April 7, 1898 (4 pages)

-IMITED, ered ORATION 2, H.:Liebes & Co.) ties of the world. Saddlery ae ASH ONLY : 40 RSSRRARSSRSRSAKSS excellence which adement that inventive n protuce, re celebrated for vollodg ION, LS KILLED W' ft MATERIAG \KE THIS R ORGAN. ‘NP PIANG OOLS its on application. re Organ Co. fessional, — . Pleasure Seeking, STOP AT THE» US e Robles Gs. iced ~ % and $15 and’ Pleseure Resor aths. Mud and led for their mediciiralgia, Malaria ladder Troubles, d and Skin Dise RNS, Manager. ‘ransfer Co. HAULING. id to sat gal ee EDAD OE D. Mere Sakti. IGONER, id Surveyor. BEAL SURVEY: Roberts’ Blocik, OR JOHN CALDWELL,_ acDongal, it Law, mmercial Street. ity. Wh Adjourn Tat i Monday. Wasumerox, April 7—In all proba-} Wasi bility the Senate. and House will ad-fic ° journ this afternoon until Monday. The Oregon sailed today for Callao, . and Ths Sees Sere Oe this morning. © Re-afirng Is Decision, Maprm, April 7.—The Spanish Government has decided to “simply re-affirm its former decision, already known to President McKinley, withont any mositention.” ‘What the President said. WASHINGTON, April 7.—President Me-. Kinley. said to the Ambassadors, who}: called upon him today, that peace would prevail if — tapas to’ gas just demands. “Report From London. Lowpon, April 7—The Queen Regent of Spain-hes again appealed to Queen} ence direct for emg Bucilemeat at Madrid. Maven, April 7,—The : excitement} here ia intense, owing to the postponement of President McKinley’s message to Congress. No one believes that war can be averted. “Lee Sails Tonight. eon rg meltbar ey at noon today. ca Le onediag Uonprphagealiged ‘The Preiden’s Message Mast! of the sovereigns for Easter season, with . hope that peace might be prescribed. The President has iustructed the. State Department to reply to the formal . note eft by Asibaanadort at their . terie of Republican members of the visit this ‘ House, fearing that an effort may be The Ambassadors’ note is not fe-. made to delay presenting the Presifer as enuerge ee — dent’s Monday, are canvassing their side for ‘signatures to a proposition to join with . the Democrats and overrule the Speaker in case the message is not sent in on “WASHINGTON, “April 7th it ‘js ‘anMonday. Lorrimer Munn. of Dlinois nounced: that thePresident’s message . and others are-at the head of the movewill not be sent to Congress until Mon-. ment. They claim to bave over fifty day. votes pledged. “The Wessage-on Monday, Senators say ‘that war is haviiabie; notwithstanding the pacific ramors from Madrid. lite at Havens: Wasurneton, April 7.—Lee bas not left Havana, and he fears an. outbreak before the Americans can sted got. out of the place. Very Quiet. at at Washing ‘ WasntnaTon, April 7. —It. is unusually quiet at: the Capitol and in. the War and Navy Departments. Everybody is awaiting news from Madrid and Ha-. ™99 . Vana. Be ssa _— tu Congress beyond “AL. W. Schwarts is on the sick list. Thos, Powell hae returned from Eng~ A Ls Boghie arrived here oe ‘even. PRESSE THE! EK warra. Big rb Sarah metre on the morning train. — down from North Bloomfield. Siciacion April 7—A small co-. ding, are in town. Cook, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. hiem, 8. Coblutz, D. M. McKean, O. B. Charley Tegler is on the sick list.J. Marry of Marysville is in town. . L.D. Cleves of Sonora arrived here _W. 8. Kirkwood and wife, of Bridgeport, spent the day in this city. ©. Martin and L. Penrose are} 0. W. Dorson and P. J. Throll of RedE. Kelly, Geo. C. Brown and George J. Fuller, G. 8. George, W. A. Berni. ap his res.dence at the legation. Regarded as Very Serious. pers are unanimous in the opinion that the situation is very grave. Some of the papers announce that’ Woodford would leave tomorrow. He has taken Probably. Saturday. . Wasnineron, April 7. 2. p. m—It is stated now the President’s message may possibly go to Congress Satarday. Mapri; April 7th—.The morning pa-. _ Castien, of San Francisco, are in town. Jas. Schilling of 8t. Louis is in town. Fill Up the Ranks. Orders have been issued to the officers of the National Guard of California to fill up their ranks to the regulation } namber of 102. Company C of this city is included in the above order. Strictly In It. ‘This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’s, as well as Infant’s footwear. ‘Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J. Levy. rs m30 All About a Hat. National hotel here after the central EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Hotes and Comments of Local Interest. 