September 6, 1901 (4 pages)

Mi _Byfall, + = * THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. » P. 0, BOX B Issuéd Every Evening, Sundays Excepted TERMS OF SUBSORITTION ; $6 Per Y By Carrier, . = 121-2 Per W Delivered toany part of the city. PIQDAY. oo ceriexien. Sept, 6, 1901 Forty-One Years Old. Today the Dairy Transoript is forty one years old, it having been estab lished on the 6th day of September 1860, by the present senior proprietor, Che Whole Country In Deep Mourning. The people of Nevada City were terribly shocked today when the sad intelligence reached here that Presidents McKinley, the chief magistrate of the United States, had been assassinateds on the Pan-American Exposition§ grounds, at Buffalo, New York. They first un ws received stated that the® . President had been shot twice in the stomach by a stranger, when he was about to enter the Music Hall, and all who heard the news could scarcely believe that such a dire catamity could bave happened, but they grasped .a the faint hope that the wounds might not be fatal. Bat soon after the news of his death arrived and it was then realized that the worst had happened. The news traveled with lightning rapidity over the entire city, and soon there was a tear-drop in every eye which signified the great esteem in which the honored President: was held,™ -and that same feeling was manifested) by the entire people throughout the United States. ~ Upon receipt of the news of the President’s death, all the bells in town were tolled, but this ceased when a late dispatch arrived announcing that he was Still alive, but that he could no recover. The flags. of our city were also placed at half mast when the news of his death was received. The terrible calamity which has happened to our Nation is deeply deplored! not only in the United States but al over the world. Oe + Re-Union Sittings. Cverything in Readiness For the Big Gime. The last train will leave the grounds at seven o’clock. : Go to grounds early—the fan will begin while the day is young. There will be fun of all kinds, Don’t mise the dance on the platform. The attendance of old pioneers from different parts of the State will be large. The camp stew quarters ought to be & popular place of resortall day long. The stew will be good, and it will be served without money and withou price. Last night the team from the Cham pion mine that is going to take part in the tug-of-war met ut Armory Hall and practiced for‘an* hour orso. The stalwart miners showed that if the Allison Ranch team expects to win the prize some good, strong muscle work will bave to be done on the part o the latter. This contest is going to create great interest at the re-union, and it will cause a good dea) of money to change hands. —_———_-—-_~+-e@e > ‘Business Houses to Close. The following named grocery firms will close their respective places ofj business all day on Monday, Septem ber 9th, and at 10a.'m. on Tuesday, the 10th: P. G. Scadden, Frank Guen ther, Fischer Bros., T. W. Sigourney, J. J. Jackson, C. E. Mulloy, W. G:! Richards, W. H. Smith, Geo. C. Gay— lord & Son. The following dry goods stores will! close at 10 a.m.on both days: Maher & Co., Snell & Fleming, Rosenberg Bros., W. H. Crawford and the Racket ‘store, . —_—--+ 26e-+— Personal Yotes. Jobn Lammon, of this city, bas been engaged to act as one of the mixol ogists at the Mint Saloon at.G Valley during the holidays next week: Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy, of Milbrae, with their children, and Mrs B. N. Preston, of Sacramento, will ar-@ rive here this’ evening on a visit. to their relatives, M. L. snd 8. W: Marsh. = : Mrs. Conley arrived from Scn Fran: @isco on this morning’s train and left for Graniteville, where ber son, W. Conley, is very ill. : ae E, Goldman ani ©. Gon of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon. —=— Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thom Paine, none better, For sale at Recto Bros, bs a if tab aha <a = a . ‘Yotes of Interest. School supplies at Vinton’s. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Opal Cream is the best remedy for . : tan end-sunburn. You can getita Vinton’s, 25c and 50c bottles. Jack Beam Bourbon whiskey is guar. anteed pure and is the best whiskey for sickness. For sale at Vinton’s drug! store. tf If. you want a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath go-to Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercie street. Baths, 26 cents, j28-tf A good hot lunch wilt 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. jali7-tf . The Old Government Whiskey used in the medieal depart ment of the United States Army and Naval Service. AcEcepted by the Board of Health. Recicomended by the highest mediéal authorities asthe purest unadulterated stimulant for invalids and convaleés. cénts end family ase. Sold