May 16, 1904 (4 pages)

NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION © $6 Per Year . By Carrier, ay flall, «. . . . : ~ a f Delivered to any vart uffthe city. ————EE———E—E—E_E Issued Every. Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City iteiea sige, s.se ibd eis dolnertigieiee Sasa mae sabley wGEn Sees ceseeee PIAY 18, 1904 ~ A SIGNIFICANT CONTRAST 12 1-2c Per Week N. THESE: DAYS, when gold is going out of the country in a vast stream to pay for the Panama canal property, a striking contrast is afforded to Naptials in This City Last Night Gallagher, on Broad street, last night when their piece, Miss 8. Hamblin. formed by Rev. The HamblinGallagher A very pretty wedding took place atthe home of Mr.and Mrs. Morris Elizabeth Gallagher became the wife of Alton The ceremony was perFather QGilmartio, assistant pastor of St. Canice’s church. 510 SERVE OLSON gal apache to Trane Louis .Quayer Sentenced For a Term of Twelve Years, , sentence this morning, viewing the case, Judge twelve years. This meane seven years Louis Quayer, who was convicted in the Superior Court. laet week of murder inthe second degree, received his After reNilon ordered that Quayer be confined in the State Prison at Folsom fora term of ! STRUCK A RUSSIAN MINE Lost and Eight of Her A Japanese Dispatch Boat SE 000000000000000000 <a> Baby Lawn Oaps, Children’s White Windsor and Midget Ties, Ladies -and Obildren’s OC Hook On Side and Pad Garters, Oream « Lece Leather Belts, Fancy Stock Collars, Ladies’ Back Pine, Neck Ruches and Colored Ribbon, Ludi a’ White pb NOC Lace collars, Persian Colored Tapzstry Pillow Covers in. Ladies’ Kimonas, ali sizes. Ladies’ frat Boat Pliows Satin, Silk, Leather. Baby Uawn Caps. Muelin Drawers Corset Covers. Tape Girdle Corsets, pink, blae, white, jes’ Lace Han Ladies’ Ties, grey, white and ch : White Aprons, full size, Sema. RUE SO See Pad Supporters, Shows These Apticles Son Bonnets, Ladies’ 1 Hoes, Crash Hal eee THE T ——— ONDAY.. NT] ally R Doin Mrs, Oasper . ss Fannie O @ condition which prevailed a few years ago when the government was/At nine o’clock the happy young/and eight monthe actual time to be Crew Drowned COC ere Linen olen) Oecd ee, oe Bolte, white and poing eel si puacivtes a ores Beal geese i z eee acter i as gata 8 iow eduine bell ae gis ede an in : ‘ Ladies’ Linen Collars, 2 f gh asia ) agrielp ee ee DL noe aC eLe enna emratey eee i appear lifelike, added a pretty efpronounced he gaining considerable . ese dispatch boat Myako was lost by striking a submarine ; sehen Bat the gold outflow now attracts no attention from anybody, while the ee bese setuid plein pares baie ee init mine in Kerr Bay while engaged in clearing Russian mines, nnty yesterd shipments a few years ago alarmed the country. The difference in the politioul and social conditions will account for the contrast. The panic of 1898, which started just after Oleveland entered office in hie second term , and which was precipitated by the victory for his party a few months earlier, sent gold io the treasury far below the $100,000,000 line, and compelled Oleveland to issue boads to bay gold. A sale of $50,000,000 of ten-year 6 per cent. bonds was made on February 1, 1894, and in November of that yeara like amount had to be sold. Bat this did not suffice. In February, 1895, $62,000,000 of 4 per-cent. thirty-year bonds were sold, and in February, 1896, $100,000,000 at the same rate and for the same time were disposed of. These $262,000,000 of intereet bearing bonds had to be sold by Cleveland in popular wedding march, and Miss Mildred Gallagher acted as: ringbearer, The perlors were handsomely decorated, pink and white being the prevaillog colors. Osrnations, roses and ferns were testefully arranged through. out the rooms, After many congratulations were extended a fine wedding supper was enjoyed. The presents to the happy young couple were costly and numerous, that he is 21 years old, and came to this country from ‘Mexico in 1894 He also went on to say that he has wandered from place to place, working at any jobsthat he could get to do. That he bad a taste for liquor, which had caused him to get into jail on several occasions. That on the night ofthe murder he was under the iafluence of liquor and had no recollection of the killing. He said that bis father is a well-to-do clothier at St. Louis, Mexico, and that he has an Eight men were drowned. Five mines had been exploded and it was supposed that no more existed. Suddenly Miyako struck undiscovered mine which exploded with terrific force, » sinking the vessel in a short time. DEMOCRATIC. CONVENTION Maher & Co., Nevada City THESE ARE SIGNS OF FAILING VISION When your eyes tire and you cannot continue to see small reading or doing Soy near work. When you frown or partly gees tel be looking at an object. When the eyes ache, smart or water and the eyelida got inflamed after or when you have pain io th b AOHE. You will do well to call on ROA SReHS SAT Seer meh HEAD. R. J. BENNETTS D. VINTON’S PHARMACY AT w. Mr. and Mrs. n Francisco ‘ Mies Bertha . t San Francie W. Porterf ‘Bay. flames Quick tor to this o 8. King ret l yesterday eounty seat. ert Searle, ite Universit his second term in order to keep the redemption fand of the treasury intact; The bride made her home with her} urcle i: ‘exis. In conclusion he a me sci. , grandperents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry. pressed thanks tothe attorneye who , ipanied by on) ot, Home (he Eovernmeat's