April 5, 1898 (4 pages)

LEMITED. LORATION C0, : H. Liebes & Co.) sities of the world, ; Wonders.’* . Saddlery IAN EVER. CAI RNS, wig Hotel, the following “ASH ONLY: 40 eesumsussususeuss { excellence which adri? ne dra inventive rgd Celebrated for volk re-ponge, Nats of ak beanty in fin’ Bad dealrabte oat ‘ans for 5 Tease ete ziON, ‘Tis ‘K11 LED WOR sEST MATERIAL JAKE. THI8 AR ORGAN. ANE HIANO OOLS. ‘sts on application, _ ge Orgas:Co:. ofessional, — i Pleasure Seeking. . STOP AT THE US e Robles iced : 50 and $15 EEK. ai Siena 3 Resor aths.Mud and . led their meaiofuk es Malaria, ladder Troubles, d and Skin Dise "7 ‘Qorning. ve * “18 <a RNS, Manager. ‘ransfer Co. ) HAULING. nid to the transpor i eatrical oy a ie IGONER, id Surveyor. ERAL pe PURVETOR : JOHN CALDWELL,. acDongal, at Law, mmercia} Street, jity. MASON, d Notary Public, . JILDING, NEVADAsietelial T DNDS, iselor at Law, , THE STATE AND ‘RLS, iselor at Law. ALL THE COURTS “LING, _ ts Law, ie ae, COR. COM. Z iE 1 > sft y “INote Expected From the Vatican «Oarroli Cook to be hang at San Quenbp ad ie o’el ‘clock C vais. Afernoon. WILL NOT NEED VOLUNTRERS. Gen. Miles says I He Gan Take) = Cuba in Thirty. Days G2NERAL MILES, Wasuneton, April 6—General Miles says that in the event of war he will need no volunteers for the invasion of Cuba; and could put 20,000 regulars on the island within ten days, and with the navy’s help would drive out da in thirty nays left For or Key West. morning. Assistant Secretary Rosevelt does. not expect any fleet to move. before Thursday. The Katatidin and Texas have been ordered to join the flyin uadron tom orrow. « ; ; The Navy Department today pur.chased four merchant vessels. ‘Maprip, April 5—The Minister of 3Fereign Affairs here, in an interview, :said the Spanish government expects ithe arrival of a note from the Vatican contain'ag plans to terminate. the @uhan troubies. eT ‘Leave Tomorrow. . Wassixeron, April 5.—Havana adwives say many families of Americans will leave there tomorrow if possible, without awaiting MeKinley’s message. ‘Billed by Electricity. “SkORagMENTO, April 5.—An Italian gardener was killed near Brighton today by an electric shock. A smokestack h .d fallen against one of the wires that conducts the electric current from Folsm to this city, and he caught hold of a guy wire that was attached to the stack. Hoff Will Hang Jane 10th. San Franorcco, April 5.—Albert Hoff convicted of the murder of Mrs. Ciute, «was sem'enced this morning by Judge <tin on June 10th. United States Consuls Guarded, »Lonpon, April'‘5.—A special dispatch ffrom Barcelona says the United States «Consul there is guarded by police. ©. jMolina, U. 8. Consul at Carthagena, w#nd Albert. Mbling, Vice Consul, have wesigned. Great Britain Refuses. Wasuineton, April 5—The movement amonz the powers of Europe for mediation in Cuban matters bas met with a severe rebuff by the definite reit. Tt is claimed that on account of the drought in Southern California, the . eet factories will have’ nothing to rab 0» this year.’ At Salinas and Watsonvila the factories ex; very short run, with the chances of no work mn _. a Weltor here yesterday. fusal of Great Britain to eas in “Onde ad te Og THE OREGON. Wasuineton, April 5—The battleship Oregon has been ordered to continue,her voyage to the~ Atlantic: as ain gotta r Will Be Presented Tomorrow. _-Wassine?on, April 5.—It is announced that the President’s message wi!l . probably not be presented until tomorrow, and that it will be satisfactory ~ . to all Americans. . The Maine disaster will be a prominent feature. It is reported that Americans in Cuba will be notified to leave Havana today by Oonsul Lee. Trouble Is Bipe acted. * ‘WasHINGTON, April 5.