1. Stein will open a branch store at Grass Valley next week. Read A. B. Wolf’s new advertisement in today’s Transoripr, and then you will know as mach about the matter as we do. : Miss Hoett, at Steins’ stationery store, has something.to say about millinery, in an advertisement in today’ 8 TRANsORIPT. The Niles Sisters have a change of advertisement in today’s TRanscripr. Read it. ‘The horse attached to the delivery wagon belonging to Grisse] Bros. ran away today. The vehicle was semewhat broken but no damage was done to the animal. © Two men arrived here today to open places for the sale of decorations for buildings and streets. They expect to doa good business here. © Arrangements have been made whereby the towns of Washington, Relief Hill and North Bloomfield now have night telephone connection with the office closes. om A New Military Company. Arrangements are now being made, among some of the patriotic young men of this city between the ages of 15 and 18, to form a military company. In. a few days they expect to have their roll filled and will then call a meeting to perfect the organization. It is said that they have prevailed upon James Hackley to act as drill master. Heard From. A quarrel arose last night about. the style of a hat. The parties almost came to blows. The party that purchased the hat from J. Levy gained the thé fact that Levy’s is the place to get victory, for his opponent acknowledgedJohn Sberman, Secretary of State, has been heard from for the first time for some weeks on the Cuban question. In his statement he pays a just tribute to President McKigley, whose patriotism and love of justice he says no man that Lee will leave Havana tonight, apd } — -waited upon Mr, De Sabla, manager of “igaaday there w ald : ¢il Dncle Sam’s strong hand is uplifted Wasuineton, April 7.—It is reported will appear before the Senate. Committee on Foreign Affairs on Monday. Ee EE Will Be Discharged. A committee of citizens yesterday the Electric Power Company, in relation to the employment of eee bat inin the employ of the sdupatiy ana there would not have been any at any time if there had been suitable accom-modations for white men. ; _ Waited Too Long. Sree Strange the Pope ‘ope did not intervene while the Spaniards were butchering and starving the Cubans and try and put an end to it. But no, he waits unand then-he cries for peace. He deJay ed matters just one hour too long. eo Another Beet Factory. A half-million dollar beet-suger fac-}. —_ tory.is to be erected at Carlisle, Pa. . work beginning within a few weeks. “Tt is expected that this factory will require the product of 8,000 acres of augar beets, giving employmentin the factory to 500 hands, while 500 farmers have alreudy signed contracts to plant ~suigar beets for its use. — Advance In Flour. ‘This morning there was quite an advance in the price of flour, bran . and ane Flour advanced $3 per ton. middlings $2 per ton each and -it is quite likely that this present rain -will stop any further advance a the sp: esent at jeast. a The New Store. "The new vegetable, frait and poultry store of Charles W. Kam & Co., in the pinay ~Y Block, will be open and ready for business on. Saturday next. This firof claim that they will have the best store of the kind ever opened in this city, and their prices will be as low as tlm lowest. Give them a call. if you want anything in their line. Read their advertisement.in today’s Tran-}SORIPT. A Oefaulter. . Virginia City Chronicle: Wednesday morning it was discovered that Frank He'm is short $760 in his accounts as Pablic Administrator. His bondsmen held a meeting this morningand found . those who were surety for $1,000, ap ae have each to pat up 4 950,50. es Will Meet eet Saturday. : Phe Democratic 10 State Central Committee will hold a meeting in San Francisco on Saturday to set a date and p ace for holding the next State conveution. W.F: Prisk and E. J. Rector are the members of the committee from Nevada county. a Personal Notes. Mrs. Lewis Schenfeldt of oe on a visit.to A. Barnh end tamily. : D. Stevens, who bas been -here on a. wisit toW, Maitland, returned te Recte-flinen and I covered: thee with silk.” : noe fads that had ever been tapes : ‘ A Possier. ‘Toppin—I don’t know what to think of Dr. Pestle. Either he is @ confounded charlatan or he has the curiousest ways of getting at things. Nipper—For instance? Toppin—I had him call tosee my wife yesterday. He booked at her tongue and then said she was in ap extremely debilitated state. No doubt she is, but how in time Sd ie O58 St oot eee Ur : Boston Transcript. : Consolation. Miss De Fine—I hope the report that your daughter and her husband do not get along well together is untrue. Mrs, De Shine—It is true. The trouble-is-that-he is jealous of-her. Fhe fool! He might know there is no ee for jealousy, Miss De Fine (thinking of the girl's plainness)—Indeed he might; but love is blind, you know.