September 3, 1901 (4 pages)

Pains peers = TUESDAY pace eeeeetee w. J. Laugevin of Sacramento is in towD. . Georgé in town. FE. L. Gibbens of San’ Francisco ie visiting here. Georgs Merrill is down from MayPrabam, the traveling man, is : 4 bert on & visit. S xiona 10 vel order, and a p the ym the 1ealth. ze and jicker= . tf it IES bee n ond see » works grand: ING. lL must be nd repair re added a City CS cant is Own ot into FOLEY'S M. Then 1s and he cle. happy. alors evade City ae Te el 4 Aid. p, Dunn left this morning for a business trip to Hureka. . : W. W. Miller of Camptonville is here pending a few days. Miss Millie Tompkins is visiting her brother at Sacramento, — Frank Liswis of Pike Oity left this orning for San Francisco, Weeks returned last evening oni a visit to Sacramente. Mr. ArmStrong of San Francisco tolay went up to Washington. W. L. White and F,. H. Moulton of au Francisco are visiting here, Chas. Gallagher and Ed, Hopkins ave gone to Forest Gill to work. Miss Vora Organ has retarned from visit to her sister at Hobart Mille. H. L. Fores, 8. Hollub and J. Jobnton are here from’ San Francisco. 4 Henry German came over from San an todsy. ‘ ; J. E. Carr left this morning for Los pgeles, where he has secured a lucraye position in an insurance office, — Mr. Denmire left this morning for ownieville after spending a few days} ere. 7 Miss Maud Cable went to San Jose pterday to enter the State Normal hool. ns. Dr. J, F. Shaw and wife returned st evening from a visit to San FranBCO. ' onde mining man, visited here yesrday. ase his winter stock of goods at San ancisco. : ashington. . 8. Redding of Auburn left this orning for a visit with: his folke at presi City. tkisson. t Miss Bristow came over from Towle’s Cherokee to visit relatives. ns. 0. E. Davis arrived here last evening m San Francisco. He will be one the motormen on the new electric lroad, Mrs, C. D, Bastin returned last eventer, Mrs. Boon of San Diego, accom-}nied ber and. will visit here, wirs, W. A. Dennis retarned last ning from Sen Francisco. Heér ughter of Los Angeles accompanied A.D. Gassaway, who is opening up eral mines.at} North Bloomfield, rea io that place today after a visit the Bay. Dr. McComb, Mr. Delouth and Mr. dding of San ¥rancigco arrived here tevening and left thie morning for rest City, where they are. interested Mining, ur. and Mrs. Richard W. Tally of keley, leave on Monday, Septem 9b, for New York, where Mr. Tully 88a tesponsible position’ as assiststags manager for Charles FrobNat the Savog. Does It Pay to Bay Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and ds is all rigbf, bat you want someng that will relieve and cure the pre severe and dangerous results of roat and lung troubles. What. shall ndo? Go to @ warmer and more ular climate ? Yes, if possible; ij ‘ possible for you, then in either case the ONLY remedy that hae been inD Aas in all civilized oaeee Success in severe throat bubles, “Buschee’s Gerinas Byeap.” not only heals and stimulates the t .)) 20, destroy the germ disease, Says inflammation, causes easy Pectoration, gives .a* good night’s t, and cures the patient. Try ONE ttle. Recommended many years by druggists in the world, Get Green’s ze Almanac, 8 There is more Oatarrh in this section 3 country than all other diseases ‘ together, and until the last few a's waS supposed to be incurable. yr great many years doctors prounced it a local disease,-and preribed local remedies, and conALtiy failing tocure with local treatbut, pronounced it incurable, Sci ce has proven -catarrh to be a conHtutional disease, and. therefore reos constitutional treatment. Hall’s Cure, manufactured F. J. ey & Oo. Toledo, Ohlo, te the Y Constitutional eure on the market is taken internally in <% “yStem. They offer one huandollars for an Onials. Address, Bold by Druggis' Hall’s Family Pills are the best, 0 _ “Best Prescription For Malaria Mls 401 Povar ieg battle ot Grove p )crue—no pay. Price 600. THE TRANSCRIPT,. ersonal Sappenings.' . friend of the groom’s father officiated. . Hyman left thi¢ morning to pur-. ® the boy was released. Then the good Miss Fdith Bawden of Grase Valley . for bis immediate needs and sent him turned yesterday from a visit at . hie way. Miss Kate Sheets of Camptonville is. will leave for San Jose tomorrow, re ona visit to Mr, and Mrs. A.A . where she will enter thé State Normal School and take a full course of studies. She is a graduate of our High School, tion yesterday and left this morning having distinguished, herself in a very commendable manner as a pupil in F. E. Snell, John Davis,O.O Barker} that institution. Miss Hanley has a d several others of You Bet will leave . bh afew days for a visit to themoun-. her the very best of success, as she is a B from San Francisco, Mr. Eastin’s Buckeye mills in Marysville, is now in stated the other day that Fred H. case fails to Send for direuiane Bar testi. Toledo, Ohio. “TELESS OHILL-Tonao. . It is simply “nd quinine in » tasteless form. ¢ . * Saturday Evening, the following account of the wedd of Miss Mabel Shoo, who formerly a sided in this county, which took place