March 22, 1904 (4 pages)

a= es (oes en Cats OF ty t : ba Nevapa CIty DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED E. BROWN, Manager. SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, * = oh eee a ae 12 1-26 Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City} TUESDAY oes ieedey seins, eoeels veveeeg rere a cececeeccvececscs MABPIAGE AS A DISABILITY \HE New York Court of Appeals has handed down a decision in favor of a Brooklyn teacher: who had a suit against the superintendent of schools for refusing to permit her to remain in school after marrying, a rule of the board of education forbidding the women teachers of Brooklyn to marry. F Sat: tee The court held that the charter of Greater New York provides for a trial on charges before dismissal and specific— ally states the causes for which a teacher can be discharged. The causes specified are inefficiency, insubordination and immorality, and the court holds that marriage not being included among these charges, the board cannot make a rule contrary to the charter of the city. : Such a rule as that of the Brooklyn Board of Education should have been set aside on the further ground that it is contrary to commonsense, The-ruling out of married women from the teaching forces in the public schools in some places has been for the sole purpose of creating places for some one else. The assertion is frequently made that married women do not need such positions as they have husbands to support them. This indicates the purely economic phase -of the question, but it is not the broadest point of view. The first consideration should be qualification of the teacher for the work and the welfare of the pupil. Certainly the woman of mature years, who is perhaps a mother, is not disqualified for dealing with children, She is apt to be tar better fitted for her work than some unexperienced slip of a girl who takes a. position merely as a financial make-shift with the knowledge that she will be disqualified if she should: follow the very natural inclination to marry should opportunity offer. Such a condition as that in Brooklyn would naturally interfere most seriously with bright and intelligent women taking to teaching as a career. MARCH 22, 1904 4voeaev,enne yp @ PHILOSOPHY OF ADVERVISING 4 HE species of business man who asserts that he advertises in his home newspapers “just to help them along,” has grown so rapidly less in the past few years that he is now almost extinct. Still, there are a few of him left and no doubt he will view with astonished incredulity the following points on advertising presented by the Columbus, O., Citizen; “Tt is a fact,” says this journal, ‘‘that the great bulk of paid newspaper advertising costs the advertiser nothing. The following business wae transacted in the Superior Oourt today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: “ Robert Van Hoeter vs. W. H. Smith etal. Argued and submitted, In the case of B. Murphy ve. M. Orowley, in which the defendant was cited for contempt, M. Crowley apjudgment. The matter of passing judgment was continued until Tueaday, March 29th, 1904, Killed by Train. Los AnaeEtes, March 21.—D. D. Griffin, member of the firm of Marphy s Griffin, extensively engaged in cattle raising in Tulare county and other portions of the State, wae ran over and instantly killed by the Southern Pacific overland train about two miles east of Indio, according to the story told by passengers of the: train which bas just arrived here. Griffin was a passenger on the train, having boarded it at Imperial, bound for Los Angoles. California Polytechnic School San Lovurs Oprsro, March 22 —News has*just been received that the United ‘ tates government has set aside 60,000 acres of land along the summit of the San Lucia mountain range in San Louis Obispo county for a forestry reserve. This marks the beginning of a work which augurs well for the fatare development of the county. It is also of great importance to the Polytechnic School as it guarantees prectical demonstration in forestry to the siudents, There is no doubt but that the Bureau of Forestry will co-cperate heartily with the school in all kinds of. forestry work on this reserve. Students in agricultare will likely camp for a week or tio each year in the mountains doing forestry work. — on Millinery Grand Opening. Mrs. L. Lubeck has reopened her ing, apposite the Transcript block, and is now preparing for a grand display of spring The date set for the grand opening days is Monday and Tuesday of next week— March 28th.