—N. Y. Weekly. Patience Rewarded. His first. love’s-age was just twenty-five, las at twenty in marriage he sought He thea: “but at forty did strive, And this, time he married her daughter. »—Chicago Dew.” : ‘A Wamadian: Subject. ‘ Wife (after returning from church) — You should have been in church this morning. We had a beautiful sermon. Husband—I'll bet 7 can’t repeat the text. Wife—Yes, I can. It was the Tenth verse of the Sixteenth chapter of Ezekiel—“I gifded thee about with fine Husband—Huh! It is no wonder you remember it.—Harlem Life. Her Great Modesty. Bosworth—Mrs. Darnley is a woman who seems to have good sense.At that affair the other night she and I were talking about the women who. were in low-necked dresses. She ‘said she thought it was one of the most im Wedleigh— Ves; Tvs heen told that she has-a neck like the business side of @ washboard.—Cleveland Leader. What’ He Missed. ~ His arm ‘round her waist, as together they roved, He fondly her smiling lips kissed, Said he: “Sweet, you're the only girl ever I loved!" Said she:. ‘‘Then. what fun you tave missed!"’ _ =N. Y. World. HAD ON HER & BATHING SUIT. Maprnm, April 7.—After the Cabinet meeting and the issuance of the. semiexcitement and war talk prevailed. of the note in six none It was sabthe Latest Shapes. a6-8t False Ramor 4 ones can dispute, and whose courage has \ : a No Missfits, been tested on more than a score of Baaee of clothes we gurantee an exact fit or official note previously cabled regard-. , sale. 1000 samples to select from. ing the serions state of affairs much . 4+ the popular Clothing Store. The cafes were crowded with people —— J, Lavy. nothing better can be hoped for until and much bitter talk was indulged in. Robin Hood. it is hauled down altogether. It was currently seems that the es ee: o= i —s For Sale at a Bargain. When we take a measure for a suit bloody battlefields. Nothing But Horrors. The Spanish flag in. Cuba has covered a long succession of horrors, and ‘ furnished house is offered for rent. EnHill. Large lot,house and barn. City Foster’s Forecast. My last bulletin gave forecasts of the War Is War. An exchange says: Waris war. Bat storm wave to cross the continent from . the alternative is sometimes infinitely April 5th to 9th and 11th to 15th. The next worse. The United States is a peacedistarbance will reach the . ful nation; a nation of Christians, GodPacific coast about the 15th, cross the . fearing, with a disposition to do unto west. of Rockies country by the close . others much as they would be done by. of the 16th, great central valleys 17th . Of the estimated population of 74,500,to 19th, and Eastern States the 20th. 000 people, 24,000,000 are enrolled in Warm wave vii! cross the west of . the membership of the various churches Rockies country about the 15th, great . dedicated to Christianity, while 10,000,central valleys 17th and Eastern States }.000 of our children belong to the Sabthe 19th. Rockies country about the 18th, great central valleys the 20th and Eastern States the 22d. Temperatare of the week ending April 16th will average about normal. Rainfall will generally be below normal for the same osha tt Creates a a Panic. Those recently published tables,comparing prices at the date of the Chicago Convention of: 1896 with those of March, 1897, as shown by the Omaha World-Herald market reports, seem to have created a panic among the Democrats at. Washington. Congressman Bailey, the leader on the Democratic side of the House, having caused them to be stricken from the Congressional] Record, in which they were published on motion of Congressman Péarson of North Carolina. Are the silver men afraid to have the public know that all farm products have advanced while silver has been declining ? A Good Appointment. John Lynn of Grass Valley has received an appointment in the Mint at San Francisco. John is a_ worthy young man and his position in the United States Mint is that of watchbath schools of the