Saturday evening at Oakland, “Beneath a huge bower of pink blossomes in the drawing-room of the residence of Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Shoo, 2249 Grove street, Oakland, their charming Gaughter, Miss Mabel J. Shoo, and Les. lie McKiillican, son of ex-Sheriff Robert McKillican, were married at 8:80 o'clock Saturdey evening, The affair was one of the prettiest social events of the week, the occasion being also the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents, j “The happy bride was beaatifully gowned in white organdie over white silk, trimmed with tucks and ruffles, edged with white ribbons, Miss Victoria Shoo, the bride’s sister, who attended as maid of honor, was gowned in green organdie over green silk, Dr, H. Hipkins acted as best man and Superior Judge W. E. Greene, a life-long “After the ceremony a wedding sup‘per was served, and later the couple left for their ‘honeymoon trip. Upon their return they’-will reside in their new home on Twenty-third street.” Cowardly Business. Andy Dennison; a boy about 19 years of age, of modest and geutle eppearance, got off the train at Battle Mountain, Nev., a few days ago. A few minates after Fred Jim, an Indian, asked Dennison to purchase some whisky for him. The boy took the money, intely give it tothe Indian. As he did so the constable arrested him and the next day took him before the Justice of the Peace for preliminary examinaW. E. Yauch, the well-known Or-. tion. The boy was bound over, but ». Joseph Marze warm-hearted lawyer took the matter in hand. District Judge Jones ordered writ of habeas corpus to issue and people of Austin raised money enough +O To Take a Higher Course. Miss Nellie K. Hanley, of this city, ost of friends in this city who wish most deserving young lady. A Confusion. of Names. Will Greeley, formerly miller at the charge of the Yuba City mills. We Greeley bad assumed control of the latter establishment, which is incorrect. The last named Mr. Greeley is prominent attorney of Marysville. Bartlett Pears Wanted. On Guey, whose place of business is on Pine street, near Broad, advertises in another column for Bartlett pears. He will receive them at his store, or buy them on the. trees, and send men ce in Oakland Laof __ The San Francieoo Bulletin contains Glenbrook Park Will Be a there will be a large attendance on the rangements has been hard at work for several weeks past in perfecting plans to insure the succese of the coming]. event. When the people congregate atthe Park next Tueaday they will be agreeably surprised to.see the several -tmprovements that have been made at that place. The old Nevada Countyans from broad will greatly enjoy the . } > day eet apart for mirth, music and the renewal of former acquaiutanceship, _ Then, on the other hand, there will be fun galore for the young and the middle-aged. The amusements will te kept going from early morning until dewy night, among which will be dancing on the platform. The music will be tarnished by a fall band and the orier of dances will be arranged to suit all who delight in this popular amusement. : The merry-go-round has been put in positior and it works toacharm. The children who attend the re-union will find-“the big wheel” a source of great amusement. The little wooden horses and nicely arranged seats are bound to please the children. All who enjoy turf events will have a splendid opportunity to see some good trotting and running races at the big time. In fact the races will be made one of the léading features of the oc casion. sees. Pioneers" Who Live at Truckee. In response to’ the inquiry of the A. R. Morrison ‘and wife returnea. ited for the nearest saloon, walked . Republican‘in last issue regarding resisterday from a visit to the moun-. ‘2. purchased the whisky and immedi-. dent pioneer who came to California in 1856 or prior to that time, the following named persons have been given: A. C. Cooke, OC. Burdette, W. H. Hurd, J. G. Williams, Jr., Samuel Barker, George W. Giffen, Albert Johnson, W. Richardson, George W. Richardson, John Noel, James Reed, W. H. Hill, Johnson Hill, J. Adolph, Joe Hilton, Oharles Pinalli, They will all be at Grass Valley next Monday, September 9th, and at Nevada City on Tuesday, September 10th. Weather Prediction. Foster, the great*St. Louis weather sharp, predicts a cool wave to cross the continent from the 8rd to the 7th of September. A warm wave will reach this voast on the 9th. He also says that September will be unusually warm, excessively so for ‘ten days, in the middle of the month, but the last of the month will average below normal temperature. Progressive Town. Auburn, Placer county, is to havea cannery at a cost of $25,000. Nearly half of the money has been subscribed. It is estimated that the new enterprise will give employment, during the fruit season to from 200 to 600 people. The Gilt Edge whiskey is found in the best resorts, saloons and groceries everywhere. Your teble is not compee without It. Smoke the up-to-date Oigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. : Burrato Laces Breer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers to pick the pears. W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig seen eo—— A Nevada Ci ACOOUU OM RIGGS GRAND BALL and Grass Valley a e ty cs “ For the Benefit of the Strikers »% de on I Nevada City and Valley. At Nevada C To be given by the Cigar Makers’ Uftion of . the Miners’ Union of Grass ae OEY itn 980 a ath, on the Union Platform. ay i EE 9 Oi At Grass Valléy Saturday, September 14, 1901. a te ity September F. MoGlashan, Jobn} PHONE, MAIN 551. ne , ¥ st Just Received ment GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. — as Totes of Interest. . _ The curfew bell is now rung at 8 instead of 9 o’clock.Simon Hieronimae, the brewer, John Hopkins and Alex H ongell left yesterday for a visit to the up-country towns. School supplies at Vinton’s. For life insurance see T. B. Gray.” For the best of everything in the meal line send your orders to Naffziger. There are numerous improvements to residence properties, of a minor nature, in progress at the present time. Go to N. Rohr for yout house painting. ces . Qall on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf ‘The Banner sawmill bas closed down for the season, L. M, Sukeforth, who was head sawyer at the mill, will leave tomorrow t> take a like position at the sawmill at Graniteville. Opal Cream is the best remedy for tan end sunburn. You can get it at Vinton’s, 25c and 50c bottles. Jack Beam Bourbon whiskey is guaranteed pure and is the best whiskey for sickness. For sale at Vinton’s drug store. tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Drive down the projecting nails in the sidewalke of your property 4ndrepair the loose boards. The pedestrians who pass by your place will notice the improvement and tender you a vote of thanks. ‘ For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia street. Bathe, 25 cents. j28-tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine: and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall7-tf The wood men are busy hauling in the winter cupply of fuel for their numerous customers, and the hum of the busy buck-saw is heard daily, Judging from the bounteons supply of wood that is being laid’ in by the: various families our people must be lovking for a good, cold winter. Don’t forget to buy a ticket for the ball tomorrow night. The object ie to aid the San Francisco strikers in their fight for justice. It is a worthy cause, and our citizens should respond liberally. : Attorney Fred Searls of this city and George Starr of Grags Valley returned Sunday from a hunting trip in Siskyou county. During their absence they killed four deer, one of which is now in cold storage and will be put into the big camp stew at the re-union Tuesday. : While W. Williams and Thos. Scadden were digging a sewer trench on Spring street Saturday they encountered a large lot of old iron which had been thrown ina hole and covered up after the big fire of 1856. The iron was pat in the hole from the site of John T. Morgan’s blacksmith shop, which was at that time destroyed. . The Old Government Whiskey used in the medical department of the United States Army and Naval Service. Accepted by the Board of Health. Reccomended by the highest medical authorities ag the purest unadulterated stimulant for invalids and convalescents and family use. Sold in bulk exclusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. al4 h New Baker From Below. George Hurst, proprietor of the New -¥ork Bakery, on Commercial street bas secured the services of a first-class baker from San Francisco. The new man, whose name is Antone Wabl, comes well recommended ‘and has held positions in some of the leading bakeries at the Bay. Mr. Harst uses his best endeavors to please his customers, and he bas established an enviable reputation in this respect. sep2 eo Malaria Causes Biliousness Grpve’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, removes the cause. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the West. tern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is t: proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many Large bottles 25c or sale by ‘. from consumption. and. 50o sole agent. a Oe a . Dickerman, For Those Living in the Malaria DisOutraged by Negroes. Des Motnes, Iowa, Sept. 2.—While going to Sunday School yesterday morning Ada Ware, a 16-year-old daughter of a farmer residing near this Gity,-was assaulted by a gang of: negroes and carried into the woods. After most of her clothing had been torn from her body, the girl escaped. Scratched and bleeding and nearly naked, she ran to her father’s home ebout halfa mile distant. and told her parents of the outrage. The father, J. -. W. Ware, and his hired man, armed with shotguns, started on a search for the negroes. Two colored men, believed to be a part of the gang, were found and taken to the Valley Junction jail. Miss Ware positively identified one of the negroes as her assail— ant. He gives bis name as Seymour Washington and is a stranger to the commubity. He was bound over to the Grand Jury to await action on the charge of crimifial assault. The negro was brought to Des Moines for safekeeping. 