in bulk exclusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. al4: , } if . ' Briel Yotes. J. S. Ossiler had his band badly cut by arock while working in a mine at Deadman’s Flat a few days ago. : Four car loads of sulphurets and smelting ore was shipped to Sheb'ey’s from the Lecompton mine yesterday. A demented man was seen near ‘BMarsh’s sawmill! in New York Canyon few days ago who is said to hail from North Bloomfield. He ie a physical and merftal wreck and is loosing oe his power of speech. ' Rae es $ wad The old Iron Clad mine below Rough BuFFALO,"September 6—President William McK inleyffand Ready bes been bonded to ‘George bee I : C. Hey of Los Angeles and a number ves shot and seriously injured this afternoon when he was cf ganttalinte, “Now akit skndens me in the temple of music at the Exposition grounds. shinery will be erected and the mine Ty hi ; ‘ ; =, ry thoroughly worked. wo shots took effect in the President’s stomach and he pete was immediately taken to the Exposition Hospital, Did it ever strike you that you can Th . ‘ TSS 2 buy Jesse Moore whiskey for the same € assassin was immediately arrested and the policefMprice that is paid for just ordinary had a hard time to subdue the mob which endeavored to getg”™***!* the prisoner. Copyright, 1600, by Charles A. Gray. iG h im % PRESIDENT M’KINLEY. Ifyou have never tasted Gilt Edge whiekey try it onea and be convinced that it is the best whiskey in the State. ee The Curse of Womankind Great excitement prevails. BuFraLo, N. Y. September McKinley can not live. “2:02 p. m.—The President just died. 6, 2 p. m.—President Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless. Immediate relief. 15c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. FOURTH DISPATCH. 3:30 p. m.—It is now reported that the bullets have been extracted and the President is-not dead yet and is resting Bank Commissioners have just issued in then® statement showing the financial con ee eS ee dition of forty-seven interior savings meal line send your orders to Neffziger# 1. at the close of business on AugI : Go to. N. Rohr for your house paint-#,.¢ 7, 1901. In comparison with the m is : tf last annual statement, a gain is shown ; Call on Ed Schmidt when you wanffor the year of $5,580,455 45 in assets a I anything in the tobacco line. tt fand of $5,188,086 73 in the deposits, This showing of prosperity in the foterior is fully in accord with the progressive gain reported for the past year by the city banks which, inciuding the tional and nine saving institutions made aclear gain in deposits of $19,851,796 52. Drank C arbolic Acid. dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Peters, at their home in this Ecity, came last night when Mrs. Peters deliberately walked to the sideboard, filled a liquor glass with carbolic acid land, facing her guests, drained the glass. Her action, it is said, was A Good Showing. San Francisco, September 5.—The San being arranged for this after ween the strikers and the re GIRL WANSED. A girl is wanted to work at + ~-ae-seventeen commercial banks, five naaria. 6500 ——_—_+ 060 ——— New York, Sept. 5—The,climax to’a It works wonders in Sores W. D. Vinton, druggist. Yo Material Change. Francisco, September 5—The' ituation remains unchanged toa4 yer “aig eat ia some talk of conferencepA. Hooper & Oompany, the lumber. ives of the Employers’ Association. Malaria Makes Impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic cures Mag5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, To Save Her Child. bie ers fired on a non-Union. driver for ¢ noon be-gdealers, today, but the bullet struck i The animal died-a-few hours later The non-Union driver fired on his assailants but his bullets flew wide of the mark. RI mn the New Malaria Causes Billousness. York Hotel. “Apply immediately. tf®Grove'’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Fem ovee the cause. a —~GeburraLo Lacrr Beer on draught, at . my15.6m W. J.Britland, proprietor, jig A Woman With a Clear Complexion And a bright eye keeps her bowels From frightful disfigarement Mrs. active and her stomach in good annie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., 8p-§ 7 ane’s Tea is a pleasant ignatiee Pedr ye pled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great} (peat digestive aid. It clears ap the sores on ber head and face, and writes complexion, drives the yellow from the its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health. » Braises,F rn) condition. Geta 250. pac and hin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds§,,. it tonight. For sale b age land Piles. 