February 2, 1901 (4 pages)

WY greet ee EE THE TRANSCRIPT. Issxed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted aT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— BROWN & CALEAINS ae TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By fiell, o * £$6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part uf the city. TGLEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E SATURDAY.. .Feb. 2, 1901 ——————eeee Editorial Notes. Without joining in the present . disouasoh as to wpether Uncle Tom’s cabin was or was not to life, it may be said positively that nine out of ten southerners who denounce the book have never read it but. have drawn their opinion as to it from the colored lithcgraphic posters that herald the coming of the play based on it. _ If Donnelly has met Bucon and Shakespeare, wha' a fine row they mast have had on the banks of th+ Styx. Why doesn’t Oom Paal come ove: and secare the services of Mrs. N tion At least, they could not be. less valuable than those of Webster Davis. We wonder whether the Commoner can live ap to it press notices? _, After King Edward, Great Britain “will have still another Wettin as wel: ~ gs another reign. Alfred Austin should be forced t read his poem about the Queen, so tha: he will be sble to uuderstand bow -other folks fcel about it. Oom Paul has had hiseyes operated on and Lord Salisbury is now hoping that the old man will be able to see th error of his ways. We really wonder in what direction the spirit of feminine unrest will break out next. Mrs. Nation’s escapades ar: merely part of thie general feeling for revolt. IN THE CHURCHES, Places of Worship Where You Will Be Welcome Tomorrow. TRINITY CHUROH. Services at Trinity church tomorrow will be as follows: Morning prayer, sermon and Holy Communion, 11 a. m; Sunday School and Bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer und se:mon, 7 p.m ; Friday service,7 p.m. Rev W. A. Rimer, Rector. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach atlla.m and7 p.m. Evening sutject—“Cr un We Make this Litea Heaver or a Helif” ‘The ( bristian endeavor will meet at the a-uai bvur, Subject —“Christian Endeavor Day.” Sbbatt School at the close of the morning service. METHODIST CHURCH. Pratchivg morning and evening by the p-«stor, Rev Wm. Argwin Sunda) School at close of morniog service «Junior League at 5 p. m. Epwo th League at6p. m.—Heury. Mattheson, Leader. Olass Meeting at 9:45 a. m.— Jobo Polkingborn teader. Praye: meeting Thu-sday night. ~~ 3@e + —-—__ Mysteriou . Disappearance. New York, Fetruary 1.—The World says: Mrs. Timothy J. Brennan,+ bride of\five weeks, is anxiously awaiting sabe Teen the disappearance of ber hu&band, who has been missing since the last of last year. She says that when ber husband left he went t Philudelpbia to cash a draft for $150,000. and that the last trace she hus ottained of him was when he left the bank witb $60,000 iu cash and. a draft eo a bank in Havana for the remaini: g $90,000. Mr. Brennau had been married a little over two weeks when he vanished. ‘Tne ceremony vccurred in Trenton on December 2ist. It was arranged that they shou.d sail. for Havane the day after that on which the husband disapeared. Mrs. Brennan’s maiden name was Miss Nellie ‘lierney. Her h: me is in Monireal, and she was on a visit to Trenton when she met Brennan. After the wedding they re‘mained in Trenton, the husband making daily visits to Philadelphia on business. [t \as on December 30th he disappeared. Still Lower , Pasesnger Fares. Beiena, Mout. Feb. 1st—Passenger \gates on the Northern Pac:fic and the Great Northern railwavs were todey reduced from 4vents to 8 cents per mile. It is expected that the Oregon Short Line, the (i:eai Falls and Cansda, the Burlingtcn and other roads wil! do likewise. bs) eae as (eens FUT Special to Transcript. Lonpon, February 2—The greatest that thronged London was seen on crowd ever the streets today, on the occasion of the funeral of Queen Victoria, which took place this morning. Never before were there so many crowned heads rode in a procession. _ Immence throngs of people waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the coffin. The funeral train reached Victoria Station at 11 0’clock this forenoon. Royal personages followed, chiming bells and minute guns announced the starting o‘the procession. At 11:30 o’clock the procession passed through the principal streets, reaching Paddington’s Station at 1:30, and arrived at Windsor at 2:30. Ae atonic, nothing in the world beats Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. PERSONAL POINTERS, sil) Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old” and Young. C. D. Evstin left today for San Francisco for the benefit of his heath. Ex Supervisor J. M. Buttington is ili st hie home. Edward Baker, of the Nevada C ty fransfer Company, is. nthe sick list. B. F. Derickson, the owner of the toll bridge at Freeman’s Crossing, is nach improved. He is coufined to his bed at the National Hotel. But a few days ago it was