March 26, 1904 (4 pages)

Hi j j 7 way sdeemdianesaeetccee Nevapa City DaiILty TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED ©. BROWN, Manager. ° Caiwany ye Bylet, = = = SUBSORIPT 10N $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered to any vart ufjthe city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays »Excepted, at Nevada City 12 142c Per Week SATURDAY.... .. ele ee ue MARCH 26; 1904 THE MAN WHO SPITS HE, way in which the anti expectoration ordinance is enforced in the city of Pittsburg, Pa., is shown by the following item slipped from a local paper: “J. P. Cooper, known as ‘Texas Bill,’ who had been a member of the Texas Rangers, was put to work on the Brighton line of the Pittsburg Street Railways yesterday as a conductor. A. young man began spitting on the car floor. ‘Bill’ remonstrated, the passenger grew saucy and a human cyclone struck him. When called before Superintendent Murphy today ‘Bill’ said: ‘If that galoot had said those things to me in’Texas I’d a killed him!’ ‘Texas Bill’ got a Steady job.” . The city of San Francisco might reap good results toward abating the spitting nuisance on its public thoroughfares by instailing a few “Texas Bills” as Street-car conductors and policemen, for judging from a scorching article from the S. F. News Letter the city is sadly in need of this reform. The News Letter says: “At many an occasion the News Letter has had much to say about the officials of San F rancisco, who never do anything, but everybody. The average city official is noted for his unobservance of the statutes rather than for any efforts on his part toenforce them. There is a statute that, for reasons of health and decency, provides for the punishment of men and women who may ‘expectorate in places and in such a Pelition For New School District. Tne residents of Gaston and vicinity have forwarded the following petition to Superintendent of Schools O’Neil in regard to the establishment of & school district there. The matter will be laid before the Board of Supervisore at the eoming session, To Superintendent J. G. O’Neill:— We, the undersigned, parents or guardians of the number of school census children set opposite our respective names, and residing-at a greater distanee than two miles by a traveled road from any public school, and ‘within the boundaries of the hereinafter described territory, respecifully school district, to_be known as the Gaston School District of Nevada county, Oal., and to be created from territory now included within the following named school districts, to-wit, Washington and Graniteville. The signatures attsched comprise the parents and heads offamilies who represent twenty children. Citizens’ Alliance Disgrace to America Denver, Merch 25th.—Captain Wells Special Dispatches to France peftion for the formation of a new. day repeat the performance. The capagainst the Telluride Citizens’ Alliunionists from that town. tarned to that city on the noon train on the advice of President Moyer of Western Federation of Miners. As of Troop A has established a press censorship at Telluride that for its airtightness is not equalled by the RussoJapanese war managers’ scheme in the Far East. Ten strikers’ families’ were on Thursday, it is learned by BIG FIRE IN NEW YORI mail, ordered from their homes during @ howling blizzard, were marched to the depot, placed on cars and ordered to never retarn, The exiles, some with babes, reached Ridgeway almost frozen and quite destitute. They were taken care of by the members of the Western Federation of Miners. It is understood that Captain Wells will totain: ie charged in an injunction suit ance with being the ringleader of a mob which drove out’ seventy-five Eleven deported Unioniete from Telluride redemurrer and arraigoment. Superior Court. be passed upon by Judge Nilon: Company. county to Placer county. Estate of Myra B. Wentworth, deceased. Settling final account and bearing petition for distribution of the executor, C. 8, Paine. E. M. Teylor vs. W. H. Bryan et al. To be on trial. j A. Borel & Oo. vs. Mrs. A. B. Dibble, as adminietratrix of A. B. Dibble, deceased, and James Watt. Argument of demarrer. The People of the State of Oalifornia against Lewis Edwards. Decision on manner that the sputa becomes a menace to the health of the people. The vulgarians now at the head of our city government, by the grace of God and the chance of politics, know no better than the kine of the field, and it is not to be expected that such an important law should be enforced by this scum unless some one points out the infraction. The expectorator is a terrible infliction, and here in San Francisto he is insistently preflominant. His