26c. Oure guaranteed by nd lig sole agent. yo gape brought about by a reproof from her hnsband before the rest of the party. After she had drank the poison and physicians were called, Mrs. Peters, who was only 26 years of age, begged the doctors to save her life. Every-. thing possible was done, but she died some hours afterwards. ———+ *&e+-— — ~ Yew Match Factory. Tacoma, Wash., September 5—The Washington match factory is making ready to build at ‘Tasoma one of the greatest match factories in the world The: plans take in a main beilding 200x200 feet, will employ 300 to 400per sons and have a capacity of ten carloads of matches a day. The company will use the patented match machinery owaoed by Geners! Manager Lucius T. Holes ‘of the Washington Match Company. The cheapness of wood here is an important factor. Question Answered. Stockings you buy on f you. Guess early Yes, August Flower still has the WAYNE KNIT largest sale of any medicine in the ivilized world. Your mothers’ and randmothers’ never thought of using! pything else for Indiestion or Bil. fousness. Doctors were scarce, and . they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure { etc. They used August Flower t njeinsasasaenesesene Pony Stockings We are to be found at’ ‘s the present time at. Maher & Co.’s Big Store!l We have had a long gallop from Fort Wayne, Ind. We are 2A, aera mann a 4 4 going to rest now. Here is a chance to get me free. Get in line boys and girls. With every pair of Wayne Knit Pony you get a chance to win a Shetland Pony Free. Ask the man at the Hosiery Counter to explain it to and often. PONY STOCKINGS are ‘Triple Knee, Triple Heel, Triple Toes—none to equal them at 25c per pair. They are Fast Black and only 25cts per pair. Come and see them: Write for sample pair. . aS ee MAHER « co . lean out the system and stop fermen tation of undigested food, regulate th (QRS QNANANASRSANaNANAN AN ANA Nenad action of the liver, stimulate the nerseasily. ___ The President was-in the act of Shaking hands with the assassin when he was shot down. i) Native Sons, Attention! A, 0. UW. Funeral Notice. The officers and members of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U.’ W., ares requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall jon Sunday afternoon, Sept. 8th, 1901, tl o’clock, to attend the funeral off the late William Davies which will take luce from the Methodist Church at! o’clock, All members of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N.S.G. W., are requested to meet at their hall on Monday next at 8:30 a. m., and leave in a body for sGrass Valley. The Nevada City Band will accompany them. The uniforms or, the parade. will arrive tomorro ‘end’ can be procured at L. Hyman Co’s store. _——-++90+—--_____ . Entertainment Tonight. J.D. Coucuun, M. W. C. E. AsHgurn, Recorder. 2t The general committee for the re k anion and picnic will meet at William iffin’s cigar store at 8 o’clock this! The Epworth League will give social, which will be free to all, at th Methodist church tonight. The program is as follows: Song— League. Vocal solo—Mertis Downing. Instrumental duet — Misses Jessie Oook and Elsie Grey. Vocal solo—Clara Reynolds. Recitation—Annie Plummer. Vocal solo—Mr. Artbur. Instrumental duet — Misses Ali Beedle and Mary Harry. Instrumental solo—Elsie Bond. Song—League. G. J. Rector gave a banquet las night at the National Hotel in honor of Dr. F. J. Conlan, who is -about to reove to San Francisco. There were ixteen guests present, and a very enjoyable time was spent. The funeral of the late Mrs. Hugh McOauley took place from the Catholic hureh this afternoon. The attend nee was large. _———_—--26e--> — There is ncthing more delightful then a drink of good whiskey—and esse Moore is good whiskey. —+ Oe —_-_____ Did you say Rye? Then try Jesse Moore Rye—the finest in the world. Kindergarten School : ‘Kindergarten School now opened at the Lincoln School Honse by Miss Bertha Waite Pupils taken at any time. a2%-lw rope ome re ata peters te = bee system, an e . AG) ead bed wich fealuthes oration W E California Sweet Chocolate, You only need a few doses of per small package = ee Green’s August Flower, . port. to make you satisfied there is KN cs WV Baby Pim-Olas, 2 apt Greas Prge Adee YOU Beier a per bottle, 20c ————+ +00 ers Chocolate, Good Meats. . T unsweetened, %4 lb. cake 20c Colley Brothers have the very bes CAN My Wite’s Salad Dressing, a of beef, mutton and veal on hand a USE : for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c HI . . THESE . . Crosse & Blacleweis, eat 40e osse S, Bottle MULLOY, Grocer. Legg {rie : oLp fathers carried. to their life, Broad Street: FASHIONED : WAY ee ee on oe Of cleaning a watch or clock ‘was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right .forjthe turmips our grand: FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece, Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would {retard the movement. eee and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, y are added A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, «= Nevada