May 20, 1904 (4 pages)

~Nevapa City Datty TRANSCRIPT 3 Pointed Paragraphs TS titles the holder to a feserved seat, The other prices are 15, 25 and: 850ents, [SS NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor,FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. (OOET CONDAN with a reduction for the children to see Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Fion on Saturday afternoon. ~ Remember that Frank Oooley and his talented company will remain all TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Byfem, + + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, ° ° * TARR NS OA Delivered to any vart offthe city. 12 1-2c Per Week ri a Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 2 ee RS Se -veseeessess. CUAY 20, 1904 THE BOSS OF THE HOUSE HE SUPREME OOURT of Ohio has decided, unanimously, at that, that a man who has become a husband is the sole dictator of his home, even though the title to the realty and to the bricks and mortar thereon may have been placed in the name of his wife. It has gone farther and held that ander all circumstances and conditions it ie for the busband to say who may and who may not spread their legs under his mahogany, and that when he says his ‘mother-in-law is to ba taboo, why taboo she is* Whether the Judges went directly to their respective homes after handing down the decision or whether they sat ap witha sick friend until thé blowing over of the domestic storm ie not material. The whole ruction, says the Cincinnati Oommercial Tribune, came from the fact that 6ne Oscar Green, of the fighting couaty of Erie, gave notice to his mother-in-law, Mrs. Martha Hibblethwaite, that not only was her presence undcsirable but would not be tole-ated ander the Oscar Green vine and fig tree. Nevertheless, and notwiths'anding all of which Martha presented herself on schedale time, bat was gently led away from the portals and her gripsack deposited, like a Popalist, in the Middte of the Road. Then Martha had Oacar arrested and fined, and joy was not uncovfimed in the Oscar Green homestead, for Oscar appealed to the Common Pleas Court, which affirmed the jadgment, and then to the Supreme Oourt, which righted his wrong, laid it down that map wae the Bose, and asserted the inalienable privilege of the head of the house to be a house head and not a mere figurehead. Of course, it took courage to doit. To fiy direct in the face of the mother-in‘law in the abstract and collectively, as Oscar Green did individually and in the concrete, required courage of the highest order, aod when the roll is called for distribation of the Carnegie Medals for Heroism let the names of the Justices of the Supreme Oourt of Ohio, like Abou Bén Adham’s, lead all the rest. If, io the fullness of time and when circumetances arise to warrant it, the Sapreme Court will but take ap and pass upon the privileges of the husband with reference to the night key, anything it may do in trifling matters like the Brannock law or on questions of taxation will be looked apon with indifference. >*#t# @ 6 4 ewe WILL CHINA REVIVE? T IS REPORTED on what seems to be good authority that the Chinese government is seeking army officers in the United States. Encouraged ty the example of Japan, China has decided to enter into the reform business also. If it bein earnest in its present movement, the world may be on the edge of most momentous events. Japan hes surprised the military experte of America and Europe by the success with which it has conducted warlike operations on land and 36a, ani ha3 shown that the Mongolian, when properly trained and led, makes a most formidable soldier. There is no reason to suppose that the Ohinese would be otherwise. Properly drilled, equipped and commanded,a Obinese army should be fally as formidable as the force of the Mikado, and as China is far mora populous its strength should be proportionately greater. It Japan with its comparatively small p»pulation can with little difficalty overcome the Ragsian fleet and drive the Russian armies before it, a new Ohina could force the Russians back of the Ural mountains and hold all Siberia. Probably even the British would have difficulty in retaining possession of Indla, and it Is within the range of possibilities