March 12, 1903 (4 pages)

aos — Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT] NAT. P. BROWN, -Proprietor. —_—_— : / TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Byfiel, + + + = _ $6 Per Year. By Carrier, « . Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TORI SOA gic ois Fs ni ey Ee eeee eee eeececes March 12, 1903 “A WOMAN'S CAPAVANSARY. N New York City a brave and original thinker hes built a hotel exclasively for women! A bold idea, indeed! In certain countries the gallant railroad managers have a car labeled, “Women and children.” These compartments are passed by with a sniff of scorn, And why should the spirit of woman be proud? Why should she pass the ‘car labeled “Women and children” with aptarned nose, because the feminine mind sees in that placard go dear to the heart of man, an implied insult? Why should they be Seques~ tered in a car where there are only “women and children?” Assuredly that would not be pleasant. So the woman with her children manages to patronize a car where there isa sprinkling of men, because, as is so well known,.there are several degrees of safety attached to traveling when a man is in the car. Whether the Martha Washington Hotel, which is to be exclusively for the use of women, will be a success remains to be seen. The builder thinks thatthere are enough lone women in New York City to make the concern a paying ene, and that a hotel solely set apart for the fair sex would prove a great at-. t-aetion. : eae Perhaps this hotel will. Still, if a woman has been all day working ina store with a crowd of other women, is she likely to wish to continue the ass0ciation in her holiday hours? Is she not more likely to patronize a hotel, if she does live in a hotel, where there is a commingling of the sexes? The truth is that there is no relaxation unless men and women mingle with each other. Human nature is not so peculiarly constituted that man can only flod: pleasure by associating with men. “The Martha Washington Hotel may prove 8 satisfactory investment. Still there are grave doubts whether, asa promoter of the social amenities, the hotel will stand out as a shining mark. ee a oe eo oe oe oe CUBAN RECIPROCITY = OPPOSED BY WOODS. i" San Francisco, March 12 — Congressman S. D. Woods. returned from Washington late last night and today he was busy in his office with a stack of accumulated mail co “I am not yet appointed naval officer of this port,” he said. “The President hag been asked by the California delegation to appoint me to that position but the appointment has not been made. I do not know if it will ever be made. Possibly the President basa dislike for me. Iam opposed to him on the question of Cuban reciprocity and I bave~been most active in that Opposition. My opposition may result in the President naming someone else for the. position. I, however, will never withdraw from the stand I have taken on the Cuban question. Rec'procity with Ouba would result in great injury to the California farmer and I will fight it to the last. The California delegation fought it in the House and in the Senate and my belief is that it will not pass.” << ——— Business Locals. More Riots. KEW COTTON MLS TRUE AS /Will Be Established in This State by EBastern Corporation. + At no distant day California will not only be renowned for its production of gold and fruits, but will take its plece among the list of States as a manufecturing center. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Messenger Mil!s Corporation held in Putnam, Connecticat, Wednesday, March 4h, David E. Morgan of this city was: elected sec ond vice president of the company. It isthe intention of this corporation to establish a large cotton. mill in this State, which will give employment to hundreds of people. J. K: Russel of Manchester, N. H., president and general mavager of the company, and Charles H. Arnold, superintendent, will come to California, and in com. pany with Mr. Morgan,and one or more other members ofthe board of directlocation, building, power, etc, ~The purpose of the compary, to make one of the most staple products in the country, by the la'est improved methoie and using only the best machinery, can hardly fail of being eminently successful under such manage ment. . TUN s President Roosevelt Expected to Send a Favorable Reply. An invitation has just been sent to President Roosevelt asking him to at{tend the thirty-seventh natiooal encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, which is to be held in San . Francisco nezt summer: Thetatitation . which bears the -sigaatures of George Stone aod William E. Lutz, chairmao and secretary of the Executive Committee, takes the following form: “The President ia cordially invited by the Grand Army of the Republic to be present at the thirty-seventh pational encampment, to ba held daring the week commencing August the seventeenth, nineteen buadred and three, San Francisco, California:” — . The marvel of the age—Liqaid Air, Dozene of experiments next Monday night. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases pat together, and until the last few . years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors propounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with loca! treatment, provounuced it incurable. Science nas proven cCatarrh to be a constitational disease and therefore requiree constitutional treatment. Hali’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Oo., Toledo, Onio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internaliy “in doses from 10 drops toateaspoontul. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one handred dollars for any case it fails to cure, Send for circulers and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Wonderfal Entertainment ors. -will superintend the matter of . : I Loveland is now eelling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Populw Bekery. Try it and you will always cuy it. nov6-tf lf you want a good, cool drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop ‘ip and see-Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Wm. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa~cy Drinks, and you cao depend that they are mixéd properly. Only the very best of wines, liquore end cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous ‘treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on him. d81-tf Ever.tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just he thing for this cold weather, tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Shermen’s Headache Care wiil care you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ey cure neuralgia 250: and 10c.a box. For sale by 4. Distarbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system. -Overwork. loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by atter collapse,unless a reliable rem edy is immediately employed. nothing so efficient to: cure disorders of the Liver or Kidney as 'Eiectric Bitters. It’s a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and the greatest all sround medicine for run down sysatism end Neuralgia and expele Malaria germs. Only 50c. and satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggis:. ns eterna Removal of Office DR. A. BARKAN Specialist for Diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE_-AND’ THROAT Has moved his offices to Mataal Savings Bank Buildi Mo, 9 Geary Bs., oo: vo &t., corner Market street, Francisco. There’s . tema. It dispels Nervousness, Rheum. ° Liquid Air and ‘Wireless Telegraphy . Experiments and Demonstrations « PROF. PATTY, Lecturer Monday, March l6th At the Theatre. ADMISSION—Resetved seats $1 and 75 cente; General admission, 50 cents; Dickerman sole agent. Special Student rate, 25 cents. On sale at Foleys. e Doings “of Our Neighbors in the Eastern Part of the County. nd The. following interesting batch of items we cull from the Republican of Wednesday: Mondesy night while Lieut. Schlumpf was patroling the streets a gang of seven hobos got off a freight train and came.over to town. Th: Lieutenant, however, was right after them and four of the hardest of the gang were compelled to leave on the same train on which they arrived. Constable William MeDougald arrested a colored man here this morning who is wanted in Sacramento for robbery. The fellow did not want to be taken and made a dash for liberty, but Constable McDougald kept after him and be was captured in the. St, Leuis saloon. The weather has been quite pleasant for. the past few days. It vas the warmest we have had for months, and yet the thermome'er hardly got above fifty. The snow around town is melting rapidly and on tbe hillsides in many pleces the ground is bare. As one of the resulte of thé great amount of cold weather that we have hed this winter Donner Lake is pow frozen over with snow and ice to a thickness of about two feet. This is rvery “antsual as the lake is seldom frozen over more than a few weeks at @ time. The fish from -the lake, which generally begin to run out into the streams to spawn at this season have not begun to leave the Iske yet. Indien Bodus, Sachem of tlie Washoes, imbibed too freely Sunday after. noon of “fire water” and was picked up on the street and put in jail for the night. He was oblivious to his surroundings then, bat next morning was avxious to get out. Deputy Constable Ocker asked bim where he got his whisky bat he rataasls tell until he was told he might remain in jail; thén be described the one who gave bim the liquor. The man, who has been a sort of roust-a-bout around town, was soon located and arrested for furnishing the l'quor and placed A. M. Werun is here from Fruitvale on a visit. H. Lewie came io on the mornin train from San Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ful.on of Reno are here on a visit. : E.B Dadley and J, F. Dudley are over from Columbia Hill, ‘ Miss M&bel Bradbury bas returned from North San Juan. Harvey Oooper, the lumber dealer, is very ill on his home on Fast Broad street, é . — The remaios of the late Marguerite Moore, daugnter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Moore, arrived here last evening from Portland, Oregon. The faceral took place at 8 o’clock this af= ternoon, with religious services at St. Canice Catholic church. No matter how long you have had the cough; if it basn’t already developed into consumption. Dr. Wooti’s Norway Pine Syrup will cure it. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Byguecare of , LOTION . —— A new discovery —— [or Chapped lands . seo — 2: 50s, : $1 but 688 -VINTON’S: PHARMACY & Personal Mention.’ CAJEPUT)— A BCBEERS Guaranteed Pure. None So Good, Telegraphic ' Death Penalty. . Policem sincsiatenssiethsdaaiannimieitinatainn a TAY BE A WRECK, . Columbia from Portland arrived safely finding any indications of a wreck, . SAN FRANCISCO, March 12—The steamer Corona arrived this afternoon from Eureka and reported passing a large quantity of wreckage thirty miles sontheast of Point Arena at three-thirty o'clock this morning. Tbe steamer Dollar arrived about one o'clock this afternoon, but neither reported eeeing any wreckage. The tug Defence returned from a search at toon without this morning and the steamer James NEW UNION HOTEL The Dining Room Will Close Next Saturday For One Month. Next Satarday, March 14th.-the din= ing room of the New Union Aovtel will ‘close for one montb, in order to ra model the dining room and make alterations in the kitcben. Ia about one month the dining room will. be reopened on the European plan and meals will be served at all prices. The lodging apartments and saloon will be continued as usual in th ir firet-class style. During the years that Mr. MetZenbaugber has been landlord of the hotel he has always aimed to please his patrons, and from tbe many kind words expressed as to their treatment at his hands, he can feel aseured that his efforts have been Hote} reopens, it will be conducted on @ plan second to none in the State. dle Gossip. A malicious ramor has been circulated to the effect that Wm. H. Smith, the grocer, isin financial straits and that he is about to assign for the benefit of his creditors, As the rumor is utterly without foundation, Mr. Smitb is naturally indignant. He said today: “I will give $50 to any person who will show me any authority for making such a statement, Itisa malicfous lie. Iam in a position to mind my own business, and it would be well for others to mind theirs.” Special Rate. Stadents of the public schools here and at Gold Flat who desire to take advantage of the épecial rate for admission to the Liquid Air lecture must get their permi's from Shermap Danforth. No tickets will be sold at the door for that rate, except to those who bave such permits. eens aunensnnesceeet IT 1S NOT DIFFICULT For ue to cut bair in a stylish manner, becanse we understand our business, That’s why so many people have their tonsorial work done here. SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY MOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS. WEDDING TONIGHT, Dr. Alvah Morgan and Miss Janetta Nickless to Be United. At the residence of the bride’s mother on Alexander street at 8 o’clock this. evening, Dr, Alvah .N,.Morgan and Mises Janetta Nickless will be anited in marriage. Mr. Morgan isa prominent young deatist of this city‘ where he was born and raleed. Miss Nickless was for some time book keeper for P. G. Scadden, and is well liked by ber acquaintances, Their many friends extend congratulations. Bailds up the system, puts pure, rich blocd in the veins; makes men and women strong and healthy— BarNevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP, . Macagers. & Saturday Afternoon and Evening MARCH 14th, 1908. The Celebrated BBATY BROS. are coming with the latest Colored Moving Pictures ‘Guaranteed not to quiver or blar, Also the latest Illustrated Songs by the great Baritone, Professor A. W. Hadley, assisted by America’s well known pianist, Obarles L. Langdon. Matinee and Evening, SATURDAY, March 14th. ADMISSION Matinee, : 25 and 60 cente Evening, 25, 50 and 75 cents Tickets on sale at Foleys. DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the finest tables in town ar this place, Also good liquors and Cigars, CHAMPION SALOON O’Oounor & Shannon, Prop’rs. Broad stréet. Come Here and Learn Why so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON JIM DOWER . Proprietor = SOLD EVERYWHERE. Electro-Dental Posies PUSEES E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of with allthe modern. absolutely first-class wor All. work dentists. Phone Me n 633. < the Electro-Dental . ) @stablished nearly four years ago. One of Foslony of best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently ELECTRICAL and other convenien guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by. other OUR PRICES , PLA full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat. 6 00. SILVER EH teas oo rh SRIDGE WORK, per tooth. 