June 2, 1904 (4 pages)

hiss weet Ay HIS: ‘eerie sciiasaniesintaiiminniataes / Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. en FRED HB. BROWN, Manager. SS TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Syme, ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : “ Delivered toany vart offthe city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SEMA AIR 8 airy x5 the FE GH nN Oe ara as JUNE 2, 1904 A TURBID STREAM THAT = SHOULD BE CHECKED HE large and rapidly increasing proportion of aliens in our jaile * rete almsbouses and asylums is attracting the attentiou of the American authorities. Theoretically our immigration laws are sufficient to exclude those foreigners who may be expected to reinforce the criminal or dependent part of the population, but as a matter of fact, these laws do not operate as an effective protection. The nations of Europe have long been using this country as a dumping ground for their undesirable citizens. It is cheaper to encourage or connive at their escape across the Atlantic than to coop them up in prisons or charitable institutions to be maintained at public charge. ; There seems no way of remedying this evil. A more rigid enforcement of the existing laws is hardly possibie. A criminal or pauper cannot be recognized by inspection and with hundrede of thousands of people flocking hither, an investigation of the previous record of each individual is impossible. As long as the present great stream continues, this country must expect to receive a large number of undesirable citizens, But while many will of necessity succeed in running the blockade, there is no reason why precautions should be neglected. The present laws should be enforced with all the vigilance possible. Every persoa not entitled to land in America should be deported without mercy. Sentiment should not be allowed to interfere. The time has passed when this country welcomes all immigrants. It now only wants the good ones. > £P FPF DH PF The Learning That Runs T00 Deep for Utteranee. LITTLE learning is a dangerous thing, no doubt, but sometimes they who drink deep of the Pierian spring fill themselves too full for utterance. The silent scholar, however, is at least more tolerab’e than the talkative sciolist. It was a wise Greek who euid that the beginning of wisdom is to know how ignorant one really is. Learning leads to modesty. There is no more cocksure authority on any subject than a recent graduate from school or. tin. college. The brand-new physician airs his learning freely. To him acold in. Alamedaccunty should be counted as the nose isan inflammation of the nasal membrane. of the gelastic muscles. Laughter is a contortion It was from a young doctor that the pugilist, Fi'zsimmons, got the name for the ‘solar plexus blow,” now celebrated under that title, although as John L. Sullivan remarked, it is only a long name for the L. D. Nihe Denied Bail. The writ of probable cause and application to be released on bail made by Lawrence D. Nibell, was denie&, by Judge F, T. Nilbn in the Superior Court today. WNibell was recently convicted in the Superior Ooart of an assault with a deadly weapon on the person of John Rafter, and sentenced to eighteen monthe in jail. Through his lawyer, Thos. S. Ford Esq, be has appealed to the Supreme Court for a new triel, and pending a decision, he desired to be admitted to bail. Entertained Friends Mrs. Fred Zeitler entertained a number of her friends at whist in her rooms in the National Hotel this afterThe guests spent a pleasant afternoon and were highly compliment ary to their: bostess. Delicate re freshmente were served. Has a Good Position James Kinkead, who graduated from the State University last week as an electrical engineer, with high honore, ie now in the employ of the Oalifornia Electrical Supply Company of San Francisco. Mr. Kinkead is an ambitious and deserving young man, and the best wishes of his many friends go with him. New Road. A force of men is engaged in making a road from the California mine at Deadman’s Flat to the Osceola mine, near Rough end Ready. Superintendent Frank Enzensperger ie arranging to begin operations at the latter mine very soon. Dimmick Loses. WasHInGtTon, June 1—The Supreme Court bas affirmed with costs the judgment of the Oiroait Court for the Northern District of California, denying the application of Walter N. Dimmick for a writ of hebeae corpus, Dimmick was seutenced to two yéara’ imprisonment at San Quentin for defrauding the branch Mint at San Francisco and was confined in the Alameda Oounty Jail pending his appeal, when he was taken to San QuenHe claimed that his service in part of the sentence, buat the court ruled otherwise. Dimmick