that China might make iteelf master of all Asia. Such are the possibilities, but fortunately for the world, not the probabilities. Ohina may revive, may adopt modern metbods and profit from modern {oventions, but there is little likelihood that euch will be the case, All indieations point to the dissolution of the empire. China’s conservatism is 60 great that sudden changes cannot be expected, and sudden changes are necessary if the empire isto be preserved. If delayed Many yeare, China will be dismembered and all chances of revival will be lost. Gradually Gaining. Mr. and Mre. George W. Ray and their son, George, came over from their home on Shady Creek last evening. Raymond Ray, another eon, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Oakland arrived here ; On the eveolng train, but his condition, rey although encouraging, was not good IN NEVADA CITY, enough to withstand a trip bome, after : . his journey from below. His parents and brother returned to Sbudy Oreek last night, and tbe elder Mr. Ray will come over for his eon tomorrow. In Evening Dress CHicaGo, May 19.—A “gentleman” burglar in evening dress knocked down and robbed a young lady of $2 in front of ber home last night, He used polite pbrases at firet. Every Claim Is Backed By Local Testimony. Ifthe reader wants stronger proof than the following statement and expe'ience of a resident of Nevada City what can it be? W.G Ricbards, groceries and provisions, Broad street, next door to the City Hall, says: “Some months ago I was 60 lame across the small of my back that I was forced to send a note to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills. It was an impossibility for me to stoop and what caused the trouble was 890 great a mystery as to what to do to get rid of the annoyance, The treatment of Doan’s Kidney Pills fiade Young Again. Soa . Stopped bs backache and P d vot require t t “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills ‘of the box, 1 gave ta bation each night for two weeks bas pu mej. io my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Tur.) ™!0er, & friend of mine, who bas taken 4 course of the treatment since and ner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the undoubted relief followed.”. best in the world for Liver, Stomach Sold for 50 cents per box by all dealand Bowels, Purely vegetable. Never ripe. Only 250. at W. D. Vinton’s ‘ ; rug Store. ere. Foeter-Milbarn Oo,, Baffalo, N. Y , sole agente for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times A woman’s smile ca'ches men as molasses catches flies. Some people take things as they Come and make the worst of them. A man ovaturelly bas more warm friends in summer than he has in winter. There are but few varieties of cabbage, yet there are innumerable brands of cigars. ; Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Jes. Cairns, the well Known barness _ gad eaddiery dealer, has now in stock “a fine line of gevts’ and boys’ Leits and that bacde, for the summer trade 85 cents up. tt satisfaction, playa at prices low enough that everyone can attend at least two week and there will be a change of bill nightly. ‘ Miltary Night Al the Carnival Oompany I of Grass Valley will meet Company O of Nevada City at the Fillmore House Grass Valley at 8:20 this evening, when the boys in blue will fall in and march through the streets to the caraival grounds, headed by a band of music. f Yesterday the people of the country districts were much in evidence, and all afternoon and evening a large crowd were on the grounds, listening to the lively talk of the spielers and viewing the different attractions. They were well pleased with what they witnessed. . Esau, the snake eater, fe probably ' }the most talked about of all the attractions, He tbinks nothing of picking ap one of the’ slimy oreatures, biting off its head, rolling back\ the skin, chewing up the flesh and swallowing it with evidentrelish. . The free attractions are greatly appreciated. The thrilling dive of Dana Thompson from the top of a ninetyFine Plays to Be. Presented Next Week at the Theater, The opening pley to be given next Monday evening by the Frank Qooley Company is entitled “For Her Father's Sin.” Itisa play that has been produced all over the country