6 00. /CLEANING..7°°°"" pana” * he PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. i @@" No oherge for Extracting when plates dre ordered, .seaic Bulldiag. up Stairs, Pine Sacr the la t ae ces for doing dock Blood Bitters: At any drug sore. . Sane . Pexin, March 11—Yoen Shai Kel, Governor of Chi Lt Province, bas or. dered'that all Boxer prisoners taken . be beheaded, and their heads dis. pleyed in public, and issued 8 pros'tamation imposing the death penalty: on mem bers and abettors of the organization. © Off for. a Cruise. CHarzeston, 8. O., March 11—Secretary Moody with a party of officials left here today on the guuboat Dolphin for a cruise in the West Indies. ‘Oil Line Finished. The three hundred miles of pipe line which: the Standard Oil Company has been laying between Point Richmond . and Bakerstleld is completed. Io the couree of the next few weeks the final opera'ions will be completed and oil will be flowing steadily from Kern county to tide water. The line has been subjected toa pressare of 1,000 pounds to the inch end it is thought that the only breaks will be caused by the pipes pulling apart, The pipe line has been divided into ten sections and a pumping station is located every twenty-eight miles. The speed at which the of] can be moved cannot be ~. determine except by actual expertment, us it is extremely thick, but it is expected that by heating the. fluid sligbtly it will ran satisfactorily after being.set in motion by the pumping stations along the line, The pipe line will insure a quantity of crude oil to keep the great refining plant at Point Richmond busy at all times, ciaiittinaiis the new things. to see; we are sure you will bay, Gueat Sale of Muslin Underwear Skirts, Maslin Gowns. Respectfully, (@ WRITE FOR SAMPLES, ©©. HARDWARE [pot and White was oalieg eames to arrest him, " When the policeman footpad drew a revolver and} White in the right hip, » down, As the officer ). sround he fired five shots ad ing footpad, bat without of, the wounded policeman to 4 . where be was attended by ‘. s tems Con r the Bened Busy Readel —— old building on the and York streets, ¢ Surveyor W. W. Unless blood Poisoning soty j, vn torn down, and it f 7 Feeover. Chico is now an will kave a band barboriog many tough charag erected on the lot, iam Dougherty, of ¢ egu, met with @ pai esday. His clothin are attracted by prospects of. the Diamond Match Comp, road, ? OO : led in a belt, wiser : ced bis right NOTICE . pasion ——. iathe time to plant’ George O. Gaylord & ived a large assorta nd finest garden a ‘nd now have them fe rocery st re on Bre ine. bh Officer Marchie last evening to a & ndertaker to disinte of Alex Sloan, which : Pine Grove cemeter 0. They are to be rancisco to be plac f hia wife. To THE Pustic! . to state for the info the public that after . day, March 14th, 199 Dining Room of the Union Hotel will te, until further notice, PSR aR RUT /\\ Dress Goods © FOR SPRING ~ Some in our large window, More inside, Come and sco swell % ith water, became ¢l 7 . ie ie: o'clock last night, 1 if rations were suspen A Jobo McLeod, the dit [oo n investigation and f i \ teem Black Ertamine, Black Voile, Black Grenadine, Black Crepe é Black Granite, in fact all the new things here now. Get ready for Easter; you will need a new dress. You cau’t make 1 take by buying it bere. We haven't any left over; everything new; 0 Special price on Black Peau de Sou Silk. 4 Special prices on Black Taffeta Silk. © MMaherx “We Soli You ~ We Carry Complete Lines of Mine & Milling Supplies Paints, Oils.& Varnish House Furnishing Goods Crockery Glassware . Turner & Hadley Co. miz H. MErzxnsay ough and Ready flut the Champion. at uble was caused by ged in the flume. was removed and freely as ever, , Bray, superintende ine, met with a sing aterday. Mr. Bray et boggy at the stabl hold of the reine, t beesme unfastened wupand struck bim AND SU Mi the eyeball. Dr. Tic : : a the injury, and he ai results. uneral of the late J, § @ yesterday aftern a County Undertal e@ pall bearers we . D. Eastio, E. P. EB Thomas Barr and Jot t & Oo. in their new ay speak of new bl repring and: summ 4 @ on display in the ¢ ; more inside. The . to get a new dress fo firm can supply the hat: they have to say, going on now. Corset covet been said that “all But “Jesse Moore” rs. Found at all { ALL WRONG. ——_—_—. istake . s Made vada City Citize Datronere : Mistake the cause of . cured you must } Tong to imagine relfe he is kidney ache, 0s: cure the kidneys ada City resident can be done, illiam Wearn of Wa house beyond Ragor T acted as a nuoree d I knew from th oes the small of . £80 pronounced th “able to speak, tha some way were ¢ the time I noticed Dx 8 advertised in oul Spapers I was euffer » Only ‘one of mai oyed me for two ye Tinware, Ete. Successors to Geo, E. Turner. Pine St. prices, [FINE GROCERIES . At ‘the lowest possible notch.%@ We have always been known ,25 giving unusual values, and you will find us doin _ the sania ina right here e very day. P in and get some of our You are always welcome. ‘R. E. SMITH, D, pb. Ss Street, Nevada City Vinton’s drug store f the backache my ¢ I was dizzy and I ¢ hatever was the ¢ ce disappeared and kache, dizziness Ceased. Doan’s Ki Tecommending, f hem in the house,” . t 50 cents a box by ter-Milborn Oo., Br 8gents for the United ber the name—Do Substitute, 80, Id Storage Meat ial first-class . TOS., Commercial sti Soot, pork, motton ee E A Coudn INO " Irish Noss Cough . bed by the best P Colds, Hoarsen mE all throat and lung all druggists, W. SIGOURNEY} Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. PO Sc RT Ti IN RE

