Eureka. today. G, Lyons of San Francisco is in town, G. P. Hall returned last evening ing from Grizzly Ridge. H. A. Swift of Oakland is here on Stanley Millbamp of New York left here this morning for Pike City, where be will examine some mining property. Judge S. A. Smith returned last even ing from Auburn and left this morning for Downieville. A. Dinier of San Francisco left this morning for May bert. J. S. Huem, who has spending a few days, returned to Maybeen here H. Thompson left this morning for G. Jilbert of Grass Valtey left this morning for Eureka. R. Kite came down from Washington Superintendent J. L. Bryson came own from Omega today. W. Hamilton and M. E. Gierens, who are opening up a mine near Washington, came down today. E. Belmore arrived here this afternoon from Santa Cruz. Superintencent Gus Kartschoke was over from the Delhi mine today. J. J. Ott, the pioneer assayer, will leave tomorrow for a trip through the southern part of the State. His daughr;—Mrs._T. H. Hicks, will accompany At Yon Bet BORN. wife of Frank E. Snell, a son. For Rent. House on Nevada street, formerly occupied by L. M. Hancock. Enquire of E. J. Morgan. CHING LEE —Dealer in— , Ladies $ Children’s Underwear Latest Des'gns in Silk Waicts, New and Elegant styles of Embroideries sold very cteap.: Fine Calicos sold ata bargain. Give mea cali. DR. corny, ;fNe PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Sanatorium 100%}; Ninth Street, bet. J and lithe latest modern appliances. diseases. K, Neer J. Chronic Write for further information. Telephones—Sunset South 6081; Capital 949, SACRAMENTO, CAL. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS _ PAINTS han we do the ordinary man.

of money. Come, see at any rate: Legg & Shaw Co. Sole Agents FOR Aevata City iii Tt Many Stout Men. Sli : t m Men in despair, thas alteration in Permission to Wed. Wm. euseu and Dora Cun-* Places of Worship Whe 0 Ton . ‘: ningham Sranted a License. County Olerk F. L. Arbogast issued la license this afternoon giving authority for the consummation of the mar-#,, Valley. The twain are to be made one sé this evening at the latter place. Rev. B. Dent Naylor, of the Congregational th church, will, it is said, perform the ceremony. Before issuing the license the genial and accommodating Clerk hel} a “little ul tioned the two who on matrimony were bent. The session was while it lasted, and to add zest to the matter, Daniel Baldwia,a brother lof the would-be groom, entered a protest to the issuance of the licénse. The father of young William was pres— lent, too, and gave his consent to allow the document with the big seallito is}. 09, sie. Cupid Arbogast made some more?) interrogatories, and, after receivin good legal advice in the matter, issued) the much desired matrimonial permit. —-_— + +e + Superior Court Notes. The following business was trans acted in the Superior Oourt today, Hon. F. T. Nilon, presiding: Estate and guardianship. of the Brown minors. Order postpouing time for hearing order to show cause. Estate of Wm. T. Thomas, deceased. Order settling account. <= 004 Om Sale Today — ~fLadies Fleece Lined Vests and Pants — See them in one of our large windows. . All sizes asc, The best value you ever saw. Well worth going miles to see. We had to go to the mills after them or yon Che Pitpit and perfect health. Morning 7:30.p.m. W, A, Rimer, e Congregational ‘Charch, ar Sanday School exercises will ty held at 12.80 p.m. At the evenin vice an address will be delivered 4, W. B. Bobb. Subject—“stirr; court of his own,” and closely ques-# aie, tne poop Against the alarial fever and jaundice, [ uaded him to try Electric Bijters, and fa lhe was soon much better, but contic, pins ca use until . ured. Iam sure Electric Bitters A his life.” This remedy expels ‘alae kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids digestion, kidneys and bowels, tion, dy What a Tale It Tells. If that mirror. of yours sh wretched, sallow . if grits diced look, moth on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr, SLT CRI, School and B riage of William Baldwin, of Gold Flat, class, 12:30 p. m.;evening pr tle to Miss Dora Cunningham, of Grass sermon, 7:80 O'elock, Friday—Services There will be a0 ororning service a The ng Up i, Rich.” ing@ouristian Eodeavor at 6.90. Db. 4 intorestin€ BDailey Isader. Subjest—"Trne Hon. 8.” : Every body invited. g E. B. Munday, a lawyer of H. Texas, once fooled a grave-diggen’ “My brother was very low with was wholly . regulates liver, t _OUres constipespepsla, tervous diseases, kid. ney troubles, female complainte; gives Only 50c at Vinton’, zion, a jaunand Sok pre-2 THE TRANS GATURDAY ..2. 