various denominaCool wave will cross the. west of. tions. Not all Christians are churchmembers. It would require few figures to enumerate the inhabitants of the United States who are disbelievers, who scoff at religion, who reject the divine principle, “Peace on earth, good will to men.” But it is safe to say that no considerable proportion of our people desire peace at any price. The great masses prefer war, with all its horrors, to a hellish peace. Beer Ten Cents Per Glass. If war is declared between the United States and Spain beer is sure to go up to ten cents a glass. Uncle Sam has about made up his mind to tax that article $2 per barrel, which it is estimated will bring to his coffers forty million dollars annually. EVERYTHING is first-class at THe Owr, and at popular prices. m8i-tf. aos, comet ONE: Go to Tut Owt for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on dranght. It is delicious. tf ee Try Tue Owt for fine mixed: drinks. We know how to mix ’em. m81-if. 7 The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes oneman. Fora long time John has worked in the Maryland mine. For Outside Sentinel, Truckee Republican: E. Kruger will be a candidate for Grand Outside Sentinel at the meeting of the Grand Parlar, N. S. G. W., in Nevada City this week. He is an enthusiastic worker in -}the order and has become quite well known in the order throughout the State and he stands a good show to win in the fight. No better man could be put in the place. -_ 2 ORO & Will Not Go to Klondike, The O. K. Painters and Paper Hang‘ atiy bias geetts one + . ots who guarantee all work—Pierce & Sweeney. Estimates made on all Absolutely Pure ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. sequently learned that tl pose of J.Leyy, at the Popular — Se and electric Nabe se work by them. m7-tf untrue. The military papers are : al-t : . O. PERCIVAL. ence a violent in their talk about war matters NRK DE DE DE BE SESE NE DIE NEC DEE DEE DKK he NK OK She and the United States. the Guards Were Troubled. Mapas, April 7.—The guards around the United States legation were troubled today. General Woodford was at ‘his desk at an early hour. Many Americans called on him to ask regarding what arrangements had been made for their removal. The General will remain here until his passports are handed him. There is great alarm hover the situation and it is generally believed the end is about reached. There are some who still hope for peace. Lots of Powder. San Josz, April 7—According to the Railroad Company’s reports there has been 295,000 pounds of powder shipped éast from the Santa Cruz Powder Company’s works within the past three weeks. This powder was ordered for the United States Government. se New : Vegetable, FRUIT —AND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. his method of informi the poovle PARE this have opened a ge First-Class Store in the Transcript Bit, Weare they will keep constantly on hand the Vegetabtes, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. Nevada City, April 7th. For immediate Sale. pian ‘and niineral cabinet, in the residence after Monday, March lith. al-lw Horse-Shoeing. John Tamblyn can be found at his Blackbeet off hosse-shosing. Price $1 50 per set. umeato ou the woon train. ance al-tf All the household furniture, including . ccalah chop otis Pinall, plapnived tc':dethe. } I MAHER & CO. Yevada City, Cal. NEVADA ‘TRANSCRIPT : coast. come and see it. much of a compliment, and that is all we crave. It is no effort on your part to pay us tha not, and we invite you all to come, that is all. Respectfully, MAHER & co. Come to Us For Easter Gloves. 4 Hundreds have already seen it; there are still thousands who have All Shades, $1 and $1.50 a pair. IN YOUR CALL AT For Most Fashionable Styles _ And Perfect Satisfaction As Well as Prices, Miss Hoeft’s, Stein’s Stationery Store. WORIOOHOOHOOHIOOKIOOIK Se AT GREAT For the Best Millinery Dear Sirs—Tell the ladies of : this county that we have taken the time and trouble to plaee on exhibition an Easter window worthy of any town on the It took time and knowledge to do it, but it is here and all we ask in consideration is for the people who can to BARGAINS, YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK KEPT —BY THE— . NILES. SISTERS, in the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest _ tT Parisian and New York styles. ter A Specialty of Re-Trimming Hats at Very Low Prices._@cj] ©©6©0©0000 ©0©6600066 We Lead-Others Follow. If you don’t get one by mail send in your name and we will gladly forward one to 7 AY oY BY 2” = .f .f 4 44 = 44 NJ LOokK ouT FOR OUR a’ ay a” AY a SAY 4S 48 (Caster: Display of rimmed Rats. Ln ea ip AEE. ERY IN TO We have mo old stock to sel! off, ; Offer you Fresh, Clean Goods, “At Prices to Suit the Times. We have by far the LARGEST STOCK OF MILLINN, and the stamp of newness is on everything. your address. _Give us your business and MRS. FISHER, Bowed ‘St. 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. help enterprise along. The Up-to-Date Business House of Nevada. Coty. LEGG & SHAW COMPANY > ©OHOOOOOOO