& 29th-and a general the ladies to come and see the most beautiful and stylish creation® for spring and summer wear that bas ever been shown in Nevada City. Read the advt. in another column, Britt-Corbet Returns at National As usual the retarns of the fight Friday night will be received at the National, The reports will be the official peared in the Superior Court today for . ©" millinery parlors in the Labeck build-. =~ ani summer millinery. I end cordial invitation is extended to. . &.Oecurred in the cut approaching the Town Talk tunnel this ‘morning. The cave was aboutin the same place as the one that occurred yesterday, but it wae not/so lerge, from Oolfex came over on the tracticn was removed before one o'clock this efternoon. : In the Superior Court today in the case of People vs. Lewis Edwards, the defendant.was-arraigned ‘and given until Thursday morning at 10 o’olock was appointed by.thé Court as’ couneél for defendant. The burglary is alleged to have been committed: at Truckee. Articles of incorporation. of the Schmidt Lum er Oompany were filed with the County Olerk today. The compeny is orgenized to saw lumber, opén. 6 box fastory, to develop lands and to do general:iamber and mining basiness. The. principal place of busi‘ness fs San Francisco. The capital stock is fixed at 25,000 at $10 per share. Five shares have been. subscribed, as follows: Oarl Schmidt, Nevada City ; A. J. Treat, Sansalito; William H. Jordan, Walter 8. Braun, L. Conregys, all of San Francisco. The following are the quotatione asked for stocks and bonds at the Close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat..... 165 Barla yi cos cues tiie wl 2 WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley....: $89 00 San Francisco Gas and Elec. 59 60 Ophir ... 5 25, Sierra Nevada. 68 Mexican .. 2 OO}Utah ... Gould & Our. 46. \Bullion.. 12 mer. 17 Con. Cal & Va.1 Belcher. 4 vage.. 61/Overman .. Ohollar.. WiiJustice.. ~ 09 ‘otost .. -28)/Union .:.. 86 Hale &}Nor. 10 Crown Point. Q1. Jalia ... 05. Yellow Jacket. 25 Whiskey is being shipped to Kansas in electric light bulbs. This is undoubtedly the “chained lightning.” EE Eee cee The war between Germany, and the natives of West Africa is oue of which the white men need not feel proud. The natives, trae to their nature, are and known ae Special Dispatches Trani RATHER SIGNIFICANT. . eee No News From Port Ar~~ thur For Two Days. New York, March 22-—No confirmation has been received here of the reported fall of Port Arthur and that the place has been occupied by the Japatese, but it is considered significant as no news has been received from there for two RAMDOAD ACCOR A Santa Fe Train Runs into a Washout. RRgEpLEY, March 22.—The Santa Fe east bound overiand express ran into a washout near here at 4:30 o’clock this morning. The train turned over on its side and several passengers were injured slightly. A SHER THIER. é. He Steals a Hundred Thousand Dollars. RIVERSIDE, March 22.—A warrant charging the embezzlement of one hundred thousand dollars from the Orange Growers National Bank has been issued for the arrest of H. committing ali sorts of horrible atrocimessages from the ringside as received That is to say, it indirectly returns to him not only the amount invested, but a profit in which the whole community. shares. “The bulk of newspaper advertising is placed by merchants. The money it costs is paid almost wholly in salaries and incidentals to individuals in the community in which the advertiser resides, so that his return is not wholly from the general trade he seeks, but also the injection of this amount of money into the trade of his community, with the result of enlarging it, perpetuating it and multiplying its resources in all forms of industry. The merchant feels the pulse of prosperous or adverse conditions more delicately than almost any other member of the community. News -papers pay by far the larger portion of expenses in building up thecommunity. Their investment is not nearly as great in machinery, stock and other forms of tangible. property, as in brains and brawn. That is the reason why money spen+ with them by local merchants brings two-fold returns in the present and the future. “The newspaper as an institution working for the welfare of the community in both material and other respects, in reality makes paid advertising free. The intelligent advertising patron of such a 1 ewspaper contributes to the happiness and prosperity of the community at the same time he promotes his own business interests in the present and lays the foundation for greater profits and usefulness in the future.” Officers Elected. Piety Hill fre company, No. 5, beld @ meeting last evening and elected the following officers: William _Biohards, president and foreman ( re-elected ) ;. Dave Dower, first eseistant foremen ;. March, as predicted by Prof. Hicks. Joseph Hosking, second agsistant foreEquinoctial Siorm with the cold, raw wind that prevailed gave unmistakeable evidence The threatening and cloudy aspect of the skies this morning, together of the of the fifth storm period for men; Ed. Gribble, secretary; Al. Snell, treasurer (re-elected). A board of directors was also