thought he was beyond recovery. Peter Jewell is quife ill at his home uear the Mountaineer mine. Sheritf Getch-+li bas returned from a rip to Cisco. William Chaca, one of the accomo. tating c'erks at ihe Leggy & Shaw Com saby’s stores, weut to Sacramento tis Morning on a. busiuess and pleasure crip. ean cANeRna eile tons When the train conveying other ~ Paatic Sal Speclal to the Transcript: New York, Feb. a—The announcement is made that the Harriman syndicate has acquired complete control; not only of the Southern Pacific Railroad, but thé Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway. The syndicate is controlled by the Goulds. The principal object of .obtaining the roads is to prevent rate cutting. Gone East. SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. 2.-President Hays, of the Southern Pacific, was summoned last night to go to New York without delay. He left on a special train at 2 o’clock this morning. a er tee Jesse Moore * AA” whiskey is used in all the principal hospital in the United states. Why is i*? + eee + Personal Mentions. Rev. W. Angwin, who has been to Sacramnto spending a few daye, returned last evening. ; E Gohiburg of San Franeiseco arrived bere on last evening’s train. R. Brown of St Louis is here on a business trip. G. M. Turner, of Scranton, Pa., arrived here last evening on mining busi vess. T. A. Herney and F.: A. Yrimer of San Fra cisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Superintendent W. B. Davieand wife left this morning for a visit to friends at Francisco. J. Bamberger, the well-known cigar man of S4n Francisco, is in town Frank Gri:sel left this afternoon fo: Washington on a business trip. Mrs. Augast Costa came down today from Downieville today to be at the bedside of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. james Seu!, who are both dangerorsl) ik. ; pn aan We 3 Clocks, Given Away. Come Just to \. Look Good Time to Buy £ fo — GREAT EMOVAL SALE How Cheap are Selling China, Crockery, Glassware, Agateware, Silverware, Oil Heaters, Lamps, Jardiniers Dinner Sets Almost , How Many Beautiful \ Premiums we are Giving away with every purchase. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder Will Tove Soon to Our Now Store. MASONIC BUILD! «« , { Nis. 35%. Great American Importing Vea Co. Old Store Selling Out ‘ Commercial St., Nevada City officially . . New Plant. Prrrezune, Pa., Feb. 1 —The Ameriean Ax and l'ool Company has put in ‘operation its new plant at Glassport, which has cost $500,000. This doubles the capucity of the company. Burglar Was a Sacramentan: Sacramento, Feb. 1.—The Saocramento police have been notified by the Sen Francisco police that’the body of the burglar who was killed in that city a few nights ago by a barber named Hill has been identified as that of Sam Shannon, a former Sacramentan. He is a son of Sam Shannon, who lives at 622 in the alley,Q and R, Sixth and Seventh Streets. To Have a New Church. The Smartsville correspondent of the Marysville Appeal writes as follows: At the last M. E. Onarch quarterly eonference held a few days ego the question of a new church for this place was pretty thoroughly discussed and approved. In fact all were in favor of and some quite anxious for tie new edifice. Everything was quite satis— factorily arranged so that nothing now remains as an obstruction, but—well, yes, there seems to bea“but” Still, of @ very small consequence; it is simply a slight insufficiency of finances, that’s all, To overcome thia slight impediment, the Rev. J. G. Sigler of Fernley, assisted by J. T. Vineyard and others, will solicit throughout the district and there—well, there is no use being too impetuous; the architect. has not yet formulated the plans, or at least bas not yet. presented them, so we must exercise a little patience. Phelan and the Investigation. San Fraxcisco, February 1—Mayor Phelan, aftera conference with members of the Police Commission today stated that the Legislative Committee its work thoroughly. He directed prompt attention, however, to the fact that the legislation of the State, in the amendment to Section 6, Artic'e XL,denies the right of the Legislature to interfere in our municipal affairs; that we have home rale in San Francisco; that the Police Department is a crea.tion of the Oharter and that the Lezislatare has no power whatever to discipline the Department. Oe oA Foreign Enterprise. Mancunsrze, N. H, Feb. 1. — Rev and Mrs. E ihu Grant, two young persons well known in this city, wit: leave this month te conduct a training home for boys at Ramallab, a town witha population of. about 4,000, about ten miies nortb of Jerusalem. This school will be a complement. to the _ girls’ school started some ten years ago by the Society of Friends. The school or home, to be established by the Grants, will be supported by the Chris‘ian Endeavor Societies. would be accorded every facility to do] A FINE COMPANY. Nevada City to Have Four Good Performances Next Week. Theater-goors of this city are to have a