April 29, 1904 (4 pages)

CY . throughout lat yuu ere will be surevada City, Sy quotations nds at the "es. sessions 5S To. ATK Trilla 18% ©. 62 00 fevada. 61 eleatrore ll ler. 982 sher. 16 , BRSSSSSSse nis famous the Popu1 will altf , THE TRANSCRIPT. IIIA HEATON ally Record of th Doings of Our People. . H. J. Manbert is here from San ranocisco, ’ ‘W. Ketchum’ left this morning for an Francisco. i 'F. M. Unphred of Oakland arrivet pre on lust evening's train. } Henry Richards, who has been conhed to his home for the past couple weeks by illness, was able to come > town today. N -E. BR. Krieger of Louieville, Ky., ared herp today on the morning train. Ww. lins is over from You Bet. /Ted Hall is here among his friends pain. 0. P. Simmons, John Bryan and E. Clark are here from San Francisco, T. Zimkiy, A. Hiltbuner and G, nold came down yesterday from bri Schmidt’s sawmill. and left this jorning for San Francisco. D. Bolboun ia here from Sacramento, W. F. Fick of Wisconsin arrived fre on the morning train. Hi. Lederer of Milwaukee arrived re on the merning train. B. F. Lyle arrived here this afterjon from San Francisco. James Dower, proprietor of the Bgle saloon, who has been seriously . with pneumonia for some time past, Be eo far recovered.as to be able to upon the streets today. Mr. Kimball and bis daughter, Miss pace, accompanied the remains of Plate Mrs, Lena Soule to San FranBco today. William Kistle {6 ill, being threatenwith pneumonia, Mrs. Sarah Maloney has about revered from her recent illness, ¥. H. Louquist of Spenceville was in wo last night, (Mrs. George Grissel wilt leave in a days for a visit to Downieville. ‘Mre, J. Allen is confined to her jome on Coyote street by illness. -ECarpenter, representing Wellelargo & Company, arrived here on jusiness last evening. ‘Me. and Mre. ‘R. A. Thomas, acompauied by Mrs. May Mason, remrned to Birchville yesterday evenng. ! ‘Mrs. O. Galbraith has returned to r home at the Central House, after visit to her’ mother, Mrs. J. Hart, in is city. 'Mre. Richard Moore, who has been leiting at San Francisco, returned jome last night. 'Fred .Boeckman arrived here from be metropolie last evening. . David Moore, the mining man, who been at San Francisco on busijess, was here last night, en route to reniteville. P. 8. Waldron, who has been to the @y, came in on last evening’s train d left this morning for bis home at niteville. r. and Mrs. W. G. Richards reArned last evening from San Franaco. Carroll Ashburn, who is attending he Cooper Medical College, returned home last evening. . J.O. Long, who has been residing jere for aome time past, left this orning for Marysville. From there » will go to Oroville, where he excts to remain indefinitely. : Ogden Bolton Jr, of Sacramento is pre on a business trip. . J. L. Bryson, formerly of the El Dro mine, is up from San Francisco. Collector Coming. Tomorrow will be our reguler fourweeks collection day. Our collector vill make his usual rounds and it is Oped all will be prompt in in paying Rp. ' Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad itreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they mixed properly. > The existence of society depends upin the good things it has te ‘offer ite otaries; **Old Gilt Edge” whisky, for ample. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8. Miss Ella Barrett of Solomon, Kan., vill exhibit at the World’s Fair a table oth valued at $500, There is flavor as well as ptrength in mustard; strength s not all; and strength is not e fine part. Sc¢hilling’s Best has the flavor. Our Mustard -ompound, reduced tobe ready or use, has the proper flavor. Yours grocer's; moneyback. Ee ss ren ey * . Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. W. H. Sandow, who was seriously injured in. the Sierra Queen mine about three weeks ago, was able to be out on-the street today for the first time since the accident. , J. J, Sohmids jie having a neat and substantial rock wall built around the sides and rear of his residence lot on Cottage street. William Walters of the National barber shop bas ordered a fine mirror case for his tonsorial parior. It will be of beveled glass, twelve fect long and set in an oaken frame of golden finish. The frost was so heavy last night that it is reported fruit trees were affected to-a more or lesser degree. Strawberry plants, whi b were beginning to shed their blossoms, suffered considerably in some parts of town, the tender offshoots being nipped quite severely, As will be noticed by an advertisement in this evening’s*Transorter Mons. Oochon de Lait will arrive at the Hotel Antler’s bar on Saturday night and will give a special performance at 9:45 sha'p. There will be lots of nice things to eat and it will be served free toell, An invitation (to call around aad enjoy yourself is extended to you. Jobn Delbridge, the shoe merchan t, is baving a neat fence erected in front of the residence property owned by by him at the intersection of Pine and Clerk streets, Piety Hill. Carpenter Thomas Penrose is doing the work. The remains of the late Mrs, Lena Soule, who passed away at Hunts Hill Wednesday from heart disease, were this moroing shipped to San Francisco for interment. The body was broaght down from Hunts Hill to the Nevada Oounty Undertaking Parlors yesterday afternoon. Palmer & Johnson keep on hand iu connection with their large and varied assortment of choice liquors a full line of pare Cordova wines and apricot brandy. All liquid goods handled by this firm are gu-ranteed to be the best in the market and of the purest quality. Try them. New Series of ~Postage Stamps. The special series of stamps to commemorate the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis will be issued by the postoffice department beginning April 21st, bat they will not be placed on sale in any postoffice in the United States until April 80th, 1904, and may be sold from that time until December let, 1904, at which time all unsold stamps will be called in by the Department. The denominations and subjecte of theee stamps are as followe: One cent, green; subject, Robert Livingstone, United States Minister to France, who conducted the negotiations for the Louisiana Purchase. Two-cent, red; Thomas Jefferson, President, of the United States at the time of the purchase. Three-cent, purple; James Monroe, Special Ambassador to France in the matter of the purchase, who with Livingstone, closed the negotiations. © Five-cent, blue; William McKinley, who as President of the United States, approved the acts of Congress officially connecting the United States government with the commemorative exposition. Ten-cent, brown; United States map showing the territory of the purchase. This series of stamps will not be issued fn book form. Somewhal Beller. Mrs. William 8. Richards, who was operated on at San Francisco the first of the week, is reported to be slightly improved. That is to say, that although her condition is critical she bas rallied to such an extent that her attending physicians now feel greatly encouraged as to her probable recovery. Her numeroue Nevada City friends sincerely trust that more favorable symptoms will soon be received from her bedside. sis il Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of ali the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ie the best. It sweeps away and cures Barns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils‘ Uleers, Skin Eraptione and Piles. I ᤀ猀 only 26c, and gueranteéd to give satisfaction by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Well Pleased. W. T. Farrar and J, Henderson, who are jaterested in the Mountaineer mine, left for San Francisco on: this morning’s train. During their etay here they inspected the property in a thorough manner, and expressed themeclves as highly pleased with the prospects ahead. Superintendent J. ©. Oampbell acccompanied Messrs, Farrar and Henderson to the Bay. Six inches of new snow was recorded yesterday at the. Central House. The late storms are playing havoc with development work in the mountains this season. At their meeting last evening one Paleface was initiated by Wyoming Tribe, I. O. RB. M. Next Thursday evening the members will be ente-tained by the drili team which won the $80 cash prize at the recent masqnerade, A program and a banquet will also be special features: To their changed advertisement today Maher & Co. call the attention of the ladies to their fine stock of sum~ mer silks and dress goods which they now have on display in their big show windows, They are now offering crepe de chine, pongee silk, eatminer, Golden State taffeta, Japanese silke and linings at bargain prices, Be sure and ask to see their“Orinolettes” when you visit the store, The contract for paloting the courthouse, which was awarded to H. L. & CO. G. Sweeney at the last session of the Board of Supervisors, was yesterday signed by the contractors, as well as by Obairman Miller of the Board. The Turner-Hadley Oo. also signed the contract for furnishing the supplies. It will be a month yet before work is commenced, as Inspector William Rowe wishes the building to be thoroughly dry before paint is applied. In commemoration of the opening of the World’s fair at St, Louis tomorrow, Rector Bros, will serve a fine free lunch in the hotel barroom Saturday night. They have decided to give all who come a gdod time. Something fine is on the list of good things that. will be served to supply the inner man. There will ba plenty for all and everybody will be welcome. Read their advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. The young ladies who have been here in the—interests of a baking powder company for the past few weeks, left for San Francisco thia morning. Worlds Fair Noles A clock 300 years old and construct ed entirely of wood will be shown at the World’s Fair. Nine cars of exhibits from the Republic of Mexico have already arrived arrived at 8t. Louis where the World’s Fair commissioners preceded them. The largest electrical switchboard in tbe world, from which will be operated the enormous power for the Exposition, will be in the Palace of Machinery at St. Louis. Oregon’s State building at the World’s Fair isa reproduction of old Fort Clatsop, a log structure built from Oregon timber and adjoined by a large corral formed by upright cedar posts. Steam was turned into the cylinders of the big Allis Chalmers engine at the World’s Fair for the first time a few days ago and the largest steam engine fu the world wag eet in: motion. Its speed is seventy-five revolutions a minute and its generating force 5,000 horse power. Idaho