elected. The newly-elected officers will be installed at the next regular meeting. The members of thie company always take an active interest in the affairs cf the fire department, and they are ever at the Western Union headquarters here, and wili be posted “hot from the sonnder,” in the hotel bar. One of those famous Chile con carne’s will be served, along with many other deliacies, and thé public is invited to come and enjoy themeelves. ie] Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those ireiess, little workers—Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, curing Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c.at Vinton’s drag store Pointed Paragraphs There is no illumination in the oil of bypocrisy. Gentee) sins are likely to have rough consequences, When you borrow trouble you need not look for a dua, It is aspiration that makes life ratber than respiration. It is safer to be finical with sin than to be femiliar with it. large.as those next door, crack,.but it cannot heal it. vides for bis brother. linen instead of fine living. When you shut your eyes in pray you open the heart on heaven, : is likely to become desecration. conscience that insists only on eccentricity. : and it will be « very cold rainstorm, probably turning to sleet and snow J tral on the 28d and 94th, but will probably last a day or two longer. After the emo crosses the equinox, it fs said . fect there. The Navy Department for: Rew bade the use of Bremerton Yard on} account of the number of temptations j that the backone of winter is broken. We trust it will be so—at least this on the alert to respond when daty calls. year. The Mayor ot Yetebw ben retoed the presented to the sailors. oured it in five days. The sins in our house are never so The putty of pride may hide the He best prays to bis Father who proHeaven is not satisfied with fine When religion is but recreation life There is something crooked in the their example, ItSaved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Graige, G., affered for dix months with a frightful ranning sore on hia leg, but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. if you wart a good, cool drink o’ beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Nm. Barry. The anti-Semitic press of Russia is trying to stir up another attack on the Jewish residents by asserting that the Japanese are descendants of the ten lost tribes of Israel. Neurly every race alive, the ancestry of which is in doubt, has been stated to have deascended from the lost Israelites. Drummers for “Old Gilt Edge” whisky always bave “the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, in fact. CATARRH Ly Ery’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Cive Satisfaction. ting of -elghty-seven fiGIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. perience of Bremerton bag had its efpice amy 2 Gold in ea Heed quickip. 0 oeryty a ties and the Germans are following) Hayes but are unable to locate him. ~ . T. Hayes, the former cashier. The officers are searching for Obinese colony, died this Sfterucon. . . He had been “under the weather” for . * today. of the some time,and sbuffied off the mor: tal coil from causes incident to old . ¢ PRIZE FIGHT . = : her A.J. MeGill, W. Oallis and Mise will be reesived at the Jeukins arrived here from Downleville MAHEP New Black Lace Hose. % te & CO Warren’s Feather Bone Girdle Foundations at'50 cents each, Just the thing to make the new girdle on,New Trimming Buttons. In white, pearl, brass, gun metal, black and white, crocket aud jeweled. ~All sizes, Full line of Shirt Waists on New Black Crush Leather Belts New Bone Hair Pins, New Neckware New Sleeve Ruching. New Ribbons ‘New Trimming Braids. New Laces OUR GLOVE STOCK. Come to us for gloves in cotton, silk and kid, All colors, all sizes.and fitted'to the hand, Phylis Stock Foundations, 10 cents New Corsets. New Large Lace Collars = =. New Lace Ping Maher & Co., Nevada City Vinton’s Cough ——S=WILL CURE 11T== oetaneaeeesenantsSessassususansemeneseasene TY Ask your Dealer for A) with le Dharles D Fattack of » Dani fidence or alcom . Midvale Drill Steel there ye Guaranteed Pure. the firm of Murphy, Grant & Oo., and one of the best known business men of San Francisco, died this morning. He had been in poor health for several weeks, into a great labor war. The result, however, will be far more doubtfal than the labor troubles of a year ago Admiral Evans does not care anything about the canteen in the army, T THE notice hate FRIDAY NIGHT ah oh Free Hot Lunch will be served during the evening Just to Remind You . Tea Mate Grad ogi ae : in a few days. Grand Opening Monday and Tuesday when we will have on display a heiidsome line of Store ready andillinery there. e will give our OSILI OON OARNE Spring and Summer Millinery. A cordial invitation end other good things fe extended to the ladies to attend. A cordial invitation is extended to Commercial Street, Nevada City. you all to come and pertake of it, i Per ead . a. . BIG “FREE LUNCH . HIMES BRITT YOUNG CORBETT Will be received by Special Wire at ‘HOTEL ANTLERS_> Friday Night _ will? be Served after the Fight cS , ABCBEERS SOLD EVERYWHERE. San Franoisoo, March 21.