-IMITED, ered ORATION 2, H.:Liebes & Co.) ties of the world. Saddlery ae ASH ONLY : 40 RSSRRARSSRSRSAKSS excellence which adement that inventive n protuce, re celebrated for vollodg ION, LS KILLED W' ft MATERIAG \KE THIS R ORGAN. ‘NP PIANG OOLS its on application. re Organ Co. fessional, — . Pleasure Seeking, STOP AT THE» US e Robles Gs. iced ~ % and $15 and’ Pleseure Resor aths. Mud and led for their mediciiralgia, Malaria ladder Troubles, d and Skin Dise RNS, Manager. ‘ransfer Co. HAULING. id to sat gal ee EDAD OE D. Mere Sakti. IGONER, id Surveyor. BEAL SURVEY: Roberts’ Blocik, OR JOHN CALDWELL,_ acDongal, it Law, mmercial Street. ity. Wh Adjourn Tat i Monday. Wasumerox, April 7—In all proba-} Wasi bility the Senate. and House will ad-fic ° journ this afternoon until Monday. The Oregon sailed today for Callao, . and Ths Sees Sere Oe this morning. © Re-afirng Is Decision, Maprm, April 7.—The Spanish Government has decided to “simply re-affirm its former decision, already known to President McKinley, withont any mositention.” ‘What the President said. WASHINGTON, April 7.—President Me-. Kinley. said to the Ambassadors, who}: called upon him today, that peace would prevail if — tapas to’ gas just demands. “Report From London. Lowpon, April 7—The Queen Regent of Spain-hes again appealed to Queen} ence direct for emg Bucilemeat at Madrid. Maven, April 7,—The : excitement} here ia intense, owing to the postponement of President McKinley’s message to Congress. No one believes that war can be averted. “Lee Sails Tonight. eon rg meltbar ey at noon today. ca Le onediag Uonprphagealiged ‘The Preiden’s Message Mast! of the sovereigns for Easter season, with . hope that peace might be prescribed. The President has iustructed the. State Department to reply to the formal . note eft by Asibaanadort at their . terie of Republican members of the visit this ‘ House, fearing that an effort may be The Ambassadors’ note is not fe-. made to delay presenting the Presifer as enuerge ee — dent’s Monday, are canvassing their side for ‘signatures to a proposition to join with . the Democrats and overrule the Speaker in case the message is not sent in on “WASHINGTON, “April 7th it ‘js ‘anMonday. Lorrimer Munn. of Dlinois nounced: that thePresident’s message . and others are-at the head of the movewill not be sent to Congress until Mon-. ment. They claim to bave over fifty day. votes pledged. “The Wessage-on Monday, Senators say ‘that war is haviiabie; notwithstanding the pacific ramors from Madrid. lite at Havens: Wasurneton, April 7.—Lee bas not left Havana, and he fears an. outbreak before the Americans can sted got. out of the place. Very Quiet. at at Washing ‘ WasntnaTon, April 7. —It. is unusually quiet at: the Capitol and in. the War and Navy Departments. Everybody is awaiting news from Madrid and Ha-. ™99 . Vana. Be ssa _— tu Congress beyond “AL. W. Schwarts is on the sick list. Thos, Powell hae returned from Eng~ A Ls Boghie arrived here oe ‘even. PRESSE THE! EK warra. Big rb Sarah metre on the morning train. — down from North Bloomfield. Siciacion April 7—A small co-. ding, are in town. Cook, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. hiem, 8. Coblutz, D. M. McKean, O. B. Charley Tegler is on the sick list.J. Marry of Marysville is in town. . L.D. Cleves of Sonora arrived here _W. 8. Kirkwood and wife, of Bridgeport, spent the day in this city. ©. Martin and L. Penrose are} 0. W. Dorson and P. J. Throll of RedE. Kelly, Geo. C. Brown and George J. Fuller, G. 8. George, W. A. Berni. ap his res.dence at the legation. Regarded as Very Serious. pers are unanimous in the opinion that the situation is very grave. Some of the papers announce that’ Woodford would leave tomorrow. He has taken Probably. Saturday. . Wasnineron, April 7. 