was taken to San Quentin [Platform Dance ‘Saturday Night On Saturday evening next, June 4th, the El Oro Olub will give their second open-air dance on the platform adjoin ing Hotel Antlers. The opening dance last Saturday night was one of the most successful social events ever given in thie city and it is the intention of Ei Oro Club to make next Saturday’e dance, and all that are to follow, juzt as attractive and popular as the first, Richard Goyne has been chosen as floor director and the following. will act as floor managers for next Saturday evening: James Dolan, Geo. Neagle, John Schmidt, H. R. Turner, Bert Ashton, O, E. Tegler, W. Maguire, H. Dickerman, The latest dance music will be discoursed by the Boye’ Band. Apticles Filed Today Articles of incorporation of the Elsie A. Gold and Silver Mining Company were filed with Couuty Oierk Arbogast today. The corporation is formed to acquire, develop, operate and dispoge of mining properties; to extract, redace and dispose of ores; to acquire, repair, use and dispose of water rights; to acquire and develop timber rights; pose of buildings; to purchase, erect, repair and dispose of mining machinery; to doa general mining bustness and everything necessary or incident thereto. : The corporation is to exist fifty years, and the principal place of business, Nevada City. Directors—L. L. Myers, B. 8. Rector, Alex Hongell, J. M. Hadley, George Bonney, George A. Hurét. Amount of capital stock, $200,0.0; divided into two hundred thoueand shares, Par value $1 per share. Amount subscribed, $60. Funeral Today. The funeral of the late Mrs. Marie I. Beardsley took place from the family residence on Railroad avenue this afternoon at two o’clock, under the auspices of Ceanotha Council, Degree of Poesahontas, of Grass Valley; and was largely attended. Fears Flood. Kansas Orry, Mo , Jane 1—Two inches of rain fell in Southern Kansas today, and it is probable that all streams which had been receding in the past few days will again rise and overflow their banks, on April 18, 1908, and with: good behavior his term would expire next old, familiar panch in the belly which laid many a good man low before Fi'z-. March. After that he will begin to * simmons knocked out Corbett at Carson City. Put a young doctor in the serve another sentence on a subsequent witness chair as an expert and he will mystify the jury with sesquipedalian Reon: words. Patan old doctor on the stand and he will talk in homely pbrasee and make himself intelligible. So with a lawyer, recently admitted to practice. He is very learned and is disposed to parade his learning, He will not discuss the simplest matter without referring to the year books, to Ooke, and to a few blackletter worthiee, And thera is no one more omniscient than the newly made graduate from college unless it be the newly made graduate from a bigh school. Charles Darwin was se modest that he used to listen patiently and attentively to the opinions of the shallowest pates. He was always more eager to learo than to teach, and his humility frequently astonished his friends, He gave to others more credit than was their due, and thereby did himself wrong, for he was generous in all things and just. In this respect, and in other respects, he is an excellent exemplar to all young prodigies of learning. Dar. Quarantined. Yoxouama, June 1—The American mail eteamer Oorea, from Chinese porte, is quarantined at Kobe, owing to having a suepected case of plague on board. The sick person isa cabin passenger, Mre. Palmer. The steamer probably will be detained ten days. Worst of All Experiences. Cau anything be worse than to feel win did not rash into print with his theories, but held them back for many . that every minute will be your last? years while he patiently collected and weighed evidence, Shot in the Back’ Magzirosa, June 1,—George V. Dewey BAKERSFIELD, Jane 1 — News has Such was the experience of Mrs. 8S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. ferable pain from indigestion. stomDeath seemed Woman Drowned [t22223 ere taatie,, Death cosmed dies failed. At length I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was shot In the back by an unknown. reached here from Kernville that a. 924 now I'm completely recovered.” person while he was at work in a gar-. woman well known here was drowned den near hie residence. found by an Indian girl. the murderer. Monday. bight. The woman wae known only PIANO TUNING. ‘appears to know her right name. —-— — -ee That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King’s Nex Life Pills. Tbonsands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, ‘They make pure blood Piano tuning, regulating and re. pairing. C. W. Bennett will be in Nevada Oity May 80th, and will cail on all his patrons. m26tf Check Lost. A> shisok fanaa in. in favor ot #.R cents, money back if not cured. Sold Godfrey for $44.05, signed by 3, p,. 