3 -_——-—-+ o@e, Want Wore Pay. Outver Springs, Tenn., September 2. —Union coal miners are,out of the mines here and refuse to return until an agreement is reached with the operators relative to a new wage schedule. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, nopay. Price, 250. “my156m + e+ What a Tale It Tells. If that mirror of yours shows a wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr. King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver, purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c at W.D. Vinton’s drag store; Ge + Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’s Tasteless Ohill. Tonic removes the cause. Hundreds of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES BLENDED TEAS —— Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about it? a Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. ° Quit using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea andCoffee. It willimprove your health. SAMPLES FREE_gey a ee TAYLOR'S TEA tricte. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. Se my15-6m Buriad to Death. Pirtspure (Pa.), September 2.—The destruction of the Hotel McKee, a frame structure in the Past End today, resulted in the death of Harry McKee, a boy; injuries to four others, and the narrow,escape of many more. McKee was burned to death. The fire was caused by the explosion of a gasoline stove, which Miss Campbell attempted to light. The injared were all em ployes. ' ——t +e Defend the Cup. BrenTon’s Pornt, R. F. Sept. 2—America is focussing its yatching eyes on today’s race between the QColumbie and the Constitation, which may decide whether,the new or the old boat will defend the cup. ‘The rave today is triapgular, the course being vee iles to each leg. Some Foolish Ve-ple Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. ‘They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Ooald they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which is sold on a pdsitive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size tree. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ———_ --—--+ #@e + BurraLo LAGER Breer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Killed Himselt, . New Yorx, September 2.—George A. Kent, the telegraph operator of the West Shore Railroad at Palmyra, New York, killed himeelf in thedepot. For several hours the train dispatcher at Rochester called Palmyra, but he was unable to get a reply. Train orders piled up thick and fest, and half a dozen trains were held. up at different points along the line waiting for the tie-up orders. It was not until Owen Flynn, of Palmyra, happened to drop ‘. into the station that the tie-up on the West Shore was relieved: Flynn found the telegraph operator stretched out on the floor, dead. He had shot himself. No cause of the act is known. : Gold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. je21-tf “2ee Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt +0@e-+ -—___—— Fiavored and seasoned in wood, rich and elegant with the best materials used by distillers, it is no wonder that Jesse Moore is the leading whiskey in the world. CLEANING OUT FOR OUR FALL STOCK. Ohe Sacrifice Of SUMMER GOODS goes on with wouch work for us and much satisfaction for our customers. Each year people realize that our sale is not’ merely inaugurated to clear out our Summer goods to make room for our Fall stock, but an offering of genuine quality in Dtylish and Seasonable DryGoods. We are offering thie Fall to our patrons . Uuparalle'ed Bargains, and our early customers will have an unlimited choice, The little prices give & welcome to the slim pocket book. SNELL © Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. SARDINES That_are_not Mackerel, This standard joke is, after all, beet appreciated in the eating of genuine sardines, < If you like SARDINES at all you'll like OURS. The Best Salt Mackerel, too; and while we’re talking abeut, the . best of qverstilisg that is found in grocery stores—and some specialties besides. We aim to be accommodating also, Articles which we do not keep on account of small demand, we can order for you on short notice. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ani yon will want BSchool Opens Soon, SOHOOL SHOES We have a fine selection, consisting of the following line: A Red School House Shoe. None better, Village Schoel Shoe. District 76 School Shoe F423. ceroo Never Rip Shoe, for Boys. according to size. Prices from $1 to $2, = BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Courthouse Souvenirs And other Novelties too numerous to mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. MND COFFEE HOUSE @ Diamonds. Wholesale and Retail A large consignment just received, and they are beauties. genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamond-setting is our specialty. ; CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. They are the