City Sole Agents} FOR Untii bis ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE JOE CREAM. Thea his tears cha to smiles and he wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow. his example and be happy: Fuloy's Tou Cream Parks Oommercial Street, *«««Our Fall and 3 ‘ sara ee _ We mention his name as we thought you might have forgotten him, because that’ he is out of sight. Well, John is coming back again very soon—he’s on the road now, and all the lated. John is a good natured fellow, but my, oh, my! when he is around he darts; : Soft Shirt you have cherished! all Summer is frozen stiff. Prepare for John because you must face Will protect you and keep: you comfortable in and kind of weather John brings with him. you—and the prices will please you, “There’s nothing better than the best and our suits a ero ex That’s his real name but like every other John he’s nicknamed “JACK.” : . Winter Suits « « « Come, see them. Th s what usually happens toa fellow the moment shirt waist fellows will be annihi--. ~ a look here and there, and the Straw Hat and him or leave your happy home. € styl i re the best. Take your bape will pleane Nevada City ley. . ° r _—L. Hyman & Co. o.iiocce ite = @g Lower Main Stieet, Grass Val San Francisco, Septembér Sten. Head Troubles Of His Own Revece Cit ‘ He . Personal Stappei Geo. Ransier of Folsom ie . ure trip. ; : es: Carrol of Sacramente on ® business trip. ; J. 8. Green and A. Grabam an Francisco. : genre of Orleans Flat » itor here yesterday. Frank E. Wadsworth retar evening from Sacramento, j.F. Smith of Washington porning for San Franolisco,Superintendent L. L. Myers trom North Bloomfield. } Superintendent Andrews al aro here from the Erie mine. Mr. aod Mrs. J. H. Mitehell. turned from the Plumbago miz Mrs. A. F. DeBoise and ‘ehil registeced at the New Union ho H, 0. Schuenert and J. O.{D returned Jast evening from a tri mountains. j T, L, Goss of San Francisco here Jast evening and left this r for Gastod Ridge. ne . Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned la ng fiom a visit to friends aad r t San Francisco, Mrs. KR. W. Thomas of Stier nd Mrs. J. F’. Jose left this a or San Francisco. J, B. Grimwood, A. W. At nd F. Hodge. of San Francis here spending a few days. Debris Commissioner W. W oner, wife and daughter, le norping for Meadow Lake. Postmaster W. Mobley of Bloomfield left thie morning fo mento on a business trip. Miss Dorothy Lawrence has ae position as telephone operator Bonset central office at Vinton’s Louis Dobon, who is employer plumber at T'urner’s estore, re st evening from a trip to the la Mra. Lamars and Miss Ida of Sierra City passed through tt esterday en route to Grass Vall W. J. Organ has returned fro Plambago mine where he had chr he building operations of the m' J. 8. Eudtice, is spending a fe bere as the guest of Sam Andre: family. He will return to his h Philadelphia soon. _ Superintendent L. M. Hanes he Bay Connties Power Oo.,and . ft this morning for San Jose, bis family will reside. James L. Gluyas, foreman sg Baston Ridge mine, was in town . ay and later left for a visit > family at Grass Valley. Jay Ostrom of North Bloo ad his ankle sprained at the De bine by having a log which bh oving roll and strike him, Mrs, R. Penrose and Edgar Ps me down from North Bloomflel erday. Mrs. Penrose will vi Brass Valley before retarning. Giving Good Satisfactio The theatre was better attends ight and “A Noble Outcast” we nin first-class order-by the pailey Stock Oompany. Applau uite frequent and each member ompany was shown. off to goo ttage. “Kathleen Mavourneer ‘presented this evening and udience will undoubtedly ‘witn the play is a good one and ie ly fitted to show Mies Mae wis as “K sthleen” to good adva Nansen’s Important Artic hh an early issue of the Sat vening Post, Doctor Nansen, th beat Arctic Explorer, will desort tlous pole-seeking expeditions “year. The importance 0: paper lies in the author’s comi id bis predictions as to the a of the different parties. oo arenes Notice , of Removal. Dr. Ormiston Swayze will r 8 Office from the Tilley Build his residence, on the corner. of Md Nevada streets, about the . nt, Office hours, 2 to 4 venings, 7 to 8 o'clock. Tele} Veet 32 6 Be) oS +80 : . Borrato Lager Breer on drau cents 4 glass, at Council Cha: W. J, Britland, proprietor, Ueshable Room For Rent } Nice large room, brick buildin e or two gentlemen, Enquire otto, : f Burraro . orn Soon o Lager Beer on drac “ 4 glass, at Couneil Cha +9. Britland, proprietor, —y + 2Oe-+ 4 -cheap rem ue . “: Rolds is all right, bat ans want more tt*t will relieve and oa Lore 86Vere and dangerous rea you goa an troubles, be ° to warmer ee ‘ med climate? Yes, oo take ee for you, then, oflammation, ; ctoration, gives a ott) 4 cures the pation 7 t ®. Reeomm tle dr ended

