March 26, 1904 (4 pages)

. ioe nts run ZeS, ces on, nd, ‘ins Ml orte ties atid ewed, the lost eer ots it~ 1-8 ees rr Sagi La Ke; i Sy ae 3) Daily Record of the f [HE TRANSORIPS. SATURDAY..,({1ARCH 26, 1904 PERSONAL MENTION, ‘Doings of Our. People, =. Y. E. Yeates,’J. 8. Deming and Lee Goldsmith of San Francieco arrived . here on last evening’s train. W. F. Oopeland arrived here last ‘evening from. San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. G. Bryson is down from Washington, : W. B. Gillingham will arrive here this evening from San Francisco. L. M. Wade is among the recent arrivals to town. Frank R. Bell of! Auburn was here last night. : Andy Hampel left for Sacramento this morning. : : J. H. McBride left: this morning for San Francisco. : Mrs, O. P. Loughridge left thie morning for Sacramento, . The young child of Al. Hawkins of Lost Billi is quite ill. : Rev. J. Sims returned lest night from a trip to Pomona. Mrs. Fred Searle is ill at her home on Main street. L. Hyman returned last night from @ business trip to the Bay. 4 Mrs. John Kleiner came over from Oherokee yesterday and left for Oakland this morning. F. M. Ackerman was up from Colfax last evening. j Mrs. Al, Seaman left this morning for a visit with relatives at San Francisco. Mrs. Henry Richards took her departure this morniug for San Jose to visit her daughter, Miss Lizzie Riohards. Mrs, Gardner and daughter, Mrs. Ross, arrived here jast night from San Francisco on a visit to Mrs. M, A. Preston. H. L. Sweeney has about recovered from an attack of la grippe. E. Baudette, who has been over at Colgate fora few days, returned here last evening. He is an engineer in the employ of the Ounedian government, Miss Clara Hitchcock and Miss Laura Rickard left this morning for Pomona on a’ visit. Miss Sallie McBride, who bas been ill at ber home at Nor:h San Juan, is improivng. The young baby of James Lane of Piety Hill is quite sick. Joe Taafe, millman at the Murchie mine, went to Sacramento yesterday. A. W. Kelley, clerk of the Hotel Gillen, was here last night from Oolfax. Rev. Rodda, who hae been here on a visit, left yesterday for his home at Watsonville. Mrs. Edith Montrose, who has been ‘here vieiting her mother, Mrs. Lawrepoe, left this morning for San Francisco. From there she will go to Portland, Oregon, and then proceed to Boise, Idaho, to join Fisber’s theatrical company. $32,000 For It. New Yor, March 25th—The sum of $82,000 has been paid at an auction bere for a French snuffbox dated 17658. This is the greatest sum ever paid at auction for such an art object. It is expected the box eventually will find ite way tothe United States through the firm which effected the purchase. The box, which is the work of Hainelin, is oblong, with panele on the sides top and base of enamel painted with bougets of flowers. The frames to the panels, of scrojl ahd sbhellwork, are enriched with Brazilian diamonds. Tragedy Averted, “Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkios of Pleasant.Oity, Ohio, “Paoeu monia bad played ead havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day. At length we tried Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsum tion, and our darling vas saved. He's now sound and weil” Everybody ought to know; its the only cure for Coughs, Oolde, and ali Lung diseases, Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free : ‘Disbanding. ‘Panama, March 25th,—The Second Battalion of Panaman troops on the Isthmus has been disbanded, leaving only one battalion under the colors, and the vessels forming the Panaman Navy are ready for sail. There are ten pretenders to one Schilling’s Best; and moneyback tells which is which. At your grocer’s, Of Happenings of Interest in and . Aroutid This Section. — . Oo. O. has decided to give the dance tonight which was advertised yesterday to come off this Sathrday night, provided it did not storm. Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the weather at the. present time it. has been deemed best to make the risk apyhow.-Don’t mind a little rain if you like to danee, : Howard Douglas and Roy Gourley are going to learn telegraphy, and as & preliminary they have constructed a line between their homes. An apron and necktie party will: be given in Union hall, Relief Hill, tonight. Dance music will be furnished by W. T. Harker’s orchestra. Two vicious dogs attacked Joseph Pianezzi on the Grass Valley road Thursday end severely bit him on the left leg. The faneral of Mrs, James Bradbury was held at North San Juan this afternoon, The work repairing the Murchie flame, which the recent storms damaged, was completed yesterday, A committee of the Prospect Hill Fire Company will definitely decide Monday night whether or not to purchasé new capa and belts. A telegram was received yesterday by Mrs. Joseph Olive announcing the death at Logansport, Indians, of Jas. Olive. The deceased was a brother of the late Joseph Olive. J. O. Menkel and J.N. Davey went up to Washington district today. The . gentlemen calculate to next week pbegin the work of driving a tunnel on the Piper gravel claim. The following program was rendered by the members Champion Circle, No. 825, Women of Woodoraft, last evening, Reading, Mrs, E. Fischer; instrumental solo, Mrs, Lily Fowler; re. Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf ,. paying $500 to Burton, Ona certain marks, E. J. Baker; vocal solo, Mrs. J.B. Young. A bacquet was also a pleasing feature, The Shakespeare Olub met at the home of Mrs, O. P. Loughridge this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Matters of. interest to the club were diecussed. At the National Hotel and Annex every comfort possible is provided for all patrons. Places of this kind make hotel life pleasant in every way, and the general public always recognizes merit where it existe, The dining department is conducted in a: way that never fails to please the most exacting epicure, and the Sunday dinners are the very choivest known tothe art of cookery. Tomorrow’s: menu appears in another column, Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various charches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: OATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at 8 and 10:80 o’clock a? m. Sunday school immediately after last mass. In the evening at 7 o’clock the usual devotions will be held. METHODIST. Preaching at 11 a. m.and7 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Wythe. Subject of discourse in the morning; “Being a Dieciple of Jeeus Obrist,” Evening: “The Basis of Oertainty and of Authority in Religion.’ The other services will be held at the aeual hours. CONGREGATIONAL. The pastor, Rev. J. Sime, will preach at lle.m.and7 p.m. Sabbath echool at the close of the morning service. Obristian Endeavor at the usual hour. TRINITY EPISOOPAL. Sunday next before Eacter—Palm Sunday: Services at Trinity Church will be as follows: Morning prayer, ante-commanion ani sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday school and: bible class, 12:80 p. m.; evening prayer, sermon and penitential office, 7 o’clock. Monday--Evening prayer, 4:30 o’clock; vestry meeting, 8 p. m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Tharsday’ and Saturday, service at 4:80 p. m. Good Friday— Morning prayer, ante commanion and sermon, 11 o’clock; evening prayer, litany and address, 7 o’colock. Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverdgé strictly pure, re. freshing and delicious, made from a 4 BO Hard on . Burton. Sr. Lou, March 25.—Testimony that is consider8d strongiy against Senator Burton was brought out by the prosecation when Ned Mahoney testified to date he met Burton at a Washington hotel, being introduced by H. 0. Dennis, president of the Rialto Grain munications between himself and the company -be destroyed, as some one might place a wrong constraction apficial position. Z new candidates. were taken in, and J. Compséoy. Burton asked that all com-. on ‘them because of the Senator's of-. a The following puplls of the Gold Flat schools were neither tardy nor absent during the month ending March 25th: Grammar-Department— 0. RB. Temby, teacher: Zetta Mosher, Eddie Coffey, Colin Boreham, Hoezel Bost, Willie Green, Oharlie Mosher, Gladys Rosewall, Eunice Oliver, Marguoitte Martin, Stuart Tamblyn, Scott Tamblyn, Ella White, Lindley Kitte, Tom Monk, Florence Olemo, George Boreham; Zeta Bonney, Rosie Green; Primary. Department—Kate Tremaine, teacher: Harry ( offey, Melville Ninnis, Fred Monk, Darrell Kitts, George Mosher, Jack Peters, Leonard Martin, Joseph Martin, Tommie Rosewall, Edith Rosewall, Margaret Monk, Thelme Ninnis, Eleanor Oliver. Dr-3,8. Wren and Beatrice Warden of Loyalton, Sierra county, were martied at Reno, Nevada, Wednesday evening by the Rev. Dr. Welch of the Methodist church. The groom is a well-known dentist of the lumber town, The wedding was solemnized at the home of Dr. Wren’s mother. Good hotels are necessary for the comfort of the traveler, and a town or city lacking in this respect suffers to @ great extent in various ways. The first question that a tourist will ask regarding a place is, “How are. the ho. tele?” Adjl clase of travelers are given to make the same inquiry. The Hotel Antlers bears a fine reputation both far and near. Everything that marks the modern hostelry ie provided. See tomorrow’s choice menu in this evening’s Transcript, The ladies are invited to call at Miss Eleanore Hoeft’s store, on Broad street above Pine, next Wednesday and Thursday and examine her fine line of spring millinery. Everything has been selected with great care, and the very latest’ styles comprise the stock to be in readiness for inspection on the days mentioned. Read F, W. Taylor’s new advertisement in this. evening's Transcript, His Perfection blend coffee is of superior grade, and it is only forty cents per pound. This favorite brand is roasted every day, and good judges of coffee pronouce it an excellent article, Samples free. Giveitatrial, — A jolly good time was had by the Elks last night, e grand supper being one of the tempting features. Two M. Hadley was chosen delegate to the Grand Lodge, which meets in Cincinnati, Ohio, on July 12th. E. A. Moore was selected as alternate. The lodg: also elected officers to serve for the ensuing term, as follows: James F. Colley, Exalted Ruler; Ed S. Parke, Exalted Leading Elk; J. H. Rogers, Exalted Loyal Elk; F. L. Arbogast, Exalted Lectaring Elk; E. A. Moore, Secretary; W. D. Vinton, Treasarer; Henry Lane,Trustee; J. O. R'ch,Tyler, Installation will take place on the evening of April 8'h. Lorenzo Inskeep yesterday filed with the Oouaty Clerk bie bond of $2,000 as administrator of the estate of the late William Brock Inskeep, F. B. Oook and J. T, Wallace are the guretiee, they, as well.as the administrator, being residents