Pains peers = TUESDAY pace eeeeetee w. J. Laugevin of Sacramento is in towD. . Georgé in town. FE. L. Gibbens of San’ Francisco ie visiting here. Georgs Merrill is down from MayPrabam, the traveling man, is : 4 bert on & visit. S xiona 10 vel order, and a p the ym the 1ealth. ze and jicker= . tf it IES bee n ond see » works grand: ING. lL must be nd repair re added a City CS cant is Own ot into FOLEY'S M. Then 1s and he cle. happy. alors evade City ae Te el 4 Aid. p, Dunn left this morning for a business trip to Hureka. . : W. W. Miller of Camptonville is here pending a few days. Miss Millie Tompkins is visiting her brother at Sacramento, — Frank Liswis of Pike Oity left this orning for San Francisco, Weeks returned last evening oni a visit to Sacramente. Mr. ArmStrong of San Francisco tolay went up to Washington. W. L. White and F,. H. Moulton of au Francisco are visiting here, Chas. Gallagher and Ed, Hopkins ave gone to Forest Gill to work. Miss Vora Organ has retarned from visit to her sister at Hobart Mille. H. L. Fores, 8. Hollub and J. Jobnton are here from’ San Francisco. 4 Henry German came over from San an todsy. ‘ ; J. E. Carr left this morning for Los pgeles, where he has secured a lucraye position in an insurance office, — Mr. Denmire left this morning for ownieville after spending a few days} ere. 7 Miss Maud Cable went to San Jose pterday to enter the State Normal hool. ns. Dr. J, F. Shaw and wife returned st evening from a visit to San FranBCO. ' onde mining man, visited here yesrday. ase his winter stock of goods at San ancisco. : ashington. . 8. Redding of Auburn left this orning for a visit with: his folke at presi City. tkisson. t Miss Bristow came over from Towle’s Cherokee to visit relatives. ns. 0. E. Davis arrived here last evening m San Francisco. He will be one the motormen on the new electric lroad, Mrs, C. D, Bastin returned last eventer, Mrs. Boon of San Diego, accom-}nied ber and. will visit here, wirs, W. A. Dennis retarned last ning from Sen Francisco. Heér ughter of Los Angeles accompanied A.D. Gassaway, who is opening up eral mines.at} North Bloomfield, rea io that place today after a visit the Bay. Dr. McComb, Mr. Delouth and Mr. dding of San ¥rancigco arrived here tevening and left thie morning for rest City, where they are. interested Mining, ur. and Mrs. Richard W. Tally of keley, leave on Monday, Septem 9b, for New York, where Mr. Tully 88a tesponsible position’ as assiststags manager for Charles FrobNat the Savog. Does It Pay to Bay Cheap ? A cheap remedy for coughs and ds is all rigbf, bat you want someng that will relieve and cure the pre severe and dangerous results of roat and lung troubles. What. shall ndo? Go to @ warmer and more ular climate ? Yes, if possible; ij ‘ possible for you, then in either case the ONLY remedy that hae been inD Aas in all civilized oaeee Success in severe throat bubles, “Buschee’s Gerinas Byeap.” not only heals and stimulates the t .)) 20, destroy the germ disease, Says inflammation, causes easy Pectoration, gives .a* good night’s t, and cures the patient. Try ONE ttle. Recommended many years by druggists in the world, Get Green’s ze Almanac, 8 There is more Oatarrh in this section 3 country than all other diseases ‘ together, and until the last few a's waS supposed to be incurable. yr great many years doctors prounced it a local disease,-and preribed local remedies, and conALtiy failing tocure with local treatbut, pronounced it incurable, Sci ce has proven -catarrh to be a conHtutional disease, and. therefore reos constitutional treatment. Hall’s Cure, manufactured F. J. ey & Oo. Toledo, Ohlo, te the Y Constitutional eure on the market is taken internally in <% “yStem. They offer one huandollars for an Onials. Address, Bold by Druggis' Hall’s Family Pills are the best, 0 _ “Best Prescription For Malaria Mls 401 Povar ieg battle ot Grove p )crue—no pay. Price 600. THE TRANSCRIPT,. ersonal Sappenings.' . friend of the groom’s father officiated. . Hyman left thi¢ morning to pur-. ® the boy was released. Then the good Miss Fdith Bawden of Grase Valley . for bis immediate needs and sent him turned yesterday from a visit at . hie way. Miss Kate Sheets of Camptonville is. will leave for San Jose tomorrow, re ona visit to Mr, and Mrs. A.A . where she will enter thé State Normal School and take a full course of studies. She is a graduate of our High School, tion yesterday and left this morning having distinguished, herself in a very commendable manner as a pupil in F. E. Snell, John Davis,O.O Barker} that institution. Miss Hanley has a d several others of You Bet will leave . bh afew days for a visit to themoun-. her the very best of success, as she is a B from San Francisco, Mr. Eastin’s Buckeye mills in Marysville, is now in stated the other day that Fred H. case fails to Send for direuiane Bar testi. Toledo, Ohio. “TELESS OHILL-Tonao. . It is simply “nd quinine in » tasteless form. ¢ . * Saturday Evening, the following account of the wedd of Miss Mabel Shoo, who formerly a sided in this county, which took place Saturday evening at Oakland, “Beneath a huge bower of pink blossomes in the drawing-room of the residence of Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Shoo, 2249 Grove street, Oakland, their charming