expeddltinse, ayahy Siie SERREREY Ss peernaning ver, who reside near this city, un-. defended him, and likewise to the . : firs. Rebecce ith gold, and the government's income, notwithstanding the redacti Grover ” ee : vee eon: ae pitigeaots ree anaes ene til year or so ago, when she went to. officers at the jail. He will be taken ; r ce es) ting at Alan taxation in recent years, more than meets its outgo. Here is a contrast beSan Francisco to reside, The groom ;to Fol:om tomorrow. SANTA Cruz, May 16—When the Democratic Conven7 = : fived home 8: tween Democratic and Republican financiering which will appeal to the coun-/isa business man there, and during Pen hl ie: : ‘i Your Best Kat ? Japtain J. W try. In these Republican days the government can spend $50,000,000 for a. his recent stay in this city he made : tion was called to order this morning announcement was Pp from: Ges 7 ii ‘ ing’s canal without making the slightest appreciable difference in either the treas-;™auy friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ham . : It is no trouble to get a hat that will become abba alk i ae t ws See pee blin tock their departure for the memade that the San Francisco delegation was unable to reach you—if you pay enough. But to ge u satis wbany toda: ary condition or in that of the money market, while the ordinary expenses of tropolis on this morning’s train. q : . . factory hat for the price you are willing to Miss Mabel . the government ten years ago could not be made and the gold fund kept up se eta pe the city until this afternoon, and the Convention adjourned ach Cal sieve neopets hat that i opgeben above the danger line without large sales of interest-bearing bonds. Here are Pee inet c cea, abl Ms ceed in in this cit; . oming to you and at the price you are able Ralpb 1] pointe of difference between Democratic and Republican financiering which rsone 0 es. until two o’clock. and wilfing to pay. -. re te , will be brought ont in the press and on the stamp in the campaign of 1904 Will Open Tonight at — =o ——— Call around and see our beautiful line. All of the very latest styles. a core . : ’ Bert McDowell {s bere from San. ™¥ Good rirpm El 0 MRS L LUBECK Leading Milliner of Nevada City, . H. Meada Francisco. : Bs gl) Club. a & 9 Oommercial Street. fnty Saturda a a a a ee ae ee a ee cea Grass Valley--A Grand See oe a : weer = peel Geo. A. Cagnere, W. HH. Wood end ‘ ’ gantatena? sence Wace & bo . El Oro Club will hold a meeting at ae a WALTHAM or én is, Alice Bi Geo. M. Anderson are here from San Time ll Store ie in town. He hesa long list-of custhe Hotel Antlers tomorrow evening ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof } Francisco” [ HE ESSENTIA ieee) ‘ tomers in ‘this section, and his goods. 1''® ‘desired that all members be in Watch at our store, Other Felatives he: B. Deal is down from Freeman’s are Al. Hie firm is one of the leading attendance. a Watches and Clock proporfied by Mrs ee spas ba = wholesale liquor houses in Sacrahehe tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, pre ee . -V. Dodson o ownieville arrive: a _. mento. See Maher & Co’ e fropolis, . here yesterday and left for the Bay tothe famous Dist eye ees aga in this sete ‘ee A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers.Broad Stree Mire. James . T A BECENT MEETING of the Massachusetts State Federation of. da : pany arrived yesterday efterncom a Quick Arrest i ; 7 ——— =e Tyler, and ¢ ; ' a : Grass ,Valley on a special train con: call attention to their notion window, q ' Women’s Clabs, Mies Sarah Louise Arnold, dean of Simmons Oollege,. Mrs. Mary Landsbarg is down from sisting at Uhene’ assiioun loaded down . ,.2: 4. Galledge of Verbena, Ala., was. which is filled with numerous artices ~ f, arrived . spoke on “What are the Escentials?” saying in part: Relief Hill. : ae : twice in the hospital from a severe case . 45 trifling sums. Drop around at the ° 8. Eibe is th a5 : : Jk. Banks cane dows tice. Glace with everything under the sun tojof piles, caueing 24 tumors. After. ”: adles of Yevada City and Srass Valle jo is a superv We can test education only as we discern the good toward which It should ish Ridge ‘oday ™ ©PAD-. amuse the people of Nevada City and ea her apt oh cine pied Boek. ae se nd see the fine inducements yee a R. Eichle : n’s Arnica ve quic arrested . offered. A aes tat tend. If we consider education as # preparation for life, and ask ourselves Mre. Chas. Ross and son came dowa. 2788 Valley. q. £2Fther inflammation and p es’ him, are most cordially invited to inspect the finest an d best line here yester what life demands of us, in this country and this century, we shall agree that . from Relief Hill today, Co. 1, N.G. 0. 2 Grass Valley = It conquers aches and kills pain. 5c. Ou of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on diaplay pnd. the GC these demands in themselves serve as a test of our education. We shall learn C. H. Keopp of San Francisco artes gp egies firelogs cre: wcrc + eee Dengue), What Shall We in this city. Ibeve an elegant and handsome stock of bights of Pytt through our study of life, what education ‘benefits a free-man,’ what is in. Tived here last evening and left this‘ Dr. J. H. Gor , ' ri: the best carnival companies traveling. . ; N R s “WY ) o:ber words, a liberal education. Knowledge hae long been accepted as a test gee ies eae arrived . Tbeit attractions are ten in number Medical Lake Toilet Soap Have for Dessert ? ~ Pattern, Cailor ed and eady to ear als ate of edacation, bat the tools by meaus of which knowledge has been acquired in . here jast evening and left this morn-. 