treat Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of next week, when the Stuart, Goodwin Davenpcrt Company will appear here. For the benefit of those who will be unable to attend the evening performances a matinee will be given on Saturday afternoon. The company -is a large one and, the players bave been selected from the leading theaters in the East. The plays they present are all the latest reastern successes and they will undoubtedly be well received here. Seats are now on sale at Foley’s confectionrey store. tec Tomorrow at the National. A fine dinner is something that every body likes, eepeciaily on Sunday. Knowing this the Reccor Brothers always bave an extra fine one served on that day at the National Hotel. Those who ‘eat one Sunday dinner at this botel generally . become regular attendents. Everything that goes to make a good meal will be on the tables in abundance. Looted Bank Open Again. Nawrport, Ky., Feb. 1—The German National Bank re-opened today. It was looted by Assistant Cashier Brown of $300,000, and was closed by the United States examiner. The directors bave paid in $67,000 under the doubie assessment regulation, and the old demain in the bank as long as necessary. teed How’s this? ‘We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for avy case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarch Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Props.,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry ou. any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,O. Watpine, Kinnan& Manvin, Wholesale Druggists, ‘l'oledo, O. Hail’s Catar:b Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mncous surfaces of the system. Price 75u per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hali’s Family, Pilie are the best. «ec PhS ee positors agreed to allow $450,000 to re— Explosion of Gasoline. Lamp. Sativa, Kan., February 1.—Half a dozen people were injured by the explosion of a gasoline lamp that wrecked Ollinger’s barber shop last night. Rev. George Caldwell, a United Brethren minister, may die. He was blown through a plate-glass window, temporarily blinded by the explosion and burned from head to foot. Several people who were, passing the shop were cut by flying glass. —-— +29 Demands of Honexone, January 31.—It is reported from Canton that. the German Ooneul there has demanded an indemnity of $100,000 for each man wounded in the recent outrage on the West River, and $50,000 for other damages. Piracy is increasing to sach propor tions that the Consuls have demanded better protection for the waterways. The Vicercy replied to their demands that he was doingall that was possible, but the Consuls are not satisfied. It is not unusual for a dozen cutragee to Germany.) : Of Bonds, MonrreaL, Feb: 1.—The ratepaye are today voting on @ Proposition ty approve a new city loan of $2,000, 000, to be devoted to the extension of ths Bonsecour market, the constfuction of a new civic contagious disease hospita), the construction of level railway cross. Ings, and theimproyement of the streets. : Men's Wages Are Reduced, Younastown, Ohio, February 1.—The . reduction of wages of 4,000 men in alj the blast farnaces in the Mationing and Chenango valleys took effect today, The basic price has been reduced from $190 to $165 per day to bottom fillers and helpers. : Dispatches in regard tv. the VicePresidents’s prowess in Oolorado beara a suspicious resemblance to some that came from Shanghai dauring'the late be reported from the river in one day. unpleasantness.3393993333 extra double soles, fast black, the price. day. Come and see them, Agents Wanted. Complete Life of Queen Victoria.— Best Book. Best Terms. Outfit mailed ‘on receipt.of 15 cents Address 8. O. Miller & Co., Portland, Oregon. TAYLOR . BLENDS “TEA To Suit Your Taste. Ask for a Sample of TA\ LOR’S BEST j26-6 — ——_+ «460-2 Weather Prediction. MeAdie, of the San Francisco Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: Cloudy aud warmer tonight. Sanday. Raip eee Fresh Creamery Butter at 45:ents ioil At Sigourney’s tor Sele. A thirty-ga'len hot watertanharda fine English Breakfast Tea, _ AT 75c PER POUND. Other Grades at Other Prices. bathtub are offered for sale. Enquire of Howell, the plumber. TAYLOR'S STORE Nevada City. RugESUUSEESCIUEEEEUEEETEEEEere EE How do you sharpen , your knife ? razor. POCKET Razors, Shears . Don't lay it flat as you would a Just hold it at an angle of about 20 degrees, as. above, and work from heel to point, H:S ‘Ba cos Our Very Best KNIVES and Butcher Knives are made from the finest steel and seldom need sharpening. _Made-in hundreds of different patterns. — = FOR SALE BY -Lece € SHaw Co {= rook of fame > ph tograp. Gat Sale of Children’s Schual Hse, All sizes, 10 cts. a pair, MAFEER & cos This will make you mothers open your eyes when you see the stockings that we sell for 10 cents a pair—all sizes, SEE WINDOW '333339599999999999900 100 dozen Boy’s and Girl’s School Hose, double knees and all sizes, 10 cents a pair, COME TODAY---Y