slimy trail is everywhere. He can be traced along the sidewalk, in the halls of amusement and in street and steam cars. He is ‘numberless, and he spits himself into the notice of the decent and the refined at every turn, and unchecked goes on his merry, dirty way. The administration of the city, graduated from the rands of the canaille, does not see that it is necessary to the public health to enforce the ordinance, or because of a fear that.a majority of its supporters may be jailed in consequence, it does not see fit to enforce the law. The expectorator should be jailed, and we hope he will be. We also hope that we have made it plain to the administration of city affairs, that eats with its knife and combs its beard and hair with its fork, that the enforcement of the law is a necessity, and will preserve the lives of the unwashed as well as the cleanly. i passing sentence in contempt of court pr: ceedings. as administrator of the estate of A, D Allan, deceased. strike out certain portions of plaintSan Juan today by Henry Lane to hold a consultation with Dr. Ross. v effect. Murphy vs. Crowley. Time set for Marguerite Allan vs. W. D. Vinton, Hesring motion to ff'3 complaint. —+-2 eo ——___ Dr. C. L. Muller was driven over to The twelve-year-old son of James Bradbury is dangerously ill, and the latter physician decided that the case called for a consultation, e A Wild Man. ROSEBERG, Or, March 25—A_ wild man is reported to be lurking in the mountains of Coos county. Heide scribed as seven feet tall, muscular snd unkempt. He has been terrorizing the ranchers and miners, and today they are discussing an organized hunt,He has been shot at twice tut without ln the Supericr Court Monday the following law and motion calendar will Birce & Smart vs. Aubarn Lumber I Argue of the motion to ehange plece of trial from Nevada soon as they arrive they will be “bullpenned” Ly the military, when habeas corpus proceedings are to be institated. . Broke a Small Bone ~ While emptying a car at the Murchie mine this forenoon, William Nivens broke a small bone in his left shoulder, work for some time. Ed@. Smith, who was sent up from disturbing the peace, was diecharged from custody this morning. He was committed tor ten dsys and he spent that lengbth of time in duranea vile. Having Trouble. The South Yuba Water Company is having considerable trouble with its ditches between Alta and Bear Valley. A slide and cave-in in one of the tunnels is causing considerable annoyance, and a large force of men is at work, —_—-—~+ ee —___ Hotel Antlers SUNDAY DINNER SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1904, Cream of Tomatoe, Boiled Salmon, en Mayonaise Celery en branch Lettuce Natural Chow Chow Mixed Pickles : Ox Tongue with horseraddish Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne sauce Chicken Oroquette,sauce Champignona Breast of Lamb saute a la creole Oyster Patties a la Bachenlet Vigeretts of Turkey Livers Sherry Wite sauce Bullion Which Caused Considerable Excitement --Loss $400,000. New York, March 26—The business portion of the city was thrown into a great excitement today by a fire in Building Sixty on Broadway, occupied by the American Express Company. The flames spread to the next building. The fire was nnder control two hours after it started. The loss is Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. The injury will incapacitate him from Discharged Today. Grass Valley to the County Jail for sane prospector of gi #44444 4% reported to be quite i He is believed to be some in+ Oe @ Mrs, Allen Jones of Willow Valley is N. Meyer is here from San Francisco, gantic statare. Il. Deviled Sweet Breads a la Francisco Calves’ Head a la Espanolia Bananna Fritters, sauce Lemon Young Turkey with Walaut dressing, Cranberry sauce Spring Lamb with Mint sauze Hauncb of Mutton with Jelly CMDERON'S MESSAGE Notifying the Appointment of Commanders. St. PETERSBURG, March 26—The text of the Emperor’s message today was directed to Vice Roy Alexieff in notifying him of his <ppointment as General, is to command the fleet at Port Arthur, which not only defines latter’s position but specifically shows Russia’s aims. ELOQUENT SPEAKER IS COMING Kuropatkin will command the land forces for the East and Admiral Makaroff NOTIONS AT MAHEP & CO’S g * \ Warren’s Feather Bone Gitdle Foundations at 50 cents each. Just the thing to make the new girdle on. New Trimming Buttons, In white, metal, black and white, crocket aud jeweled. Full line of Shirt Waists 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. Al! colors, all sizes and fitted to the hand, Phylis Stock Foundations, 10 cents New Black Lace Hose. New Corsets. New Lace Pins New Large Lace Collars Maher & Co., Nevada City HUDNUT’S YADMA 3. 