aos — Nevapa City Dairy TRANSCRIPT] NAT. P. BROWN, -Proprietor. —_—_— : / TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION Byfiel, + + + = _ $6 Per Year. By Carrier, « . Delivered to any part of the city. 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TORI SOA gic ois Fs ni ey Ee eeee eee eeececes March 12, 1903 “A WOMAN'S CAPAVANSARY. N New York City a brave and original thinker hes built a hotel exclasively for women! A bold idea, indeed! In certain countries the gallant railroad managers have a car labeled, “Women and children.” These compartments are passed by with a sniff of scorn, And why should the spirit of woman be proud? Why should she pass the ‘car labeled “Women and children” with aptarned nose, because the feminine mind sees in that placard go dear to the heart of man, an implied insult? Why should they be Seques~ tered in a car where there are only “women and children?” Assuredly that would not be pleasant. So the woman with her children manages to patronize a car where there isa sprinkling of men, because, as is so well known,.there are several degrees of safety attached to traveling when a man is in the car. Whether the Martha Washington Hotel, which is to be exclusively for the use of women, will be a success remains to be seen. The builder thinks thatthere are enough lone women in New York City to make the concern a paying ene, and that a hotel solely set apart for the fair sex would prove a great at-. t-aetion. : eae Perhaps this hotel will. Still, if a woman has been all day working ina store with a crowd of other women, is she likely to wish to continue the ass0ciation in her holiday hours? Is she not more likely to patronize a hotel, if she does live in a hotel, where there is a commingling of the sexes? The truth is that there is no relaxation unless men and women mingle with each other. Human nature is not so peculiarly constituted that man can only flod: pleasure by associating with men. “The Martha Washington Hotel may prove 8 satisfactory investment. Still there are grave doubts whether, asa promoter of the social amenities, the hotel will stand out as a shining mark. ee a oe eo oe oe oe CUBAN RECIPROCITY = OPPOSED BY WOODS. i" San Francisco, March 12 — Congressman S. D. Woods. returned from Washington late last night and today he was busy in his office with a stack of accumulated mail co “I am not yet appointed naval officer of this port,” he said. “The President hag been asked by the California delegation to appoint me to that position but the appointment has not been made. I do not know if it will ever be made. Possibly the President basa dislike for me. Iam opposed to him on the question of Cuban reciprocity and I bave~been most active in that Opposition. My opposition may result in the President naming someone else for the. position. I, however, will never withdraw from the stand I have taken on the Cuban question. Rec'procity with Ouba would result in great injury to the California farmer and I will fight it to the last. The California delegation fought it in the House and in the Senate and my belief is that it will not pass.” << ——— Business Locals. More Riots. KEW COTTON MLS TRUE AS /Will Be Established in This State by EBastern Corporation. + At no distant day California will not only be renowned for its production of gold and fruits, but will take its plece among the list of States as a manufecturing center. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Messenger Mil!s Corporation held in Putnam, Connecticat, Wednesday, March 4h, David E. Morgan of this city was: elected sec ond vice president of the company. It isthe intention of this corporation to establish a large cotton. mill in this State, which will give employment to hundreds of people. J. K: Russel of Manchester, N. H., president and general mavager of the company, and Charles H. Arnold, superintendent, will come to California, and in com. pany with Mr. Morgan,and one or more other members ofthe board of directlocation, building, power, etc, ~The purpose of the compary, to make one of the most staple products in the country, by the la'est improved methoie and using only the best machinery, can hardly fail of being eminently successful under such manage ment. . TUN s President Roosevelt Expected to Send a Favorable Reply. An invitation has just been sent to President Roosevelt asking him to at{tend the thirty-seventh natiooal encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, which is to be held in San . Francisco nezt summer: Thetatitation . which bears the -sigaatures of George Stone aod William E. Lutz, chairmao and secretary of the Executive Committee, takes the following form: “The President ia cordially invited by the Grand Army of the Republic to be present at the thirty-seventh pational encampment, to ba held daring the week commencing August the seventeenth, nineteen buadred and three, San Francisco, California:” — . The marvel of the age—Liqaid Air, Dozene of experiments next Monday night. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases pat together, and until the last few . years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors propounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with loca! treatment, provounuced it incurable. Science nas proven cCatarrh to be a constitational disease and therefore requiree constitutional treatment. Hali’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Oo., Toledo, Onio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internaliy “in doses from 10 drops toateaspoontul. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one handred dollars for any case it fails to cure, Send for circulers and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c, Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Wonderfal Entertainment ors. -will superintend the matter of . : I Loveland is now eelling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Populw Bekery. Try it and you will always cuy it. nov6-tf lf you want a good, cool drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop ‘ip and see-Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Wm. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fa~cy Drinks, and you cao depend that they are mixéd properly. Only the very best of wines, liquore end cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous ‘treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on him. d81-tf Ever.tried an Oyster Cocktail or a drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just he thing for this cold weather, tf Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Shermen’s Headache Care wiil care you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. ey cure neuralgia 250: and 10c.a box. For sale by 4. Distarbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system. -Overwork. loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by atter collapse,unless a reliable rem edy is immediately employed. nothing so efficient to: cure disorders of the Liver or Kidney as 'Eiectric Bitters. It’s a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and the greatest all sround medicine for run down sysatism end Neuralgia and expele Malaria germs. Only 50c. and satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggis:. ns eterna Removal of Office DR. A. BARKAN Specialist for Diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE_-AND’ THROAT Has moved his offices to Mataal Savings Bank Buildi Mo, 9 Geary Bs., oo: vo &t., corner Market street, Francisco. There’s . tema. It dispels Nervousness, Rheum. ° Liquid Air and ‘Wireless Telegraphy . Experiments and Demonstrations « PROF. PATTY, Lecturer Monday, March l6th At the Theatre. ADMISSION—Resetved seats $1 and 75 cente; General admission, 50 cents; Dickerman sole agent. Special Student rate, 25 cents. On sale at Foleys. e Doings “of Our Neighbors in the Eastern Part of the County. nd The. following interesting batch of items we cull from the Republican of Wednesday: Mondesy night while Lieut. Schlumpf was patroling the streets a gang of seven hobos got off a freight train and came.over to town. Th: Lieutenant, however, was right after them and four of the hardest of the gang were compelled to leave on the same train on which they arrived. Constable William MeDougald arrested a colored man here this morning who is wanted in Sacramento for robbery. The fellow did not want to be taken and made a dash for liberty, but Constable McDougald kept after him and be was captured in the. St, Leuis saloon. The weather has been quite pleasant for. the past few days. It vas the warmest we have had for months, and yet the thermome'er hardly got above fifty. The snow around town is melting rapidly and on tbe hillsides in many pleces the ground is bare. As one of the resulte of thé great amount of cold weather that we have hed this winter Donner Lake is pow frozen over with snow and ice to a thickness of about two feet. This is rvery “antsual as the lake is seldom frozen over more than a few weeks at @ time. The fish from -the lake, which generally begin to run out into the streams to spawn at this season have not begun to leave the Iske yet. Indien Bodus, Sachem of tlie Washoes, imbibed too freely Sunday after. noon of “fire water” and was picked up on the street and put in jail for the night. He was oblivious to his surroundings then, bat next morning was avxious to get out. Deputy Constable Ocker asked bim where he got his whisky bat he rataasls tell until he was told he might remain in jail; thén be described the one who gave bim the liquor. The man, who has been a sort of roust-a-bout around town, was soon located and arrested for furnishing the l'quor and placed A. M. Werun is here from Fruitvale on a visit. H. Lewie came io on the mornin train from San Francisco. : Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ful.on of Reno are here on a visit. : E.B Dadley and J, F. Dudley are over from Columbia Hill, ‘ Miss M&bel Bradbury bas returned from North San Juan. Harvey Oooper, the lumber dealer, is very ill on his home on Fast Broad street, é . — The remaios of the late Marguerite Moore, daugnter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Moore, arrived here last evening from Portland, Oregon. The faceral took place at 8 o’clock this af= ternoon, with religious services at St. Canice Catholic church. No matter how long you have had the cough; if it basn’t already developed into consumption. Dr. Wooti’s Norway Pine Syrup will cure it. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Byguecare of , LOTION . —— A new discovery —— [or Chapped lands . seo — 2: 50s, : $1 but 688 -VINTON’S: PHARMACY & Personal Mention.’ CAJEPUT)— A BCBEERS Guaranteed Pure. None So Good, Telegraphic ' Death Penalty. . Policem sincsiatenssiethsdaaiannimieitinatainn a TAY BE A WRECK, . Columbia from Portland arrived safely finding any indications of a wreck, . SAN FRANCISCO, March 12—The steamer Corona arrived this afternoon from Eureka and reported passing a large quantity of wreckage thirty miles sontheast of Point Arena at three-thirty o'clock this morning. Tbe steamer Dollar arrived about one o'clock this afternoon, but neither reported eeeing any wreckage. The tug Defence returned from a search at toon without this morning and the steamer James NEW UNION HOTEL The Dining Room Will Close Next Saturday For One Month. Next Satarday, March 14th.-the din= ing room of the New Union Aovtel will ‘close for one montb, in order to ra model the dining room and make alterations in the kitcben. Ia about one month the dining room will. be reopened on the European plan and meals will be served at all prices. The lodging apartments and saloon will be continued as usual in th ir firet-class style. During the years that Mr. MetZenbaugber has been landlord of the hotel he has always aimed to please his patrons, and from tbe many kind words expressed as to their treatment at his hands, he can feel aseured that his efforts have been Hote} reopens, it will be conducted on @ plan second to none in the State. dle Gossip. A malicious ramor has been circulated to the effect that Wm. H. Smith, the grocer, isin financial straits and that he is about to assign for the benefit of his creditors, As the rumor is utterly without foundation, Mr. Smitb is naturally indignant. He said today: “I will give $50 to any person who will show me any authority for making such a statement, Itisa malicfous lie. Iam in a position to mind my own business, and it would be well for others to mind theirs.” Special Rate. Stadents of the public schools here and at Gold Flat who desire to take advantage of the épecial rate for admission to the Liquid Air lecture must get their permi's from Shermap Danforth. No tickets will be sold at the door for that rate, except to those who

bave such permits. eens aunensnnesceeet IT 1S NOT DIFFICULT For ue to cut bair in a stylish manner, becanse we understand our business, That’s why so many people have their tonsorial work done here. SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY MOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS. WEDDING TONIGHT, Dr. Alvah Morgan and Miss Janetta Nickless to Be United. At the residence of the bride’s mother on Alexander street at 8 o’clock this. evening, Dr, Alvah .N,.Morgan and Mises Janetta Nickless will be anited in marriage. Mr. Morgan isa prominent young deatist of this city‘ where he was born and raleed. Miss Nickless was for some time book keeper for P. G. Scadden, and is well liked by ber acquaintances, Their many friends extend congratulations. Bailds up the system, puts pure, rich blocd in the veins; makes men and women strong and healthy— BarNevada Theatre SNYDER & DUNLAP, . Macagers. & Saturday Afternoon and Evening MARCH 14th, 1908. The Celebrated BBATY BROS. are coming with the latest Colored Moving Pictures ‘Guaranteed not to quiver or blar, Also the latest Illustrated Songs by the great Baritone, Professor A. W. Hadley, assisted by America’s well known pianist, Obarles L. Langdon. Matinee and Evening, SATURDAY, March 14th. ADMISSION Matinee, : 25 and 60 cente Evening, 25, 50 and 75 cents Tickets on sale at Foleys. DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the finest tables in town ar this place, Also good liquors and Cigars, CHAMPION SALOON O’Oounor & Shannon, Prop’rs. Broad stréet. Come Here and Learn Why so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON JIM DOWER . Proprietor = SOLD EVERYWHERE. Electro-Dental Posies PUSEES E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of with allthe modern. absolutely first-class wor All. work dentists. Phone Me n 633. < the Electro-Dental . ) @stablished nearly four years ago. One of Foslony of best equipped Dental Ottices on the Coast an Are Located Here Permanently ELECTRICAL and other convenien guaranteed at One-half the regular prices charged by. other OUR PRICES , PLA full Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILL! GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00. SILVER EH teas oo rh SRIDGE WORK, per tooth.. 