7 ¥* D: Vinton, Druggist. Joubert, drawn on Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, San Francisco, has been lost. Number of check 24. Finder . will please leave at this office. m2%4 For Sale At a Bargain. Orchard. . aol If you want s good, cool drink o : best in town—drop ip 2 and see Vm. , = Fire and Life Ins F ; nsurance Brown & Moraan, m21-tf Drammers for “Old Gilt Edge* whisky alweys have “the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, in fact. ‘ Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs, Jamus Oainne, Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Transcript Building, Commercial Jag. Cairns, the well known harnegs Me and seddlery dealer, has pow in stock Good Meats. 8 five line of gents’ and boys’ belts snd hat bande, for the summer trade. _,clley Brothers have the very best ‘. of beef, Price from 85 cents up. OR eeteey “ zo mutton and veal on hand The body was. at that place while attempting to!] medicine. No clew to/croés Kern river on a foot bridge last . by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. The body was recovered last 7 as ‘‘Rouge House Bill,” and po one and build up your health. Only 25) reach the diseased portion of the ear. ‘Eight Room House, Large Lot and . it is entirely closed, Deafness isthe reHonse in a No. 1 condition. . Sat, and aalese the inflammation can Can be bought at a bargain. Price . be taken out and thie tube restored . to $1500, Property of all description for . its normal condition, hearing will be Real Estate Agents, . 20thing but an inflamed condition of For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only Only 50c. It’s guaranteed Baked clam pie will be the choice dish at the National Hotel bar next Saturday night, and it will be free to all comers. Everything else is of the very best. Drop in and partake of the fine spread. soe Sg eee \ Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications’ as they cannot There is is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitational remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’e Catarrh Oure. Send for circalars, free. : F.J ee oat $e . » Toledo, O. Ball's Family Pills are’ the best. ter—pate the “right edge” on your hospitality. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., 8. F, \ for any case of Deafness (caused by . Have something” ie good, have aj [iittle “Old Git Kage” whisky ie bet. Stock, Bonds, Ete. to constract, purahase, repair and dia. RUSSIAN LOSS WAS HEAVY At Battle of Kinchou Eight Hundred Men and Thirty Officers Were Killed. St. PETERSBURG, June 2—Official telegram from Monken says the Russian losses at Battle Kinchon was thirty officers and eight hundred men were killed or wounded. All the guns were destroyed before the Japanese captured them. TRAIN. ROBBER ARRESTED George Gates Accused Of Copley Hold-Up Captured at Medford, Oregon. San FRANCISco, June 2—George Gates, accused of the Copley train robbery on the Southern Pacific, has been arrested at Medford, Oregon. LONDON, Jtne 2—Secretary of Foreign Affairs reported in the House of Commons today that the Russians had placed naval guns outside the territorial limit and that no The following are the quotations reply had been made to Russia as yet. asked for stocks snd. bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat..... 1 45 Brewing Barley.... «l 17 WATER AND GAS. ; Spring Valley..... $37 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 60 MINING STOOKS, Mexican .. 1 Utah .cicies Gould & Cur. 28)Overman.. Best & Bel.1 60!. Justice.. pa Con. Oal & Va.1 4 Unlotiicins 5 62 60 Ophie 2.0.00: .5 62;Sierra Nevada 40 60) 07 87 12 7 REVISING FREIGHT RATES CuIcAGo, June 2—The traffic officials on the Harriman lines who have been working on the revised schedule freight rates today made a number of radical reductions. Savage.. Alt@ crccccecesess . OD Oboller Ut eters 19 Falla, «ss. 08 = —=___— otosil.. aledonia.. Hale & Nor. 81/silver Hill. 55 Another Bargain. No Dessert rown Point. 3 allenge.. Say Fine House on Olay street, with two}. s ier, ket ro scr ala x o acres of ground, $1100. $400 cash and More Attr activ Kentuck.. (C4. . Keyea..1 00 . balance in three years. Why use gelatine and Alpha.. yall. Brown & Moraan, spend hours soaking, Beleher.. = Bll -E m2i tf Real Estate Agents . sweetening, flavoring Oonfidence..1 10 He wae sure that Old Gilt Edge” was miraculous. I improved at once. whisky was good for him because he ae had “inside” information. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8. F. oe and coloring when For a good cool, sharp glass of bees : cal’ at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Bot JelJ-@0 y 4 : roduces better results in'two min Headache Saps Your Vitality erything in the package. Simply edie One dose of . Water and set to cool, It’s perfection. A sum And wrecks the brain. * % Sherman’s Headache Cure will oure . Prseto the housewife. No trouble, less ex. ts SHREVE & CO. Stationery. Invitations to Weddings and all other ‘soctal occasions. Marriage announcements. Reception and visiting cards. Correspondence cards em& beljished with Moriograms. EF Samples and estimates sent upon request. c ; WATCHES that bear the @ Stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable.Send for the new publication, «Indian Aftrow Point Jewelry.” SHREVE & COMPANY,: Manufacturers, Jewelers and Sfiversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS . Sae Francisce [ nse. Try itto-day. In Four Fruit Flac you. You swallow a pill, and the head 9 + Lemon, O y ache is gone. They cure neuralgia, Mi peu ra. y 25c and 10c a box. For sale by 4H. Ye Lee & Co. Dickerman, Sole Agent. Saturday Evening, June 4, 1904, AS FLoor Dirzoror—RICHARD GOYNE. F1oon MANAGBES—James' Dolan, J: Neagle, HK. Turner,0. 8, fegier, We Mesure’? {8btn. H. Dickerman, Geo, Music by the Boy’s Band. Everbody Invited. Admission—Gents 50 cents; Ladies Free. Spal Diath rant City. . : " roelain Bath Tabs. 0 ape ! a “> modation of Traveling Men. lt <> 000000000000000000—<a> LADIES’ e Plain Black Cotton, all sizes, 100, 150, 250, 85c Plain Black Liale, 50c. Plain Black, white feet and white soles, 25, S60. Plain Black, all sizes, 26c and 50c. Bleck Lace, many patterns, 25e, 50, Black Ribbed Hose, 25c. CHILDREN’S Black Ribbed Hose, 10¢;150, 250 Black Lace Hoge,25e f Pink, Blue, Lace) Infants’, 25. 5 a NUMBER 650 is the number of our 15c Obild’s Hose, Fast Black, fine ribbed imported foot, Try one pair. Ask for Number 650. \ e } : HOSE SUPPORTERS ~~ Ohild’s Black, 150, 20c Ladies’ (Hook on), all colors, 250, 50c Ladies’, with front pad, all colore, 250, 506 Ladies’, with Pin, all colors, 25c ; Ladies’, with Belt, all colore, 26c, 50c Maher & Co., Nevada City Here are some Big Monpy Savers. Bargains ! Bargains ! Ladies’, Misses’ and, Children’s Hats PRICE NO OBJECT We must sell all our large Stock of Millinery at most an We are gins to dispose of our business in Nevada Qity and Grass alley. The new roprietors will take possession on July 4th. Until then take advantage of the greatest Bargain Sale in Nevada County. No reserve. Everything mast go Watch our Window display. Get your hats at our stores and be happy. : MRS. L. LUBECK, beating Mier of Nerade ony, FOR SALE. Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Al'eghany Mining Company’s stock. Make offer. BR price, Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal;$6 in Ca fi Buys a WALTHAM or an § Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock proporELGIN Nickel Dust Proof tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. Ask your Dealer for BOREATED Tus pow" Wholecale and retailjdealers in 15 cents per box. Violet Tacum Dowder "= Liauors& Cigars (In glass jars highly perfumed) 25 cents per jar, at Vinton'S Pharmacy) sascae THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept®by us. Drop in and . Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars CHAFIPION SALOON OOONNOR & SHANNON, Proprictora, Broad Street, Nevada City en Gorham Silver Polish : Hawke's Out Glase ; ABG Fruit aid Vexetubies Hotel Anti } , Blouse and : . EE ye at Bishan , . LEITER & DUNLAP I BEERS . . “rcienn™ . Waist Seis. _ "mem Famous the World. Summer Squash, Tomatoes, Greon Peas i ——= Let Main otreet, near the Plaza ‘ a ANP Silver Hat and Gran Open-Alr Da nn m= : All the up to date novelties, El Oro Club Platform j/SOUVEWIR spoons} Containing engravings of é _ Of interest in and i Wrecha a f . ights. turn Oall Belle. eeeeto! g ne ; attention to Commer. children’s “s Rad , A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers ~ Broad Street / QUITS OUTSIDE TERRITORY Midvale Drill Steel UISINE a Special feature. Rei Byerything Strictly High Clas Rae LSI Pf Dai \ Fra _ here, this « ~D. day, ! Mis _this— leave Hous Galbr Mre iting for se morrt Mary Ed. Hill t F.I this o Mrs San F and \ Oross Fre cisco and w Miss . Satur Tho home Joh ill at! Mrs visit t Av! from . count R. been . past, ing. Mis: ward Tivals Mrs * arrive Down! H. J ghany ing fo Mra at Sa able t here, Mrs. ( Joh: week after . st. L place Cla: here on th tend t D1 Mre is imy H. ] reside Mis from to Re Mr. turpe visiti C For ‘ eottag nishe: m12-t If 5 any ¢ and ¢