with great success, and the local Theater wiil andoubtedly be filled to the doors on Monday evening. On Tuesday, “A Scarlet Lesson” will be put on by this first class company. This is the latest version of Sherloch Holmes, and one that holds the attention of the audience from start to finish. Mr. Cooley, as Sherloch Holmes ’ ter, ie performed twice daily, and often sends a shiver through the spectators. Professor Berger, in hie balancing feats, always pleases. “It's All Right !" where four distinct shows are given for one price of admission, may be seen “The Statue Turning to L fe,” “Trilby, the Flying Lady,” views of the Chicago Iroquois theatre fire and a epecial production of “A Trip to the Moon,” Sameon, the largest boa constrictor ever on exhibition, twenty-seven feet in length, we'gba over 300 pounds and forty nine years old, is a wonder. Luna, direct from Paris, appears in a series of poses plastique. ‘ Projectoscope pictures are shown of the “Life of An American Fireman,” ‘‘A Gambler’s Orime,” “The Electrocution of Ozolgosz” and “The [nterna:ional Races,” The other attractions are many and varied. : has a difficalt part to handle, but as it suits his fancy he carries it out to the entire satisfaction of the sudience. The San Bernardino Sun said: “That to see and hear Mr. Oooley you would think the Sherloch Holmes just stepped out of the bovk and on to the stage.” William Gillet played his piece in allthe large towns at two dollars a seat, and made a great name for bimself and the play. The Oooley Company’s production elthough not equal to that of Gillet’s, is one well worth eeing and well worth the money, The company besides giving entire *ee Wa. Britiand at his saloon on Broad foot ladder into a shallow tank of wa. ; anemneeest Special Dispatches to asi JADANESE ARI RETREATS Cossacks Attack Japanese Flanks and Pursue Them For Twelve Miles. Ngw CHANG, May 20— The report of the Japanese retreat to Feng Wang Cheng is officially confirmed. The Japanese army of twenty thousand men.came upon twenty-two thousand Russians who were in a very strong position, : Last Monday a pitch battle was fought and the loss very great on both sides, The Cossacks attacked the Japanese flanks pursuing the Japanese army twelve miles. The Japanese sustained a severe defeat. FAIL TO MARE NOMINATION SPRINGFIELD, May 2oth—Today the Republican State Fifty-eight ineffecConvention adjourned until May 31st. tive ballots were taken for Governor. To Good Position. . He Died Alone. ¢ Ernest Werry, who has been em-. Napa, May 19—The dead body of ployed in the electrical department of . John Smidt, a Olvil War veteran, and the Union Iron Works, at San Fran-. inmate of the Veteran’s Home neer vane or three performances. can get a season ticket that will admit For $1.75 you cisco, for the past. four years, arrived street, makes a specialty of Fazey {here this morning on a visit to his Drinks, and you can depend that they . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joho Werry. Youn'ville, was found ye: terday about two miles from the institution. He had been missing since May 2nd. youto all the performancss and enage mixed properly. Ladies’, Misses’ and ‘Children’s Shoes ‘COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 21 AT ONE O’CLOCK Ernest has been appointed head electrician at Colgate, and will go over to e that place next week to take bis new ‘ position, Be has perfected-bimself . W . {in bis~chosen occupation, and now ; ranks with the best electricians in the State. He is also a very deserving young mao, and his recent uppointment shows that his ability is recognized in receiving this reponsible position. And wrecks the brain. you. ache is gone, 26c and 10c a box. Dickerman, Sole Agent. Is sick-and. nervons headaches. man’s Headache Cnre gives instant re Hef. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. 