5-5 6 —— Yotes of Ini gehoo! supplies at Vint Tom’s Place on Broad & times supplied with the everything in the liqaor Iie welcome. * For life insurance see T Billy Britlend bas eo surprise in etore for all w the Council Chamber thie good hot lunch will served, For the best of everyt meal line send your orders At the Peerless saloon the very best of wines, 1 cigars. ‘They are always manner which never fail to Go to N. Rohr for your t ing. Maitland Bros. will hol their Glenbrook saloon Me are desirous of seeing all « quaintances. ga i. Call on Ed Schmidt wher anything in the tobaeco fine A good cold glass of beer . be had at Alex Hongell’s res ag all other liquors of h Drop into bis popular place. Opal Cream is the best f ‘tan and sunburn. You os Vintdh’s,, 25c and 50e bottle The Grotto saloon on M aill be a scene-of activity th Afine hot lunch will be ge visitors. Henry Bray has sold his be = would never-get them for 25 cents. New things in Dry Goods. your purse. us. “ They are coming in line of new Fancy Hose. ome and Pay us a visit. MAFKAE Fe Come just to look. But get our prices, Broad Street, next above Assay Otfice ML! YOu want to see the latest in all kinds of Goods, come to every day. w Fall Goods Arriving Daily Wool Underwear for Fall, Wool Hosiery for Fall, New Dress Trimmings for Fall, Tennis Flannel, Outing Flannel, Flannelette, Corsets, Kid Gloves. Also a nice Respectfully, & CGO. OUR OWN BAKING. ; Is — 1LB Can} . tetsare ae, . one can r 50 Cars. and tried confident QUR Own Baking Powder If upon purchasing a can you find it POW DE R oe “e give the satisfaction we guar: ee your 50 cente will be refunded. We Baking Powder, for we have not bad Pureeean > to give, retura the can and you will be pleased with the eturned, that has been opened Can you blame as for being that it will please you? CHAS. E. MIULLOY, Grocer. May bring THE : OLD: FASHIONED : WAY -—P +. 4—0 —~ ppg. Of cleaning a watch or cloc with coal oil. It did all rig fathers carried. FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. moved piece by‘plege, Each minute whee! must be h would [retard the movement. "We clean and repair having them adjusted frequently, years are added Particles of dust muet be re freed from anything whic. watches thoroughly. By to their life. A. & H. W. Ww. Broad Street mae Mr. Thin We.bring them hope. ’ , n who require different. We promise to fit every to pay a penalty to your k'was"to lubricate the works : ht for the turnips our granders, HARTUNG, We'll surprise bring it in here and we : x Nevada City ness at the-Union—Hotel-—te Iabrecht of San Francisco, and wife. will leave in ae fe Petaluma, where the gentle engage in the raising of poult Jack Beam Bourbon whiske anteed pure and is the beat w. sickness. For sale at Vint store. A three-foot Pelton whee new electric worke at the . mine arrived at the depot tod Ifyou want a good, cool beer—the very best in town. and see Wm. Harry. Jobn Tambyn, the blacks: hada oeat and attractive sig at his place of business o otreet. é For a good bath go to Tom Tonsorial Parlors, on Oc treet. Baths, 25 centa, Two carloads of steel rails here last night and will be use the place of the iron ones ni po the Narrow Gauge railroa hort time all of the iron ral between here and Colfax wil placed by steel ones, A good hot lunch will be very night at William Harry’ borner Pine and Spring streé beer and choice wines, liga pigars always‘on hand. o The funeral of: the late Re Dhisholm, the treasurer of Plac y,took place at Auburm yester brough respect to. hig memo was practically suspen he day at that place, A nt ceased’s friends and member da Commandery, F. and A. M ty and Grass Valley atten ineral. B. B. Deming, who } eputy recorder has received ointment as treasurer, ‘ The Old Government Whis1 ithe medical department of th Btates Army. and Naval Servi pted by the Board of Healt! mended by the highest med horities asthe purest unedu Mulant for invalids and nts and family use. Sold in clusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. Attention is directed to Geo. rd & Son’s new advertisemen ue. ‘They are carrying som nt brands of canned asparagu heet with a Very ready sale,~--—+-0@e-0 Does It Pay to Buy Che. A cheap remedy for cous olde is al} righf, bat you wat “6 that will relieve and ¢ ere add dangerous re at and jung troables. ou do f Go. & a bg War climate ? Cold Storage Meats. _—_—— For special freteo ret-clase Pr 7°0 should send aan muttel Eros , Commencial atte 7 of beef, pork, matton ar © market; ——. -~-adiilicieg Lagen Bump om dre glas : lend” . be Dbitis a F be meteloss Quill’ Tonto zee Penne laine te @ tasteles