224 8re strictly first-class and moral I have selected them with special carejand they include some very band3 schools, namely, books, have come to assume the fleld, as though the student of books were the only educated man. Books themselves simply tell us what someone has learned of life and the laws of life. The simplest may yet learn many of life’s leasona at first band. ‘*Enjoyment fs a second vital product of education. The educated man among us ing for Downieville. J. M. Cummins of North Bloomfield arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for bome. E M. Cerf of San Francisco arrived in every respect. Ladies and children can attend without an escort in perfect safety and without being insulted, as the management will not tolerate those that are not ladies and gentlemen to be connected with the aggreFor the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleanaing tecth. The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try a delicious and healthful dessert, Pree some and ap-to-date styles. MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s 8 father-in-le ashington, . yoming, yeate Mre, May Bec Bn here on a epson, reta ; : : pa I. J. Jacksor or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and ai. pared intwo minutes. No boiling! no Py 9 4 shouid see in life more than hia fellows; should have greater power of appre. here last evening and left this morning saya (val will hi i Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney baking! add boiling water acd uet to TH ERE S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS ipkine, R. 8 ciation and pleasure. Ifthe has learned that the earth is fall of riches, and . for Washington. asp a“ srr Nias va ven'Dg . disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart . cool. Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, Raspton and Ge ‘ i even o ,w -. disease é that they are his, freely to enjoy, if hie eyes are opened to see, his @arsto hear,. 4: Fitzgerald arrived here last even-. °° isi aii eter ee are ing from San Francisco and left this air band concert. Among the free atmale weakness, sore and weak Eyes. berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. But only the best are kept by us. Drop in and Sa sramento . rnival, retar and his heart to respond to the beautif i i The above articles oan be bad by . — : Pp B e beautifal in hie everyday life, in natnre and in moring torGeanitesitie: tractions are Dana Thompson, the calltog on J. 8. HOLBROOK. Sample our goods, We. also keep loseph Gerar uman nature, he is rich indeed, So far he ia free to lead the life of a freeman. Mrs. G. W. Kramer and children ar-. “°"!’s greatest somersault high diver, Corner of Pine and Commercial Without such power he ia still in bonds. Today the world demands of the freeman that he shall use hig liberty In service. Work he must, if be would be free; serve he mast, if his fellow men are to be free. The highest test of the liberal education today is capacity to serve. Once entered apon this path, we discover that the power to serve involves ability to sacrifice—to give, because have received—and freely, as we have received. Except as this come our own, so that our lives are freely yielded in service, wi or hesitation, power has bethout measure we have not compa-sed the fullest education of a freeman.” rived here from Chico yesterday and eft this morniog for Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hamrel returned ast evening from Sacramento. A Fine Speaker. Dr. E. D. McCreary, Presiding Elder who takes his life in his hande twice daily for the pleasure of the people, diving from a lofty tower 96 feet in height into a tavk containing bat forty eight inches of water. This isthe greatest dare-devil act yet attempted by man. Also Prof. Edgar Berger, a renowned eqnilibrist, in feats of Strength and hand-balancing. Prof. Berger performsat 2and8 p.m. Free Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28.tf Loveland is now selling hig famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it EVENT OFTHE SEASON Big Stree! Che Leading Brands of Cigars @Svo702 @ CHASIPION SALOON O’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada Oity oneal . Ridge. B. F. Bovee i Neal Gallagh sterday from M. Harri is morning f Major J 8.1 th San Jaa! Bb Francisco, . 8. Bigelc Fair and Carnival dand concerts both afternoon and evening. The attractions on the Midway are of the best and up to the minate. “Is all right,” where ig seen “The Statue Turning to Life,” “Trilby, the n from Ool . F. Eoglet } Repablicar Bol. Mather mbago min Scheumer of the Sacramento District and one cf the most eloquent and‘talented speakere in the California Conference of tha M.E. Charch will deliver one of his interesting lectares at the Methodict Church on Friday evening next. N» Ask your Dealer for . Midvale Drill Steel A Great Hany Deopl want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. > Pr PF Pee HD & »® Industrial Betterment In Pussia doubt this will be a great treat in the neh Lady,” and “A Trip to the/i we have the very high Auspices of Co. I, N. G. C . == — ese aae way of literary entertainment, for Dr,. “vons’ “Dixie Land,” featuring Joe Sogwaca McOreary is known by the Nevada Dykes, tbe man that made the mule grades for 35 and 40 cts. also; town, laugh; also, the ‘Swiss