25c and 10c a box. Every box guaranteed. For sale by.H A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of ‘No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes, “a patient was attacked with violent hemorrbages, caused by alceration of the etomach. I-hed often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I orescribed'them. The patient gained 4 from the first, and has not-had an attack in 14 months.” Electric Bitters are poy guaranteed for DyspepJsia, Indigestion, Constipation and : ney troubles. Try them. Only 50c at W. D. Vinton’s. ’ 2oerHeadache Saps Your Vitality One dose of Sbherman’s Headache Cure wiil oure You swallow a pill, and the head They cure neuralgia, For .sale by H. \f yoo wart a good, cool drink of heer—the very best in town—drop in and see ‘Vm. Barry. NEN OFT STASON ——~ ewe + . The Curse of Womankind SherImmediate relief It cures neuralgia Dicke-man, sole agent. We will sell the remaining stock of SHOES REGARDLESS OF COST. If you are in need of SHOES come and see us, we will be here for a few days only, and rather than move the stock to Grass Valley we will sell it below cost. LOOK AT THESE PRICES Ladies’ Oxfords and Slippers. ... Ladies’ Fine Shoes Misses’ Fine Shoes $x 00 I 25 1-25 75 70° $1 25 I 50 I 35 I 00 go A lot of Odds aind Ends in Ladies’ Shoes . will be closed out at 10 cents a pair Come and see us and save half of your money. KLINE © GEORGE Transcript Block, Commercial Street Next door to J. J. Jackson’s Grocery store. HOTEL ANTLERS BAR Gnisctalasent A delightful entertainment wil) be given by the ladies of the Oongrega. Saturday Night Baked New England Beef Steak Pie Something Fine. Mre. W. H. Kirkbride,-at the _ Hevada Gheatre ae OT ee Friday Evening, May 20th, TIOKETS are on sale and seats can be reserved at Foley’s, tional Oburch, under the direction of . ™ : lb reat Ulany People want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4o cts. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee Auspices of Co. I, N. G. C. for the money. Grass Valley One Week May 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, GOoffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, ABC CSOHEMIAN 12—HIGH OLASS SHOWS—12 Including ~ Dana Thompson, Cham = sault High Diver. Prof. ee See. nowned Equilibrist and others, General Admission, 10 Cents. Strawberries Fresh every day, Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lill Everybody is Welcome Admission—Adalts, 50 dents; ohildreo, 25 cents. . WILD’S OROHESTRA will’ farnish . muele for the occasion. . Lemons Always on hand. . at ROSENTHAL’S ru ALL BOTTLED inc OF Te peeRs* SOLD EVERYWHERE. Shows These A ns ~ Baby: Lawn Caps, Oblidren’s White Su; : 5C Windeer and Midget Ties, Ladies and Obilarenne ty Lad {Enter Botte, Fancy Stook Collars, Ladin Behe Seen nee, Collate, Grek er e ollars, en” Ba eae) , Pins, Neck Buches and Oolored Ribbon, Ladi:s’ White are Large Hap Persian Colored Tapestry Pillow Cove “in. Ladies’ Kimonas, all. sizes, Ladies® From 49 Satin, Silk, Leather. Baby Lawn Cape. Coreet Covers. Tape Girdle Corsets, pink, blue, white. Ladies’ Ties, arene white and champagne. White Aprone, fall size, Crush Beite Pillony . Muslin Draven Ladies’ Laos i Hook.on and’ Pad Bap 08, Ladies’: Colored Kimonas. Ladies’ 0 bleck. Linen Colored Uanderskirts, rush Belts, white an —NEW— Ladies’ Linen Collars, 2 for 250. Colored Border Handkerchiote top Pillows, Kimonas, and Neokties, 100, 150, 250-each. So“ 50 yard. Golden State Taffeta, 19 nob. 500, Orinolette, black and whi Maher & Co., Nevada City THESE ARE SIGNS OF FAILING VISION When yoar eyes tire and you cannot continue to see reading or doing any near work. When you frown or partly one ‘bene bi looking at an object. When the eyes ache, smart or water and the Cyelide pet after or when you have pain in the eyeball ACHE. You will do well to call on ene, SaGer with BRA R. JBENNETTS AT W. D. VINTON’S PHARMACY => Chinking of Getting ~~ Your Best Kat? It is no trouble to get a hat that will become yyou—if you pay enough. But to Be 8 eatlye factory bat for the price you are willing ty pay is a different question. t my store you can get a hat thatisbe coming to you and at the price you are ably and willing to pay. Call around and see our beautiful line. Ail of the very latest styles, MRS. L. LUBECK, Gates mo $ , Watches and Clock propor tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, A & H. W. HARTUNG. Watchmakers Broad Street Buys a WALTHAM or us ELGIN Nickel Dust Profi Watch at our store, Othe Ji Ladies of Yevada City and Grass Valleyr,, ———————— y ace eeet cordially invited to inspect the finest and best line Ou