2*= " All Kinds of Easter Egg Dyes AT W. D. VINTON’S PHARMACY vo Ask your Dealer for All sizes, for Just to Remind You That we are getting our Nevada City Store ready and will have a Grand Display of Millinery there in a few days. We wiil give our Grand Opening Monday and Tuesday —HMarch 28th and 29th -— when we will bave on display a handsome line of Spring and Summer Millinery. A cordial invitation is extended to the ladies to attend. MRS. L. LUBECK Commercial Street, Nevada City. pearl, brass, gun Midvale Drill Steel ABC Sonemian “KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS’~ LD EVERYWHERE. =a Still Burning. NorFo.k, Neb., March 25—Re ports Prohibits Them. New York, March 25th—It has been diecovered by the Theatrical Managers’ Association that an ordinance has been prepared by the Board of Aldermen which will practically prohibit the building of any more theatres in thie city. A movement was at once from Holt, Wheeler and Rock counties indicate that the prairie fires are atill burning. The towne of Amelia, Newport and Ohambers were threatened, but were saved bya shifting of the wind. Several ranchmen have lost slip along through life taking things easy, just like our Sermon Preached BY the News of a Day . OW and then a most convincing sermon is preached by . the news of a day. Some of these little sermons do a world of good, for the reach persons that are always beyond the sound of the minister’s voice. The words of God which he utters are never heard by this class of Americans, but a little sermon of human interest preached by the news of a day is read and digested by all. Ifthe story is pathetic and draws a tear or two its effect isthe more powerful. One day recenily the wires told of how death ended the dream ‘of a war veteran. While writing and moralizing on his life, telling of a resolve finally made and kept to remain on the light side of light; rather than on the dark side, James M. Kuhn, a naval veteran, fell dead from his chair, at the National Military Home in Marion, Ind. The manuscript which he had been writing was picked up and will be sent to his widow. Under the caption, “Old Soldier’s Dream,” he had written: “I am now going on my seventy-fourth year. I have generally tried to lead what is called an exemplary life, temperate habits, law-abiding, church-going and a good citizen, © “Since I have been in the home I have reflected on my life. I must soon take that long journey. I now see that walking on the line is risky and dangerous. i Juan today. STATE OF OgIO, City oF TOLEDO, CueEney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tbe sam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HaLy’s Catarru Cure _ Sworn to before me and subscribed cember, A. D., 1886 ally, and acts diresctiy on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for .estimonials free. Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Carmns, Transcript Steet. tf [s sick and nervous headaches. ere Headache Onre gives instant re ef. fectiy harmless. 25c and 10c a box. Every box guaranteed. For sale by Dickerman, sole agent. And wrecks the brain. Sherman’s Headache Oure will cire Charles Sooy came over from Ban ——_ ——_ + e@e + Letoas County. Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he 8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. County and State P FRANK J. CHENEY. QO my presence, this 6th day of De~— A. W. GLEASON ae Notary Public. Loin of Pork with Apple sauce Roll of Beef with Onion Dressing Brea st of Veal, stuffed with Sage Mashed Potatoes t ae Sugar Ocrn Hot Minee Pie Steamed Potatoes Stringless Beans Mashed Turnips Apple Pie Orange Maringaoe Pie _ Eoglish Plum Padding with Hard and Brandy Sauce ound Cake Cocoanut Oake Honey Cake Chocolate Cake Jelly Oake Assorted Cake Lidy Fingers Tea Coffee Milk Cream. Edam, Roquefort Cheese Fruits Nuts Raisins Oranges Lemon Ice Cream Ps Cafe Noir Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken internF. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. +280 Embroidery Lessons Building, Commercial ———-—~+ +ee Th Curse of Womankind SherOne dosecures. 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U. to deliver a lec! ure at this city in the Methodist church, on next Monday evening, March 28th, at 7 o’clock. There will be no admittance fee charged, but a collection: wiil be taken to meet expenees, There will also be some fine music rendered in ny to connection with the lecture. The pubS nne-. lic are cordially invited. Try it Rev. Lovejoy comes highly recommended by the press of the State as a * REV. I. B, LOVEJOY, has been secured by the Nevada Oity . . 