ou will never get as good a one for A great many people ask us why w: are always busy in our Store—“CASH PRICES”— is what we answer, and you can get more Dry Goods for your money than ever. Some new things in Black Dress Goods, just arrived toLace Curtain Sale now going on. SEE OUR LARGE WINDOW. Our motto—“ONE CASH PRICE TO ALL,” MAHBTER & CO. The Winner in the Race For supremrcy in the Confectionery line must possess several qualifications, namely : Sweetness, Attractivenese, Flavor, Cleanlinese, Obeapness. We cluim all these for our Oandies ‘ry a box of our French Mixed or Sp inish Panoche, and be convinced. E"O LEI. 13 Comm rcial Street, Nevada City DO YOU WANT GOOD LUCK ? _ OF COURSE YOU DO. Then wear a pair of our Shoes fa which we use the 1-16 inch wide broad wearing surface Good Luck Circlettes. ‘They will wear twice as long as Shoes made without them, and cost you no more. Hence one pair equals two—which Saves you momey and Make Good Luck For You BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. WANTED. Half a dozen Cook Stoves and an Oil Heater. Must be cheap and in good order., W. E. JOHNSTON, Teglers Confectionary Conmnoralal 3¢, >>. Peansoript Blook, CHAS. BE. TEGLER, Proprietor Constantly on hand a large ateck of . Candies Nuts, Oranges Lemons, Bananas Limes Oyster Cocktails, Hot Beef Tea and Clam Buillon. ».Do You Kkaow That Moore carries the largest and picture. dl9-tf Grand Ball TO BE GIVEN AT . ARMORY HALL —on— «WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. ’ February 224, —BY— Go. ¢, 2d Inft. Reg't LIST OF PRIZES: Best Dressed Lady—Gold Bracelet. Best Dressed Gent—Gold Ring. Best sustained Lady Oharacter—A Dress Pattern, Best suctained Gent—Hat. Most Original Lady—Pair Shoes. Most Origiual Gent—Silk Moffir. _ Best Dressed Group, Best Sustained Group, Most Original Group—Banquet ewalk— First prize, Oake. do Second Prize, Ham. Music by Wild’s fuil Orchestra, including Drums, «°°? O. Tompkins, J. @: Neagle. Admission"Tokets ‘1, -Gallery 5 ceuts. Children 25 cents, -Masks mnat be raised at the door. Crawford’s. Door Committee—D, B. Getobell, E. . Costumes can be rented at Wm. Hr that Should Interest B' ca Something New Every For first-class plumbing g a rd—Ole t. George Viney a : Reisling wines, at Sead di cag a Missouri obituarist ‘ect: “She was wafted into of eternal light at 6 o'she orning.” * Qarton (Maine) brand Sw adden’s. sci parrels of the nicest ever brought into this mark ceived at P. G. Scadden’s. =jsoard Brothers are at all sared to fill any size ord liquors. The public can procure perry and strawberry plan g. Lébr at all times. ~ Tomales, in cans—they’r for an evening lunch, a be bad at Phil Scadden’s. Call around to the Pee js evening. gene medicinal should be absolutely pure work should be tolerated ticular. We have the abso kind of whiskey, brand) port. Vintons Pharmacy. Highest grade Flavoring Soa dden’s. Tom’s Place will have. this evening. Some people go to char pp their rascality. Love may be blind, but gather and the dog seldom services of an oculist. At the Grotto saloon te hot lunch will be served t present. A parent writes to us the poyed and pained by his . out late nights, smoking ci getting tight, and aske if v sent a remedy for this rap evil, The boy’s apine.can with ap ax, or he can be ni floor with a spike driven t! Youshould use Lanoline on the skin during this weather. Vinton selis it The time is drawing ne will bava to make your & tions. Howell does the . end he will treat you with Fred Eilerman has’ m tions to serve a five hot saloon tonight. There was a goed atten Epworth League social and the program. heretof was carried out in a very ner, ae Milo Lodge, K. of P., purchase new robes, etc. cers. The outfit will cos and the coin will be-raises tion. When this is done give a series of entertaits An old bachelor says 8 ‘tificate is a noose—-paper. ‘Maitland Brothers hb ibest of Jiquors on hand ¢ vat all times. When some men think ing they are only killing A good talker is alv when he encounters @ g¢ Only those who have ever get anything out o ding. : People associate with jnst as natarally as wW level. if you would please her what she wants rat! she needs : Many a man is know! pany of his wife’s relati an easy mark. If you should desire drinking lineyou . sho Grotto. It is the most in town and you al fair treatment. Call on Ed Schmidt anything in the tobacc For.Life Jusarance 8 Boneless bone Ham: at Scadden’s. Hot Beef Tea and O! Tegler’s confectionery Sauerkrout, inbalk, Fresh ranch eggs at en, at Sigourney’s. Selected Queen Ol finest in the land. A Lehr’s Nevada Oit jars. At Scadden’s. The fineat and fres goods ever brought unpacked at Phil Sos All kinds of Jellies Scadden’s. William Britland. itors to his saloon wi! this evening. © ee Steamer a , T WasHineton, Feb Department has rec the Consul at Ohi the effect that th Sui Hsiang has bee! the rapids of the Y: above Ichang. Ths but all. of her pa mainder of her cre steamer was buil » gate the Yang T Chung Kiag. 8! a