Village, Glass Grass Valley : : Gorham Silver Polish , Cla MERIOANS have been too scantily informed about movements in Rusned ile ie uae Blowers, ‘‘Easula,” the Snake Eater;” ae hes wanl something Hawke’s Out Glass : , pony A for the social and iudustrial betterment of the working people. As a/spoken from the local M. BE. pulpit. . ‘“5*™pson,” the big Boa Constrictor— is mnie 4 long inde, gud One W eek > ae B Juen. matter of fact very serious endeavors are put forth, and widely, in. His address at the closing session of . ‘He par geet serpent on exhibition; alse. fis guaranteed to give satisry saint exactly that alm. For instance, at one factory in the Ozar’s dominions there ie . B@ Tri-county Missiouary Conference, se ak etme ra faction or money refunded, May 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, Lal pdown from ® populer theater with accommodations for some seven huudred. The plays beld here recently, wa. considered the ; yae, ’ gre given from seven to ten in the evening on fete days in sammer and winter. There ie no stock company, the roles being filled by the clerks and workingablest missionary address ever heard in this county and the best of the whole convention. 2 ee The ghost scene in-“‘The Trouble at try our 25c ‘Family Blend,’ Many people wonder how we 12—HIGH CLASS SHQWS—12 Tnclading Blouse and LEITER & DUNLAP aren A atte ee a PROPRIETOR ses atterlee’s” to @ven on Friday i ada 150m pson 8mpion Somerzs men. For the plays given to the schools the roles are taken by the children. Admission to the lecture Friday eveevening at the Theater will be de-. /™Can give such good coffee Sault ee Diver. Prof. Burger reYbhaist Seds —— Each play costs ordinarily $64.5, but the admission te free. The company Med be free, but @ silver collec -. cidedly gbostly . for the money nowned Equilibrist and others. ‘ chooses the plays. Those most preferred are by two Rassian suthors, while hes es ee et tie door to: de——— + 00+ —____ General Admission, 10 Cents. In Sterling Silver, New and Molliere comes third, y exp 8. natal tS Se retty. Just got here. Ladies, : + +e0-+A Startling Test. aa oe ook at them, n other factories there are orchestras and choruses, at still others, etere. Have Your Eyes Examined. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of . . Coffee Roasters Tea’ Blenders eo. opticon lectures are given, A Mnscow society bas undertaken with vigor the ge Tonle ir made s startling . ntlertathnment Si Iver H at an d S fe insurance of workman against accident, the building of bospitals, the forPeople who have defective vision. He writes, ᰀ愀 patient was attacked Taylor Ss i B . Pi P warding generally of industrial improvement. And S:. Petersburg has inter-. ¥°Uld do well to call on Mr. R. J. With violent hemorrbages, caused by A delightf e t ns Eve ‘ g ‘ ulceration of the stomach. I had ofCote tase ertainment will be ested itself especially in the working girl. The institations there established Bennetts at Vinton’s Pharmacy and ten found Electric Bitters excellent for Sonal Chere wes Of the Congregafil the np. to date novelties, caiusdr iepaxk : bave their eyes examined. It will not ¢ Sena 6 Ouse tional Church, under the direction of Handsome and durable. Drop ure of the American Youog Women’s Christian Associati See tite thee or ens Mrs. W t Porhave th : ©D+! cost you a cent tolearn if you can see} prescribed them. The patient gained rs. W. H. Kirkbride, at the $0 Sod mee thew when passing C abe Ps the most telling feature of it is the maintenance of an employment . better with glasses or not. He is = 4 rye and bas not had an atBroad Street, Nevada City, F by, our store, G eae tack in taonths.” Electric Bitters . satlpped with the latest devices for. (8° positively guaranteed for Dyeper: Yevada Oheatre SOUVE . Sp Ena a a AORN RAE ——— correcting defects of vision. lt sia, Indigestion, Constipation and Kin. Ss Ww ‘be ¢ : House Ter PRE ef age tes is Property for Sale. i WD Vine F ruty them. Only Ble at tra rri¢s a a Containing engravings of points OW 8 the brain, @ dose of . Vinton s. Fresh every day. Sherman's Headache Oure will cire. Th G.von Schmitburg bomestead C A STOR F A as of interest in and aroand Nevada UISINE a Special feature. Re. you. = Swallow a pill, and the head . Dear the new steel bridge ig offered toe Navel Oran ge Ss Friday Gvening, 3 Way a ty. ; tarn Oall Bells. Electric lights. BSe) and ide’, They cure eecreiais, sale ata bargain. Enquire at once of For Infants and Children, dery Lessons ‘The finest and best int Porcelain Bath Take. on Pr! 250} ® box. For eale by 4’ eee TICKETS a l ; Hundred Light, Sanny : ‘Dickerman, Sole Agent. BROWN & MORGAN. / The Kind You Have Always Bought eee Le be rederved at Foley's, “en o8® _ ‘Two fine Sample Rooms for the It P ¥ <ee--——____ ~-0@e-+ Given on Monday and Friday after: mons Pemptie peter lag 50 cents; ohbile 8 i . sccommodation of Traveling r. » Fer as good cool, sharp glass of trer Mr date Muppet yb res drink o Bears the noons. Apply to Mzs, James Oamns, Always on hand. dren, 25 cents. f) ; Seecial Bes vrencasteed 0. aap Great Amer + featbat Wen, Harry's saloon PriceSoie. oer. th, OFF own—drop in. @ignatare of Transcript Bullding, Oommercial . 7@. WILDS ORCHESTRA will farni JEW —e fe Pine § — nd see Nm, Barry, ; ] Bticet. aida ‘ lat ROSENTHAL S mueic for the occasion. ” _ ELER ; Broad Street, Nevada Oliy

NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED EE. BROWN, Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION © $6 Per Year . By Carrier, ay flall, «. . . . : ~ a f Delivered to any vart uffthe city. ————EE———E—E—E_E Issued Every. Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City iteiea sige, s.se ibd eis dolnertigieiee Sasa mae sabley wGEn Sees ceseeee PIAY 18, 1904 ~ A SIGNIFICANT CONTRAST 12 1-2c Per Week N. THESE: DAYS, when gold is going out of the country in a vast stream to pay for the Panama canal property, a striking contrast is afforded to Naptials in This City Last Night Gallagher, on Broad street, last night when their piece, Miss 8. Hamblin. formed by Rev. The HamblinGallagher A very pretty wedding took place atthe home of Mr.and Mrs. Morris Elizabeth Gallagher became the wife of Alton The ceremony was perFather QGilmartio, assistant pastor of St. Canice’s church. 510 SERVE OLSON gal apache to Trane Louis .Quayer Sentenced For a Term of Twelve Years, , sentence this morning, viewing the case, Judge twelve years. This meane seven years Louis Quayer, who was convicted in the Superior Court. laet week of murder inthe second degree, received his After reNilon ordered that Quayer be confined in the State Prison at Folsom fora term of ! STRUCK A RUSSIAN MINE Lost and Eight of Her A Japanese Dispatch Boat SE 000000000000000000 <a> Baby Lawn Oaps, Children’s White Windsor and Midget Ties, Ladies -and Obildren’s OC Hook On Side and Pad Garters, Oream « Lece Leather Belts, Fancy Stock Collars, Ladies’ Back Pine, Neck Ruches and Colored Ribbon, Ludi a’ White pb NOC Lace collars, Persian Colored Tapzstry Pillow Covers in. Ladies’ Kimonas, ali sizes. Ladies’ frat Boat Pliows Satin, Silk, Leather. Baby Uawn Caps. Muelin Drawers Corset Covers. Tape Girdle Corsets, pink, blae, white, jes’ Lace Han Ladies’ Ties, grey, white and ch : White Aprons, full size, Sema. RUE SO See Pad Supporters, Shows These Apticles Son Bonnets, Ladies’ 1 Hoes, Crash Hal eee THE T ——— ONDAY... NT] ally R Doin Mrs, Oasper . ss Fannie O @ condition which prevailed a few years ago when the government was/At nine o’clock the happy young/and eight monthe actual time to be Crew Drowned COC ere Linen olen) Oecd ee, oe Bolte, white and poing eel si puacivtes a ores Beal geese i z eee acter i as gata 8 iow eduine bell ae gis ede an in : ‘ Ladies’ Linen Collars, 2 f gh asia ) agrielp ee ee DL noe aC eLe enna emratey eee i appear lifelike, added a pretty efpronounced he gaining considerable . ese dispatch boat Myako was lost by striking a submarine ; sehen Bat the gold outflow now attracts no attention from anybody, while the ee bese setuid plein pares baie ee init mine in Kerr Bay while engaged in clearing Russian mines, nnty yesterd shipments a few years ago alarmed the country. The difference in the politioul and social conditions will account for the contrast. The panic of 1898, which started just after Oleveland entered office in hie second term , and which was precipitated by the victory for his party a few months earlier, sent gold io the treasury far below the $100,000,000 line, and compelled Oleveland to issue boads to bay gold. A sale of $50,000,000 of ten-year 6 per cent. bonds was made on February 1, 1894, and in November of that yeara like amount had to be sold. Bat this did not suffice. In February, 1895, $62,000,000 of 4 per-cent. thirty-year bonds were sold, and in February, 1896, $100,000,000 at the same rate and for the same time were disposed of. These $262,000,000 of intereet bearing bonds had to be sold by Cleveland in popular wedding march, and Miss Mildred Gallagher acted as: ringbearer, The perlors were handsomely decorated, pink and white being the prevaillog colors. Osrnations, roses and ferns were testefully arranged through. out the rooms, After many congratulations were extended a fine wedding supper was enjoyed. The presents to the happy young couple were costly and numerous, that he is 21 years old, and came to this country from ‘Mexico in 1894 He also went on to say that he has wandered from place to place, working at any jobsthat he could get to do. That he bad a taste for liquor, which had caused him to get into jail on several occasions. That on the night ofthe murder he was under the iafluence of liquor and had no recollection of the killing. He said that bis father is a well-to-do clothier at St. Louis, Mexico, and that he has an Eight men were drowned. Five mines had been exploded and it was supposed that no more existed. Suddenly Miyako struck undiscovered mine which exploded with terrific force, » sinking the vessel in a short time. DEMOCRATIC. CONVENTION Maher & Co., Nevada City THESE ARE SIGNS OF FAILING VISION When your eyes tire and you cannot continue to see small reading or doing Soy near work. When you frown or partly gees tel be looking at an object. When the eyes ache, smart or water and the eyelida got inflamed after or when you have pain io th b AOHE. You will do well to call on ROA SReHS SAT Seer meh HEAD. R. J. BENNETTS D. VINTON’S PHARMACY AT w. Mr. and Mrs. n Francisco ‘ Mies Bertha . t San Francie W. Porterf ‘Bay. flames Quick tor to this o 8. King ret l yesterday eounty seat. ert Searle, ite Universit his second term in order to keep the redemption fand of the treasury intact; The bride made her home with her} urcle i: ‘exis. In conclusion he a me sci. , grandperents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry. pressed thanks tothe attorneye who , ipanied by on) ot, Home (he Eovernmeat's expeddltinse, ayahy Siie SERREREY Ss peernaning ver, who reside near this