Mi _Byfall, + = * THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. » P. 0, BOX B Issuéd Every Evening, Sundays Excepted TERMS OF SUBSORITTION ; $6 Per Y By Carrier, . = 121-2 Per W Delivered toany part of the city. PIQDAY. oo ceriexien. Sept, 6, 1901 Forty-One Years Old. Today the Dairy Transoript is forty one years old, it having been estab lished on the 6th day of September 1860, by the present senior proprietor, Che Whole Country In Deep Mourning. The people of Nevada City were terribly shocked today when the sad intelligence reached here that Presidents McKinley, the chief magistrate of the United States, had been assassinateds on the Pan-American Exposition§ grounds, at Buffalo, New York. They first un ws received stated that the® . President had been shot twice in the stomach by a stranger, when he was about to enter the Music Hall, and all who heard the news could scarcely believe that such a dire catamity could bave happened, but they grasped .a the faint hope that the wounds might not be fatal. Bat soon after the news of his death arrived and it was then realized that the worst had happened. The news traveled with lightning rapidity over the entire city, and soon there was a tear-drop in every eye which signified the great esteem in which the honored President: was held,™ -and that same feeling was manifested) by the entire people throughout the United States. ~ Upon receipt of the news of the President’s death, all the bells in town were tolled, but this ceased when a late dispatch arrived announcing that he was Still alive, but that he could no recover. The flags. of our city were also placed at half mast when the news of his death was received. The terrible calamity which has happened to our Nation is deeply deplored! not only in the United States but al over the world. Oe + Re-Union Sittings. Cverything in Readiness For the Big Gime. The last train will leave the grounds at seven o’clock. : Go to grounds early—the fan will begin while the day is young. There will be fun of all kinds, Don’t mise the dance on the platform. The attendance of old pioneers from different parts of the State will be large. The camp stew quarters ought to be & popular place of resortall day long. The stew will be good, and it will be served without money and withou price. Last night the team from the Cham pion mine that is going to take part in the tug-of-war met ut Armory Hall and practiced for‘an* hour orso. The stalwart miners showed that if the Allison Ranch team expects to win the prize some good, strong muscle work will bave to be done on the part o the latter. This contest is going to create great interest at the re-union, and it will cause a good dea) of money to change hands. —_———_-—-_~+-e@e > ‘Business Houses to Close. The following named grocery firms will close their respective places ofj business all day on Monday, Septem ber 9th, and at 10a.'m. on Tuesday, the 10th: P. G. Scadden, Frank Guen ther, Fischer Bros., T. W. Sigourney, J. J. Jackson, C. E. Mulloy, W. G:! Richards, W. H. Smith, Geo. C. Gay— lord & Son. The following dry goods stores will! close at 10 a.m.on both days: Maher & Co., Snell & Fleming, Rosenberg Bros., W. H. Crawford and the Racket ‘store, . —_—--+ 26e-+— Personal Yotes. Jobn Lammon, of this city, bas been engaged to act as one of the mixol ogists at the Mint Saloon at.G Valley during the holidays next week: Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy, of Milbrae, with their children, and Mrs B. N. Preston, of Sacramento, will ar-@ rive here this’ evening on a visit. to their relatives, M. L. snd 8. W: Marsh. = : Mrs. Conley arrived from Scn Fran: @isco on this morning’s train and left for Graniteville, where ber son, W. Conley, is very ill. : ae E, Goldman ani ©. Gon of San Francisco arrived here this afternoon. —=— Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thom Paine, none better, For sale at Recto Bros, bs a if tab aha <a = a . ‘Yotes of Interest. School supplies at Vinton’s. For life insurance see T. B. Gray. Opal Cream is the best remedy for . : tan end-sunburn. You can getita Vinton’s, 25c and 50c bottles. Jack Beam Bourbon whiskey is guar. anteed pure and is the best whiskey for sickness. For sale at Vinton’s drug! store. tf If. you want a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. m7-tf For a good bath go-to Tom Moore’s Tonsorial Parlors, on Commercie street. Baths, 26 cents, j28-tf A good hot lunch wilt 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. jali7-tf . The Old Government Whiskey used in the medieal depart ment of the United States Army and Naval Service. AcEcepted by the Board of Health. Recicomended by the highest mediéal authorities asthe purest unadulterated stimulant for invalids and convaleés. cénts end family ase. Sold in bulk exclusively by Wm. H. Tuttle. al4: , } if . ' Briel Yotes. J. S. Ossiler