apples, kept during the winter in cold storage, are the star products of that State’s frait offerings in the Palace of Horticulture at the World’s Fair. Idaho fruit claim that they have Ben Davis apples as firm as winesaps and possessing a flavor that is unknown’to the same variety raised in the East. A brilliant polo season has been planned as. one of the World’s Fair attractiona. The leading polo teams of England and America will participate. Tbe polo contests will ocear on the Stadium, the program to be arranged by the National Polo Association of Americe. These contests will give the public an opportunity to see many millionaires of two continents mounted upon bob-tailed ponies, sportingly chasing polo balls with the lively enthusiasm of school boys In the spirited old game of “shinny.” Will Arrive SATURDAY Hiatt —AT THE— HOTEL ANTLERS BR Mons. Goehon de: hait Who will give a special perform: ance Spanish Style, commencing at 9:45 sharp Don’t fail to come and enjoy yourself. > EVERYBODY WELCOME, arenes growers . : moters of the pleasing affair. were to be heard on every side, ihe The program as published in last evening’s Transonipr was carried out in fall, and the farce which was given as the concluding part kept the audience in roars of laughter. It was avery amusing sketch, and the perticipants sustained their parts in a way that is seldom seen on the amarefreshments were served and the rest of the evening spent in a social way. The ladies are to be congratalated for the excelent entertainment given, and those in attendance left for their homes feeling that the hours had passed by too quiekly on the pleas. ant occasion, =. For the Third Tine. A press telegram from .San_ Jose states that George Suesser, who,. in 1897, killed Sheriff Farley of: Monterey county, was brought there: from San Quentin to be re-sentenced, This makes the third time that,Suesser-las béen sentenced for the unwarranted slaying of brave Henry Farley, who spent a part of his youthfal gays in thie city and was empléyed aea typo ia the TransoniPt office. May Settle It. . SaceamMeEnto, April 28—What fs believed to be an important step toward the settlement of the present labor difficulties bas been taken in this city, It is thought that the measure will lead to a settlement of the trouble. between the Qontractors’ dnd. Builders’ Associations and the Union men. Qae of th8 members of the Contractors’ Association gives out the statement that meetings have been held and a conference of opposing forces is near at hand. ‘ At the Federated Trades Hall today the Press Oommittee would give notbing oat for publication, although one of the the members expressed himself as believing that a settlement would soon be reached. Want a Million. . WasHinaton, April 28 — The Gove eroment of the Republic of -Panama hes indicated its desire to bave §$1,000,000 of the amount to be paid that country, on account of the canal purchase, transmitted to J. P. Morgan & Company, its fiscal agents, at New York, the remaining $9,000,000 to await the arrivat of the Panama Minister, in June next. The Treasury Department will comply with thie request. °Oo> California Champagnola—red and white—ea beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oslifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and = spend hours soaking. sweetening, flavoring and coloring when ces better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sum prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla yors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry. At grocers. 10c. WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for hard usage, Walthem movement for Duly $6.00. It fs solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Wateh Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Corner of Pine and Commercial streets Delbridge Building. PALMER & JONSON, Wholeeale‘and retsiljdealers in Fine Liquors & Cigars, Bverpthing Stretly High Class, BROAD STREET and carries with it a salary of $5,000. The President tendered the mission to . General E. O. O’Brien, at one time Commissioner of Navigation, but percline ft, Paid $25,000. New Yorx, April 28—It has just been learned that the Scrivener “Manutcript Book I of Milton’s Paradise ‘Lioet,” bought at'a recent sale in London by en American collector, has been turned over to J. Py Morgan. The ‘oollectoF who procured the manuscript is now known to have been -a Fifth Avenue'book dealer. He paid $25,000 and sold his purchase to Mr. Morgan a9 soon as it reached New York, ~ A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind. knew what to doin the hour of need had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help tier, _Hethought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills and she relief af once and was finally cured. «Oniy 250 at W. D. Vinton's Drug Store . Quarantined. . {ed in the States of Idaho and Uteb. ‘The quarantine is to remain in effect Beno, Nev.,” April 28.—Governor Sparkes yesterday issued a proclamation declaring @ quarantine on all ‘sheep now being held, herded or rangfor ninety days, and is caused -by the fact that the sheep of the States now under the ban are said to be affected with scab and other diseases that are contagious and a menace to the herds of this State. Governor Sparks has been considering the matter for the past week. The quarantine meane practically that the markets of Califorola for the next ninety days at least, Was Shot At. JEFFERSONVIILE, Ind., April 28.