city, un-. defended him, and likewise to the . : firs. Rebecce ith gold, and the government's income, notwithstanding the redacti Grover ” ee : vee eon: ae pitigeaots ree anaes ene til year or so ago, when she went to. officers at the jail. He will be taken ; r ce es) ting at Alan taxation in recent years, more than meets its outgo. Here is a contrast beSan Francisco to reside, The groom ;to Fol:om tomorrow. SANTA Cruz, May 16—When the Democratic Conven7 = : fived home 8: tween Democratic and Republican financiering which will appeal to the coun-/isa business man there, and during Pen hl ie: : ‘i Your Best Kat ? Japtain J. W try. In these Republican days the government can spend $50,000,000 for a. his recent stay in this city he made : tion was called to order this morning announcement was Pp from: Ges 7 ii ‘ ing’s canal without making the slightest appreciable difference in either the treas-;™auy friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ham . : It is no trouble to get a hat that will become abba alk i ae t ws See pee blin tock their departure for the memade that the San Francisco delegation was unable to reach you—if you pay enough. But to ge u satis wbany toda: ary condition or in that of the money market, while the ordinary expenses of tropolis on this morning’s train. q : . . factory hat for the price you are willing to Miss Mabel . the government ten years ago could not be made and the gold fund kept up se eta pe the city until this afternoon, and the Convention adjourned ach Cal sieve neopets hat that i opgeben above the danger line without large sales of interest-bearing bonds. Here are Pee inet c cea, abl Ms ceed in in this cit; . oming to you and at the price you are able Ralpb 1] pointe of difference between Democratic and Republican financiering which rsone 0 es. until two o’clock. and wilfing to pay. -. re te , will be brought ont in the press and on the stamp in the campaign of 1904 Will Open Tonight at — =o ——— Call around and see our beautiful line. All of the very latest styles. a core . : ’ Bert McDowell {s bere from San. ™¥ Good rirpm El 0 MRS L LUBECK Leading Milliner of Nevada City, . H. Meada Francisco. : Bs gl) Club. a & 9 Oommercial Street. fnty Saturda a a a a ee ae ee a ee cea Grass Valley--A Grand See oe a : weer = peel Geo. A. Cagnere, W. HH. Wood end ‘ ’ gantatena? sence Wace & bo . El Oro Club will hold a meeting at ae a WALTHAM or én is, Alice Bi Geo. M. Anderson are here from San Time ll Store ie in town. He hesa long list-of custhe Hotel Antlers tomorrow evening ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof } Francisco” [ HE ESSENTIA ieee) ‘ tomers in ‘this section, and his goods. 1''® ‘desired that all members be in Watch at our store, Other Felatives he: B. Deal is down from Freeman’s are Al. Hie firm is one of the leading attendance. a Watches and Clock proporfied by Mrs ee spas ba = wholesale liquor houses in Sacrahehe tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, pre ee . -V. Dodson o ownieville arrive: a _. mento. See Maher & Co’ e fropolis, . here yesterday and left for the Bay tothe famous Dist eye ees aga in this sete ‘ee A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers.Broad Stree Mire. James . T A BECENT MEETING of the Massachusetts State Federation of. da : pany arrived yesterday efterncom a Quick Arrest i ; 7 ——— =e Tyler, and ¢ ; ' a : Grass ,Valley on a special train con: call attention to their notion window, q ' Women’s Clabs, Mies Sarah Louise Arnold, dean of Simmons Oollege,. Mrs. Mary Landsbarg is down from sisting at Uhene’ assiioun loaded down . ,.2: 4. Galledge of Verbena, Ala., was. which is filled with numerous artices ~ f, arrived . spoke on “What are the Escentials?” saying in part: Relief Hill. : ae : twice in the hospital from a severe case . 45 trifling sums. Drop around at the ° 8. Eibe is th a5 : : Jk. Banks cane dows tice. Glace with everything under the sun tojof piles, caueing 24 tumors. After. ”: adles of Yevada City and Srass Valle jo is a superv We can test education only as we discern the good toward which It should ish Ridge ‘oday ™ ©PAD-. amuse the people of Nevada City and ea her apt oh cine pied Boek. ae se nd see the fine inducements

yee a R. Eichle : n’s Arnica ve quic arrested . offered. A aes tat tend. If we consider education as # preparation for life, and ask ourselves Mre. Chas. Ross and son came dowa. 2788 Valley. q. £2Fther inflammation and p es’ him, are most cordially invited to inspect the finest an d best line here yester what life demands of us, in this country and this century, we shall agree that . from Relief Hill today, Co. 1, N.G. 0. 2 Grass Valley = It conquers aches and kills pain. 5c. Ou of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY ever on diaplay pnd. the GC these demands in themselves serve as a test of our education. We shall learn C. H. Keopp of San Francisco artes gp egies firelogs cre: wcrc + eee Dengue), What Shall We in this city. Ibeve an elegant and handsome stock of bights of Pytt through our study of life, what education ‘benefits a free-man,’ what is in. Tived here last evening and left this‘ Dr. J. H. Gor , ' ri: the best carnival companies traveling. . ; N R s “WY ) o:ber words, a liberal education. Knowledge hae long been accepted as a test gee ies eae arrived . Tbeit attractions are ten in number Medical Lake Toilet Soap Have for Dessert ? ~ Pattern, Cailor ed and eady to ear als ate of edacation, bat the tools by meaus of which knowledge has been acquired in . here jast evening and left this morn-. 