Gaughter, Miss Mabel J. Shoo, and Les. lie McKiillican, son of ex-Sheriff Robert McKillican, were married at 8:80 o'clock Saturdey evening, The affair was one of the prettiest social events of the week, the occasion being also the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents, j “The happy bride was beaatifully gowned in white organdie over white silk, trimmed with tucks and ruffles, edged with white ribbons, Miss Victoria Shoo, the bride’s sister, who attended as maid of honor, was gowned in green organdie over green silk, Dr, H. Hipkins acted as best man and Superior Judge W. E. Greene, a life-long “After the ceremony a wedding sup‘per was served, and later the couple left for their ‘honeymoon trip. Upon their return they’-will reside in their new home on Twenty-third street.” Cowardly Business. Andy Dennison; a boy about 19 years of age, of modest and geutle eppearance, got off the train at Battle Mountain, Nev., a few days ago. A few minates after Fred Jim, an Indian, asked Dennison to purchase some whisky for him. The boy took the money, intely give it tothe Indian. As he did so the constable arrested him and the next day took him before the Justice of the Peace for preliminary examinaW. E. Yauch, the well-known Or-. tion. The boy was bound over, but ». Joseph Marze warm-hearted lawyer took the matter in hand. District Judge Jones ordered writ of habeas corpus to issue and people of Austin raised money enough +O To Take a Higher Course. Miss Nellie K. Hanley, of this city, ost of friends in this city who wish most deserving young lady. A Confusion. of Names. Will Greeley, formerly miller at the charge of the Yuba City mills. We Greeley bad assumed control of the latter establishment, which is incorrect. The last named Mr. Greeley is prominent attorney of Marysville. Bartlett Pears Wanted. On Guey, whose place of business is on Pine street, near Broad, advertises in another column for Bartlett pears. He will receive them at his store, or buy them on the. trees, and send men ce in Oakland Laof __ The San Francieoo Bulletin contains Glenbrook Park Will Be a there will be a large attendance on the rangements has been hard at work for several weeks past in perfecting plans to insure the succese of the coming]. event. When the people congregate atthe Park next Tueaday they will be agreeably surprised to.see the several -tmprovements that have been made at that place. The old Nevada Countyans from broad will greatly enjoy the . } > day eet apart for mirth, music and the renewal of former acquaiutanceship, _ Then, on the other hand, there will be fun galore for the young and the middle-aged. The amusements will te kept going from early morning until dewy night, among which will be dancing on the platform. The music will be tarnished by a fall band and the orier of dances will be arranged to suit all who delight in this popular amusement. : The merry-go-round has been put in positior and it works toacharm. The children who attend the re-union will find-“the big wheel” a source of great amusement. The little wooden horses and nicely arranged seats are bound to please the children. All who enjoy turf events will have a splendid opportunity to see some good trotting and running races at the big time. In fact the races will be made one of the léading features of the oc casion. sees. Pioneers" Who Live at Truckee. In response to’ the inquiry of the A. R. Morrison ‘and wife returnea. ited for the nearest saloon, walked . Republican‘in last issue regarding resisterday from a visit to the moun-. ‘2. purchased the whisky and immedi-. dent pioneer who came to California in 1856 or prior to that time, the following named persons have been given: A. C. Cooke, OC. Burdette, W. H. Hurd, J. G. Williams, Jr., Samuel Barker, George W. Giffen, Albert Johnson, W. Richardson, George W. Richardson, John Noel, James Reed, W. H. Hill, Johnson Hill, J. Adolph, Joe Hilton, Oharles Pinalli, They will all be at Grass Valley next Monday, September 9th, and at Nevada City on Tuesday, September 10th. Weather Prediction. Foster, the great*St. Louis weather sharp, predicts a cool wave to cross the continent from the 8rd to the 7th of September. A warm wave will reach this voast on the 9th. He also says that September will be unusually warm, excessively so for ‘ten days, in the middle of the month, but the last of the month will average below normal temperature. Progressive Town. Auburn, Placer county, is to havea cannery at a cost of $25,000. Nearly half of the money has been subscribed. It is estimated that the new enterprise will give employment, during the fruit season to from 200 to 600 people. The Gilt Edge whiskey is found in the best resorts, saloons and groceries everywhere. Your teble is not compee without It. Smoke the up-to-date Oigar Thomas Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Bros. : Burrato Laces Breer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers to pick the pears. W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig seen eo—— A Nevada Ci ACOOUU OM RIGGS GRAND BALL and Grass Valley a e ty cs “ For the Benefit of the Strikers »% de on I