of Alameda county. The decedent died at Rough and Ready, leaving a legacy of $1,000. Tomorrow the usual fine chicken dinner will be served at the New York Hotel. These weekly spreads are noted tempting style. Landlord Richards also takes particular pains to please his patrons on all occasions, and the large run of trade enjoyed shows how welt his efforts are appreciated. Fd z Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times, Shreve &Co. POST @ MARKET STREETS ~ SAN FRANCISCO will send goods upon approval to any express office (at a railtoed point) in California, charges prepaid. To assist in selection they will mail you an interesting illuetrated “Suggestion Book.” Shreve @ Co. ere Manufacturers, Stationers, Gald Smiths, Silver Smiths, Importers of Precious and SemiPrecious Storres, Watchea, Clocks and Art Goods. Detailed information in the “Suggestion Book.” Correspondencé is invited. When writing snce mention this paper. wn 4 for being gotten up in a homelike and . a ¥ The Salt Lake Telegram has the following to say regarding. the “Our Gobline” comedy troupe, which is scheduled to appear at Nevada Theater on April Sth: 4 FB Sh “Our Goblins” pleased and amused a fair audience at the Grand theater last night. It is an adaptation of-a former well-known musical comedy. of» the same name, The play contains many. comic scenes and fanny situations that kept every one laughing from the time the curtain rose on the first act until it dropped on the last. The many speolelties introduced throughout . the evening were of a high class; in’ fact, there was not a specialty given that did not receive vigorous applause. As a whole this attraction gave eminent satisfaction to all who attended the performance. The George sisters, well remembered here for their clever spe clalties last season, are prominent members of the company, and again won much favor. Johnson Shot. Wasnineron, March 25. — United States Minister Powell cables’ the State Department from San Domingo that President Morales has captured and caused to be summarily executed Gen, Nick Arias, the insurgent leader who was convicted of killing machinist Johnson of the United States ship Yankee, a fow weeks ago. A Noble Woman Sr. Permrssurc, March 25—The devotion of the young Empress to the work of the Red Oross Society has aroused the admiration of the Russian people. She has thrown herself heart and soul into this work, even personally assieting in the preparations of bandages and other supplies for the sick and wouiided. der little daughters strive toemulate -he example of their mother and assist in collecting and packing the materials. Robber Whipped. St. Cram, Mo. March 25 — Forty masked men, meny of.them carrying shotguns, broke intothe jail bere early today and securing Winn Davis, arreated on the charge of highway robbery, took him from the jail, whipped him nearly to death and then turned him loose, National Hotel DINNER SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1904. MENU Cream of Obicken with Farina Olear Consomme Striped Base, Sauce Newbourg Pommes California Sliced Tomatoes Celery Olives Chutney Watercress Salad Lobster en Mayonnaise Home Made Oorned Beef with Cabbage Leg of Matton with Oaper Sauce Oyster Pattie a la Bechamel Saate of Sweetbreads aux Champignons Minced Tarkey Liver on Toasted Oracker Scrambled Calf’s Brains with Giblet Sauce Deviled Ox Tongue on Graham Toast Fowls’ Wings Cooked with German Noodles Chocolate Eclaire Roman Punch Roast Young Ohicken with Oyster Dressing Roast Breast of Veal witb Sage Dressing . Roast Young Lamb with Parsley Sauce Roast Prime of Beef au Jus Roaet Pork with Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Cauliflower in Cream Sugar Peas Spiced Apple Roll with Hard or Brandy Sauce Custard Pie Lemon Wafers Macaroons Lady Fingers Oranges Apples Nats’ Raisins American, Swiss, Edam, Roquefort Cheese Osfe Noir Don’t forget to call at HOTEL ANTLERS: BAR Saturday Night and get some of that delicious IRISH STEW Hotel de Antlers’ Style and other.Good Things Red Hot and Free to All. Kbabarb Pie Mince Pie ~ —__ A cordial invitation is extended to close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions r The following are the quotations asked for stocks end bonds at the . 2 Milling Wheat, .<.0.sc0. 58 WATER AND. Gas. Spring Valley....++, $80, 00 San Feancisco Gas and Elec. 50 60 Ophir .;,..5 75)Slerra Nevada.” 68 Mexican ..2 10//Utah Peoertecee Gould & Our. ‘Ballion .., °10 Pas. Con. Cal & Va.1 96)\Seg Obollar .., Justice. eee w ore tosh. 6s. Union .. 91 Hale &jNor. ; Alt@ cssesssce. 10 Crown Point.; Salta. is 0B Yellow Jacket. 96/\Caledonia.,1 25 Imperial,.!. Silver seee OO Kentack.,. O4/iOhallenge,. 86 ares Serr Occidental. . 90 Belcher.. Andes.. 60 Confidence .1 20 sae eRe Are Rejoicing. St; Pererss une, March 25th—A correepondent at Port.Arthur has interviewed a Russian offiver who hae just retarnéd there from Shanghai. The officer says the British there are rejoicing at the news of the Japanese victories, and that bulletins, in English and Chinese, are distributed in the atreete reporting the destruction of the Russian fleet and the fall of Port Arthur, Be explicit in writing receipts when whisky is used—say “Old Gilt Edge” and there'll be no disappointment. Wholesale at 820 Olay 8t., 8. F. Wiohman, Latgen & Oo. Plague K, _ Jomannessure, March 25.