6 00. /CLEANING....7°°°"" pana” * he PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. i @@" No oherge for Extracting when plates dre ordered, .seaic Bulldiag. up Stairs, Pine Sacr the la t ae ces for doing dock Blood Bitters: At any drug sore. . Sane . Pexin, March 11—Yoen Shai Kel, Governor of Chi Lt Province, bas or. dered'that all Boxer prisoners taken . be beheaded, and their heads dis. pleyed in public, and issued 8 pros'tamation imposing the death penalty: on mem bers and abettors of the organization. © Off for. a Cruise. CHarzeston, 8. O., March 11—Secretary Moody with a party of officials left here today on the guuboat Dolphin for a cruise in the West Indies. ‘Oil Line Finished. The three hundred miles of pipe line which: the Standard Oil Company has been laying between Point Richmond . and Bakerstleld is completed. Io the couree of the next few weeks the final opera'ions will be completed and oil will be flowing steadily from Kern county to tide water. The line has been subjected toa pressare of 1,000 pounds to the inch end it is thought that the only breaks will be caused by the pipes pulling apart, The pipe line has been divided into ten sections and a pumping station is located every twenty-eight miles. The speed at which the of] can be moved cannot be ~. determine except by actual expertment, us it is extremely thick, but it is expected that by heating the. fluid sligbtly it will ran satisfactorily after being.set in motion by the pumping stations along the line, The pipe line will insure a quantity of crude oil to keep the great refining plant at Point Richmond busy at all times, ciaiittinaiis the new things. to see; we are sure you will bay, Gueat Sale of Muslin Underwear Skirts, Maslin Gowns. Respectfully, (@ WRITE FOR SAMPLES, ©©. HARDWARE [pot and White was oalieg eames to arrest him, " When the policeman footpad drew a revolver and} White in the right hip, » down, As the officer ). sround he fired five shots ad ing footpad, bat without of, the wounded policeman to 4 . where be was attended by ‘. s tems Con r the Bened Busy Readel —— old building on the and York streets, ¢ Surveyor W. W. Unless blood Poisoning soty j, vn torn down, and it f 7 Feeover. Chico is now an will kave a band barboriog many tough charag erected on the lot, iam Dougherty, of ¢ egu, met with @ pai esday. His clothin are attracted by prospects of. the Diamond Match Comp, road, ? OO : led in a belt, wiser : ced bis right NOTICE . pasion ——. iathe time to plant’ George O. Gaylord & ived a large assorta nd finest garden a ‘nd now have them fe rocery st re on Bre ine. bh Officer Marchie last evening to a & ndertaker to disinte of Alex Sloan, which : Pine Grove cemeter 0. They are to be rancisco to be plac f hia wife. To THE Pustic! . to state for the info the public that after . day, March 14th, 199 Dining Room of the Union Hotel will te, until further notice, PSR aR RUT /\\ Dress Goods © FOR SPRING ~ Some in our large window, More inside, Come and sco swell % ith water, became ¢l 7 . ie ie: o'clock last night, 1 if rations were suspen A Jobo McLeod, the dit [oo n investigation and f i \ teem Black Ertamine, Black Voile, Black Grenadine, Black Crepe é Black Granite, in fact all the new things here now. Get ready for Easter; you will need a new dress. You cau’t make 1 take by buying it bere. We haven't any left over; everything new; 0 Special price on Black Peau de Sou Silk. 4 Special prices on Black Taffeta Silk. © MMaherx “We Soli You ~ We Carry Complete Lines of Mine & Milling Supplies Paints, Oils.& Varnish House Furnishing Goods Crockery Glassware . Turner & Hadley Co. miz H. MErzxnsay ough and Ready flut the Champion. at uble was caused by ged in the flume. was removed and freely as ever, , Bray, superintende ine, met with a sing aterday. Mr. Bray et boggy at the stabl hold of the reine, t beesme unfastened wupand struck bim AND SU Mi the eyeball. Dr. Tic : : a the injury, and he ai results. uneral of the late J, § @ yesterday aftern a County Undertal e@ pall bearers we . D. Eastio, E. P. EB Thomas Barr and Jot t & Oo. in their new ay speak of new bl repring and: summ 4 @ on display in the ¢ ; more inside. The . to get a new dress fo firm can supply the hat: they have to say, going on now. Corset covet been said that “all But “Jesse Moore” rs. Found at all { ALL WRONG. ——_—_—. istake . s Made vada City Citize Datronere : Mistake the cause of . cured you must } Tong to imagine relfe he is kidney ache, 0s: cure the kidneys ada City resident can be done, illiam Wearn of Wa house beyond Ragor T acted as a nuoree d I knew from th oes the small of . £80 pronounced th “able to speak, tha some way were ¢ the time I noticed Dx 8 advertised in oul Spapers I was euffer » Only ‘one of mai oyed me for two ye Tinware, Ete. Successors to Geo, E. Turner. Pine St. prices, [FINE GROCERIES . At ‘the lowest possible notch.%@ We have always been known ,25 giving unusual values, and you will find us doin _ the sania ina right here e very day. P in and get some of our You are always welcome. ‘R. E. SMITH, D, pb. Ss Street, Nevada City Vinton’s drug store f the backache my ¢ I was dizzy and I ¢ hatever was the ¢ ce disappeared and kache, dizziness Ceased. Doan’s Ki Tecommending, f hem in the house,” . t 50 cents a box by ter-Milborn Oo., Br 8gents for the United ber the name—Do Substitute, 80, Id Storage Meat ial first-class . TOS., Commercial sti Soot, pork, motton ee E A Coudn INO " Irish Noss Cough . bed by the best P Colds, Hoarsen mE all throat and lung all druggists, W. SIGOURNEY} Commercial Street, Nevada Oity. PO Sc RT Ti IN RE