Nevada City and Valley. At Nevada C To be given by the Cigar Makers’ Uftion of . the Miners’ Union of Grass ae OEY itn 980 a ath, on the Union Platform. ay i EE 9 Oi At Grass Valléy Saturday, September 14, 1901. a te ity September F. MoGlashan, Jobn} PHONE, MAIN 551. ne , ¥ st Just Received ment GEO. C. GAYLORD & SON, PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. — as Totes of Interest. . _ The curfew bell is now rung at 8 instead of 9 o’clock.Simon Hieronimae, the brewer, John Hopkins and Alex H ongell left yesterday for a visit to the up-country towns. School supplies at Vinton’s. For life insurance see T. B. Gray.” For the best of everything in the meal line send your orders to Naffziger. There are numerous improvements to residence properties, of a minor nature, in progress at the present time. Go to N. Rohr for yout house painting. ces . Qall on Ed Schmidt when you wan anything in the tobacco line. tf ‘The Banner sawmill bas closed down for the season, L. M, Sukeforth, who was head sawyer at the mill, will leave tomorrow t> take a like position at the sawmill at Graniteville. Opal Cream is the best remedy for tan end sunburn. You can get it at Vinton’s, 25c and 50c bottles. Jack Beam Bourbon whiskey is guaranteed pure and is the best whiskey for sickness. For sale at Vinton’s drug store. tf lf you want a good, cool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf Drive down the projecting nails in the sidewalke of your property 4ndrepair the loose boards. The pedestrians who pass by your place will notice the improvement and tender you a vote of thanks. ‘ For a good bath goto Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercia street. Bathe, 25 cents. j28-tf A good hot lunch will be served every night at William Harry’s saloon, corner Pine: and Spring street. Cool beer and choice wines, liquors and cigars always on hand. jall7-tf The wood men are busy hauling in the winter cupply of fuel for their numerous customers, and the hum of the busy buck-saw is heard daily, Judging from the bounteons supply of wood that is being laid’ in by the: various families our people must be lovking for a good, cold winter. Don’t forget to buy a ticket for the ball tomorrow night. The object ie to aid the San Francisco strikers in their fight for justice. It is a worthy cause, and our citizens should respond liberally. : Attorney Fred Searls of this city and George Starr of Grags Valley returned Sunday from a hunting trip in Siskyou county. During their absence they killed four deer, one of which is now in cold storage and will be put into the big camp stew at the re-union Tuesday. : While W. Williams and Thos. Scadden were digging a sewer trench on Spring street Saturday they encountered a large lot of old iron which had been thrown ina hole and covered up after the big fire of 1856. The iron was pat in the hole from the site of John T. Morgan’s blacksmith shop, which was at that time destroyed. . The Old Government Whiskey used in the medical department of the United States Army and Naval Service. Accepted by the Board of Health. Reccomended by the highest medical authorities ag the purest unadulterated stimulant for invalids and convalescents and family use. Sold in bulk exclusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. al4 h New Baker From Below. George Hurst, proprietor of the New -¥ork Bakery, on Commercial street bas secured the services of a first-class baker from San Francisco. The new man, whose name is Antone Wabl, comes well recommended ‘and has held positions in some of the leading bakeries at the Bay. Mr. Harst uses his best endeavors to please his customers, and he bas established an enviable reputation in this respect. sep2 eo Malaria Causes Biliousness Grpve’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, removes the cause. Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the West. tern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is t: proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many Large bottles 25c or sale by ‘. from consumption. and. 50o sole agent. a Oe a . Dickerman, For Those Living in the Malaria DisOutraged by Negroes. Des Motnes, Iowa, Sept. 2.—While going to Sunday School yesterday morning Ada Ware, a 16-year-old daughter of a farmer residing near this Gity,-was assaulted by a gang of: negroes and carried into the woods. After most of her clothing had been torn from her body, the girl escaped. Scratched and bleeding and nearly naked, she ran to her father’s home ebout halfa mile distant. and told her parents of the outrage. The father, J. -. W. Ware, and his hired man, armed with shotguns, started on a search for the negroes. Two colored men, believed to be a part of the gang, were found and taken to the Valley Junction jail. Miss Ware positively identified one of the negroes as her assail— ant. He gives bis name as Seymour Washington and is a stranger to the commubity. He was bound over to the Grand Jury to await action on the charge of crimifial assault. The negro was brought to Des Moines for safekeeping. 