had his band badly cut by arock while working in a mine at Deadman’s Flat a few days ago. : Four car loads of sulphurets and smelting ore was shipped to Sheb'ey’s from the Lecompton mine yesterday. A demented man was seen near ‘BMarsh’s sawmill! in New York Canyon few days ago who is said to hail from North Bloomfield. He ie a physical and merftal wreck and is loosing oe his power of speech. ' Rae es $ wad The old Iron Clad mine below Rough BuFFALO,"September 6—President William McK inleyffand Ready bes been bonded to ‘George bee I : C. Hey of Los Angeles and a number ves shot and seriously injured this afternoon when he was cf ganttalinte, “Now akit skndens me in the temple of music at the Exposition grounds. shinery will be erected and the mine Ty hi ; ‘ ; =, ry thoroughly worked. wo shots took effect in the President’s stomach and he pete was immediately taken to the Exposition Hospital, Did it ever strike you that you can Th . ‘ TSS 2 buy Jesse Moore whiskey for the same € assassin was immediately arrested and the policefMprice that is paid for just ordinary had a hard time to subdue the mob which endeavored to getg”™***!* the prisoner. Copyright, 1600, by Charles A. Gray. iG h im % PRESIDENT M’KINLEY. Ifyou have never tasted Gilt Edge whiekey try it onea and be convinced that it is the best whiskey in the State. ee The Curse of Womankind Great excitement prevails. BuFraLo, N. Y. September McKinley can not live. “2:02 p. m.—The President just died. 6, 2 p. m.—President Ie sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Cure gives instant relief. One dosecures. Guaranteed per fectly harmless. Immediate relief. 15c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia. Every box guaranteed. For sale by H Dickerman, sole agent. FOURTH DISPATCH. 3:30 p. m.—It is now reported that the bullets have been extracted and the President is-not dead yet and is resting Bank Commissioners have just issued in then® statement showing the financial con ee eS ee dition of forty-seven interior savings meal line send your orders to Neffziger# 1. at the close of business on AugI : Go to. N. Rohr for your house paint-#,.¢ 7, 1901. In comparison with the m is : tf last annual statement, a gain is shown ; Call on Ed Schmidt when you wanffor the year of $5,580,455 45 in assets a I anything in the tobacco line. tt fand of $5,188,086 73 in the deposits, This showing of prosperity in the foterior is fully in accord with the progressive gain reported for the past year by the city banks which, inciuding the tional and nine saving institutions made aclear gain in deposits of $19,851,796 52. Drank C arbolic Acid. dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Peters, at their home in this Ecity, came last night when Mrs. Peters deliberately walked to the sideboard, filled a liquor glass with carbolic acid land, facing her guests, drained the glass. Her action, it is said, was A Good Showing. San Francisco, September 5.—The San being arranged for this after ween the strikers and the re GIRL WANSED. A girl is wanted to work at + ~-ae-seventeen commercial banks, five naaria. 6500 ——_—_+ 060 ——— New York, Sept. 5—The,climax to’a It works wonders in Sores W. D. Vinton, druggist. Yo Material Change. Francisco, September 5—The' ituation remains unchanged toa4 yer “aig eat ia some talk of conferencepA. Hooper & Oompany, the lumber. ives of the Employers’ Association. Malaria Makes Impure Blood. Grove’s Tasteless Ohill Tonic cures Mag5 cents a glass, at Council Chambers, To Save Her Child. bie ers fired on a non-Union. driver for ¢ noon be-gdealers, today, but the bullet struck i The animal died-a-few hours later The non-Union driver fired on his assailants but his bullets flew wide of the mark. RI mn the New Malaria Causes Billousness. York Hotel. “Apply immediately. tf®Grove'’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Fem ovee the cause. a —~GeburraLo Lacrr Beer on draught, at . my15.6m W. J.Britland, proprietor, jig A Woman With a Clear Complexion And a bright eye keeps her bowels From frightful disfigarement Mrs. active and her stomach in good annie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., 8p-§ 7 ane’s Tea is a pleasant ignatiee Pedr ye pled Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to great} (peat digestive aid. It clears ap the sores on ber head and face, and writes complexion, drives the yellow from the its quick cure exceeded all her hopes. eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health. » Braises,F rn) condition. Geta 250. pac and hin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds§,,. it tonight.. For sale b age land Piles. 