2. p. m—It is stated now the President’s message may possibly go to Congress Satarday. Mapri; April 7th—.The morning pa-. _ Castien, of San Francisco, are in town. Jas. Schilling of 8t. Louis is in town. Fill Up the Ranks. Orders have been issued to the officers of the National Guard of California to fill up their ranks to the regulation } namber of 102. Company C of this city is included in the above order. Strictly In It. ‘This season we are strictly in it in the line of Men’s, Ladies, Misses and Children’s, as well as Infant’s footwear. ‘Call, before purchasing, at the Popular Store. J. Levy. rs m30 All About a Hat. National hotel here after the central EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Hotes and Comments of Local Interest. 1. Stein will open a branch store at Grass Valley next week. Read A. B. Wolf’s new advertisement in today’s Transoripr, and then you will know as mach about the matter as we do. : Miss Hoett, at Steins’ stationery store, has something.to say about millinery, in an advertisement in today’ 8 TRANsORIPT. The Niles Sisters have a change of advertisement in today’s TRanscripr. Read it. ‘The horse attached to the delivery wagon belonging to Grisse] Bros. ran away today. The vehicle was semewhat broken but no damage was done to the animal. © Two men arrived here today to open places for the sale of decorations for buildings and streets. They expect to doa good business here. © Arrangements have been made whereby the towns of Washington, Relief Hill and North Bloomfield now have night telephone connection with the office closes. om A New Military Company. Arrangements are now being made, among some of the patriotic young men of this city between the ages of 15 and 18, to form a military company. In. a few days they expect to have their roll filled and will then call a meeting to perfect the organization. It is said that they have prevailed upon James Hackley to act as drill master. Heard From. A quarrel arose last night about. the style of a hat. The parties almost came to blows. The party that purchased the hat from J. Levy gained the thé fact that Levy’s is the place to get victory, for his opponent acknowledgedJohn Sberman, Secretary of State, has been heard from for the first time for some weeks on the Cuban question. In his statement he pays a just tribute to President McKigley, whose patriotism and love of justice he says no man that Lee will leave Havana tonight, apd } — -waited upon Mr, De Sabla, manager of “igaaday there w ald : ¢il Dncle Sam’s strong hand is uplifted Wasuineton, April 7.—It is reported will appear before the Senate. Committee on Foreign Affairs on Monday. Ee EE Will Be Discharged. A committee of citizens yesterday the Electric Power Company, in relation to the employment of eee bat inin the employ of the sdupatiy ana there would not have been any at any time if there had been suitable accom-modations for white men. ; _ Waited Too Long. Sree Strange the Pope ‘ope did not intervene while the Spaniards were butchering and starving the Cubans and try and put an end to it. But no, he waits unand then-he cries for peace. He deJay ed matters just one hour too long. eo Another Beet Factory. A half-million dollar beet-suger fac-}. —_ tory.is to be erected at Carlisle, Pa. . work beginning within a few weeks. “Tt is expected that this factory will require the product of 8,000 acres of augar beets, giving employmentin the factory to 500 hands, while 500 farmers have alreudy signed contracts to plant ~suigar beets for its use. — Advance In Flour. ‘This morning there was quite an advance in the price of flour, bran . and ane Flour advanced $3 per ton. middlings $2 per ton each and -it is quite likely that this present rain -will stop any further advance a the sp: esent at jeast. a The New Store. "The new vegetable, frait and poultry store of Charles W. Kam & Co., in the pinay ~Y Block, will be open and ready for business on. Saturday next. This firof claim that they will have the best store of the kind ever opened in this city, and their prices will be as low as tlm lowest. Give them a call. if you want anything in their line. Read their advertisement.in today’s Tran-}SORIPT. A Oefaulter. . Virginia City Chronicle: Wednesday morning it was discovered that Frank He'm is short $760 in his accounts as Pablic Administrator. His bondsmen held a meeting this morningand found . those who were surety for $1,000, ap ae have each to pat up 4 950,50. es Will Meet eet Saturday. : Phe Democratic 10 State Central Committee will hold a meeting in San Francisco on Saturday to set a date and p ace for holding the next State conveution. W.F: Prisk and E. J. Rector are the members of the committee from Nevada county. a Personal Notes. Mrs. Lewis Schenfeldt of oe on a visit.to A. Barnh end tamily. : D. Stevens, who bas been -here on a. wisit toW, Maitland, returned te Recte-flinen and I covered: thee with silk.” : noe fads that had ever been tapes : ‘ A Possier. ‘Toppin—I don’t know what to think of Dr. Pestle. Either he is @ confounded