WY greet ee EE THE TRANSCRIPT. Issxed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted aT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —BY— BROWN & CALEAINS ae TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By fiell, o * £$6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part uf the city. TGLEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX E SATURDAY.... ..Feb. 2, 1901 ——————eeee Editorial Notes. Without joining in the present . disouasoh as to wpether Uncle Tom’s cabin was or was not to life, it may be said positively that nine out of ten southerners who denounce the book have never read it but. have drawn their opinion as to it from the colored lithcgraphic posters that herald the coming of the play based on it. _ If Donnelly has met Bucon and Shakespeare, wha' a fine row they mast have had on the banks of th+ Styx. Why doesn’t Oom Paal come ove: and secare the services of Mrs. N tion At least, they could not be. less valuable than those of Webster Davis. We wonder whether the Commoner can live ap to it press notices? _, After King Edward, Great Britain “will have still another Wettin as wel: ~ gs another reign. Alfred Austin should be forced t read his poem about the Queen, so tha: he will be sble to uuderstand bow -other folks fcel about it. Oom Paul has had hiseyes operated on and Lord Salisbury is now hoping that the old man will be able to see th error of his ways. We really wonder in what direction the spirit of feminine unrest will break out next. Mrs. Nation’s escapades ar: merely part of thie general feeling for revolt. IN THE CHURCHES, Places of Worship Where You Will Be Welcome Tomorrow. TRINITY CHUROH. Services at Trinity church tomorrow will be as follows: Morning prayer, sermon and Holy Communion, 11 a. m; Sunday School and Bible class, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer und se:mon, 7 p.m ; Friday service,7 p.m. Rev W. A. Rimer, Rector. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will preach atlla.m and7 p.m. Evening sutject—“Cr un We Make this Litea Heaver or a Helif” ‘The ( bristian endeavor will meet at the a-uai bvur, Subject —“Christian Endeavor Day.” Sbbatt School at the close of the morning service. METHODIST CHURCH. Pratchivg morning and evening by the p-«stor, Rev Wm. Argwin Sunda) School at close of morniog service «Junior League at 5 p. m. Epwo th League at6p. m.—Heury. Mattheson, Leader. Olass Meeting at 9:45 a. m.— Jobo Polkingborn teader. Praye: meeting Thu-sday night. ~~ 3@e + —-—__ Mysteriou . Disappearance. New York, Fetruary 1.—The World says: Mrs. Timothy J. Brennan,+ bride of\five weeks, is anxiously awaiting sabe Teen the disappearance of ber hu&band, who has been missing since the last of last year. She says that when ber husband left he went t Philudelpbia to cash a draft for $150,000. and that the last trace she hus ottained of him was when he left the bank witb $60,000 iu cash and. a draft eo a bank in Havana for the remaini: g $90,000. Mr. Brennau had been married a little over two weeks when he vanished. ‘Tne ceremony vccurred in Trenton on December 2ist. It was arranged that they shou.d sail. for Havane the day after that on which the husband disapeared. Mrs. Brennan’s maiden name was Miss Nellie ‘lierney. Her h: me is in Monireal, and she was on a visit to Trenton when she met Brennan. After the wedding they re‘mained in Trenton, the husband making daily visits to Philadelphia on business. [t \as on December 30th he disappeared. Still Lower , Pasesnger Fares. Beiena, Mout. Feb. 1st—Passenger \gates on the Northern Pac:fic and the Great Northern railwavs were todey reduced from 4vents to 8 cents per mile. It is expected that the Oregon Short Line, the (i:eai Falls and Cansda, the Burlingtcn and other roads wil! do likewise. bs) eae as (eens FUT Special to Transcript. Lonpon, February 2—The greatest that thronged London was seen on crowd ever the streets today, on the occasion of the funeral of Queen Victoria, which took place this morning. Never before were there so many crowned heads rode in a procession. _ Immence throngs of people waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the coffin. The funeral train reached Victoria Station at 11 0’clock this forenoon. Royal personages followed, chiming bells and minute guns announced the starting o‘the procession. At 11:30 o’clock the procession passed through the principal streets, reaching Paddington’s Station at 1:30, and arrived at Windsor at 2:30. Ae atonic, nothing in the world beats Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. PERSONAL POINTERS, sil) Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old” and Young. C. D. Evstin left today for San Francisco for the benefit of his heath. Ex Supervisor J. M. Buttington is ili st hie home. Edward Baker, of the Nevada C ty fransfer Company, is. nthe sick list. B. F. Derickson, the owner of the toll bridge at Freeman’s Crossing, is nach improved. He is coufined to his bed at the National Hotel. But a few days ago it was thought he