26c. Oure guaranteed by nd lig sole agent. yo gape brought about by a reproof from her hnsband before the rest of the party. After she had drank the poison and physicians were called, Mrs. Peters, who was only 26 years of age, begged the doctors to save her life. Every-. thing possible was done, but she died some hours afterwards. ———+ *&e+-— — ~ Yew Match Factory. Tacoma, Wash., September 5—The Washington match factory is making ready to build at ‘Tasoma one of the greatest match factories in the world The: plans take in a main beilding 200x200 feet, will employ 300 to 400per sons and have a capacity of ten carloads of matches a day. The company will use the patented match machinery owaoed by Geners! Manager Lucius T. Holes ‘of the Washington Match Company. The cheapness of wood here is an important factor. Question Answered. Stockings you buy on f you. Guess early Yes, August Flower still has the WAYNE KNIT largest sale of any medicine in the ivilized world. Your mothers’ and randmothers’ never thought of using! pything else for Indiestion or Bil. fousness. Doctors were scarce, and . they seldom heard of Appendicitis,

Nervous Prostration or Heart failure { etc. They used August Flower t njeinsasasaenesesene Pony Stockings We are to be found at’ ‘s the present time at. Maher & Co.’s Big Store!l We have had a long gallop from Fort Wayne, Ind. We are 2A, aera mann a 4 4 going to rest now. Here is a chance to get me free. Get in line boys and girls. With every pair of Wayne Knit Pony you get a chance to win a Shetland Pony Free. Ask the man at the Hosiery Counter to explain it to and often. PONY STOCKINGS are ‘Triple Knee, Triple Heel, Triple Toes—none to equal them at 25c per pair. They are Fast Black and only 25cts per pair. Come and see them: Write for sample pair. . aS ee MAHER « co . lean out the system and stop fermen tation of undigested food, regulate th (QRS QNANANASRSANaNANAN AN ANA Nenad action of the liver, stimulate the nerseasily. ___ The President was-in the act of Shaking hands with the assassin when he was shot down. i) Native Sons, Attention! A, 0. UW. Funeral Notice. The officers and members of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U.’ W., ares requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall jon Sunday afternoon, Sept. 8th, 1901, tl o’clock, to attend the funeral off the late William Davies which will take luce from the Methodist Church at! o’clock, All members of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N.S.G. W., are requested to meet at their hall on Monday next at 8:30 a. m., and leave in a body for sGrass Valley. The Nevada City Band will accompany them. The uniforms or, the parade. will arrive tomorro ‘end’ can be procured at L. Hyman Co’s store. _——-++90+—--_____ . Entertainment Tonight. J.D. Coucuun, M. W. C. E. AsHgurn, Recorder. 2t The general committee for the re k anion and picnic will meet at William iffin’s cigar store at 8 o’clock this! The Epworth League will give social, which will be free to all, at th Methodist church tonight. The program is as follows: Song— League. Vocal solo—Mertis Downing. Instrumental duet — Misses Jessie Oook and Elsie Grey. Vocal solo—Clara Reynolds. Recitation—Annie Plummer. Vocal solo—Mr. Artbur. Instrumental duet — Misses Ali Beedle and Mary Harry. Instrumental solo—Elsie Bond. Song—League. G. J. Rector gave a banquet las night at the National Hotel in honor of Dr. F. J. Conlan, who is -about to reove to San Francisco. There were ixteen guests present, and a very enjoyable time was spent. The funeral of the late Mrs. Hugh McOauley took place from the Catholic hureh this afternoon. The attend nee was large. _———_—--26e--> — There is ncthing more delightful then a drink of good whiskey—and esse Moore is good whiskey. —+ Oe —_-_____ Did you say Rye? Then try Jesse Moore Rye—the finest in the world. Kindergarten School : ‘Kindergarten School now opened at the Lincoln School Honse by Miss Bertha Waite Pupils taken at any time. a2%-lw rope ome re ata peters te = bee system, an e . AG) ead bed wich fealuthes oration W E California Sweet Chocolate, You only need a few doses of per small package = ee Green’s August Flower, . port. to make you satisfied there is KN cs WV Baby Pim-Olas, 2 apt Greas Prge Adee YOU Beier a per bottle, 20c ————+ +00 ers Chocolate, Good Meats. . T unsweetened, %4 lb. cake 20c Colley Brothers have the very bes CAN My Wite’s Salad Dressing, a of beef, mutton and veal on hand a USE : for cold meats & salads, bot. 35c HI . . THESE . . Crosse & Blacleweis, eat 40e osse S, Bottle MULLOY, Grocer. Legg {rie : oLp fathers carried. to their life, Broad Street: FASHIONED : WAY ee ee on oe Of cleaning a watch or clock ‘was to lubricate the works with coal oil. It did all right .forjthe turmips our grand: FINE WATCHES NEED CAREFUL HANDLING. Particles of dust muet be removed piece by‘piece, Each minute wheel must be freed from anything which would {retard the movement. eee and repair watches thoroughly. By having them adjusted frequently, y are added