7 gifted speaker and talented lecturer of foree and merit, and we hope to see the large audience room of the church filled to the doors on Monday night to greet him. Don’t let a little rain cause you to miss this great treat. i Read the following press comments of the platform work of Dr. Lovejoy: Aberdeen Herald: “Rev, Lovejoy is an eloquent speaker and one of the most thorough men in this work in the Pacific northwest,” San Jacinto Searchlight: «Mr. Lovejoy is an earnest and eloquent man. 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Hi j j 7 way sdeemdianesaeetccee Nevapa City DaiILty TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED ©. BROWN, Manager. ° Caiwany ye Bylet, = = = SUBSORIPT 10N $6 Per Year . By Carrier, -Delivered to any vart ufjthe city. Issued Every Evening, Sundays »Excepted, at Nevada City 12 142c Per Week SATURDAY....... ... ele ee ue MARCH 26; 1904 THE MAN WHO SPITS HE, way in which the anti expectoration ordinance is enforced in the city of Pittsburg, Pa., is shown by the following item slipped from a local paper: “J. P. Cooper, known as ‘Texas Bill,’ who had been a member of the Texas Rangers, was put to work on the Brighton line of the Pittsburg Street Railways yesterday as a conductor. A. young man began spitting on the car floor. ‘Bill’ remonstrated, the passenger grew saucy and a human cyclone struck him. When called before Superintendent Murphy today ‘Bill’ said: ‘If that galoot had said those things to me in’Texas I’d a killed him!’ ‘Texas Bill’ got a Steady job.” . The city of San Francisco might reap good results toward abating the spitting nuisance on its public thoroughfares by instailing a few “Texas Bills” as Street-car conductors and policemen, for judging from a scorching article from the S. F. News Letter the city is sadly in need of this reform. The News Letter says: “At many an occasion the News Letter has had much to say about the officials of San F rancisco, who never do anything, but everybody. The average city official is noted for his unobservance of the statutes rather than for any efforts on his part toenforce them. There is a statute that, for reasons of health and decency, provides for the punishment of men and women who may ‘expectorate in places and in such a Pelition For New School District. Tne residents of Gaston and vicinity have forwarded the following petition to Superintendent of Schools O’Neil in regard to the establishment of & school district there. The matter will be laid before the Board of Supervisore at the eoming session, To Superintendent J. G. O’Neill:— We, the undersigned, parents or guardians of the number of school census children set opposite our respective names, and residing-at a greater distanee than two miles by a traveled road from any public school, and ‘within the boundaries of the hereinafter described territory, respecifully school district, to_be known as the Gaston School District of Nevada county, Oal., and to be created from territory now included within the following named school districts, to-wit, Washington and Graniteville. The signatures attsched comprise the parents and heads offamilies who represent twenty children. Citizens’ Alliance Disgrace to America Denver, Merch 25th.—Captain Wells Special Dispatches to France peftion for the formation of a new. day repeat the performance. The capagainst the Telluride Citizens’ Alliunionists from that town. tarned to that city on the noon train on the advice of President Moyer of Western Federation of Miners. As of Troop A has established a press censorship at Telluride that for its airtightness is not equalled by the RussoJapanese war managers’ scheme in the Far East. Ten strikers’ families’ were on Thursday, it is learned by BIG FIRE IN NEW YORI mail, ordered from their homes during @ howling blizzard, were marched to the depot, placed on cars and ordered to never retarn, The exiles, some with babes, reached Ridgeway almost frozen and quite destitute. They were taken care of by the members of the Western Federation of Miners. It is understood that Captain Wells will totain: ie charged in an injunction suit ance with being the ringleader of a mob which drove out’ seventy-five Eleven deported Unioniete from Telluride redemurrer and arraigoment. Superior Court. be passed upon by Judge Nilon: Company. county to Placer county. Estate of Myra B. Wentworth, deceased. Settling final account and bearing petition for distribution of the executor, C. 8, Paine. E. M. Teylor vs. W. H. Bryan et al. To be on trial. j A. Borel & Oo. vs. Mrs. A. B. Dibble, as adminietratrix of A. B. Dibble, deceased, and James Watt. Argument of demarrer. The People of the State of Oalifornia against Lewis