—Lee as cabled to the State Department that all is quiet at Havana, but trouble is expected at any moment. . “"PBRSONAL POINTERS A Daily Chronicle. of the Doings of Oid and Young. M. Levy. of San ‘Franciago i is intown. Supervisor John Fay.came over from Truckee this morning. E. Worthley came down from Washington today. } W. G. Halstead and wife are up from Smartsville. Rev. L. J. Garver of Gran Valley was a z Gec Tee Hynes is down’from Sierr Valley. James Bonney came down from Graniteville yesterday. W. Buck is down from Moore’s Fiat. W.J. Mitchell of Sacramento is in town. E. B. Knapp of Boston arrived: here last evening. W. Tuttle left on the morning train for San Francisco. —__Miss Adelaide Allen left on the noon train for San Francisco. Walter Craig arrived here Sunday evening from San Francisco. Wm. Stevens left yesterday on a business trip to San Francisco. Mrs. R. Jones and Mrs. Buckley came down from North Bloomfield today. Miss Mary Verge of North Blomfield is here on a visit to her sister Miss ‘Tillie Verge. James O’Mallery, M: H. Avery, J. Kohn, Geo. A. Gray, G. N. Richardson of San Fraucisco are in town. J, Frank Jewell, of San Francisco, representing the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, is in town. Mrs. Israel Hosken has returned from San Francisco, where she went to attend a sick sister. J. BR. Vineyard of Pleasant Valley was in town yesterday, accompanied by Miss Lyda Vineyard and Will Bb. Vineyard and wife of Cisco. Colonel George Stone and General W. W. Backus, who have been here on mining business, have returned to Sap Prancisco. Myers Wellman of Spenceville is here to attend the funeral of his sonin-law, James Smith. _ William. Buck of Moore’s Flat returned yesterday from a trip to the lower country. ‘Mrs. M. A. Baugh arrived last night from San Francisco op her way home to Maybert, \ Miss Mollie Giibert of San Juan has gone to San Francisco on a visit to friends. Hugh McCauley, formerly of this: city, but who has resided in Oregon forthe the past fourteen years, is bere on a visit to his mother and other relatives. One Year’s imprisonment. ~ John Lewis, the fellow who broke a large window at Ryan & Stenson’s store in Grass Valley, was convicted on two charges anc sentenaad to the county jail for six months in each case. Married ‘Yesterday. . Willis Green and Miss Salina Stev-. ens were marfied yesterday afternoon at the residence of the groom’s father} on Indian Fiat, Rev. J. Sims performed the ceremony. .Tue paepy young couple haye the best wishes of done at all. their numerous friends. Wit NOT BE TOLERATED. =. President “McKinley Will Not. 3 Think of Intervention, New. Yors, April 6— European intervention in American affairs will not be tolerated by President McKinley. No mediation is wanted. Differences between the United States and Spain must be settled by those nations alone. To accept mediation by European powers would be to establish a precedent notin line with the policy of President Monroe regarding interference of Eur>rcan powers with affairs of thie Government, The Committee Reports. Cieve.anp, April 5th—The Senate Committee appointed. to investigate the bribery charges against Mark Hanna, U. S. Senator from Ohio, have madé a majority and minority report. The former finds Hanna guilty of securing his election by bribery, while the latter exonerated him. American Citizens Imperile. WasuinotTon, April 5.—Lee has notified the President that American residents in Cuba canrot be removed until Saturday. The steamer Olivett’ is here broken down. This imperils many American citizens. Arrangements have been perfected to get the American Consuls out of Spain and Cuba by tomorrow noon. Received By the Cabinet. Wasuinaton, April 5.—The President’s:message has been received and appease os eo ren is pte no sale. 1000 samples to nlect : Spanien atzoiied bot, depres . ‘At the-Bapaler Clothing St ; Keen cite Tortel notice to quit. ‘Favor a Vigorous Expression. WasHineTon, April 5.—Attorney General Griggs rendered a vigorous opin-. . i7 ion on the legal phrase of the Cuban question at last night’s Cabinet meeting. Even the worst. conservative Senators now favera vigorous expression by ae Great Interest ‘Manifested. Wasuneton, April 5.