—An attempt was made to assassinate D. M, Robbins, candidate for Mayor on the Independent Labor ticket. Mr. Robbine was seated in bis home, when two ballets orashed through the window, one splintering the chair on which he was sitting, and the other demolishing a-lamp, The shots had been fired from an alley, in which a revolver wae found later, No arrests have been made. ceo — If you want a good, coo! drink o' beer—the very best. in town-—drop in and see Vm. Barry. Cigar -Now Made a Demand—sc ‘ every Day will be cloged to sheep owners of Utah. 4} and Idaho, To Call It Off. Sar Laks, Utah, April 28th.—A private dispatch received in this city to day states that the Executive Board of the United Mine Workers of America ‘Met in Indianapolis yesterday and decided to call off the coal strike in Dietrict No. 15. This district includes the Oarbon County fields of Utah, where the men have been on strike since lest winter, and the States of Oolorado, New Mexico and Southern Wyoming. Will Place It. Panis, April 28.—The Temps, in ite Gnancial arttele today, says: The question of a Russian loan has not adonly thing settled is that a loan will be placed shortly, and that the French banks have decided to undertake to place it.” A Great Sensation. There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind, when W. H. Brown of that place, who was nag egy to die, had his life eaved by Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He writes: “‘T endured insufferable agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cure.” Similar cures of Oonsumption, Poeumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It’e the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial t ottles free, : If you wantthe very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 quality 4 rop ino and see Wm. Harry, tf : achs, Wnoewirrc, Man., April 28.—All the Eskimos living in the MacKenzie Basin, except ten families, have been killed by the ravages of measies, says the Dawson News. Before the epidemic there were forty or fifty families, with a total of 150 to 200 or more persons. The great ravages of the digease and the awful results are told by Bishop Breynai, who has just reached Daweon by long and tedious journeying from the south of MacKenzie. Buy a Ranch. MarYsvitiz, April 28.—A portion of the Ebert ranch, situated about ten miles below this city, has been purvanced during the last few days. The chased by Johnson brothers of Sacramento, They acquired in the neighborhood of 1250 acres. Thé price paid was $15,000. ae ere Ve een For a good cool, sharp glass of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon P{coSocts EE Emil Frese’s Bambu wa sluggish livers, relieves tortured dyspeptic stomIts action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 250. kidneys, and cures to Supply Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass > ae : Blouse and Larst Sezs. In Sterling Silver. New and pretty. Just got here. Ladies, look at them, Silver’ Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop “ {no and see them when passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS OContdining engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada ity. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap. If FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents —AT— DICKERMAN’S . The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP CKER CIGAR. is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR . . . . . i . . . DENTIST DR. H. O. SMITH Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. Del Monte Sef-Raising Buckwheat __25 Cents per package Del Monte Selt-Raisi ng Flap Jack Fou 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for thefwarm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly“attended to. One Bee Five Srocery Commercial Street raat, Wall New Carpet ae Linoleum New Wall*Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the lateat styles in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattings, Oall and get our prices, No trouble to show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. erste The accommodations, the equalled by any hotel in Northern Califor nia. in the building. a tarn Oall Bells. Electric lighte. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation Traveling Mea Special attention paid to Commer iat Moa aad Tranai enttrade. Ces E a Special feature. Recuisine at the National are not HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY : service and the a ANNE* , — city 08 ' Electric lights and cold water \0 pers ad N AY gotos BROS, ° Return call bells, Bath Room Suits P»sc, express, telegraph stage offices and bank . “we (HOME OF 'GOODj LIVERS”. e Best in town. 15{_0)0¢ Onur wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, ric y flavored and health. fal and évery drop is full of vigor, Io bulk and bottle. ~ All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA OITY THE OWL. MeaslesEpidemic Ho, SRR eee reece