was beyond recovery. Peter Jewell is quife ill at his home uear the Mountaineer mine. Sheritf Getch-+li bas returned from a rip to Cisco. William Chaca, one of the accomo. tating c'erks at ihe Leggy & Shaw Com saby’s stores, weut to Sacramento tis Morning on a. busiuess and pleasure crip. ean cANeRna eile tons When the train conveying other ~ Paatic Sal Speclal to the Transcript: New York, Feb. a—The announcement is made that the Harriman syndicate has acquired complete control; not only of the Southern Pacific Railroad, but thé Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway. The syndicate is controlled by the Goulds. The principal object of .obtaining the roads is to prevent rate cutting. Gone East. SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. 2.-President Hays, of the Southern Pacific, was summoned last night to go to New York without delay. He left on a special train at 2 o’clock this morning. a er tee Jesse Moore * AA” whiskey is used in all the principal hospital in the United states. Why is i*? + eee + Personal Mentions. Rev. W. Angwin, who has been to Sacramnto spending a few daye, returned last evening. ; E Gohiburg of San Franeiseco arrived bere on last evening’s train. R. Brown of St Louis is here on a business trip. G. M. Turner, of Scranton, Pa., arrived here last evening on mining busi vess. T. A. Herney and F.: A. Yrimer of San Fra cisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Superintendent W. B. Davieand wife left this morning for a visit to friends at Francisco. J. Bamberger, the well-known cigar man of S4n Francisco, is in town Frank Gri:sel left this afternoon fo: Washington on a business trip. Mrs. Augast Costa came down today from Downieville today to be at the bedside of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. james Seu!, who are both dangerorsl) ik. ; pn aan We 3 Clocks, Given Away. Come Just to \. Look Good Time to Buy £ fo — GREAT EMOVAL SALE How Cheap are Selling China, Crockery, Glassware, Agateware, Silverware, Oil Heaters, Lamps, Jardiniers Dinner Sets Almost , How Many Beautiful \ Premiums we are Giving away with every purchase. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder Will Tove Soon to Our Now Store. MASONIC BUILD! «« , { Nis. 35%. Great American Importing Vea Co. Old Store Selling Out ‘ Commercial St., Nevada City officially . . New Plant. Prrrezune, Pa., Feb. 1 —The Ameriean Ax and l'ool Company has put in ‘operation its new plant at Glassport, which has cost $500,000. This doubles the capucity of the company. Burglar Was a Sacramentan: Sacramento, Feb. 1.—The Saocramento police have been notified by the Sen Francisco police that’the body of the burglar who was killed in that city a few nights ago by a barber named Hill has been identified as that of Sam Shannon, a former Sacramentan. He is a son of Sam Shannon, who lives at 622 in the alley,Q and R, Sixth and Seventh Streets. To Have a New Church. The Smartsville correspondent of the Marysville Appeal writes as follows: At the last M. E. Onarch quarterly eonference held a few days ego the question of a new church for this place was pretty thoroughly discussed and approved. In fact all were in favor of and some quite anxious for tie new edifice. Everything was quite satis— factorily arranged so that nothing now remains as an obstruction, but—well, yes, there seems to bea“but” Still, of @ very small consequence; it is simply a slight insufficiency of finances, that’s all, To overcome thia slight impediment, the Rev. J. G. Sigler of Fernley, assisted by J. T. Vineyard and others, will solicit throughout the district and there—well, there is no use being too impetuous; the architect. has not yet formulated the plans, or at least bas not yet. presented them, so we must exercise a little patience. Phelan and the Investigation. San Fraxcisco, February 1—Mayor Phelan, aftera conference with members of the Police Commission today stated that the Legislative Committee its work thoroughly. He directed prompt attention, however, to the fact that the legislation of the State, in the amendment to Section 6, Artic'e XL,denies the right of the Legislature to interfere in our municipal affairs; that we have home rale in San Francisco; that the Police Department is a crea.tion of the Oharter and that the Lezislatare has no power whatever to discipline the Department. Oe oA Foreign Enterprise. Mancunsrze, N. H, Feb. 1. — Rev and Mrs. E ihu Grant, two young persons well known in this city, wit: leave this month te conduct a training home for boys at Ramallab, a town witha population of. about 4,000, about ten miies nortb of Jerusalem. This school will be a complement. to the _ girls’ school started some ten years ago by the Society of Friends. The school or home, to be established by the Grants, will be supported by the Chris‘ian Endeavor Societies. would be accorded every facility to do] A FINE COMPANY. Nevada City to Have Four Good Performances Next Week. Theater-goors of this city are to have a