—Much interest . Bay is shown in the Senate proceedings and a great crowd is in attendance. ForSem, aker’s speech is auxiously awaited. It . isi is stated positively that the President’s message will be sent in tomorrow at noon. CAPTAIN SAMPSON, Fresh Fish! eMSTE S 2° When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your orders We receive our supplies fresh every day. American Fish and Poultry Company,Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 Queen Lily Soap The Finest Coanery . Soap In the MarWashes Wighouss Ea! bing and does not inure the clothes, e largest Family pan ng-can. be. 7, a four hours. git of twelve years of age can doa wasktig with this are 2a BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.9y Made in San Francisco. ‘ak your dealer it and thus help buiid ‘ py home industry. sgigheed Fite at an ste Cue A dompany of twenty-five young women of Jasper county, Indiana, have tendered their services to President McKinley for hospital duty in the: event of war with Spain. No Missfits. —_—_ When we take a measure for a suit of clothes we gurantee an exact fit. or 3 erg mae ek April 5th, 1898. We, the undersigned hereby petition tochange the date of monthly collec‘tion day to the second Monday in each and every month, instead of the « first . . Bryan Dinasieainied: It is understood that Mr. Bryan's re. cent tour through the south was a great disappointment to him and his friends. He found evidence that the free silver cause is waning in that section as well as in the west and it is whispered that the question of relegabe. ting it to be the background is very seriously considered both by Bryan and the leaders of his party in Washington. The fact. that chairman Jones studiously omitted to mention silver in his recent appeal to the people of the country and that reports from all sections show that the proposition is losing ground very rapidly strengthens the belief that the effort is made to bring other issues to the front to take the place in part, at least of the silver shibboleth—_ Humboldt Standard. Brief Mention. The Native Daughters are requested to meet at Armory Hal! tomorrow afternoon to assist in the work of decorating. In addition to breaking his left arm by the accident which befell him yesterday morning John T. Morgan also had his knee severely sprained. aos An exchange says that the locusts this year will have a letter “W” on their backs, meaning war. It is claimed that the year before the civil war the locusts appeared with the ominous sign. Saaasta knows perfectly well that Spain is outclassed by the United States, but he finds it: hard to impart the idea to a nation, two-thirds of whose people can neither read nor write. For Sale ata le at a Bargain. My. residence property on Prospect Large lot, house and barn. City cacaaaduninamees a New Suits. shades. Chiffon, all shades. * jn, so call and see us, ay ay ay ars 6 Ae AA a Ae a 48 = s 4" 48 LOOK Our FoR OUR PE & Co. Ladies of Yevada County : Our Stock of SPRING GOODS is now complet . . ) We invite you all to Come. New Dress Goods. New Silks for Waists. New Byadive Stripe Silks—THE LATEST. New. Morie Velans. , New Irish Poplin Brocades, New Taffeta Silks. _ New Crepons—THE VERY LATEST. New Coverts for Tailor Suits. New Satin Borbur, in all the latest shades. Wash Goods. The Greatest Display of Wash Goods ever shown in Nevada. New Organdies, New Mulls, New Lappets, New Epingles, New Lawns, New Zephyrs. Everything that is New in Wool Goods. White Organdies, White India Lawns, White Victoria Lawn, White Swiss, Silk Mull, Oream and White Laces. White Lace, Black Lace, All Over Lace, All Over Insertion, Cream Lace—all kinds. All Over Black Net Skirting. Imported White Suits. Latest White Forteny, so much used. LADIES: Pay usavisit. We have lots of things to tell you about, but space in a good paper comes high, and we can’t get it Maher & Co. P. S.—A new cargo of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, all shades, at $1 a pair. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. FP A 00D GaN PROMISED, et pee The Appeals o! dav; sville Will be Here Next Sanday. Arrangements.have been completed for a game of baseball at Oashin field next Sunday beween the Appeals of Marysville the: Banners of this city. The neato club ‘is one of the best amateur nines in the State and it will be necessary for the Banners to do their best when they cross bats with them. This season the Appeals have played twelve matches with good teams and have only been defeated once. They have a good battery and a strong team generally. . The Banners will play their best line-up, with Rockenfield as pitcher ‘and Ballestero as catcher. It is -ex‘pected that a very close and exciting contest will be witnessed. Should the weather be favorable there will surely a large crowd in attendance. An Unsightly Sight. A few years ago there was a building on the corner of Main and Nevada streets. That building was destroyed by fire. The citizens in that part of town got together and bought the lot They gave the city a deed to the place with the understanding that no building should be placed on it, and to be used as a part of Nevada street, stone wall put up, etc. Nothing has been done to it in any away and it is about one of the most unsightly sights in the town. It looks like the very old scratch. The City Dads should get a move on and fix it before the Grand Encampments assemble here, if “you don’t the members of those lodges will be enquiring which one of the earthquakes gave it a lick. * Saloon Property Sold. The stock and fixtures of the Reception saloon on lower Commercial street were sold this morning by Public Administrator Schovidt, to A. M. Allen for longed to the estate of the late James Power, deceased. ~s Try Tue Owt for fine mixed drinks, We know how to mix ’em. m31-:f. Call for Robin Hood. Will Not Go to Go to Klondike, The 0. -K. Painters and Paper Hangers who guarantee all work—Pierce & Sweeney, Estimates. made on -all the sum of $195. The property be-. Hubbard Acquitted. A dispatch to the Transonter fromDownieville this morning says that the _ jury in the case of the People vs. Hub-bard, charged with murder, returned a verdict of not guilty at 1 o’clock this murning. The testimony introduced at the trial showed that the Hooley: brothers had trouble among themselves. on December 27, 1896, at Sierra Valley. Henry Hooley went after defendant to help him. Defendant took his rifle and went, back with Henry Hooley and from bis house, through a window, shot Fred Hooley, aged 17 years, the latter being outside. Defendant set up a plea of self defense, stating that the deceased had a rifle at the time and was preparing to shoot at him. Public opinion was in Hubbard’s fa. vor and $200 was raised by subscription to procure counsel for him. When the verdict was announced the spectators in the courtroom applauded. There was an affecting scene between the defendant and his wife and three children. District Attorney Wehe and F. D. Soward conducted the prosecation,and J.B. Irish and Judge Gale appeared for the defendant. Ir w said that the Chinese women may now be seen bicycling through the streets of Shanghai. Evrryruine is first-class at Tur Ow1, and at popular prices. m31-tf. Go To THE Ow1 for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on draught. It is delicious. tf The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes oneROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. water and electric lights. work by them. m7-tf al-tf O. OC. PERCIVAL. th THE < a 4 BRAND OPENING . ) gcc eee eenomncee cancemncumsin vin At Stein’s Stationery Store, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, Soy TT Sateen April 2d, 4th and 5th, DOGO GSSee ey = A Maslin de Soi, all To the Ladies of Nevada City and ge ag l extend a most cordial invitation to the GRAND EASTER OPENING of 98, and will display the Largest and Most Beautiful Stock of TRIMMED HATS, as well as other llillinery materials, in Nevada Gity at most reasonable prices. Kindly soliciting your patronage, . beg to remain, Yours Truly, ELEANOR EF. HOEPFT. and Friday, Grand Opening Wednesday, Ghursday\ March 30, 31, April 1, ——BY THE—— NILES SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. [A Specialty of Re: Teaaens Hats at Very Low Prices._2-j] ©OOOOOOO OO0O0OOOOO We Lead-Others