CY . throughout lat yuu ere will be surevada City, Sy quotations nds at the "es. sessions 5S To. ATK Trilla 18% ©.. 62 00 fevada. 61 eleatrore ll ler.. 982 sher.. 16 , BRSSSSSSse nis famous the Popu1 will altf , THE TRANSCRIPT. IIIA HEATON ally Record of th Doings of Our People. . H. J. Manbert is here from San ranocisco, ’ ‘W. Ketchum’ left this morning for an Francisco. i 'F. M. Unphred of Oakland arrivet pre on lust evening's train. } Henry Richards, who has been conhed to his home for the past couple weeks by illness, was able to come > town today. N -E. BR. Krieger of Louieville, Ky., ared herp today on the morning train. Ww. lins is over from You Bet. /Ted Hall is here among his friends pain. 0. P. Simmons, John Bryan and E. Clark are here from San Francisco, T. Zimkiy, A. Hiltbuner and G, nold came down yesterday from bri Schmidt’s sawmill. and left this jorning for San Francisco. D. Bolboun ia here from Sacramento, W. F. Fick of Wisconsin arrived fre on the morning train. Hi. Lederer of Milwaukee arrived re on the merning train. B. F. Lyle arrived here this afterjon from San Francisco. James Dower, proprietor of the Bgle saloon, who has been seriously . with pneumonia for some time past, Be eo far recovered.as to be able to upon the streets today. Mr. Kimball and bis daughter, Miss pace, accompanied the remains of Plate Mrs, Lena Soule to San FranBco today. William Kistle {6 ill, being threatenwith pneumonia, Mrs. Sarah Maloney has about revered from her recent illness, ¥. H. Louquist of Spenceville was in wo last night, (Mrs. George Grissel wilt leave in a days for a visit to Downieville. ‘Mre, J. Allen is confined to her jome on Coyote street by illness. -ECarpenter, representing Wellelargo & Company, arrived here on jusiness last evening. ‘Me. and Mre. ‘R. A. Thomas, acompauied by Mrs. May Mason, remrned to Birchville yesterday evenng. ! ‘Mrs. O. Galbraith has returned to r home at the Central House, after visit to her’ mother, Mrs. J. Hart, in is city. 'Mre. Richard Moore, who has been leiting at San Francisco, returned jome last night. 'Fred .Boeckman arrived here from be metropolie last evening. . David Moore, the mining man, who been at San Francisco on busijess, was here last night, en route to reniteville. P. 8. Waldron, who has been to the @y, came in on last evening’s train d left this morning for bis home at niteville. r. and Mrs. W. G. Richards reArned last evening from San Franaco. Carroll Ashburn, who is attending he Cooper Medical College, returned home last evening. . J.O. Long, who has been residing jere for aome time past, left this orning for Marysville. From there » will go to Oroville, where he excts to remain indefinitely. : Ogden Bolton Jr, of Sacramento is pre on a business trip. . J. L. Bryson, formerly of the El Dro mine, is up from San Francisco. Collector Coming. Tomorrow will be our reguler fourweeks collection day. Our collector vill make his usual rounds and it is Oped all will be prompt in in paying Rp. ' Ww. Britland at his saloon on Broad itreet, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they mixed properly. > The existence of society depends upin the good things it has te ‘offer ite otaries; **Old Gilt Edge” whisky, for ample. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8. Miss Ella Barrett of Solomon, Kan., vill exhibit at the World’s Fair a table oth valued at $500, There is flavor as well as ptrength in mustard; strength s not all; and strength is not e fine part. Sc¢hilling’s Best has the flavor. Our Mustard -ompound, reduced tobe ready or use, has the proper flavor. Yours grocer's; moneyback. Ee ss ren ey * . Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. W. H. Sandow, who was seriously injured in. the Sierra Queen mine about three weeks ago, was able to be out on-the street today for the first time since the accident. , J. J, Sohmids jie having a neat and substantial rock wall built around the sides and rear of his residence lot on Cottage street. William Walters of the National barber shop bas ordered a fine mirror case for his tonsorial parior. It will be of beveled glass, twelve fect long and set in an oaken frame of golden finish. The frost was so heavy last night that it is reported fruit trees were affected to-a more or lesser degree. Strawberry plants, whi b were beginning to shed their blossoms, suffered considerably in some parts of town, the tender offshoots being nipped quite severely, As will be noticed by an advertisement in this evening’s*Transorter Mons. Oochon de Lait will arrive at the Hotel Antler’s bar on Saturday night and will give a special performance at 9:45 sha'p. There will be lots of nice things to eat and it will be served free toell, An invitation (to call around aad enjoy yourself is extended to you. Jobn Delbridge, the shoe merchan t, is baving a neat fence erected in front of the residence property owned by by him at the intersection of Pine and Clerk streets, Piety Hill. Carpenter Thomas Penrose is doing the work. The remains of the late Mrs, Lena Soule, who passed away at Hunts Hill Wednesday from heart disease, were this moroing shipped to San Francisco for interment. The body was broaght down from Hunts Hill to the Nevada Oounty Undertaking Parlors yesterday afternoon. Palmer & Johnson keep on hand iu connection with their large and varied assortment of choice liquors a full line of pare Cordova wines and apricot brandy. All liquid goods handled by this firm are gu-ranteed to