—Adam . poen placed Grent, president of the Donohue-. acres of lapd on Dumbarton Point Kelly Banking Oompany, member of. from. the Dumbarton Land and IuThe strike of bricklayers and laborago by the late Sentate ers in New York threatens to develop . was subsequently abandoned, None So Good, Death of Banker. Railroad Deeds. Labor Condition conditions, will make.a sensational report of wh can be improved: fifty per cent. in he was hailed as “a Labor Messiah.” New York, March 21—Samuel Gomybut he wants it on his sideboard on his] ers returned from Porto Rico today, where be made a close study of labor I€ is expected that he he saw,. He thinks that condition short time, bat just bow he will not discuss at this time. Ia Porto Rico A. G. rned last « it to Oa jor cities, i. W. We . Sweetlan: ont illnes t. J. Bea Fe last ni, Yb: ries St d House. fisses Me ; » ones Oaxtanp, March 21 — Deeds have n Fran yeying 1% Hes Elea on record conveying : Range provement Company to. the Southero 2B Gray, Pacific Company. It ie thought the fer agent land may have been acquired for the pany, is purpose.of.e line connecting “both /M. Hac sides of. ¢polnt, A spur morning the ae Fair, but It fed to . S at E HLMER & HSI Wholeeale and retail dealers in eas BROAD STREET Rates Again . Fine Liquors # Cigars. 9 Bverything Strictly High Clas Duriog the months rs 7 March and April the South-F ern Pacific and their con}: nections wil! again place ODF y —w~ « Hall’s Ostat ally, apd act and mucous . Send for.esti: F, J, OHE Sold by all. Hall’s Fami Trial San FRANOL of Alexander of Major McO until April & * sale redaced westbound tickets trem Chicago snd poin st thereof to Call ore p your county thie information. We ¥ ire instractions to furnish Seketabresy polot lo United States on deposit ~ ow. H.WOOD, ‘Traveling Pass, Agesteast onde ‘Beaten telond or relative 2 lesued for the e ot Dr. A. H. : Colorado Sp ‘brother of the Condition wi quiry. Better t Ung's Bes tea Coffee’ and mone the mone At you LY

a= es (oes en Cats OF ty t : ba Nevapa CIty DaILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED E. BROWN, Manager. SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Year . By Carrier, * = oh eee a ae 12 1-26 Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City} TUESDAY oes ieedey seins, eoeels veveeeg rere a cececeeccvececscs MABPIAGE AS A DISABILITY \HE New York Court of Appeals has handed down a decision in favor of a Brooklyn teacher: who had a suit against the superintendent of schools for refusing to permit her to remain in school after marrying, a rule of the board of education forbidding the women teachers of Brooklyn to marry. F Sat: tee The court held that the charter of Greater New York provides for a trial on charges before dismissal and specific— ally states the causes for which a teacher can be discharged. The causes specified are inefficiency, insubordination and immorality, and the court holds that marriage not being included among these charges, the board cannot make a rule contrary to the charter of the city. : Such a rule as that of the Brooklyn Board of Education should have been set aside on the further ground that it is contrary to commonsense, The-ruling out of married women from the teaching forces in the public schools in some places has been for the sole purpose of creating places for some one else. The assertion is frequently made that married women do not need such positions as they have husbands to support them. This indicates the purely economic phase -of the question, but it is not the broadest point of view. The first consideration should be qualification of the teacher for the work and the welfare of the pupil. Certainly the woman of mature years, who is perhaps a mother, is not disqualified for dealing with children, She is apt to be tar better fitted for her work than some unexperienced slip of a girl who takes a. position merely as a financial make-shift with the knowledge that she will be disqualified if she should: follow the very natural inclination to marry should opportunity offer. Such a condition as that in Brooklyn would naturally interfere most seriously with bright and intelligent women taking to teaching as a career. MARCH 22, 1904 4voeaev,enne yp @ PHILOSOPHY OF ADVERVISING 4 HE species of business man who asserts that he advertises in his home newspapers “just to help them along,” has grown so rapidly less in the past few years that he is now almost extinct. Still, there are a few of him left and no doubt he will view with astonished incredulity the following points on advertising presented by the Columbus, O., Citizen; “Tt is a fact,” says this journal, ‘‘that the great bulk of paid newspaper advertising costs the advertiser nothing. The following business wae transacted in the Superior Oourt today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: “ Robert Van Hoeter vs. W. H. Smith etal. Argued and submitted, In the case of B. Murphy ve. M. Orowley, in which the defendant was cited for contempt, M. Crowley apjudgment. The matter of passing judgment was continued until Tueaday, March 29th, 1904, Killed by Train. Los AnaeEtes, March 21.