—The babonio plague id spreading, There are ‘mow sixty-nine suspects among the ‘Solored population and nine among the Whites. The deaths resulting from ‘the plague up to date are fifty-five— five whites end fifty natives. iy Spreading Epworth League San Josz, March 26.—A.large number of delegates arrived at Los Gatos today for the San Francisco District Convention of the Epworth League. An addrese of welcome was made by Rey, 8, O. Keetch and a response by Rev. W. 8S. Matthewe, D. D., Presiding Elder of the District, The session will continue three days. May Shut Down Des Mornzs, Ie., March 25—Refusal of the miners in joint conference with the operators to arbitrate questions affecting the wage scale in the Firet and Fourth districts has threatened a shut-down of every coal mine in the Thirteenth district, which includes the entire State of Iowa anda portion of Missouri, The minere demanda day wage of $2 24 for unskilled labor and the operators refused. No objection {s made to the scale in other districts. Thousand miners will be affected in case the representative miners refuse to abitrate, ———_—_+ce Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it tf TED —$——— Baking ROYAL Is Most Economical Because it makes better » and more healthful food. ty ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. A complete registration of the electore of the county ie required for the year 1904, and voters should attend to the matter without delay. By doing co they will avoid the rush thet asually f.Mows. The Oounty Olerk’e office is Open each day from 9a, m. antil 5 p. m, All names on the great register were cancelled in January of this year and in order to vote atthe hext general election re-registration is necesgary. ' In order to vote at the city election ia May, all who were not registered at the last general election must present themeelves at the County Clerk’s office immediately, Under the terms of the present law all persons to be entitled to vote at the municipal . election In Mey must be registered at least twenty-five days prior to the election, unlees their names appeared on the last great register, Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those iretege, little. workera—Dr, King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night.and day, curing [ndigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. y, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 250 at Vinton’s drag store AP Ac high grade grocers. [Sold.on Merit] . More Trouble. —__ Om1oaco, March 25,—Several bundred beef luggers and pork butchere at the Union Stockyards have gone on ® etrike. The luggere demand that one of their discharged comrades be reinstated, and the pork butchers demand overtime pay, which, they say, has been withheld. Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. If you want the very best of beer, or eny drink of a No.1 quality drop in apd see Wm. Harry. tf CEE TE a TET, Emil Frese’ . oe _ atouses se sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy pertocs health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 250, POPPE F OE FPF? Easter Novelties at TEGLER’S’ . : wits every 26-cent purchase of anything in our store we give a ticket entitling you to a chance in the ares panorama egg Now on display in our window C. E. TEGLER Commercial Street Powder MASONIC BUILDING. Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass ba La BRlouse and In Sterling Silver. New and pretty, Just got bere. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable, Drop in and see them when passing by our store, : SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City. C. J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oity Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap. IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 7 3 fort25 Cents arst Seds. The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—-. (WOODPECKER CIGAR. is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md, Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR “GIFF” a ha everybody. . DICKERMAN’S Po Ba ae Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Roome for the tion of Traveling 4 Special attention paid to Commér. cial Men and Transient,trade.~. .1. & f UISINE a Special feature, Reells. Electric lights. je Oall Be. a, Masene Dane at Less than Cost by DR. H. O. —— SMITH . DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors -:----). PINELSTREET NEVADA GITY, OAL. OUR Closing Out Ladies’ Leather 10 Orist Bags —SEE WINDOw — A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street the leading brands of Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY WALL PAPER WALL PAPER We have just received a the East for the Spring trade, 10 Cents a Roll Up They are all of the latest designs and the prices are in reach of everyone. All the latest Tyling Paper. NEW LINOLEUMS . ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ~ al We, AT ET , = 7 / hy ih, / \ ij AW “ SM i \ Hil Wh S carload of Wall Paper from They range in price from FISH FOR LENT. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. 4 We have a Splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ae Also a fresh{supply of Yarmouth Bloaters. * J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Ghe Bee Hive Grocery . Se.