be the best in the market and of the purest quality. Try them. New Series of ~Postage Stamps. The special series of stamps to commemorate the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis will be issued by the postoffice department beginning April 21st, bat they will not be placed on sale in any postoffice in the United States until April 80th, 1904, and may be sold from that time until December let, 1904, at which time all unsold stamps will be called in by the Department. The denominations and subjecte of theee stamps are as followe: One cent, green; subject, Robert Livingstone, United States Minister to France, who conducted the negotiations for the Louisiana Purchase. Two-cent, red; Thomas Jefferson, President, of the United States at the time of the purchase. Three-cent, purple; James Monroe, Special Ambassador to France in the matter of the purchase, who with Livingstone, closed the negotiations. © Five-cent, blue; William McKinley, who as President of the United States, approved the acts of Congress officially connecting the United States government with the commemorative exposition. Ten-cent, brown; United States map showing the territory of the purchase. This series of stamps will not be issued fn book form. Somewhal Beller. Mrs. William 8. Richards, who was operated on at San Francisco the first of the week, is reported to be slightly improved. That is to say, that although her condition is critical she bas rallied to such an extent that her attending physicians now feel greatly encouraged as to her probable recovery. Her numeroue Nevada City friends sincerely trust that more favorable symptoms will soon be received from her bedside. sis il Makes a Clean Sweep. There’s nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of ali the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ie the best. It sweeps away and cures Barns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils‘ Uleers, Skin Eraptione and Piles. I ᤀ猀 only 26c, and gueranteéd to give satisfaction by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Well Pleased. W. T. Farrar and J, Henderson, who are jaterested in the Mountaineer mine, left for San Francisco on: this morning’s train. During their etay here they inspected the property in a thorough manner, and expressed themeclves as highly pleased with the prospects ahead. Superintendent J. ©. Oampbell acccompanied Messrs, Farrar and Henderson to the Bay. Six inches of new snow was recorded yesterday at the. Central House. The late storms are playing havoc with development work in the mountains this season. At their meeting last evening one Paleface was initiated by Wyoming Tribe, I. O. RB. M. Next Thursday evening the members will be ente-tained by the drili team which won the $80 cash prize at the recent masqnerade, A program and a banquet will also be special features: To their changed advertisement today Maher & Co. call the attention of the ladies to their fine stock of sum~ mer silks and dress goods which they now have on display in their big show windows, They are now offering crepe de chine, pongee silk, eatminer, Golden State taffeta, Japanese silke and linings at bargain prices, Be sure and ask to see their“Orinolettes” when you visit the store, The contract for paloting the courthouse, which was awarded to H. L. & CO. G. Sweeney at the last session of the Board of Supervisors, was yesterday signed by the contractors, as well as by Obairman Miller of the Board. The Turner-Hadley Oo. also signed the contract for furnishing the supplies. It will be a month yet before work is commenced, as Inspector William Rowe wishes the building to be thoroughly dry before paint is applied. In commemoration of the opening of the World’s fair at St, Louis tomorrow, Rector Bros, will serve a fine free lunch in the hotel barroom Saturday night. They have decided to give all who come a gdod time. Something fine is on the list of good things that. will be served to supply the inner man. There will ba plenty for all and everybody will be welcome. Read their advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. The young ladies who have been here in the—interests of a baking powder company for the past few weeks, left for San Francisco thia morning. Worlds Fair Noles A clock 300 years old and construct ed entirely of wood will be shown at the World’s Fair. Nine cars of exhibits from the Republic of Mexico have already arrived arrived at 8t. Louis where the World’s Fair commissioners preceded them. The largest electrical switchboard in tbe world, from which will be operated the enormous power for the Exposition, will be in the Palace of Machinery at St. Louis. Oregon’s State building at the World’s Fair isa reproduction of old Fort Clatsop, a log structure built from Oregon timber and adjoined by a large corral formed by upright cedar posts. Steam was turned into the cylinders of the big Allis Chalmers engine at the World’s Fair for the first time a few days ago and the largest steam engine fu the world wag eet in: motion. Its speed is seventy-five revolutions a minute and its generating force 5,000 horse power. Idaho apples, kept during the winter in cold storage, are the star products of that State’s frait offerings in the Palace of Horticulture at the World’s Fair. Idaho fruit claim that they have Ben Davis apples as firm as winesaps and possessing a flavor that is unknown’to the same variety raised in the East. A brilliant polo season has been planned as. one of the World’s Fair attractiona. The leading polo teams of England and America will participate. Tbe polo contests will ocear on the Stadium, the program to be arranged by the National Polo Association of Americe. These contests will give the public an opportunity to see many millionaires of two continents mounted upon bob-tailed ponies, sportingly chasing polo balls with the lively enthusiasm of school boys In the spirited old game of “shinny.” Will Arrive SATURDAY Hiatt —AT THE— HOTEL ANTLERS BR Mons. Goehon de: hait Who will give a special perform:

ance Spanish Style, commencing at 9:45 sharp Don’t fail to come and enjoy yourself. > EVERYBODY WELCOME, arenes growers . : moters of the pleasing affair. were to be heard on every side, ihe The program as published in last evening’s Transonipr was carried out in fall, and the farce which was given as the concluding part kept the audience in roars of laughter. It was avery amusing sketch, and the perticipants sustained their parts in a way that is seldom seen on the amarefreshments were served and the rest of the evening spent in a social way. The ladies are to be congratalated for the excelent entertainment given, and those in attendance left for their homes feeling that the hours had passed by too quiekly on the pleas. ant occasion, =. For the Third Tine. A press telegram from .San_ Jose states that George Suesser, who,. in 1897, killed Sheriff Farley of: Monterey county, was brought there: from San Quentin to be re-sentenced, This makes the third time that,Suesser-las béen sentenced for the unwarranted slaying of brave Henry Farley, who spent a part of his youthfal gays in thie city and was empléyed aea typo ia the TransoniPt office. May Settle It. . SaceamMeEnto, April 28—What fs believed to be an important step toward the settlement of the present labor difficulties bas been taken in this city, It is thought that the measure will lead to a settlement of the trouble. between the Qontractors’ dnd. Builders’ Associations and the Union men. Qae of th8 members of the Contractors’ Association gives out the statement that meetings have been held and a conference of opposing forces is near at hand. ‘ At the Federated Trades Hall today the Press Oommittee would give notbing oat for publication, although one of the the members expressed himself as believing that a settlement would soon be reached. Want a Million. . WasHinaton, April 28 — The Gove eroment of the Republic of -Panama hes indicated its desire to bave §$1,000,000 of the amount to be paid that country, on account of the canal purchase, transmitted to J. P. Morgan & Company, its fiscal agents, at New York, the remaining $9,000,000 to await the arrivat of the Panama Minister, in June next. The Treasury Department will comply with thie request. °Oo> California Champagnola—red and white—ea beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from Oslifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and = spend hours soaking. sweetening, flavoring and coloring when ces better results in two minutes? rything in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sum prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla yors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry. At grocers. 10c. WATCHES at Prices that will Surprise you For instance take a look at the watch that Iam now making a specialty of. It is dust proof and guaranteed for hard usage, Walthem movement for Duly $6.00.. It fs solid nickel and a good timekeeper. Call and see it. Cxpert Wateh Repairing and all work guaranteed. E. W. CLEMO Corner of Pine and Commercial streets Delbridge Building. PALMER & JONSON, Wholeeale‘and retsiljdealers in Fine Liquors & Cigars, Bverpthing Stretly High Class, BROAD STREET and carries with it a salary of $5,000. The President tendered the mission to . General E. O. O’Brien, at one time Commissioner of Navigation, but percline ft, Paid $25,000. New Yorx, April 28—It has just been learned that the Scrivener “Manutcript Book I of Milton’s Paradise ‘Lioet,” bought at'a recent sale in London by en American collector, has been turned over to J. Py Morgan. The ‘oollectoF who procured the manuscript is now known to have been -a Fifth Avenue'book dealer. He paid $25,000 and sold his purchase to Mr. Morgan a9 soon as it reached New York, ~ A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind. knew what to doin the hour of need had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help tier, _Hethought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills and she relief af once and was finally cured. «Oniy 250 at W. D. Vinton's Drug Store . Quarantined. . {ed in the States of Idaho and Uteb. ‘The quarantine is to remain in effect Beno, Nev.,” April 28.—Governor Sparkes yesterday issued a proclamation declaring @ quarantine on all ‘sheep now being held, herded or rangfor ninety days, and is caused -by the fact that the sheep of the States now under the ban are said to be affected with scab and other diseases that are contagious and a menace to the herds of this State. Governor Sparks has been considering the matter for the past week. The quarantine meane practically that the markets of Califorola for the next ninety days at least, Was Shot At. JEFFERSONVIILE, Ind., April 28.