charlatan or he has the curiousest ways of getting at things. Nipper—For instance? Toppin—I had him call tosee my wife yesterday. He booked at her tongue and then said she was in ap extremely debilitated state. No doubt she is, but how in time Sd ie O58 St oot eee Ur : Boston Transcript. : Consolation. Miss De Fine—I hope the report that your daughter and her husband do not get along well together is untrue. Mrs, De Shine—It is true. The trouble-is-that-he is jealous of-her. Fhe fool! He might know there is no ee for jealousy, Miss De Fine (thinking of the girl's plainness)—Indeed he might; but love is blind, you know.—N. Y. Weekly. Patience Rewarded. His first. love’s-age was just twenty-five, las at twenty in marriage he sought He thea: “but at forty did strive, And this, time he married her daughter. »—Chicago Dew.” : ‘A Wamadian: Subject. ‘ Wife (after returning from church) — You should have been in church this morning. We had a beautiful sermon. Husband—I'll bet 7 can’t repeat the text. Wife—Yes, I can. It was the Tenth verse of the Sixteenth chapter of Ezekiel—“I gifded thee about with fine Husband—Huh! It is no wonder you remember it.—Harlem Life. Her Great Modesty. Bosworth—Mrs. Darnley is a woman who seems to have good sense.At that affair the other night she and I were talking about the women who. were in low-necked dresses. She ‘said she thought it was one of the most im Wedleigh— Ves; Tvs heen told that she has-a neck like the business side of @ washboard.—Cleveland Leader. What’ He Missed. ~ His arm ‘round her waist, as together they roved, He fondly her smiling lips kissed, Said he: “Sweet, you're the only girl ever I loved!" Said she:. ‘‘Then. what fun you tave missed!"’ _ =N. Y. World. HAD ON HER & BATHING SUIT. Maprnm, April 7.—After the Cabinet meeting and the issuance of the. semiexcitement and war talk prevailed. of the note in six none It was sabthe Latest Shapes. a6-8t False Ramor 4 ones can dispute, and whose courage has \ : a No Missfits, been tested on more than a score of Baaee of clothes we gurantee an exact fit or official note previously cabled regard-. , sale. 1000 samples to select from. ing the serions state of affairs much . 4+ the popular Clothing Store. The cafes were crowded with people —— J, Lavy. nothing better can be hoped for until and much bitter talk was indulged in. Robin Hood. it is hauled down altogether. It was currently seems that the es ee: o= i —s For Sale at a Bargain. When we take a measure for a suit bloody battlefields. Nothing But Horrors. The Spanish flag in. Cuba has covered a long succession of horrors, and ‘ furnished house is offered for rent. EnHill. Large lot,house and barn. City Foster’s Forecast. My last bulletin gave forecasts of the War Is War. An exchange says: Waris war. Bat storm wave to cross the continent from . the alternative is sometimes infinitely April 5th to 9th and 11th to 15th. The next worse. The United States is a peacedistarbance will reach the . ful nation; a nation of Christians, GodPacific coast about the 15th, cross the . fearing, with a disposition to do unto west. of Rockies country by the close . others much as they would be done by. of the 16th, great central valleys 17th . Of the estimated population of 74,500,to 19th, and Eastern States the 20th. 000 people, 24,000,000 are enrolled in Warm wave vii! cross the west of . the membership of the various churches Rockies country about the 15th, great . dedicated to Christianity, while 10,000,central valleys 17th and Eastern States }.000 of our children belong to the Sabthe 19th. Rockies country about the 18th, great central valleys the 20th and Eastern States the 22d. Temperatare of the week ending April 16th will average about normal. Rainfall will generally be below normal for the same osha tt Creates a a Panic. Those recently published tables,comparing prices at the date of the Chicago Convention of: 1896 with those of March, 1897, as shown by the Omaha World-Herald market