. ioe nts run ZeS, ces on, nd, ‘ins Ml orte ties atid ewed, the lost eer ots it~ 1-8 ees rr Sagi La Ke; i Sy ae 3) Daily Record of the f [HE TRANSORIPS. SATURDAY....,({1ARCH 26, 1904 PERSONAL MENTION, ‘Doings of Our. People, =. Y. E. Yeates,’J. 8. Deming and Lee Goldsmith of San Francieco arrived . here on last evening’s train. W. F. Oopeland arrived here last ‘evening from. San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. G. Bryson is down from Washington, : W. B. Gillingham will arrive here this evening from San Francisco. L. M. Wade is among the recent arrivals to town. Frank R. Bell of! Auburn was here last night. : Andy Hampel left for Sacramento this morning. : : J. H. McBride left: this morning for San Francisco. : Mrs, O. P. Loughridge left thie morning for Sacramento, . The young child of Al. Hawkins of Lost Billi is quite ill. : Rev. J. Sims returned lest night from a trip to Pomona. Mrs. Fred Searle is ill at her home on Main street. L. Hyman returned last night from @ business trip to the Bay. 4 Mrs. John Kleiner came over from Oherokee yesterday and left for Oakland this morning. F. M. Ackerman was up from Colfax last evening. j Mrs. Al, Seaman left this morning for a visit with relatives at San Francisco. Mrs. Henry Richards took her departure this morniug for San Jose to visit her daughter, Miss Lizzie Riohards. Mrs, Gardner and daughter, Mrs. Ross, arrived here jast night from San Francisco on a visit to Mrs. M, A. Preston. H. L. Sweeney has about recovered from an attack of la grippe. E. Baudette, who has been over at Colgate fora few days, returned here last evening. He is an engineer in the employ of the Ounedian government, Miss Clara Hitchcock and Miss Laura Rickard left this morning for Pomona on a’ visit. Miss Sallie McBride, who bas been ill at ber home at Nor:h San Juan, is improivng. The young baby of James Lane of Piety Hill is quite sick. Joe Taafe, millman at the Murchie mine, went to Sacramento yesterday. A. W. Kelley, clerk of the Hotel Gillen, was here last night from Oolfax. Rev. Rodda, who hae been here on a visit, left yesterday for his home at Watsonville. Mrs. Edith Montrose, who has been ‘here vieiting her mother, Mrs. Lawrepoe, left this morning for San Francisco. From there she will go to Portland, Oregon, and then proceed to Boise, Idaho, to join Fisber’s theatrical company. $32,000 For It. New Yor, March 25th—The sum of $82,000 has been paid at an auction bere for a French snuffbox dated 17658. This is the greatest sum ever paid at auction for such an art object. It is expected the box eventually will find ite way tothe United States through the firm which effected the purchase. The box, which is the work of Hainelin, is oblong, with panele on the sides top and base of enamel painted with bougets of flowers. The frames to the panels, of scrojl ahd sbhellwork, are enriched with Brazilian diamonds. Tragedy Averted, “Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkios of Pleasant.Oity, Ohio, “Paoeu monia bad played ead havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day. At length we tried Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsum tion, and our darling vas saved. He's now sound and weil” Everybody ought to know; its the only cure for Coughs, Oolde, and ali Lung diseases, Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free : ‘Disbanding. ‘Panama, March 25th,—The Second Battalion of Panaman troops on the Isthmus has been disbanded, leaving only one battalion under the colors, and the vessels forming the Panaman Navy are ready for sail. There are ten pretenders to one Schilling’s Best; and moneyback tells which is which. At your grocer’s, Of Happenings of Interest in and . Aroutid This Section. — . Oo. O. has decided to give the dance tonight which was advertised yesterday to come off this Sathrday night, provided it did not storm. Notwithstanding the threatening aspect of the weather at the. present time it. has been deemed best to make the risk apyhow.-Don’t mind a little rain if you like to danee, : Howard Douglas and Roy Gourley are going to learn telegraphy, and as & preliminary they have constructed a line between their homes. An apron and necktie party will: be given in Union hall, Relief Hill, tonight. Dance music will be furnished by W. T. Harker’s orchestra. Two vicious dogs attacked Joseph Pianezzi on the Grass Valley road Thursday end severely bit him on the left leg. The faneral of Mrs, James Bradbury was held at North San Juan this afternoon, The work repairing the Murchie flame, which the recent storms damaged, was completed yesterday, A committee of the Prospect Hill Fire Company will definitely decide Monday night whether or not to purchasé new capa and belts. A telegram was received yesterday by Mrs. Joseph Olive announcing the death at Logansport, Indians, of Jas. Olive. The deceased was a brother of the late Joseph Olive. J. O. Menkel and J.N. Davey went up to Washington district today. The . gentlemen calculate to next week pbegin the work of driving a tunnel on the Piper gravel claim. The following program was rendered by the members Champion Circle, No. 825, Women of Woodoraft, last evening, Reading, Mrs, E. Fischer; instrumental solo, Mrs, Lily Fowler; re. Oalifornia wines. At Britland’s. tf ,. paying $500 to Burton, Ona certain marks, E. J. Baker; vocal solo, Mrs. J.B. Young. A bacquet was also a pleasing feature, The Shakespeare Olub met at the home of Mrs, O. P. Loughridge this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Matters of. interest to the club were diecussed. At the National Hotel and Annex every comfort possible is provided for all patrons. Places of this kind make hotel life pleasant in every way, and the general public always recognizes merit where it existe, The dining department is conducted in a: way that never fails to please the most exacting epicure, and the Sunday dinners are the very choivest known tothe art of cookery. Tomorrow’s: menu appears in another column, Church Services. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at the various charches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: OATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at 8 and 10:80 o’clock a? m. Sunday school immediately after last mass. In the evening at 7 o’clock the usual devotions will be held. METHODIST. Preaching at 11 a. m.and7 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Wythe. Subject of discourse in the morning; “Being a Dieciple of Jeeus Obrist,” Evening: “The Basis of Oertainty and of Authority in Religion.’ The other services will be held at the aeual hours. CONGREGATIONAL. The pastor, Rev. J. Sime, will preach at lle.m.and7 p.m. Sabbath echool at the close of the morning service. Obristian Endeavor at the usual hour. TRINITY EPISOOPAL. Sunday next before Eacter—Palm Sunday: Services at Trinity Church will be as follows: Morning prayer, ante-commanion ani sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday school and: bible class, 12:80 p. m.; evening prayer, sermon and penitential office, 7 o’clock. Monday--Evening prayer, 4:30 o’clock; vestry meeting, 8 p. m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Tharsday’ and Saturday, service at 4:80 p. m. Good Friday— Morning prayer, ante commanion and sermon, 11 o’clock; evening prayer, litany and address, 7 o’colock. Rev. W. A. Rimer, Rector. California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverdgé strictly pure, re. freshing and delicious, made from a 4 BO Hard on . Burton. Sr. Lou, March 25.—Testimony that is consider8d strongiy against Senator Burton was brought out by the prosecation when Ned Mahoney testified to date he met Burton at a Washington hotel, being introduced by H. 0. Dennis, president of the Rialto Grain munications between himself and the company -be destroyed, as some one might place a wrong constraction apficial position. Z new candidates. were taken in, and J. Compséoy. Burton asked that all com-. on ‘them because of the Senator's of-. a The following puplls of the Gold Flat schools were neither tardy nor absent during the month ending March 25th: Grammar-Department— 0. RB. Temby, teacher: Zetta Mosher, Eddie Coffey, Colin Boreham, Hoezel Bost, Willie Green, Oharlie Mosher, Gladys Rosewall, Eunice Oliver, Marguoitte Martin, Stuart Tamblyn, Scott Tamblyn, Ella White, Lindley Kitte, Tom Monk, Florence Olemo, George Boreham; Zeta Bonney, Rosie Green; Primary. Department—Kate Tremaine, teacher: Harry ( offey, Melville Ninnis, Fred Monk, Darrell Kitts, George Mosher, Jack Peters, Leonard Martin, Joseph Martin, Tommie Rosewall, Edith Rosewall, Margaret Monk, Thelme Ninnis, Eleanor Oliver. Dr-3,8. Wren and Beatrice Warden of Loyalton, Sierra county, were martied at Reno, Nevada, Wednesday evening by the Rev. Dr. Welch of the Methodist church. The groom is a well-known dentist of the lumber town, The wedding was solemnized at the home of Dr. Wren’s mother. Good hotels are necessary for the comfort of the traveler, and a town or city lacking in this respect suffers to @ great extent in various ways. The first question that a tourist will ask regarding a place is, “How are. the ho. tele?” Adjl clase of travelers are given to make the same inquiry. The Hotel Antlers bears a fine reputation both far and near. Everything that marks the modern hostelry ie provided. See tomorrow’s choice menu in this evening’s Transcript, The ladies are invited to call at Miss Eleanore Hoeft’s store, on Broad street above Pine, next Wednesday and Thursday and examine her fine line of spring millinery. Everything has been selected with great care, and the very latest’ styles comprise the stock to be in readiness for inspection on the days mentioned. Read F, W. Taylor’s new advertisement in this. evening's Transcript, His Perfection blend coffee is of superior grade, and it is only forty cents per pound. This favorite brand is roasted every day, and good judges of coffee pronouce it an excellent article, Samples free. Giveitatrial, — A jolly good time was had by the Elks last night, e grand supper being one of the tempting features. Two M. Hadley was chosen delegate to the Grand Lodge, which meets in Cincinnati, Ohio, on July 12th. E. A. Moore was selected as alternate. The lodg: also elected officers to serve for the ensuing term, as follows: James F. Colley, Exalted Ruler; Ed S. Parke, Exalted Leading Elk; J. H. Rogers, Exalted Loyal Elk; F. L. Arbogast, Exalted Lectaring Elk; E. A. Moore, Secretary; W. D. Vinton, Treasarer; Henry Lane,Trustee; J. O. R'ch,Tyler, Installation will take place on the evening of April 8'h. Lorenzo Inskeep yesterday filed with the Oouaty Clerk bie bond of $2,000 as administrator of the estate of the late William Brock Inskeep, F. B. Oook and J. T, Wallace are the guretiee, they, as well.as the administrator, being residents of Alameda county. The decedent died at Rough and Ready, leaving a legacy of $1,000. Tomorrow the usual fine chicken dinner will be served at the New York Hotel. These