Follow. I If you ‘don’t get one by mail foj. send in your name and. we gay ay OT By BY BY ay ay ay ay a a Au yw SW U8 UW UW Uw Ae Easter Display of Crimmed Hats. no ee We have by far the LARGEST STOCK OF MILLIN. ERY IN TOWN, and the stamp of newness is on ee: be have no old stock to seit otf, carga _ Offer you Fresh, Clean Goods, — > _At Prices to Suit the Times. MRS. FISHER, Broad St. DSSSSSSS999S9 9999999999099, < will gladly forward one to your address. Ask for one of'our New 100 page Catalogues just from the hands of the printer. The First People in Nevada County to. use a Catalogue. _ Give us your business and help enterprise along. Tho Upt-Dat Basins House of Hola Comty. LEGG : sibel COMPANY .

LEMITED. LORATION C0, : H. Liebes & Co.) sities of the world, ; Wonders.’* . Saddlery IAN EVER. CAI RNS, wig Hotel, the following “ASH ONLY: 40 eesumsussususeuss { excellence which adri? ne dra inventive rgd Celebrated for volk re-ponge, Nats of ak beanty in fin’ Bad dealrabte oat ‘ans for 5 Tease ete ziON, ‘Tis ‘K11 LED WOR sEST MATERIAL JAKE. THI8 AR ORGAN. ANE HIANO OOLS. ‘sts on application, _ ge Orgas:Co:. ofessional, — i Pleasure Seeking. . STOP AT THE US e Robles iced : 50 and $15 EEK. ai Siena 3 Resor aths.Mud and . led their meaiofuk es Malaria, ladder Troubles, d and Skin Dise "7 ‘Qorning. ve * “18 <a RNS, Manager. ‘ransfer Co. ) HAULING. nid to the transpor i eatrical oy a ie IGONER, id Surveyor. ERAL pe PURVETOR : JOHN CALDWELL,. acDongal, at Law, mmercia} Street, jity. MASON, d Notary Public, . JILDING, NEVADAsietelial T DNDS, iselor at Law, , THE STATE AND ‘RLS, iselor at Law. ALL THE COURTS “LING, _ ts Law, ie ae, COR. COM. Z iE 1 > sft y “INote Expected From the Vatican «Oarroli Cook to be hang at San Quenbp ad ie o’el ‘clock C vais. Afernoon. WILL NOT NEED VOLUNTRERS. Gen. Miles says I He Gan Take) = Cuba in Thirty. Days G2NERAL MILES, Wasuneton, April 6—General Miles says that in the event of war he will need no volunteers for the invasion of Cuba; and could put 20,000 regulars on the island within ten days, and with the navy’s help would drive out da in thirty nays left For or Key West. morning. Assistant Secretary Rosevelt does. not expect any fleet to move. before Thursday. The Katatidin and Texas have been ordered to join the flyin uadron tom orrow. « ; ; The Navy Department today pur.chased four merchant vessels. ‘Maprip, April 5—The Minister of 3Fereign Affairs here, in an interview, :said the Spanish government expects ithe arrival of a note from the Vatican contain'ag plans to terminate. the @uhan troubies. eT ‘Leave Tomorrow. . Wassixeron, April 5.—Havana adwives say many families of Americans will leave there tomorrow if possible, without awaiting MeKinley’s message. ‘Billed by Electricity. “SkORagMENTO, April 5.—An Italian gardener was killed near Brighton today by an electric shock. A smokestack h .d fallen against one of the wires that conducts the electric current from Folsm to this city, and he caught hold of a guy wire that was attached to the stack. Hoff Will Hang Jane 10th. San Franorcco, April 5.—Albert Hoff convicted of the murder of Mrs. Ciute, «was sem'enced this morning by Judge <tin on June 10th. United States Consuls Guarded, »Lonpon, April'‘5.—A special dispatch ffrom Barcelona says the United States «Consul there is guarded by police. ©. jMolina, U. 8. Consul at Carthagena, w#nd Albert. Mbling, Vice Consul, have wesigned. Great Britain Refuses. Wasuineton, April 5—The movement amonz the powers of Europe for mediation in Cuban matters bas met with a severe rebuff by the definite reit. Tt is claimed that on account of the drought in Southern California, the . eet factories will have’ nothing to rab 0» this year.’ At Salinas and Watsonvila the factories ex; very short run, with the chances of no work mn _. a Weltor here yesterday. fusal of Great Britain to eas in “Onde ad te Og THE OREGON. Wasuineton, April 5—The battleship Oregon has been ordered to continue,her voyage to the~ Atlantic: as ain gotta r Will Be Presented Tomorrow. _-Wassine?on, April 5.