—D. D. Griffin, member of the firm of Marphy s Griffin, extensively engaged in cattle raising in Tulare county and other portions of the State, wae ran over and instantly killed by the Southern Pacific overland train about two miles east of Indio, according to the story told by passengers of the: train which bas just arrived here. Griffin was a passenger on the train, having boarded it at Imperial, bound for Los Angoles. California Polytechnic School San Lovurs Oprsro, March 22 —News has*just been received that the United ‘ tates government has set aside 60,000 acres of land along the summit of the San Lucia mountain range in San Louis Obispo county for a forestry reserve. This marks the beginning of a work which augurs well for the fatare development of the county. It is also of great importance to the Polytechnic School as it guarantees prectical demonstration in forestry to the siudents, There is no doubt but that the Bureau of Forestry will co-cperate heartily with the school in all kinds of. forestry work on this reserve. Students in agricultare will likely camp for a week or tio each year in the mountains doing forestry work. — on Millinery Grand Opening. Mrs. L. Lubeck has reopened her ing, apposite the Transcript block, and is now preparing for a grand display of spring The date set for the grand opening days is Monday and Tuesday of next week— March 28th.& 29th-and a general the ladies to come and see the most beautiful and stylish creation® for spring and summer wear that bas ever been shown in Nevada City. Read the advt. in another column, Britt-Corbet Returns at National As usual the retarns of the fight Friday night will be received at the National, The reports will be the official peared in the Superior Court today for . ©" millinery parlors in the Labeck build-. =~ ani summer millinery. I end cordial invitation is extended to. . &.Oecurred in the cut approaching the Town Talk tunnel this ‘morning. The cave was aboutin the same place as the one that occurred yesterday, but it wae not/so lerge, from Oolfex came over on the tracticn was removed before one o'clock this efternoon. : In the Superior Court today in the case of People vs. Lewis Edwards, the defendant..was-arraigned ‘and given until Thursday morning at 10 o’olock was appointed by.thé Court as’ couneél for defendant. The burglary is alleged to have been committed: at Truckee. Articles of incorporation. of the Schmidt Lum er Oompany were filed with the County Olerk today. The compeny is orgenized to saw lumber, opén. 6 box fastory, to develop lands and to do general:iamber and mining basiness.. The. principal place of busi‘ness fs San Francisco. The capital stock is fixed at 25,000 at $10 per share. Five shares have been. subscribed, as follows: Oarl Schmidt, Nevada City ; A. J. Treat, Sansalito; William H. Jordan, Walter 8. Braun, L. Conregys, all of San Francisco. The following are the quotatione asked for stocks and bonds at the Close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat......... 165 Barla yi cos cues tiie wl 2 WATER AND GAS, Spring Valley........: $89 00 San Francisco Gas and Elec.. 59 60 Ophir ..... 5 25, Sierra Nevada. 68 Mexican ... 2 OO}Utah ..... Gould & Our. 46. \Bullion.... 12 mer.. 17 Con. Cal & Va.1 Belcher.. 4 vage.... 61/Overman .... Ohollar.... WiiJustice.... ~ 09 ‘otost .... -28)/Union .:... 86 Hale &}Nor. 10 Crown Point.. Q1. Jalia ..... 05. Yellow Jacket. 25 Whiskey is being shipped to Kansas in electric light bulbs. This is undoubtedly the “chained lightning.” EE Eee cee The war between Germany, and the natives of West Africa is oue of which the white men need not feel proud. The natives, trae to their nature, are and known ae Special Dispatches Trani RATHER SIGNIFICANT. . eee No News From Port Ar~~ thur For Two Days. New York, March 22-—No confirmation has been received here of the reported fall of Port Arthur and that the place has been occupied by the Japatese, but it is considered significant as no news has been received from there for two RAMDOAD ACCOR A Santa Fe Train Runs into a Washout. RRgEpLEY, March 22.—The Santa Fe east bound overiand express ran into a washout near here at 4:30 o’clock this morning. The train turned over on its side and several passengers were injured slightly. A SHER THIER. é. He Steals a Hundred Thousand Dollars. RIVERSIDE, March 22.