weekly spreads are noted tempting style. Landlord Richards also takes particular pains to please his patrons on all occasions, and the large run of trade enjoyed shows how welt his efforts are appreciated. Fd z Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times, Shreve &Co. POST @ MARKET STREETS ~ SAN FRANCISCO will send goods upon approval to any express office (at a railtoed point) in California, charges prepaid. To assist in selection they will mail you an interesting illuetrated “Suggestion Book.” Shreve @ Co. ere Manufacturers, Stationers, Gald Smiths, Silver Smiths, Importers of Precious and SemiPrecious Storres, Watchea, Clocks and Art Goods. Detailed information in the “Suggestion Book.” Correspondencé is invited. When writing snce mention this paper. wn 4 for being gotten up in a homelike and . a ¥ The Salt Lake Telegram has the following to say regarding. the “Our Gobline” comedy troupe, which is scheduled to appear at Nevada Theater on April Sth: 4 FB Sh “Our Goblins” pleased and amused a fair audience at the Grand theater last night. It is an adaptation of-a former well-known musical comedy. of» the same name, The play contains many.

comic scenes and fanny situations that kept every one laughing from the time the curtain rose on the first act until it dropped on the last. The many speolelties introduced throughout . the evening were of a high class; in’ fact, there was not a specialty given that did not receive vigorous applause. As a whole this attraction gave eminent satisfaction to all who attended the performance. The George sisters, well remembered here for their clever spe clalties last season, are prominent members of the company, and again won much favor. Johnson Shot. Wasnineron, March 25. — United States Minister Powell cables’ the State Department from San Domingo that President Morales has captured and caused to be summarily executed Gen, Nick Arias, the insurgent leader who was convicted of killing machinist Johnson of the United States ship Yankee, a fow weeks ago. A Noble Woman Sr. Permrssurc, March 25—The devotion of the young Empress to the work of the Red Oross Society has aroused the admiration of the Russian people. She has thrown herself heart and soul into this work, even personally assieting in the preparations of bandages and other supplies for the sick and wouiided. der little daughters strive toemulate -he example of their mother and assist in collecting and packing the materials. Robber Whipped. St. Cram, Mo. March 25 — Forty masked men, meny of.them carrying shotguns, broke intothe jail bere early today and securing Winn Davis, arreated on the charge of highway robbery, took him from the jail, whipped him nearly to death and then turned him loose, National Hotel DINNER SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1904. MENU Cream of Obicken with Farina Olear Consomme Striped Base, Sauce Newbourg Pommes California Sliced Tomatoes Celery Olives Chutney Watercress Salad Lobster en Mayonnaise Home Made Oorned Beef with Cabbage Leg of Matton with Oaper Sauce Oyster Pattie a la Bechamel Saate of Sweetbreads aux Champignons Minced Tarkey Liver on Toasted Oracker Scrambled Calf’s Brains with Giblet Sauce Deviled Ox Tongue on Graham Toast Fowls’ Wings Cooked with German Noodles Chocolate Eclaire Roman Punch Roast Young Ohicken with Oyster Dressing Roast Breast of Veal witb Sage Dressing . Roast Young Lamb with Parsley Sauce Roast Prime of Beef au Jus Roaet Pork with Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Cauliflower in Cream Sugar Peas Spiced Apple Roll with Hard or Brandy Sauce Custard Pie Lemon Wafers Macaroons Lady Fingers Oranges Apples Nats’ Raisins American, Swiss, Edam, Roquefort Cheese Osfe Noir Don’t forget to call at HOTEL ANTLERS: BAR Saturday Night and get some of that delicious IRISH STEW Hotel de Antlers’ Style and other.Good Things Red Hot and Free to All. Kbabarb Pie Mince Pie ~ —__ A cordial invitation is extended to close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions r The following are the quotations asked for stocks end bonds at the . 2 Milling Wheat, ..<.0..sc0. 58 WATER AND. Gas. Spring Valley........++, $80, 00 San Feancisco Gas and Elec.. 50 60 Ophir .;,...5 75)Slerra Nevada.” 68 Mexican ...2 10//Utah Peoertecee Gould & Our.. ‘Ballion ..., °10 Pas. Con. Cal & Va.1 96)\Seg Obollar ..., Justice. eee w ore tosh.. 6s.. Union .... 91 Hale &jNor. ; Alt@ cssesssce.. 10 Crown Point.; Salta.. is 0B Yellow Jacket. 96/\Caledonia..,1 25 Imperial,.!.. Silver seee OO Kentack.,.. O4/iOhallenge,.. 86 ares Serr Occidental.. .. 90 Belcher.... Andes.... 60 Confidence ..1 20 sae eRe Are Rejoicing. St; Pererss une, March 25th—A correepondent at Port.Arthur has interviewed a Russian offiver who hae just retarnéd there from Shanghai. The officer says the British there are rejoicing at the news of the Japanese victories, and that bulletins, in English and Chinese, are distributed in the atreete reporting the destruction of the Russian fleet and the fall of Port Arthur, Be explicit in writing receipts when whisky is used—say “Old Gilt Edge” and there'll be no disappointment. Wholesale at 820 Olay 8t., 8. F. Wiohman, Latgen & Oo. Plague K, _ Jomannessure, March 25.—The babonio plague id spreading, There are ‘mow sixty-nine suspects among the ‘Solored population and nine among the Whites. The deaths resulting from ‘the plague up to date are fifty-five— five whites end fifty natives. iy Spreading Epworth League San Josz, March 26.