A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers, «= Nevada City Sole Agents} FOR Untii bis ever-ready mouth got into close contact with some of FOLEY’S INIMITABLE JOE CREAM. Thea his tears cha to smiles and he wouldn’t call the King his uncle. Follow. his example and be happy: Fuloy's Tou Cream Parks Oommercial Street, *«««Our Fall and 3 ‘ sara ee _ We mention his name as we thought you might have forgotten him, because that’ he is out of sight. Well, John is coming back again very soon—he’s on the road now, and all the lated. John is a good natured fellow, but my, oh, my! when he is around he darts; : Soft Shirt you have cherished! all Summer is frozen stiff. Prepare for John because you must face Will protect you and keep: you comfortable in and kind of weather John brings with him. you—and the prices will please you, “There’s nothing better than the best and our suits a ero ex That’s his real name but like every other John he’s nicknamed “JACK.” : . Winter Suits « « « Come, see them. Th s what usually happens toa fellow the moment shirt waist fellows will be annihi--. ~ a look here and there, and the Straw Hat and him or leave your happy home. € styl i re the best. Take your bape will pleane Nevada City ley. . ° r _—L. Hyman & Co. o.iiocce ite = @g Lower Main Stieet, Grass Val San Francisco, Septembér Sten. Head Troubles Of His Own Revece Cit ‘ He . Personal Stappei Geo. Ransier of Folsom ie . ure trip. ; : es: Carrol of Sacramente on ® business trip. ; J. 8. Green and A. Grabam an Francisco. : genre of Orleans Flat » itor here yesterday. Frank E. Wadsworth retar evening from Sacramento, j.F. Smith of Washington porning for San Franolisco,Superintendent L. L. Myers trom North Bloomfield. } Superintendent Andrews al aro here from the Erie mine. Mr. aod Mrs. J. H. Mitehell. turned from the Plumbago miz Mrs. A. F. DeBoise and ‘ehil registeced at the New Union ho H, 0. Schuenert and J. O.{D returned Jast evening from a tri mountains. j T, L, Goss of San Francisco here Jast evening and left this r for Gastod Ridge. ne . Mrs. Fred Zeitler returned la ng fiom a visit to friends aad r t San Francisco, Mrs. KR. W. Thomas of Stier nd Mrs. J. F’. Jose left this a or San Francisco. J, B. Grimwood, A. W. At nd F. Hodge. of San Francis here spending a few days. Debris Commissioner W. W oner, wife and daughter, le norping for Meadow Lake. Postmaster W. Mobley of Bloomfield left thie morning fo mento on a business trip. Miss Dorothy Lawrence has ae position as telephone operator Bonset central office at Vinton’s Louis Dobon, who is employer plumber at T'urner’s estore, re st evening from a trip to the la Mra. Lamars and Miss Ida of Sierra City passed through tt esterday en route to Grass Vall W. J. Organ has returned fro Plambago mine where he had chr he building operations of the m' J. 8. Eudtice, is spending a fe bere as the guest of Sam Andre: family. He will return to his h Philadelphia soon. _ Superintendent L. M. Hanes he Bay Connties Power Oo.,and . ft this morning for San Jose, bis family will reside. James L. Gluyas, foreman sg Baston Ridge mine, was in town . ay and later left for a visit > family at Grass Valley. Jay Ostrom of North Bloo ad his ankle sprained at the De bine by having a log which bh oving roll and strike him, Mrs, R. Penrose and Edgar Ps me down from North Bloomflel erday. Mrs. Penrose will vi Brass Valley before retarning. Giving Good Satisfactio The theatre was better attends ight and “A Noble Outcast” we nin first-class order-by the pailey Stock Oompany. Applau uite frequent and each member ompany was shown. off to goo ttage. “Kathleen Mavourneer ‘presented this evening and udience will undoubtedly ‘witn the play is a good one and ie ly fitted to show Mies Mae wis as “K sthleen” to good adva Nansen’s Important Artic hh an early issue of the Sat vening Post, Doctor Nansen, th beat Arctic Explorer, will desort tlous pole-seeking expeditions “year. The importance 0: paper lies in the author’s comi id bis predictions as to the a of the different parties. oo arenes Notice , of Removal. Dr. Ormiston Swayze will r 8 Office from the Tilley Build his residence, on the corner. of Md Nevada streets, about the . nt, Office hours, 2 to 4 venings, 7 to 8 o'clock. Tele} Veet 32 6 Be) oS +80 : . Borrato Lager Breer on drau cents 4 glass, at Council Cha: W. J, Britland, proprietor, Ueshable Room For Rent } Nice large room, brick buildin e or two gentlemen, Enquire otto, : f Burraro . orn Soon o Lager Beer on drac “ 4 glass, at Couneil Cha +9. Britland, proprietor, —y + 2Oe-+ 4 -cheap rem ue . “: Rolds is all right, bat ans want more tt*t will relieve and oa Lore 86Vere and dangerous rea you goa an troubles, be ° to warmer ee ‘ med climate? Yes, oo take ee for you, then, oflammation, ; ctoration, gives a ott) 4 cures the pation 7 t ®. Reeomm tle dr ended