—A warrant charging the embezzlement of one hundred thousand dollars from the Orange Growers National Bank has been issued for the arrest of H. committing ali sorts of horrible atrocimessages from the ringside as received That is to say, it indirectly returns to him not only the amount invested, but a profit in which the whole community. shares. “The bulk of newspaper advertising is placed by merchants. The money it costs is paid almost wholly in salaries and incidentals to individuals in the community in which the advertiser resides, so that his return is not wholly from the general trade he seeks, but also the injection of this amount of money into the trade of his community, with the result of enlarging it, perpetuating it and multiplying its resources in all forms of industry. The merchant feels the pulse of prosperous or adverse conditions more delicately than almost any other member of the community. News -papers pay by far the larger portion of expenses in building up thecommunity. Their investment is not nearly as great in machinery, stock and other forms of tangible. property, as in brains and brawn. That is the reason why money spen+ with them by local merchants brings two-fold returns in the present and the future. “The newspaper as an institution working for the welfare of the community in both material and other respects, in reality makes paid advertising free. The intelligent advertising patron of such a 1 ewspaper contributes to the happiness and prosperity of the community at the same time he promotes his own business interests in the present and lays the foundation for greater profits and usefulness in the future.” Officers Elected. Piety Hill fre company, No. 5, beld @ meeting last evening and elected the following officers: William _Biohards, president and foreman ( re-elected ) ;. Dave Dower, first eseistant foremen ;. March, as predicted by Prof. Hicks. Joseph Hosking, second agsistant foreEquinoctial Siorm with the cold, raw wind that prevailed gave unmistakeable evidence The threatening and cloudy aspect of the skies this morning, together of the of the fifth storm period for men; Ed. Gribble, secretary; Al. Snell, treasurer (re-elected). A board of directors was also elected. The newly-elected officers will be installed at the next regular meeting. The members of thie company always take an active interest in the affairs cf the fire department, and they are ever at the Western Union headquarters here, and wili be posted “hot from the sonnder,” in the hotel bar. One of those famous Chile con carne’s will be served, along with many other deliacies, and thé public is invited to come and enjoy themeelves. ie] Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those ireiess, little workers—Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, curing Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe,

sure. Only 25c.at Vinton’s drag store Pointed Paragraphs There is no illumination in the oil of bypocrisy. Gentee) sins are likely to have rough consequences, When you borrow trouble you need not look for a dua, It is aspiration that makes life ratber than respiration. It is safer to be finical with sin than to be femiliar with it. large.as those next door, crack,.but it cannot heal it. vides for bis brother. linen instead of fine living. When you shut your eyes in pray you open the heart on heaven, : is likely to become desecration. conscience that insists only on eccentricity. : and it will be « very cold rainstorm, probably turning to sleet and snow J tral on the 28d and 94th, but will probably last a day or two longer. After the emo crosses the equinox, it fs said . fect there. The Navy Department for: Rew bade the use of Bremerton Yard on} account of the number of temptations j that the backone of winter is broken. We trust it will be so—at least this on the alert to respond when daty calls. year. The Mayor ot Yetebw ben retoed the presented to the sailors. oured it in five days. The sins in our house are never so The putty of pride may hide the He best prays to bis Father who proHeaven is not satisfied with fine When religion is but recreation life There is something crooked in the their example, ItSaved His Leg. P. A. Danforth of La Graige, G., affered for dix months with a frightful ranning sore on hia leg, but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly For Uloers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the world. Oure guaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sold by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. if you wart a good, cool drink o’ beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Nm. Barry. The anti-Semitic press of Russia is trying to stir up another attack on the Jewish residents by asserting that the Japanese are descendants of the ten lost tribes of Israel. Neurly every race alive, the ancestry of which is in doubt, has been stated to have deascended from the lost Israelites. Drummers for “Old Gilt Edge” whisky always bave “the best the town affords.” They carry it with them, in fact. CATARRH Ly Ery’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, Sure to Cive Satisfaction. ting of -elghty-seven fiGIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. perience of Bremerton bag had its efpice amy 2 Gold in ea Heed quickip. 