treat Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of next week, when the Stuart, Goodwin Davenpcrt Company will appear here. For the benefit of those who will be unable to attend the evening performances a matinee will be given on Saturday afternoon. The company -is a large one and, the players bave been selected from the leading theaters in the East. The plays they present are all the latest reastern successes and they will undoubtedly be well received here. Seats are now on sale at Foley’s confectionrey store. tec Tomorrow at the National. A fine dinner is something that every body likes, eepeciaily on Sunday. Knowing this the Reccor Brothers always bave an extra fine one served on that day at the National Hotel. Those who ‘eat one Sunday dinner at this botel generally . become regular attendents. Everything that goes to make a good meal will be on the tables in abundance. Looted Bank Open Again. Nawrport, Ky., Feb. 1—The German National Bank re-opened today. It was looted by Assistant Cashier Brown of $300,000, and was closed by the United States examiner. The directors bave paid in $67,000 under the doubie assessment regulation, and the old demain in the bank as long as necessary. teed How’s this? ‘We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for avy case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarch Cure.

F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Props.,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry ou. any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,O. Watpine, Kinnan& Manvin, Wholesale Druggists, ‘l'oledo, O. Hail’s Catar:b Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mncous surfaces of the system. Price 75u per bottle.. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hali’s Family, Pilie are the best. «ec PhS ee positors agreed to allow $450,000 to re— Explosion of Gasoline. Lamp. Sativa, Kan., February 1.—Half a dozen people were injured by the explosion of a gasoline lamp that wrecked Ollinger’s barber shop last night. Rev. George Caldwell, a United Brethren minister, may die. He was blown through a plate-glass window, temporarily blinded by the explosion and burned from head to foot. Several people who were, passing the shop were cut by flying glass. —-— +29 Demands of Honexone, January 31.—It is reported from Canton that. the German Ooneul there has demanded an indemnity of $100,000 for each man wounded in the recent outrage on the West River, and $50,000 for other damages. Piracy is increasing to sach propor tions that the Consuls have demanded better protection for the waterways. The Vicercy replied to their demands that he was doingall that was possible, but the Consuls are not satisfied. It is not unusual for a dozen cutragee to Germany.) : Of Bonds, MonrreaL, Feb: 1.—The ratepaye are today voting on @ Proposition ty approve a new city loan of $2,000, 000, to be devoted to the extension of ths Bonsecour market, the constfuction of a new civic contagious disease hospita), the construction of level railway cross. Ings, and theimproyement of the streets. : Men's Wages Are Reduced, Younastown, Ohio, February 1.—The . reduction of wages of 4,000 men in alj the blast farnaces in the Mationing and Chenango valleys took effect today, The basic price has been reduced from $190 to $165 per day to bottom fillers and helpers. : Dispatches in regard tv. the VicePresidents’s prowess in Oolorado beara a suspicious resemblance to some that came from Shanghai dauring'the late be reported from the river in one day. unpleasantness.3393993333 extra double soles, fast black, the price. day. Come and see them, Agents Wanted. Complete Life of Queen Victoria.— Best Book. Best Terms. Outfit mailed ‘on receipt.of 15 cents Address 8. O. Miller & Co., Portland, Oregon. TAYLOR . BLENDS “TEA To Suit Your Taste. Ask for a Sample of TA\ LOR’S BEST j26-6 — ——_+ «460-2 Weather Prediction. MeAdie, of the San Francisco Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: Cloudy aud warmer tonight. Sanday. Raip eee Fresh Creamery Butter at 45:ents ioil At Sigourney’s tor Sele. A thirty-ga'len hot watertanharda fine English Breakfast Tea, _ AT 75c PER POUND. Other Grades at Other Prices. bathtub are offered for sale. Enquire of Howell, the plumber. TAYLOR'S STORE Nevada City. RugESUUSEESCIUEEEEUEEETEEEEere EE How do you sharpen , your knife ? razor. POCKET Razors, Shears . Don't lay it flat as you would a Just hold it at an angle of about 20 degrees, as. above, and work from heel to point, H:S ‘Ba cos Our Very Best KNIVES and Butcher Knives are made from the finest steel and seldom need sharpening. _Made-in hundreds of different patterns. — = FOR SALE BY -Lece € SHaw Co {= rook of fame > ph tograp. Gat Sale of Children’s Schual Hse, All sizes, 10 cts. a pair, MAFEER & cos This will make you mothers open your eyes when you see the stockings that we sell for 10 cents a pair—all sizes, SEE WINDOW '333339599999999999900 100 dozen Boy’s and Girl’s School Hose, double knees and all sizes, 10 cents a pair, COME