—An attempt was made to assassinate D. M, Robbins, candidate for Mayor on the Independent Labor ticket. Mr. Robbine was seated in bis home, when two ballets orashed through the window, one splintering the chair on which he was sitting, and the other demolishing a-lamp, The shots had been fired from an alley, in which a revolver wae found later, No arrests have been made. ceo — If you want a good, coo! drink o' beer—the very best. in town-—drop in and see Vm. Barry. Cigar -Now Made a Demand—sc ‘ every Day will be cloged to sheep owners of Utah. 4} and Idaho, To Call It Off. Sar Laks, Utah, April 28th.—A private dispatch received in this city to day states that the Executive Board of the United Mine Workers of America ‘Met in Indianapolis yesterday and decided to call off the coal strike in Dietrict No. 15. This district includes the Oarbon County fields of Utah, where the men have been on strike since lest winter, and the States of Oolorado, New Mexico and Southern Wyoming. Will Place It. Panis, April 28.—The Temps, in ite Gnancial arttele today, says: The question of a Russian loan has not adonly thing settled is that a loan will be placed shortly, and that the French banks have decided to undertake to place it.” A Great Sensation. There was a big sensation in Leesville, Ind, when W. H. Brown of that place, who was nag egy to die, had his life eaved by Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He writes: “‘T endured insufferable agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cure.” Similar cures of Oonsumption, Poeumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It’e the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Draggist. Trial t ottles free, : If you wantthe very best of beer, or any drink of a No. 1 quality 4 rop ino and see Wm. Harry, tf : achs, Wnoewirrc, Man., April 28.—All the Eskimos living in the MacKenzie Basin, except ten families, have been killed by the ravages of measies, says the Dawson News. Before the epidemic there were forty or fifty families, with a total of 150 to 200 or more persons. The great ravages of the digease and the awful results are told by Bishop Breynai, who has just reached Daweon by long and tedious journeying from the south of MacKenzie. Buy a Ranch. MarYsvitiz, April 28.—A portion of the Ebert ranch, situated about ten miles below this city, has been purvanced during the last few days. The chased by Johnson brothers of Sacramento, They acquired in the neighborhood of 1250 acres. Thé price paid was $15,000. ae ere Ve een For a good cool, sharp glass of beer call at Wm, Harry’s saloon P{coSocts EE Emil Frese’s Bambu wa sluggish livers, relieves tortured dyspeptic stomIts action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy perfect health. The greatest cure for constipation. All drug. gists and grocers, 250. kidneys, and cures to Supply Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass > ae : Blouse and Larst Sezs. In Sterling Silver. New and pretty. Just got here. Ladies, look at them, Silver’ Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop “ {no and see them when passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS OContdining engravings of pointe of interest in and aroand Nevada ity.. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap.. If FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 3 for 25 Cents —AT— DICKERMAN’S . The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—WOODP CKER CIGAR.. is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR . . . . . i . . . DENTIST DR. H. O. SMITH Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. Del Monte Sef-Raising Buckwheat __25 Cents per package Del Monte Selt-Raisi ng Flap Jack Fou 15 Cents per package We have just received a large quantity of these goods besides a large stock of delicacies for thefwarm weather. An order from you would be appreciated. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Country orders promptly“attended to. One Bee Five Srocery Commercial Street raat, Wall New Carpet ae Linoleum New Wall*Paper New Linoleum New Matting We have just rezeived a carload of all the lateat styles in carpete, wall paper, linoleom and Mattings, Oall and get our prices, No trouble to show ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. erste The accommodations, the equalled by any hotel in Northern Califor nia. in the building. a tarn Oall Bells. Electric lighte. Porcelain Bath Tubs. One Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation Traveling Mea Special attention paid to Commer iat Moa aad Tranai enttrade.. Ces E a Special feature. Recuisine at the National are not HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY : service and the a ANNE* , — city 08 ' Electric lights and cold water \0 pers ad N AY gotos BROS, ° Return call bells, Bath Room Suits P»sc, express, telegraph stage offices and bank . “we (HOME OF 'GOODj LIVERS”. e Best in town. 15{_0)0¢ Onur wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, ric y flavored and health. fal and évery drop is full of vigor, Io bulk and bottle. ~ All the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA OITY THE OWL. MeaslesEpidemic Ho, SRR eee reece