hiss weet Ay HIS: ‘eerie sciiasaniesintaiiminniataes / Nevapa City DaiLty TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. en FRED HB. BROWN, Manager. SS TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Syme, ° $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : “ Delivered toany vart offthe city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SEMA AIR 8 airy x5 the FE GH nN Oe ara as JUNE 2, 1904 A TURBID STREAM THAT = SHOULD BE CHECKED HE large and rapidly increasing proportion of aliens in our jaile * rete almsbouses and asylums is attracting the attentiou of the American authorities. Theoretically our immigration laws are sufficient to exclude those foreigners who may be expected to reinforce the criminal or dependent part of the population, but as a matter of fact, these laws do not operate as an effective protection. The nations of Europe have long been using this country as a dumping ground for their undesirable citizens. It is cheaper to encourage or connive at their escape across the Atlantic than to coop them up in prisons or charitable institutions to be maintained at public charge. ; There seems no way of remedying this evil. A more rigid enforcement of the existing laws is hardly possibie. A criminal or pauper cannot be recognized by inspection and with hundrede of thousands of people flocking hither, an investigation of the previous record of each individual is impossible. As long as the present great stream continues, this country must expect to receive a large number of undesirable citizens, But while many will of necessity succeed in running the blockade, there is no reason why precautions should be neglected. The present laws should be enforced with all the vigilance possible. Every persoa not entitled to land in America should be deported without mercy. Sentiment should not be allowed to interfere. The time has passed when this country welcomes all immigrants. It now only wants the good ones. > £P FPF DH PF The Learning That Runs T00 Deep for Utteranee. LITTLE learning is a dangerous thing, no doubt, but sometimes they who drink deep of the Pierian spring fill themselves too full for utterance. The silent scholar, however, is at least more tolerab’e than the talkative sciolist. It was a wise Greek who euid that the beginning of wisdom is to know how ignorant one really is. Learning leads to modesty. There is no more cocksure authority on any subject than a recent graduate from school or. tin. college. The brand-new physician airs his learning freely. To him acold in. Alamedaccunty should be counted as the nose isan inflammation of the nasal membrane. of the gelastic muscles. Laughter is a contortion It was from a young doctor that the pugilist, Fi'zsimmons, got the name for the ‘solar plexus blow,” now celebrated under that title, although as John L. Sullivan remarked, it is only a long name for the L. D. Nihe Denied Bail. The writ of probable cause and application to be released on bail made by Lawrence D. Nibell, was denie&, by Judge F, T. Nilbn in the Superior Court today. WNibell was recently convicted in the Superior Ooart of an assault with a deadly weapon on the person of John Rafter, and sentenced to eighteen monthe in jail. Through his lawyer, Thos. S. Ford Esq, be has appealed to the Supreme Court for a new triel, and pending a decision, he desired to be admitted to bail. Entertained Friends Mrs. Fred Zeitler entertained a number of her friends at whist in her rooms in the National Hotel this afterThe guests spent a pleasant afternoon and were highly compliment ary to their: bostess. Delicate re freshmente were served. Has a Good Position James Kinkead, who graduated from the State University last week as an electrical engineer, with high honore, ie now in the employ of the Oalifornia Electrical Supply Company of San Francisco. Mr. Kinkead is an ambitious and deserving young man, and the best wishes of his many friends go with him. New Road. A force of men is engaged in making a road from the California mine at Deadman’s Flat to the Osceola mine, near Rough end Ready. Superintendent Frank Enzensperger ie arranging to begin operations at the latter mine very soon. Dimmick Loses. WasHInGtTon, June 1—The Supreme Court bas affirmed with costs the judgment of the Oiroait Court for the Northern District of California, denying the application of Walter N. Dimmick for a writ of hebeae corpus, Dimmick was seutenced to two yéara’ imprisonment at San Quentin for defrauding the branch Mint at San Francisco and was confined in the Alameda Oounty Jail pending his appeal, when he was taken to San QuenHe claimed that his service in part of the sentence, buat the court ruled otherwise. Dimmick was taken to San Quentin [Platform