Edwards. Decision on manner that the sputa becomes a menace to the health of the people. The vulgarians now at the head of our city government, by the grace of God and the chance of politics, know no better than the kine of the field, and it is not to be expected that such an important law should be enforced by this scum unless some one points out the infraction. The expectorator is a terrible infliction, and here in San Francisto he is insistently preflominant. His slimy trail is everywhere. He can be traced along the sidewalk, in the halls of amusement and in street and steam cars. He is ‘numberless, and he spits himself into the notice of the decent and the refined at every turn, and unchecked goes on his merry, dirty way. The administration of the city, graduated from the rands of the canaille, does not see that it is necessary to the public health to enforce the ordinance, or because of a fear that.a majority of its supporters may be jailed in consequence, it does not see fit to enforce the law. The expectorator should be jailed, and we hope he will be. We also hope that we have made it plain to the administration of city affairs, that eats with its knife and combs its beard and hair with its fork, that the enforcement of the law is a necessity, and will preserve the lives of the unwashed as well as the cleanly. i passing sentence in contempt of court pr: ceedings. as administrator of the estate of A, D Allan, deceased. strike out certain portions of plaintSan Juan today by Henry Lane to hold a consultation with Dr. Ross. v effect. Murphy vs. Crowley. Time set for Marguerite Allan vs. W. D. Vinton, Hesring motion to ff'3 complaint. —+-2 eo ——___ Dr. C. L. Muller was driven over to The twelve-year-old son of James Bradbury is dangerously ill, and the latter physician decided that the case called for a consultation, e A Wild Man. ROSEBERG, Or, March 25—A_ wild man is reported to be lurking in the mountains of Coos county. Heide scribed as seven feet tall, muscular snd unkempt. He has been terrorizing the ranchers and miners, and today they are discussing an organized hunt,He has been shot at twice tut without ln the Supericr Court Monday the following law and motion calendar will Birce & Smart vs. Aubarn Lumber I Argue of the motion to ehange plece of trial from Nevada soon as they arrive they will be “bullpenned” Ly the military, when habeas corpus proceedings are to be institated. . Broke a Small Bone ~ While emptying a car at the Murchie mine this forenoon, William Nivens broke a small bone in his left shoulder, work for some time. Ed@. Smith, who was sent up from disturbing the peace, was diecharged from custody this morning. He was committed tor ten dsys and he spent that lengbth of time in duranea vile. Having Trouble. The South Yuba Water Company is having considerable trouble with its ditches between Alta and Bear Valley. A slide and cave-in in one of the tunnels is causing considerable annoyance, and a large force of men is at work, —_—-—~+ ee —___ Hotel Antlers SUNDAY DINNER SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1904, Cream of Tomatoe, Boiled Salmon, en Mayonaise Celery en branch Lettuce Natural Chow Chow Mixed Pickles : Ox Tongue with horseraddish Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne sauce Chicken Oroquette,sauce Champignona Breast of Lamb saute a la creole Oyster Patties a la Bachenlet Vigeretts of Turkey Livers Sherry Wite sauce Bullion Which Caused Considerable Excitement --Loss $400,000. New York, March 26—The business portion of the city was thrown into a great excitement today by a fire in Building Sixty on Broadway, occupied by the American Express Company. The flames spread to the next building. The fire was nnder control two hours after it started. The loss is Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. The injury will incapacitate him from Discharged Today. Grass Valley to the County Jail for sane prospector of gi #44444 4% reported to be quite i He is believed to be some in+ Oe @ Mrs, Allen Jones of Willow Valley is N. Meyer is here from San Francisco, gantic statare. Il. Deviled Sweet Breads a la Francisco Calves’ Head a la Espanolia Bananna Fritters, sauce Lemon Young Turkey with Walaut dressing, Cranberry sauce Spring Lamb with Mint sauze Hauncb of Mutton with Jelly CMDERON'S MESSAGE Notifying the Appointment of Commanders. St. PETERSBURG, March 26—The text of the Emperor’s message today was directed to Vice Roy Alexieff in notifying him of his <ppointment as General, is to command the fleet at Port Arthur, which not only defines latter’s position but specifically shows Russia’s aims. ELOQUENT SPEAKER IS COMING Kuropatkin will command the land forces for the East and Admiral Makaroff NOTIONS AT MAHEP & CO’S g * \ Warren’s Feather Bone Gitdle Foundations at 50 cents each. Just the thing to make the new girdle on. New Trimming Buttons, In white, metal, black and white, crocket aud jeweled. Full line of Shirt Waists 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. Al! colors, all sizes and fitted to the hand, Phylis Stock Foundations, 10 cents New Black Lace Hose. New Corsets. New Lace Pins New Large Lace Collars Maher & Co., Nevada City HUDNUT’S YADMA 3. 