—It is announced that the President’s message wi!l . probably not be presented until tomorrow, and that it will be satisfactory ~ . to all Americans. . The Maine disaster will be a prominent feature. It is reported that Americans in Cuba will be notified to leave Havana today by Oonsul Lee. Trouble Is Bipe acted. * ‘WasHINGTON, April 5.—Lee as cabled to the State Department that all is quiet at Havana, but trouble is expected at any moment. . “"PBRSONAL POINTERS A Daily Chronicle. of the Doings of Oid and Young. M. Levy. of San ‘Franciago i is intown. Supervisor John Fay.came over from Truckee this morning. E. Worthley came down from Washington today. } W. G. Halstead and wife are up from Smartsville. Rev. L. J. Garver of Gran Valley was a z Gec Tee Hynes is down’from Sierr Valley. James Bonney came down from Graniteville yesterday. W. Buck is down from Moore’s Fiat. W.J. Mitchell of Sacramento is in town. E. B. Knapp of Boston arrived: here last evening. W. Tuttle left on the morning train for San Francisco. —__Miss Adelaide Allen left on the noon train for San Francisco. Walter Craig arrived here Sunday evening from San Francisco. Wm. Stevens left yesterday on a business trip to San Francisco. Mrs. R. Jones and Mrs. Buckley came down from North Bloomfield today. Miss Mary Verge of North Blomfield is here on a visit to her sister Miss ‘Tillie Verge. James O’Mallery, M: H. Avery, J. Kohn, Geo. A. Gray, G. N. Richardson of San Fraucisco are in town. J, Frank Jewell, of San Francisco, representing the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, is in town. Mrs. Israel Hosken has returned from San Francisco, where she went to attend a sick sister. J. BR. Vineyard of Pleasant Valley was in town yesterday, accompanied by Miss Lyda Vineyard and Will Bb. Vineyard and wife of Cisco. Colonel George Stone and General W. W. Backus, who have been here on mining business, have returned to Sap Prancisco. Myers Wellman of Spenceville is here to attend the funeral of his sonin-law, James Smith. _ William. Buck of Moore’s Flat returned yesterday from a trip to the lower country. ‘Mrs. M. A. Baugh arrived last night from San Francisco op her way home to Maybert, \ Miss Mollie Giibert of San Juan has gone to San Francisco on a visit to friends. Hugh McCauley, formerly of this: city, but who has resided in Oregon forthe the past fourteen years, is bere on a visit to his mother and other relatives. One Year’s imprisonment. ~ John Lewis, the fellow who broke a large window at Ryan & Stenson’s store in Grass Valley, was convicted on two charges anc sentenaad to the county jail for six months in each case. Married ‘Yesterday. . Willis Green and Miss Salina Stev-. ens were marfied yesterday afternoon at the residence of the groom’s father} on Indian Fiat, Rev. J. Sims performed the ceremony. .Tue paepy young couple haye the best wishes of done at all. their numerous friends. Wit NOT BE TOLERATED. =. President “McKinley Will Not. 3 Think of Intervention, New. Yors, April 6— European intervention in American affairs will not be tolerated by President McKinley. No mediation is wanted. Differences between the United States and Spain must be settled by those nations alone. To accept mediation by European powers would be to establish a precedent notin line with the policy of President Monroe regarding interference of Eur>rcan powers with affairs of thie Government, The Committee Reports. Cieve.anp, April 5th—The Senate Committee appointed. to investigate the bribery charges against Mark Hanna, U. S. Senator from Ohio, have madé a majority and minority report. The former finds Hanna guilty of securing his election by bribery, while the latter exonerated him. American Citizens Imperile. WasuinotTon, April 5.—Lee has notified the President that American residents in Cuba canrot be removed until Saturday. The steamer Olivett’ is here broken down. This imperils many American citizens. Arrangements have been perfected to get the American Consuls out of Spain and Cuba by tomorrow noon. Received By the Cabinet. Wasuinaton, April 5.—The President’s:message has been received and appease os eo ren is pte no sale. 1000 samples to nlect : Spanien atzoiied bot, depres . ‘At the-Bapaler Clothing St ; Keen cite Tortel notice to quit. ‘Favor a Vigorous Expression. WasHineTon, April 5.—Attorney General Griggs rendered a vigorous opin-. . i7 ion on the legal phrase of the Cuban