224 8re strictly first-class and moral I have selected them with special carejand they include some very band3 schools, namely, books, have come to assume the fleld, as though the student of books were the only educated man. Books themselves simply tell us what someone has learned of life and the laws of life. The simplest may yet learn many of life’s leasona at first band. ‘*Enjoyment fs a second vital product of education. The educated man among us ing for Downieville. J. M. Cummins of North Bloomfield arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for bome. E M. Cerf of San Francisco arrived in every respect. Ladies and children can attend without an escort in perfect safety and without being insulted, as the management will not tolerate those that are not ladies and gentlemen to be connected with the aggreFor the Scalp asashampoo. It cleans the Scalp of crusts and dandruff, promotes the growth of the hair, cures all Skin diseases, takes pimples off the the face; is a sure cure for poison oak, and is fine for cleanaing tecth. The Ordwray Plaster will cure Rheumatism, Lumbago, Lame Back This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try a delicious and healthful dessert, Pree some and ap-to-date styles. MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad Street, opposite Brand and Hartung’s 8 father-in-le ashington, . yoming, yeate Mre, May Bec Bn here on a epson, reta ; : : pa I. J. Jacksor or Side, Neuralgia, Pieurisy and ai. pared intwo minutes. No boiling! no Py 9 4 shouid see in life more than hia fellows; should have greater power of appre. here last evening and left this morning saya (val will hi i Bronchial troubles, Cramps, Kidney baking! add boiling water acd uet to TH ERE S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS ipkine, R. 8 ciation and pleasure. Ifthe has learned that the earth is fall of riches, and . for Washington. asp a“ srr Nias va ven'Dg . disease, Dyspepsia, Sprains, Heart . cool. Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, Raspton and Ge ‘ i even o ,w -. disease é that they are his, freely to enjoy, if hie eyes are opened to see, his @arsto hear,. 4: Fitzgerald arrived here last even-. °° isi aii eter ee are ing from San Francisco and left this air band concert. Among the free atmale weakness, sore and weak Eyes. berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. But only the best are kept by us. Drop in and Sa sramento . rnival, retar and his heart to respond to the beautif i i The above articles oan be bad by . — : Pp B e beautifal in hie everyday life, in natnre and in moring torGeanitesitie: tractions are Dana Thompson, the calltog on J. 8. HOLBROOK. Sample our goods, We. also keep loseph Gerar uman nature, he is rich indeed, So far he ia free to lead the life of a freeman. Mrs. G. W. Kramer and children ar-. “°"!’s greatest somersault high diver, Corner of Pine and Commercial Without such power he ia still in bonds. Today the world demands of the freeman that he shall use hig liberty In service. Work he must, if be would be free; serve he mast, if his fellow men are to be free. The highest test of the liberal education today is capacity to serve. Once entered apon this path, we discover that the power to serve involves ability to sacrifice—to give, because have received—and freely, as we have received. Except as this come our own, so that our lives are freely yielded in service, wi or hesitation, power has bethout measure we have not compa-sed the fullest education of a freeman.” rived here from Chico yesterday and eft this morniog for Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hamrel returned ast evening from Sacramento. A Fine Speaker. Dr. E. D. McCreary, Presiding Elder who takes his life in his hande twice daily for the pleasure of the people, diving from a lofty tower 96 feet in height into a tavk containing bat forty eight inches of water. This isthe greatest dare-devil act yet attempted by man. Also Prof. Edgar Berger, a renowned eqnilibrist, in feats of Strength and hand-balancing. Prof. Berger performsat 2and8 p.m. Free Streets, Nevada City, Cal. a28.tf Loveland is now selling hig famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery. Try it and you will alwaye buy it EVENT OFTHE SEASON Big Stree! Che Leading Brands of Cigars @Svo702 @ CHASIPION SALOON O’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada Oity oneal . Ridge. B. F. Bovee i Neal Gallagh sterday from M. Harri is morning f Major J 8.1 th San Jaa! Bb Francisco, . 8. Bigelc Fair and Carnival dand concerts both afternoon and evening. The attractions on the Midway are of the best and up to the minate. “Is all right,” where ig seen “The Statue Turning to Life,” “Trilby, the n from Ool . F. Eoglet } Repablicar Bol. Mather mbago min Scheumer of the Sacramento District and one cf the most eloquent and‘talented speakere in the California Conference of tha M.E. Charch will deliver one of his interesting lectares at the Methodict Church on Friday evening next. N» Ask your Dealer for . Midvale Drill Steel A Great Hany Deopl want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. > Pr PF Pee HD & »® Industrial Betterment In Pussia doubt this will be a great treat in the neh Lady,” and “A Trip to the/i we have the very high Auspices of Co. I, N. G. C . == — ese aae way of literary entertainment, for Dr,. “vons’ “Dixie Land,” featuring Joe Sogwaca McOreary is