3 -_——-—-+ o@e, Want Wore Pay. Outver Springs, Tenn., September 2. —Union coal miners are,out of the mines here and refuse to return until an agreement is reached with the operators relative to a new wage schedule. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever isa bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, nopay. Price, 250. “my156m + e+ What a Tale It Tells. If that mirror of yours shows a wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it’s liver trouble; but Dr. King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver, purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c at W.D. Vinton’s drag store; Ge + Malaria Causes Biliousness, Grove’s Tasteless Ohill. Tonic removes the cause. Hundreds of People are using our FRESH-ROASTED COFFEES BLENDED TEAS —— Have you tried us yet ? Thinking about it? a Don’t delay--delays are dangerous. ° Quit using stale goods and drink pure, wholesome Tea andCoffee. It willimprove your health. SAMPLES FREE_gey a ee TAYLOR'S TEA tricte. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Toniv. Se my15-6m Buriad to Death. Pirtspure (Pa.), September 2.—The destruction of the Hotel McKee, a frame structure in the Past End today, resulted in the death of Harry McKee, a boy; injuries to four others, and the narrow,escape of many more. McKee was burned to death. The fire was caused by the explosion of a gasoline stove, which Miss Campbell attempted to light. The injared were all em ployes. ' ——t +e Defend the Cup. BrenTon’s Pornt, R. F. Sept. 2—America is focussing its yatching eyes on today’s race between the QColumbie and the Constitation, which may decide whether,the new or the old boat will defend the cup. ‘The rave today is triapgular, the course being vee iles to each leg. Some Foolish Ve-ple Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. ‘They often say, “Oh, it will wear away,” but in most cases it wears them away. Ooald they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp’s Balsam, which is sold on a pdsitive guarantee to cure, they would immediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose Price 25c. and 50c. Trial size tree. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. ———_ --—--+ #@e + BurraLo LAGER Breer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, W. J. Britland, proprietor. jig BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Killed Himselt, . New Yorx, September 2.—George A. Kent, the telegraph operator of the West Shore Railroad at Palmyra, New York, killed himeelf in thedepot. For several hours the train dispatcher at Rochester called Palmyra, but he was unable to get a reply. Train orders piled up thick and fest, and half a dozen trains were held. up at different points along the line waiting for the tie-up orders. It was not until Owen Flynn, of Palmyra, happened to drop ‘. into the station that the tie-up on the West Shore was relieved: Flynn found the telegraph operator stretched out on the floor, dead. He had shot himself. No cause of the act is known. : Gold Storage Meats For special first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb in the market. je21-tf “2ee Ranch For Sale at a Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tt +0@e-+ -—___—— Fiavored and seasoned in wood, rich and elegant with the best materials used by distillers, it is no wonder that Jesse Moore is the leading whiskey in the world. CLEANING OUT FOR OUR FALL STOCK. Ohe Sacrifice Of SUMMER GOODS goes on with wouch work for us and much satisfaction for our customers. Each year people realize that our sale is not’ merely inaugurated to clear out our Summer goods to make room for our Fall stock, but an offering of genuine quality in Dtylish and Seasonable DryGoods. We are offering thie Fall to our patrons . Uuparalle'ed Bargains, and our early customers will have an unlimited choice, The little prices give & welcome to the slim pocket book. SNELL © Cor. Broad and Pine FLEMING Streets, Nevada City. SARDINES That_are_not Mackerel, This standard joke is, after all, beet appreciated in the eating of genuine sardines, < If you like SARDINES at all you'll like OURS. The Best Salt Mackerel, too; and while we’re talking abeut, the . best of qverstilisg that is found in grocery stores—and some specialties besides. We aim to be accommodating also, Articles which we do not keep on account of small demand, we can order for you on short notice. SIGOURNEY, CASH GROCER. ani yon will want BSchool Opens Soon, SOHOOL SHOES We have a fine selection, consisting of the following line: A Red School House Shoe. None better, Village Schoel Shoe. District 76 School Shoe F423. ceroo Never Rip Shoe, for Boys. according to size. Prices from $1 to $2, = BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. Courthouse Souvenirs And other Novelties too numerous to mention can be seen at C. J. BRANDS, The Jeweler. MND COFFEE HOUSE @ Diamonds. Wholesale and Retail A large consignment just received, and they are beauties. genuine stones and can be relied on. Diamond-setting is our specialty. ; CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS. They are the