—A.large number of delegates arrived at Los Gatos today for the San Francisco District Convention of the Epworth League. An addrese of welcome was made by Rey, 8, O. Keetch and a response by Rev. W. 8S. Matthewe, D. D., Presiding Elder of the District, The session will continue three days. May Shut Down Des Mornzs, Ie., March 25—Refusal of the miners in joint conference with the operators to arbitrate questions affecting the wage scale in the Firet and Fourth districts has threatened a shut-down of every coal mine in the Thirteenth district, which includes the entire State of Iowa anda portion of Missouri, The minere demanda day wage of $2 24 for unskilled labor and the operators refused. No objection {s made to the scale in other districts. Thousand miners will be affected in case the representative miners refuse to abitrate, ———_—_+ce Loveland is now selling bis famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it tf TED —$——— Baking ROYAL Is Most Economical Because it makes better » and more healthful food. ty ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. A complete registration of the electore of the county ie required for the year 1904, and voters should attend to the matter without delay. By doing co they will avoid the rush thet asually f.Mows. The Oounty Olerk’e office is Open each day from 9a, m. antil 5 p. m, All names on the great register were cancelled in January of this year and in order to vote atthe hext general election re-registration is necesgary. ' In order to vote at the city election ia May, all who were not registered at the last general election must present themeelves at the County Clerk’s office immediately, Under the terms of the present law all persons to be entitled to vote at the municipal . election In Mey must be registered at least twenty-five days prior to the election, unlees their names appeared on the last great register, Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those iretege, little. workera—Dr, King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night.and day, curing [ndigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. y, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 250 at Vinton’s drag store AP Ac high grade grocers. [Sold.on Merit] . More Trouble. —__ Om1oaco, March 25,—Several bundred beef luggers and pork butchere at the Union Stockyards have gone on ® etrike. The luggere demand that one of their discharged comrades be reinstated, and the pork butchers demand overtime pay, which, they say, has been withheld. Wm. Britiand at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. If you want the very best of beer, or eny drink of a No.1 quality drop in apd see Wm. Harry. tf CEE TE a TET, Emil Frese’ . oe _ atouses se sluggish livers, relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomachs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent putting the system in a condition to enjoy pertocs health. The greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 250, POPPE F OE FPF? Easter Novelties at TEGLER’S’ . : wits every 26-cent purchase of anything in our store we give a ticket entitling you to a chance in the ares panorama egg Now on display in our window C. E. TEGLER Commercial Street Powder MASONIC BUILDING.. Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass ba La BRlouse and In Sterling Silver. New and pretty, Just got bere. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable, Drop in and see them when passing by our store, : SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and aroand Nevada City.. C. J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oity Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap.. IT FLOATS 10 Cents a Cake 7 3 fort25 Cents arst Seds. The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—-. (WOODPECKER CIGAR.. is here to stay —made by— N. S. of Md, Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR “GIFF” a ha everybody. . DICKERMAN’S Po Ba ae Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Roome for the tion of Traveling 4 Special attention paid to Commér. cial Men and Transient,trade.~. .1. & f UISINE a Special feature, Reells. Electric lights. je Oall Be. a, Masene Dane at Less than Cost by DR. H. O. —— SMITH . DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors -:----). PINELSTREET NEVADA GITY, OAL. OUR Closing Out Ladies’ Leather 10 Orist Bags —SEE WINDOw — A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street the leading brands of Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthfal and every drop is full of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All Cigars also kept, NEVADA OITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY WALL PAPER WALL PAPER We have just received a the East for the Spring trade, 10 Cents a Roll Up They are all of the latest designs and the prices are in reach of everyone. All the latest Tyling Paper. NEW LINOLEUMS . ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. ~ al We, AT ET , = 7 / hy ih, / \ ij AW “ SM i \ Hil Wh S carload of Wall Paper from They range in price from FISH FOR LENT.. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. 4 We have a Splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ae Also a fresh{supply of Yarmouth Bloaters. * J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Ghe Bee Hive Grocery . Se.