TODAY---Y ou will never get as good a one for A great many people ask us why w: are always busy in our Store—“CASH PRICES”— is what we answer, and you can get more Dry Goods for your money than ever. Some new things in Black Dress Goods, just arrived toLace Curtain Sale now going on. SEE OUR LARGE WINDOW. Our motto—“ONE CASH PRICE TO ALL,” MAHBTER & CO. The Winner in the Race For supremrcy in the Confectionery line must possess several qualifications, namely : Sweetness, Attractivenese, Flavor, Cleanlinese, Obeapness. We cluim all these for our Oandies ‘ry a box of our French Mixed or Sp inish Panoche, and be convinced. E"O LEI. 13 Comm rcial Street, Nevada City DO YOU WANT GOOD LUCK ? _ OF COURSE YOU DO. Then wear a pair of our Shoes fa which we use the 1-16 inch wide broad wearing surface Good Luck Circlettes. ‘They will wear twice as long as Shoes made without them, and cost you no more. Hence one pair equals two—which Saves you momey and Make Good Luck For You BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. WANTED. Half a dozen Cook Stoves and an Oil Heater. Must be cheap and in good order., W. E. JOHNSTON, Teglers Confectionary Conmnoralal 3¢, >>. Peansoript Blook, CHAS. BE. TEGLER, Proprietor Constantly on hand a large ateck of . Candies Nuts, Oranges Lemons, Bananas Limes Oyster Cocktails, Hot Beef Tea and Clam Buillon. ».Do You Kkaow That Moore carries the largest and picture. dl9-tf Grand Ball TO BE GIVEN AT . ARMORY HALL —on— «WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY.. ’ February 224, —BY— Go. ¢, 2d Inft. Reg't LIST OF PRIZES: Best Dressed Lady—Gold Bracelet. Best Dressed Gent—Gold Ring. Best sustained Lady Oharacter—A Dress Pattern, Best suctained Gent—Hat. Most Original Lady—Pair Shoes. Most Origiual Gent—Silk Moffir. _ Best Dressed Group, Best Sustained Group, Most Original Group—Banquet ewalk— First prize, Oake. do Second Prize, Ham. Music by Wild’s fuil Orchestra, including Drums, «°°? O. Tompkins, J. @: Neagle. Admission"Tokets ‘1, -Gallery 5 ceuts. Children 25 cents, -Masks mnat be raised at the door. Crawford’s. Door Committee—D, B. Getobell, E. . Costumes can be rented at Wm. Hr that Should Interest B' ca Something New Every For first-class plumbing g a rd—Ole t. George Viney a : Reisling wines, at Sead di cag a Missouri obituarist ‘ect: “She was wafted into of eternal light at 6 o'she orning.” * Qarton (Maine) brand Sw adden’s. sci parrels of the nicest ever brought into this mark ceived at P. G. Scadden’s. =jsoard Brothers are at all sared to fill any size ord liquors. The public can procure perry and strawberry plan g. Lébr at all times. ~ Tomales, in cans—they’r for an evening lunch, a be bad at Phil Scadden’s. Call around to the Pee js evening. gene medicinal should be absolutely pure work should be tolerated ticular. We have the abso kind of whiskey, brand) port. Vintons Pharmacy. Highest grade Flavoring Soa dden’s. Tom’s Place will have. this evening. Some people go to char pp their rascality. Love may be blind, but gather and the dog seldom services of an oculist. At the Grotto saloon te hot lunch will be served t present. A parent writes to us the poyed and pained by his . out late nights, smoking ci getting tight, and aske if v sent a remedy for this rap evil, The boy’s apine.can with ap ax, or he can be ni floor with a spike driven t! Youshould use Lanoline on the skin during this weather. Vinton selis it The time is drawing ne will bava to make your & tions. Howell does the . end he will treat you with Fred Eilerman has’ m tions to serve a five hot saloon tonight. There was a goed atten Epworth League social and the program. heretof was carried out in a very ner, ae Milo Lodge, K. of P., purchase new robes, etc. cers. The outfit will cos and the coin will be-raises tion. When this is done give a series of entertaits An old bachelor says 8 ‘tificate is a noose—-paper. ‘Maitland Brothers hb ibest of Jiquors on hand ¢ vat all times. When some men think ing they are only killing A good talker is alv when he encounters @ g¢ Only those who have ever get anything out o ding. : People associate with jnst as natarally as wW level. if you would please her what she wants rat! she needs : Many a man is know! pany of his wife’s relati an easy mark. If you should desire drinking lineyou . sho Grotto. It is the most in town and you al fair treatment. Call on Ed Schmidt anything in the tobacc For.Life Jusarance 8 Boneless bone Ham: at Scadden’s. Hot Beef Tea and O! Tegler’s confectionery Sauerkrout, inbalk, Fresh ranch eggs at en, at Sigourney’s. Selected Queen Ol finest in the land. A Lehr’s Nevada Oit jars. At Scadden’s. The fineat and fres goods ever brought unpacked at Phil Sos All kinds of Jellies Scadden’s. William Britland. itors to his saloon wi! this evening. © ee Steamer a , T WasHineton, Feb Department has rec the Consul at Ohi the effect that th Sui Hsiang has bee! the rapids of the Y: above Ichang. Ths but all. of her pa mainder of her cre steamer was buil » gate the Yang T Chung Kiag. 8! a