reports, seem to have created a panic among the Democrats at. Washington. Congressman Bailey, the leader on the Democratic side of the House, having caused them to be stricken from the Congressional] Record, in which they were published on motion of Congressman Péarson of North Carolina. Are the silver men afraid to have the public know that all farm products have advanced while silver has been declining ? A Good Appointment. John Lynn of Grass Valley has received an appointment in the Mint at San Francisco. John is a_ worthy young man and his position in the United States Mint is that of watchbath schools of the various denominaCool wave will cross the. west of. tions. Not all Christians are churchmembers. It would require few figures to enumerate the inhabitants of the United States who are disbelievers, who scoff at religion, who reject the divine principle, “Peace on earth, good will to men.” But it is safe to say that no considerable proportion of our people desire peace at any price. The great masses prefer war, with all its horrors, to a hellish peace. Beer Ten Cents Per Glass. If war is declared between the United States and Spain beer is sure to go up to ten cents a glass. Uncle Sam has about made up his mind to tax that article $2 per barrel, which it is estimated will bring to his coffers forty million dollars annually. EVERYTHING is first-class at THe Owr, and at popular prices. m8i-tf. aos, comet ONE: Go to Tut Owt for Pabst Milwaukee Lager—on dranght. It is delicious. tf ee Try Tue Owt for fine mixed: drinks. We know how to mix ’em. m81-if. 7 The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show it goes oneman. Fora long time John has worked in the Maryland mine. For Outside Sentinel, Truckee Republican: E. Kruger will be a candidate for Grand Outside Sentinel at the meeting of the Grand Parlar, N. S. G. W., in Nevada City this week. He is an enthusiastic worker in -}the order and has become quite well known in the order throughout the State and he stands a good show to win in the fight. No better man could be put in the place. -_ 2 ORO & Will Not Go to Klondike, The O. K. Painters and Paper Hang‘ atiy bias geetts one + . ots who guarantee all work—Pierce & Sweeney. Estimates made on all Absolutely Pure ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. sequently learned that tl pose of J.Leyy, at the Popular — Se and electric Nabe se work by them. m7-tf untrue. The military papers are : al-t : . O. PERCIVAL. ence a violent in their talk about war matters NRK DE DE DE BE SESE NE DIE NEC DEE DEE DKK he NK OK She and the United States. the Guards Were Troubled. Mapas, April 7.—The guards around the United States legation were troubled today. General Woodford was at ‘his desk at an early hour. Many Americans called on him to ask regarding what arrangements had been made for their removal. The General will remain here until his passports are handed him. There is great alarm hover the situation and it is generally believed the end is about reached. There are some who still hope for peace. Lots of Powder. San Josz, April 7—According to the Railroad Company’s reports there has been 295,000 pounds of powder shipped éast from the Santa Cruz Powder Company’s works within the past three weeks. This powder was ordered for the United States Government. se New : Vegetable, FRUIT —AND— POULTRY STORE. Chas. W.Kam&Co. his method of informi the poovle PARE this have opened a ge First-Class Store in the Transcript Bit, Weare they will keep constantly on hand the Vegetabtes, Fruits, Chickens, etc. Please give us a call. Nevada City, April 7th. For immediate Sale. pian ‘and niineral cabinet, in the residence after Monday, March lith. al-lw Horse-Shoeing. John Tamblyn can be found at his Blackbeet off hosse-shosing. Price $1 50 per set. umeato ou the woon train. ance al-tf All the household furniture, including . ccalah chop otis Pinall, plapnived tc':dethe. } I MAHER & CO. Yevada City, Cal.. NEVADA ‘TRANSCRIPT : coast. come and see it. much of a compliment, and that is all we crave. It is no effort on your part to pay us tha not, and we invite you all to come, that is all. Respectfully, MAHER & co. Come to Us For Easter Gloves. 4 Hundreds have already seen it; there are still thousands who have All Shades, $1 and $1.50 a pair. IN YOUR CALL AT For Most Fashionable Styles _ And Perfect Satisfaction As Well as Prices, Miss Hoeft’s, Stein’s Stationery Store. 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