known by the Nevada Dykes, tbe man that made the mule grades for 35 and 40 cts. also; town, laugh; also, the ‘Swiss Village, Glass Grass Valley : : Gorham Silver Polish , Cla MERIOANS have been too scantily informed about movements in Rusned ile ie uae Blowers, ‘‘Easula,” the Snake Eater;” ae hes wanl something Hawke’s Out Glass : , pony A for the social and iudustrial betterment of the working people. As a/spoken from the local M. BE. pulpit. . ‘“5*™pson,” the big Boa Constrictor— is mnie 4 long inde, gud One W eek > ae B Juen. matter of fact very serious endeavors are put forth, and widely, in. His address at the closing session of . ‘He par geet serpent on exhibition; alse. fis guaranteed to give satisry saint exactly that alm. For instance, at one factory in the Ozar’s dominions there ie . B@ Tri-county Missiouary Conference, se ak etme ra faction or money refunded, May 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, Lal pdown from ® populer theater with accommodations for some seven huudred. The plays beld here recently, wa. considered the ; yae, ’ gre given from seven to ten in the evening on fete days in sammer and winter. There ie no stock company, the roles being filled by the clerks and workingablest missionary address ever heard in this county and the best of the whole convention. 2 ee The ghost scene in-“‘The Trouble at try our 25c ‘Family Blend,’ Many people wonder how we 12—HIGH CLASS SHQWS—12 Tnclading Blouse and LEITER & DUNLAP aren A atte ee a PROPRIETOR ses atterlee’s” to @ven on Friday i ada 150m pson 8mpion Somerzs men. For the plays given to the schools the roles are taken by the children. Admission to the lecture Friday eveevening at the Theater will be de-. /™Can give such good coffee Sault ee Diver. Prof. Burger reYbhaist Seds —— Each play costs ordinarily $64.5, but the admission te free. The company Med be free, but @ silver collec -. cidedly gbostly . for the money nowned Equilibrist and others. ‘ chooses the plays. Those most preferred are by two Rassian suthors, while hes es ee et tie door to: de——— + 00+ —____ General Admission, 10 Cents. In Sterling Silver, New and Molliere comes third, y exp 8. natal tS Se retty. Just got here. Ladies, : + +e0-+A Startling Test. aa oe ook at them, n other factories there are orchestras and choruses, at still others, etere. Have Your Eyes Examined. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of . . Coffee Roasters Tea’ Blenders eo. opticon lectures are given, A Mnscow society bas undertaken with vigor the ge Tonle ir made s startling . ntlertathnment Si Iver H at an d S fe insurance of workman against accident, the building of bospitals, the forPeople who have defective vision. He writes, ᰀ愀 patient was attacked Taylor Ss i B . Pi P warding generally of industrial improvement. And S:. Petersburg has inter-. ¥°Uld do well to call on Mr. R. J. With violent hemorrbages, caused by A delightf e t ns Eve ‘ g ‘ ulceration of the stomach. I had ofCote tase ertainment will be ested itself especially in the working girl. The institations there established Bennetts at Vinton’s Pharmacy and ten found Electric Bitters excellent for Sonal Chere wes Of the Congregafil the np. to date novelties, caiusdr iepaxk : bave their eyes examined. It will not ¢ Sena 6 Ouse tional Church, under the direction of Handsome and durable. Drop ure of the American Youog Women’s Christian Associati See tite thee or ens Mrs. W t Porhave th : ©D+! cost you a cent tolearn if you can see} prescribed them. The patient gained rs. W. H. Kirkbride, at the $0 Sod mee thew when passing C abe Ps the most telling feature of it is the maintenance of an employment . better with glasses or not. He is = 4 rye and bas not had an atBroad Street, Nevada City, F by, our store, G eae tack in taonths.” Electric Bitters . satlpped with the latest devices for. (8° positively guaranteed for Dyeper: Yevada Oheatre SOUVE . Sp Ena a a AORN RAE ——— correcting defects of vision. lt sia, Indigestion, Constipation and Kin. Ss Ww ‘be ¢ : House Ter PRE ef age tes is Property for Sale. i WD Vine F ruty them. Only Ble at tra rri¢s a a Containing engravings of points OW 8 the brain, @ dose of . Vinton s. Fresh every day. Sherman's Headache Oure will cire. Th G.von Schmitburg bomestead C A STOR F A as of interest in and aroand Nevada UISINE a Special feature. Re. you. = Swallow a pill, and the head . Dear the new steel bridge ig offered toe Navel Oran ge Ss Friday Gvening, 3 Way a ty.. ; tarn Oall Bells. Electric lights. BSe) and ide’, They cure eecreiais, sale ata bargain. Enquire at once of For Infants and Children, dery Lessons ‘The finest and best int Porcelain Bath Take. on Pr! 250} ® box. For eale by 4’ eee TICKETS a l ; Hundred Light, Sanny : ‘Dickerman, Sole Agent. BROWN & MORGAN. / The Kind You Have Always Bought eee Le be rederved at Foley's, “en o8® _ ‘Two fine Sample Rooms for the It P ¥ <ee--——____ ~-0@e-+ Given on Monday and Friday after: mons Pemptie peter lag 50 cents; ohbile 8 i . sccommodation of Traveling r. » Fer as good cool, sharp glass of trer Mr date Muppet yb res drink o Bears the noons. Apply to Mzs, James Oamns, Always on hand. dren, 25 cents. f) ; Seecial Bes vrencasteed 0. aap Great Amer + featbat Wen, Harry's saloon PriceSoie. oer. th, OFF own—drop in. @ignatare of Transcript Bullding, Oommercial . 7@. WILDS ORCHESTRA will farni JEW —e fe Pine § — nd see Nm, Barry, ; ] Bticet. aida ‘ lat ROSENTHAL S mueic for the occasion. ” _ ELER ; Broad Street, Nevada Oliy