Dance ‘Saturday Night On Saturday evening next, June 4th, the El Oro Olub will give their second open-air dance on the platform adjoin ing Hotel Antlers. The opening dance last Saturday night was one of the most successful social events ever given in thie city and it is the intention of Ei Oro Club to make next Saturday’e dance, and all that are to follow, juzt as attractive and popular as the first, Richard Goyne has been chosen as floor director and the following. will act as floor managers for next Saturday evening: James Dolan, Geo. Neagle, John Schmidt, H. R. Turner, Bert Ashton, O, E. Tegler, W. Maguire, H. Dickerman, The latest dance music will be discoursed by the Boye’ Band. Apticles Filed Today Articles of incorporation of the Elsie A. Gold and Silver Mining Company were filed with Couuty Oierk Arbogast today. The corporation is formed to acquire, develop, operate and dispoge of mining properties; to extract, redace and dispose of ores; to acquire, repair, use and dispose of water rights; to acquire and develop timber rights; pose of buildings; to purchase, erect, repair and dispose of mining machinery; to doa general mining bustness and everything necessary or incident thereto. : The corporation is to exist fifty years, and the principal place of business, Nevada City. Directors—L. L. Myers, B. 8. Rector, Alex Hongell, J. M. Hadley, George Bonney, George A. Hurét. Amount of capital stock, $200,0.0; divided into two hundred thoueand shares, Par value $1 per share. Amount subscribed, $60. Funeral Today. The funeral of the late Mrs. Marie I. Beardsley took place from the family residence on Railroad avenue this afternoon at two o’clock, under the auspices of Ceanotha Council, Degree of Poesahontas, of Grass Valley; and was largely attended. Fears Flood. Kansas Orry, Mo , Jane 1—Two inches of rain fell in Southern Kansas today, and it is probable that all streams which had been receding in the past few days will again rise and overflow their banks, on April 18, 1908, and with: good behavior his term would expire next old, familiar panch in the belly which laid many a good man low before Fi'z-. March. After that he will begin to * simmons knocked out Corbett at Carson City. Put a young doctor in the serve another sentence on a subsequent witness chair as an expert and he will mystify the jury with sesquipedalian Reon: words. Patan old doctor on the stand and he will talk in homely pbrasee and make himself intelligible. So with a lawyer, recently admitted to practice. He is very learned and is disposed to parade his learning, He will not discuss the simplest matter without referring to the year books, to Ooke, and to a few blackletter worthiee, And thera is no one more omniscient than the newly made graduate from college unless it be the newly made graduate from a bigh school. Charles Darwin was se modest that he used to listen patiently and attentively to the opinions of the shallowest pates. He was always more eager to learo than to teach, and his humility frequently astonished his friends, He gave to others more credit than was their due, and thereby did himself wrong, for he was generous in all things and just. In this respect, and in other respects, he is an excellent exemplar to all young prodigies of learning. Dar. Quarantined. Yoxouama, June 1—The American mail eteamer Oorea, from Chinese porte, is quarantined at Kobe, owing to having a suepected case of plague on board. The sick person isa cabin passenger, Mre. Palmer. The steamer probably will be detained ten days. Worst of All Experiences. Cau anything be worse than to feel win did not rash into print with his theories, but held them back for many . that every minute will be your last? years while he patiently collected and weighed evidence, Shot in the Back’ Magzirosa, June 1,—George V. Dewey BAKERSFIELD, Jane 1 — News has Such was the experience of Mrs. 8S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. ferable pain from indigestion. stomDeath seemed Woman Drowned [t22223 ere taatie,, Death cosmed dies failed. At length I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was shot In the back by an unknown. reached here from Kernville that a. 924 now I'm completely recovered.” person while he was at work in a gar-. woman well known here was drowned den near hie residence. found by an Indian girl. the murderer. Monday. bight. The woman wae known only PIANO TUNING. ‘appears to know her right name. —-— — -ee That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King’s Nex Life Pills. Tbonsands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches, ‘They make pure blood Piano tuning, regulating and re. pairing. C. W. Bennett will be in Nevada Oity May 80th, and will cail on all his patrons. m26tf Check Lost. A> shisok fanaa in. in favor ot #.R cents, money back if not cured. Sold Godfrey for $44.05, signed by 3, p,. 