2*= " All Kinds of Easter Egg Dyes AT W. D. VINTON’S PHARMACY vo Ask your Dealer for All sizes, for Just to Remind You That we are getting our Nevada City Store ready and will have a Grand Display of Millinery there in a few days. We wiil give our Grand Opening Monday and Tuesday —HMarch 28th and 29th -— when we will bave on display a handsome line of Spring and Summer Millinery. A cordial invitation is extended to the ladies to attend. MRS. L. LUBECK Commercial Street, Nevada City. pearl, brass, gun Midvale Drill Steel ABC Sonemian “KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS’~ LD EVERYWHERE. =a Still Burning. NorFo.k, Neb., March 25—Re ports Prohibits Them. New York, March 25th—It has been diecovered by the Theatrical Managers’ Association that an ordinance has been prepared by the Board of Aldermen which will practically prohibit the building of any more theatres in thie city. A movement was at once from Holt, Wheeler and Rock counties indicate that the prairie fires are atill burning. The towne of Amelia, Newport and Ohambers were threatened, but were saved bya shifting of the wind. Several ranchmen have lost slip along through life taking things easy, just like our Sermon Preached BY the News of a Day . OW and then a most convincing sermon is preached by . the news of a day. Some of these little sermons do a world of good, for the reach persons that are always beyond the sound of the minister’s voice. The words of God which he utters are never heard by this class of Americans, but a little sermon of human interest preached by the news of a day is read and digested by all. Ifthe story is pathetic and draws a tear or two its effect isthe more powerful. One day recenily the wires told of how death ended the dream ‘of a war veteran. While writing and moralizing on his life, telling of a resolve finally made and kept to remain on the light side of light; rather than on the dark side, James M. Kuhn, a naval veteran, fell dead from his chair, at the National Military Home in Marion, Ind. The manuscript which he had been writing was picked up and will be sent to his widow. Under the caption, “Old Soldier’s Dream,” he had written: “I am now going on my seventy-fourth year. I have generally tried to lead what is called an exemplary life, temperate habits, law-abiding, church-going and a good citizen, © “Since I have been in the home I have reflected on my life. I must soon take that long journey. I now see that walking on the line is risky and dangerous. i

Juan today. STATE OF OgIO, City oF TOLEDO, CueEney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tbe sam of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HaLy’s Catarru Cure _ Sworn to before me and subscribed cember, A. D., 1886 ally, and acts diresctiy on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for .estimonials free. Given on Monday and Friday afternoons. Apply to Mrs. James Carmns, Transcript Steet. tf [s sick and nervous headaches. ere Headache Onre gives instant re ef. fectiy harmless. 25c and 10c a box. Every box guaranteed. For sale by Dickerman, sole agent. And wrecks the brain. Sherman’s Headache Oure will cire Charles Sooy came over from Ban ——_ ——_ + e@e + Letoas County. Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he 8 senior partner of the firm of F. J. County and State P FRANK J. CHENEY. QO my presence, this 6th day of De~— A. W. GLEASON ae Notary Public. Loin of Pork with Apple sauce Roll of Beef with Onion Dressing Brea st of Veal, stuffed with Sage Mashed Potatoes t ae Sugar Ocrn Hot Minee Pie Steamed Potatoes Stringless Beans Mashed Turnips Apple Pie Orange Maringaoe Pie _ Eoglish Plum Padding with Hard and Brandy Sauce ound Cake Cocoanut Oake Honey Cake Chocolate Cake Jelly Oake Assorted Cake Lidy Fingers Tea Coffee Milk Cream. Edam, Roquefort Cheese Fruits Nuts Raisins Oranges Lemon Ice Cream Ps Cafe Noir Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken internF. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. +280 Embroidery Lessons Building, Commercial ———-—~+ +ee Th Curse of Womankind SherOne dosecures. Guaranteed perImmediate relief It. cures neuralgia Headache Saps Your Vitality One dose of “I amast-get off the line, over to tue bright side and stay there, which, with God’s help, I have been trying todo, We neighbors, generally on the dark side of the line and in touch with the evil one.” % The pencil dropped from his fingers at the end of this paragraph and he expired. day life tragedy. Can you? . you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone, 25c. and 10c. a box, Dickerman sole agent. One might point out a powerful moral to this little every-. Bears the They cure neuralgia For sale by H a CAS) rORIA of Tea and Coffee House] Taylors.. The Central M. E. Church of Stockton is undoubtedly the finest Protestant church edifice in California. It was erected a few years ago at a cost of over $75,000. Rev. Irving R. Lovejoy, the present pastor of this great church, Perfection Blend.. x COffee W.C T. U. to deliver a lec! ure at this city in the Methodist church, on next Monday evening, March 28th, at 7 o’clock. There will be no admittance fee charged, but a collection: wiil be taken to meet expenees, There will also be some fine music rendered in ny to connection with the lecture. The pubS nne-. lic are cordially invited. Try it Rev. Lovejoy comes highly recommended by the press of the State as a * REV. I. B, LOVEJOY, has been secured by the Nevada Oity . . 7 gifted speaker and talented lecturer of foree and merit, and we hope to see the large audience room of the church filled to the doors on Monday night to greet him. Don’t let a little rain cause you to miss this great treat. i Read the following press comments of the platform work of Dr. Lovejoy: Aberdeen Herald: “Rev, Lovejoy is an eloquent speaker and one of the most thorough men in this work in the Pacific northwest,” San Jacinto Searchlight: «Mr. Lovejoy is an earnest and eloquent man. His oratory is not. veneered with artifleial graces, but is powerful, convincing, scholarly. He is one of’ the -best speakers we ever heard,” ° 40c per Pound. Roasted Daily. Ground to order, VA adtes of Yevada City and Grass Valley.. Samples Free, in this city. Ooffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s T have selected them some PATTERN HATS. Broad Street, Nevada City, are most cordially invited to i th You of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY crac geet line Y ever on display I bave an elegant and ha di will beld a Grand Opening at my pa store next oe WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, March 30th and 34st, with special care and they include some very hand-. Res ---MISS ELEANOR HOEFT ie Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s everything th begun to obtain a public hearing beeen ane Poe aeeaS, fore the Board and protest against the drastic provisions of the ordinance. ————~+~?8e-—_____ ‘lore Riots, Disturbances of ‘strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system. Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by utter collapse, unless a reliable remedy is immediately employed. There’s nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It’s @ wonder’ul tonie, and effective nervine and the hang all around medicine for run wo systems. It dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and Hoursigis and expels Malaris germs. Only 60c, and satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggiat. e982 If you wart a &00d, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop in For a.good cool, sharp glass of beer cell at Wm. Harry’s saloon Price 5 ots (heap for Imediate. Sake All the Machinery at Gold Tunnel Mine 1 new 1000 10-stamp mill complete. 96-bhorse power motor, Stanley type induction motor. 8 new Concentrators, ehafting, beltand see ‘Wm. Barry. ing, eto. 1 friction boiat, 1500 feet, new, 7-8 inch cable. 1 12x14 Ingersoll compressor and reCeivers. 4 drills, complete with steel, eto, 1 6-inth discharge ateam pump. 850 feet 12-inch flanger column. 400 feet 8-inch Casing. 6 ore iron cars, 1 60-horse power boiler. 1 85-borse power engine, All belting, eto : All buildings to be offered cheap for the next two weeks, Inquire of © W. R. Gillingham, __ NATIONAL HOTEL, Or I. C. LINDLEY. PALMER & JOHHSOM, . Wholeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Everything Strictly High Class. BROAD STREET Ety’s CREAM BALM Y This Remedy Is a Specifi Sure to Give Satisfaction, Tge Size, 56 cents at Draggists mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, me BLY si cas 56 Warren St., New York, Dai Ye] Gold: here Ww. ‘eveni this 1 Ge! ton, Ww. this e L. . rivals Fre last o An this 1 JF ‘San I Mrs ing fc The Lost . party: visit b ards. Mrs Ross, San F A. Pre H.I from : E, . 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