question at last night’s Cabinet meeting. Even the worst. conservative Senators now favera vigorous expression by ae Great Interest ‘Manifested. Wasuneton, April 5.—Much interest . Bay is shown in the Senate proceedings and a great crowd is in attendance. ForSem, aker’s speech is auxiously awaited. It . isi is stated positively that the President’s message will be sent in tomorrow at noon. CAPTAIN SAMPSON, Fresh Fish! eMSTE S 2° When You Want Fish, Lobsters, Crabs, Mussels, Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Poultry, Vegetables, Fruit, ete., Call or telephone us your orders We receive our supplies fresh every day. American Fish and Poultry Company,Foot of Main St. Telephone 401 Queen Lily Soap The Finest Coanery . Soap In the MarWashes Wighouss Ea! bing and does not inure the clothes, e largest Family pan ng-can. be. 7, a four hours. git of twelve years of age can doa wasktig with this are 2a BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.9y Made in San Francisco. ‘ak your dealer it and thus help buiid ‘ py home industry. sgigheed Fite at an ste Cue A dompany of twenty-five young women of Jasper county, Indiana, have tendered their services to President McKinley for hospital duty in the: event of war with Spain. No Missfits. —_—_ When we take a measure for a suit of clothes we gurantee an exact fit. or 3 erg mae ek April 5th, 1898. We, the undersigned hereby petition tochange the date of monthly collec‘tion day to the second Monday in each and every month, instead of the « first . . Bryan Dinasieainied: It is understood that Mr. Bryan's re. cent tour through the south was a great disappointment to him and his friends. He found evidence that the free silver cause is waning in that section as well as in the west and it is whispered that the question of relegabe. ting it to be the background is very seriously considered both by Bryan and the leaders of his party in Washington. The fact. that chairman Jones studiously omitted to mention silver in his recent appeal to the people of the country and that reports from all sections show that the proposition is losing ground very rapidly strengthens the belief that the effort is made to bring other issues to the front to take the place in part, at least of the silver shibboleth—_ Humboldt Standard. Brief Mention. The Native Daughters are requested to meet at Armory Hal! tomorrow afternoon to assist in the work of decorating. In addition to breaking his left arm by the accident which befell him yesterday morning John T. Morgan also had his knee severely sprained. aos An exchange says that the locusts this year will have a letter “W” on their backs, meaning war. It is claimed that the year before the civil war the locusts appeared with the ominous sign. Saaasta knows perfectly well that Spain is outclassed by the United States, but he finds it: hard to impart the idea to a nation, two-thirds of whose people can neither read nor write. For Sale ata le at a Bargain. My. residence property on Prospect Large lot, house and barn. City cacaaaduninamees a New Suits. shades. Chiffon, all shades. * jn, so call and see us, ay ay ay ars 6 Ae AA a Ae a 48 = s 4" 48 LOOK Our FoR OUR PE & Co. Ladies of Yevada County : Our Stock of SPRING GOODS is now complet . . ) We invite you all to Come. New Dress Goods. New Silks for Waists. New Byadive Stripe Silks—THE LATEST. New. Morie Velans. , New Irish Poplin Brocades, New Taffeta Silks. _ New Crepons—THE VERY LATEST. New Coverts for Tailor Suits. New Satin Borbur, in all the latest shades. Wash Goods. The Greatest Display of Wash Goods ever shown in Nevada. New Organdies, New Mulls, New Lappets, New Epingles, New Lawns, New Zephyrs. Everything that is New in Wool Goods. White Organdies, White India Lawns, White Victoria Lawn, White Swiss, Silk Mull, Oream and White Laces. White Lace, Black Lace, All Over Lace, All Over Insertion, Cream Lace—all kinds. All Over Black Net Skirting. Imported White Suits. Latest White Forteny, so much used. LADIES: Pay usavisit. We have lots of things to tell you about, but space in a good paper comes high, and we can’t get it Maher & Co. P. S.