0 oeryty a ties and the Germans are following) Hayes but are unable to locate him. ~ . T. Hayes, the former cashier. The officers are searching for Obinese colony, died this Sfterucon. . . He had been “under the weather” for . * today. of the some time,and sbuffied off the mor: tal coil from causes incident to old . ¢ PRIZE FIGHT . = : her A.J. MeGill, W. Oallis and Mise will be reesived at the Jeukins arrived here from Downleville MAHEP New Black Lace Hose. % te & CO Warren’s Feather Bone Girdle Foundations at'50 cents each, Just the thing to make the new girdle on,New Trimming Buttons. In white, pearl, brass, gun metal, black and white, crocket aud jeweled. ~All sizes, Full line of Shirt Waists on New Black Crush Leather Belts New Bone Hair Pins, New Neckware New Sleeve Ruching. New Ribbons ‘New Trimming Braids. New Laces OUR GLOVE STOCK. Come to us for gloves in cotton, silk and kid, All colors, all sizes.and fitted'to the hand, Phylis Stock Foundations, 10 cents New Corsets. New Large Lace Collars = =. New Lace Ping Maher & Co., Nevada City Vinton’s Cough ——S=WILL CURE 11T== oetaneaeeesenantsSessassususansemeneseasene TY Ask your Dealer for A) with le Dharles D Fattack of » Dani fidence or alcom . Midvale Drill Steel there ye Guaranteed Pure. the firm of Murphy, Grant & Oo., and one of the best known business men of San Francisco, died this morning. He had been in poor health for several weeks, into a great labor war. The result, however, will be far more doubtfal than the labor troubles of a year ago Admiral Evans does not care anything about the canteen in the army, T THE notice hate FRIDAY NIGHT ah oh Free Hot Lunch will be served during the evening Just to Remind You . Tea Mate Grad ogi ae : in a few days. Grand Opening Monday and Tuesday when we will have on display a heiidsome line of Store ready andillinery there. e will give our OSILI OON OARNE Spring and Summer Millinery. A cordial invitation end other good things fe extended to the ladies to attend. A cordial invitation is extended to Commercial Street, Nevada City. you all to come and pertake of it, i Per ead . a. . BIG “FREE LUNCH . HIMES BRITT YOUNG CORBETT Will be received by Special Wire at ‘HOTEL ANTLERS_> Friday Night _ will? be Served after the Fight cS , ABCBEERS SOLD EVERYWHERE. San Franoisoo, March 21.—Adam . poen placed Grent, president of the Donohue-. acres of lapd on Dumbarton Point Kelly Banking Oompany, member of. from. the Dumbarton Land and IuThe strike of bricklayers and laborago by the late Sentate ers in New York threatens to develop . was subsequently abandoned, None So Good, Death of Banker. Railroad Deeds. Labor Condition conditions, will make.a sensational report of wh can be improved: fifty per cent. in he was hailed as “a Labor Messiah.” New York, March 21—Samuel Gomybut he wants it on his sideboard on his] ers returned from Porto Rico today, where be made a close study of labor I€ is expected that he he saw,. He thinks that condition short time, bat just bow he will not discuss at this time. Ia Porto Rico A. G. rned last « it to Oa jor cities, i. W. We . Sweetlan: ont illnes t. J. Bea Fe last ni, Yb: ries St d House. fisses Me ; » ones Oaxtanp, March 21 — Deeds have n Fran yeying 1% Hes Elea on record conveying : Range provement Company to. the Southero 2B Gray, Pacific Company. It ie thought the fer agent land may have been acquired for the pany, is purpose.of.e line connecting “both /M. Hac sides of. ¢polnt, A spur morning the ae Fair, but It fed to . S at E HLMER & HSI Wholeeale and retail dealers in eas BROAD STREET Rates Again . Fine Liquors # Cigars. 9 Bverything Strictly High Clas Duriog the months rs 7 March and April the South-F ern Pacific and their con}: nections wil! again place ODF y —w~ « Hall’s Ostat ally, apd act and mucous . Send for.esti: F, J, OHE Sold by all. Hall’s Fami Trial San FRANOL of Alexander of Major McO until April & * sale redaced westbound tickets trem Chicago snd poin st thereof to Call ore p your county thie information. We ¥ ire instractions to furnish Seketabresy polot lo United States on deposit ~ ow. H.WOOD, ‘Traveling Pass, Agesteast onde ‘Beaten telond or relative 2 lesued for the e ot Dr. A. H. : Colorado Sp ‘brother of the Condition wi quiry. Better t Ung's Bes tea Coffee’ and mone the mone At you LY