7 ¥* D: Vinton, Druggist. Joubert, drawn on Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, San Francisco, has been lost. Number of check 24. Finder . will please leave at this office. m2%4 For Sale At a Bargain. Orchard. . aol If you want s good, cool drink o : best in town—drop ip 2 and see Vm. , = Fire and Life Ins F ; nsurance Brown & Moraan, m21-tf Drammers for “Old Gilt Edge* whisky alweys have “the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, in fact. ‘ Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs, Jamus Oainne, Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Transcript Building, Commercial Jag. Cairns, the well known harnegs Me and seddlery dealer, has pow in stock Good Meats. 8 five line of gents’ and boys’ belts snd hat bande, for the summer trade. _,clley Brothers have the very best ‘. of beef, Price from 85 cents up. OR eeteey “ zo mutton and veal on hand The body was. at that place while attempting to!] medicine. No clew to/croés Kern river on a foot bridge last . by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. The body was recovered last 7 as ‘‘Rouge House Bill,” and po one and build up your health. Only 25) reach the diseased portion of the ear. ‘Eight Room House, Large Lot and . it is entirely closed, Deafness isthe reHonse in a No. 1 condition. . Sat, and aalese the inflammation can Can be bought at a bargain. Price . be taken out and thie tube restored . to $1500, Property of all description for . its normal condition, hearing will be Real Estate Agents, . 20thing but an inflamed condition of For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only Only 50c. It’s guaranteed Baked clam pie will be the choice dish at the National Hotel bar next Saturday night, and it will be free to all comers. Everything else is of the very best. Drop in and partake of the fine spread. soe Sg eee \ Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications’ as they cannot There is is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitational remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’e Catarrh Oure. Send for circalars, free. : F.J ee oat $e . » Toledo, O. Ball's Family Pills are’ the best. ter—pate the “right edge” on your hospitality. Wichman, Latgen & Oo., 8. F, \ for any case of Deafness (caused by . Have something” ie good, have aj [iittle “Old Git Kage” whisky ie bet. Stock, Bonds, Ete. to constract, purahase, repair and dia. RUSSIAN LOSS WAS HEAVY At Battle of Kinchou Eight Hundred Men and Thirty

Officers Were Killed. St. PETERSBURG, June 2—Official telegram from Monken says the Russian losses at Battle Kinchon was thirty officers and eight hundred men were killed or wounded. All the guns were destroyed before the Japanese captured them. TRAIN. ROBBER ARRESTED George Gates Accused Of Copley Hold-Up Captured at Medford, Oregon. San FRANCISco, June 2—George Gates, accused of the Copley train robbery on the Southern Pacific, has been arrested at Medford, Oregon. LONDON, Jtne 2—Secretary of Foreign Affairs reported in the House of Commons today that the Russians had placed naval guns outside the territorial limit and that no The following are the quotations reply had been made to Russia as yet. asked for stocks snd. bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards : : WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat......... 1 45 Brewing Barley........ «l 17 WATER AND GAS. ; Spring Valley......... $37 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 60 MINING STOOKS, Mexican ... 1 Utah ..cicies Gould & Cur. 28)Overman.... Best & Bel..1 60!. Justice.... pa Con. Oal & Va.1 4 Unlotiicins 5 62 60 Ophie 2.0.00: .5 62;Sierra Nevada 40 60) 07 87 12 7 REVISING FREIGHT RATES CuIcAGo, June 2—The traffic officials on the Harriman lines who have been working on the revised schedule freight rates today made a number of radical reductions. Savage.... Alt@ crccccecesess . OD Oboller Ut eters 19 Falla, «ss.. 08 = —=___— otosil.... aledonia... Hale & Nor.. 81/silver Hill.. 55 Another Bargain. No Dessert rown Point. 3 allenge... Say Fine House on Olay street, with two}. s ier, ket ro scr ala x o acres of ground, $1100. $400 cash and More Attr activ Kentuck... (C4. . Keyea....1 00 . balance in three years. Why use gelatine and Alpha.... yall. Brown & Moraan, spend hours soaking, Beleher... = Bll -E m2i tf Real Estate Agents . sweetening, flavoring Oonfidence...1 10 He wae sure that Old Gilt Edge” was miraculous. I improved at once. whisky was good for him because he ae had “inside” information. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8. F. oe and coloring when For a good cool, sharp glass of bees : cal’ at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Bot JelJ-@0 y 4 : roduces better results in'two min Headache Saps Your Vitality erything in the package. Simply edie One dose of . Water and set to cool, It’s perfection. A sum And wrecks the brain. * % Sherman’s Headache Cure will oure . Prseto the housewife. No trouble, less ex. ts SHREVE & CO. Stationery. Invitations to Weddings and all other ‘soctal occasions. Marriage announcements. Reception and visiting cards. Correspondence cards em& beljished with Moriograms. EF Samples and estimates sent upon request. c ; WATCHES that bear the @ Stamp of SHREVE & CO. are reliable.Send for the new publication, «Indian Aftrow Point Jewelry.” SHREVE & COMPANY,: Manufacturers, Jewelers and Sfiversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS . Sae Francisce [ nse. Try itto-day. In Four Fruit Flac you. You swallow a pill, and the head 9 + Lemon, O y ache is gone. They cure neuralgia, Mi peu ra. y 25c and 10c a box. For sale by 4H. Ye Lee & Co. Dickerman, Sole Agent. Saturday Evening, June 4, 1904, AS FLoor Dirzoror—RICHARD GOYNE. F1oon MANAGBES—James' Dolan, J: Neagle, HK. Turner,0. 8, fegier, We Mesure’? {8btn. H. Dickerman, Geo, Music by the Boy’s Band. Everbody Invited. Admission—Gents 50 cents; Ladies Free. Spal Diath rant City.. . : " roelain Bath Tabs. 0 ape ! a “> modation of Traveling Men. lt <> 000000000000000000—<a> LADIES’ e Plain Black Cotton, all sizes, 100, 150, 250, 85c Plain Black Liale, 50c. Plain Black, white feet and white soles, 25, S60. Plain Black, all sizes, 26c and 50c. Bleck Lace, many patterns, 25e, 50, Black Ribbed Hose, 25c. CHILDREN’S Black Ribbed Hose, 10¢;150, 250 Black Lace Hoge,25e f Pink, Blue, Lace) Infants’, 25. 5 a NUMBER 650 is the number of our 15c Obild’s Hose, Fast Black, fine ribbed imported foot, Try one pair. Ask for Number 650. \ e } : HOSE SUPPORTERS ~~ Ohild’s Black, 150, 20c Ladies’ (Hook on), all colors, 250, 50c Ladies’, with front pad, all colore, 250, 506 Ladies’, with Pin, all colors, 25c ; Ladies’, with Belt, all colore, 26c, 50c Maher & Co., Nevada City Here are some Big Monpy Savers. Bargains ! Bargains ! Ladies’, Misses’ and, Children’s Hats PRICE NO OBJECT We must sell all our large Stock of Millinery at most an We are gins to dispose of our business in Nevada Qity and Grass alley. The new roprietors will take possession on July 4th. Until then take advantage of the greatest Bargain Sale in Nevada County. No reserve. Everything mast go Watch our Window display. Get your hats at our stores and be happy. : MRS. L. LUBECK, beating Mier of Nerade ony, FOR SALE. Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Al'eghany Mining Company’s stock. Make offer. BR price, Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Cal;$6 in Ca fi Buys a WALTHAM or an § Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock proporELGIN Nickel Dust Proof tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices. Ask your Dealer for BOREATED Tus pow" Wholecale and retailjdealers in 15 cents per box. Violet Tacum Dowder "= Liauors& Cigars (In glass jars highly perfumed) 25 cents per jar, at Vinton'S Pharmacy) sascae THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept®by us. Drop in and . Sample our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars CHAFIPION SALOON OOONNOR & SHANNON, Proprictora, Broad Street, Nevada City en Gorham Silver Polish : Hawke's Out Glase ; ABG Fruit aid Vexetubies Hotel Anti } , Blouse and : . EE ye at Bishan , . LEITER & DUNLAP I BEERS . . “rcienn™ . Waist Seis. _ "mem Famous the World. Summer Squash, Tomatoes, Greon Peas i ——= Let Main otreet, near the Plaza ‘ a ANP Silver Hat and Gran Open-Alr Da nn m= : All the up to date novelties, El Oro Club Platform j/SOUVEWIR spoons} Containing engravings of é _ Of interest in and i Wrecha a f . ights. turn Oall Belle. eeeeto! g ne ; attention to Commer. children’s “s Rad , A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers ~ Broad Street / QUITS OUTSIDE TERRITORY Midvale Drill Steel UISINE a Special feature. Rei Byerything Strictly High Clas Rae LSI Pf Dai \ Fra _ here, this « ~D. day, ! Mis _this— leave Hous Galbr Mre iting for se morrt Mary Ed. Hill t F.I this o Mrs San F and \ Oross Fre cisco and w Miss . Satur Tho home Joh ill at! Mrs visit t Av! from . count R. been . past, ing. Mis: ward Tivals Mrs * arrive Down! H. J ghany ing fo Mra at Sa able t here, Mrs. ( Joh: week after . st. L place Cla: here on th tend t D1 Mre is imy H. ] reside Mis from to Re Mr. turpe visiti C For ‘ eottag nishe: m12-t If 5 any ¢ and ¢