—A new cargo of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, all shades, at $1 a pair. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. FP A 00D GaN PROMISED, et pee The Appeals o! dav; sville Will be Here Next Sanday. Arrangements.have been completed for a game of baseball at Oashin field next Sunday beween the Appeals of Marysville the: Banners of this city. The neato club ‘is one of the best amateur nines in the State and it will be necessary for the Banners to do their best when they cross bats with them. This season the Appeals have played twelve matches with good teams and have only been defeated once. They have a good battery and a strong team generally. . The Banners will play their best line-up, with Rockenfield as pitcher ‘and Ballestero as catcher. It is -ex‘pected that a very close and exciting contest will be witnessed. Should the weather be favorable there will surely a large crowd in attendance. An Unsightly Sight. A few years ago there was a building on the corner of Main and Nevada streets. That building was destroyed by fire. The citizens in that part of town got together and bought the lot They gave the city a deed to the place with the understanding that no building should be placed on it, and to be used as a part of Nevada street, stone wall put up, etc. Nothing has been done to it in any away and it is about one of the most unsightly sights in the town. It looks like the very old scratch. The City Dads should get a move on and fix it before the Grand Encampments assemble here, if “you don’t the members of those lodges will be enquiring which one of the earthquakes gave it a lick. * Saloon Property Sold. The stock and fixtures of the Reception saloon on lower Commercial street were sold this morning by Public Administrator Schovidt, to A. M. Allen for longed to the estate of the late James Power, deceased. ~s Try Tue Owt for fine mixed drinks, We know how to mix ’em. m31-:f. Call for Robin Hood. Will Not Go to Go to Klondike, The 0. -K. Painters and Paper Hangers who guarantee all work—Pierce & Sweeney, Estimates. made on -all the sum of $195. The property be-. Hubbard Acquitted. A dispatch to the Transonter fromDownieville this morning says that the _ jury in the case of the People vs. Hub-bard, charged with murder, returned a verdict of not guilty at 1 o’clock this murning. The testimony introduced at the trial showed that the Hooley: brothers had trouble among themselves. on December 27, 1896, at Sierra Valley. Henry Hooley went after defendant to help him. Defendant took his rifle and went, back with Henry Hooley and from bis house, through a window, shot Fred Hooley, aged 17 years, the latter being outside. Defendant set up a plea of self defense, stating that the deceased had a rifle at the time and was preparing to shoot at him. Public opinion was in Hubbard’s fa. vor and $200 was raised by subscription to procure counsel for him. When the verdict was announced the spectators in the courtroom applauded. There was an affecting scene between the defendant and his wife and three children. District Attorney Wehe and F. D. Soward conducted the prosecation,and J.B. Irish and Judge Gale appeared for the defendant. Ir w said that the Chinese women may now be seen bicycling through the streets of Shanghai. Evrryruine is first-class at Tur Ow1, and at popular prices. m31-tf. Go To THE Ow1 for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on draught. It is delicious. tf The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes oneROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. water and electric lights. work by them. m7-tf al-tf O. OC. 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