of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY over on display in this city. Ihave an elegant and handsome stock of Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Hats T have selected them with special carefand they include some very hand: Peome and up-to-date styles. «MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad ,Street, opposite Brand and Dertung’s THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But gr best are kept§by us. Drop in and ; mple our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars @=t2030 @ CHASIPION SALOON QPOONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada Oity —as Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel Gorham Silver Polish Rlouse and LEITER & DUNLAP . PROPRIETOR Lhaist Sets In Sterling Silver. New and ates aon. = Ladies, Silver Hat and Belt Pins a the up to! date novelties, and durable. Drop {a and see them when passing SOUVENIR SPOONS vings of point ghee toe C.J. BRAND JEWELER ReSINE a Special feature. eae all Bolte, Electric lights. Porcelain. Bath Tavs. . ome. Hundred Light, Sunny "the Two fine Sample Rooms tot accommodation <o Travel meet. cial attention paid to wus = Men and Tranai ent trade.hoty Sur med last f ¢ the Re Bs pervisor I ip arrived Phillips « ile today mk Mov Cisco. mes Hen: fe re-paio ye carlos ants art . 0. A, \ from San * ther, N 4 jputy She y oud pos bird dog be surprit gs Tom o} ipering o Dg Bod ¥

~Nevapa City Datty TRANSCRIPT 3 Pointed Paragraphs TS titles the holder to a feserved seat, The other prices are 15, 25 and: 850ents, [SS NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor,FRED BE. BROWN, Manager. (OOET CONDAN with a reduction for the children to see Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Fion on Saturday afternoon. ~ Remember that Frank Oooley and his talented company will remain all TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Byfem, + + + $6 Per Year. By Carrier, ° ° * TARR NS OA Delivered to any vart offthe city. 12 1-2c Per Week ri a Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City 2 ee RS Se -veseeessess. CUAY 20, 1904 THE BOSS OF THE HOUSE HE SUPREME OOURT of Ohio has decided, unanimously, at that, that a man who has become a husband is the sole dictator of his home, even though the title to the realty and to the bricks and mortar thereon may have been placed in the name of his wife. It has gone farther and held that ander all circumstances and conditions it ie for the busband to say who may and who may not spread their legs under his mahogany, and that when he says his ‘mother-in-law is to ba taboo, why taboo she is* Whether the Judges went directly to their respective homes after handing down the decision or whether they sat ap witha sick friend until thé blowing over of the domestic storm ie not material. The whole ruction, says the Cincinnati Oommercial Tribune, came from the fact that 6ne Oscar Green, of the fighting couaty of Erie, gave notice to his mother-in-law, Mrs. Martha Hibblethwaite, that not only was her presence undcsirable but would not be tole-ated ander the Oscar Green vine and fig tree. Nevertheless, and notwiths'anding all of which Martha presented herself on schedale time, bat was gently led away from the portals and her gripsack deposited, like a Popalist, in the Middte of the Road. Then Martha had Oacar arrested and fined, and joy was not uncovfimed in the Oscar Green homestead, for Oscar appealed to the Common Pleas Court, which affirmed the jadgment, and then to the Supreme Oourt, which righted his wrong, laid it down that map wae the Bose, and asserted the inalienable privilege of the head of the house to be a house head and not a mere figurehead. Of course, it took courage to doit. To fiy direct in the face of the mother-in‘law in the abstract and collectively, as Oscar Green did individually and in the concrete, required courage of the highest order, aod when the roll is called for distribation of the Carnegie Medals for Heroism let the names of the Justices of the Supreme Oourt of Ohio, like Abou Bén Adham’s, lead all the rest. If, io the fullness of time and when circumetances arise to warrant it, the Sapreme Court will but take ap and pass upon the privileges of the husband with reference to the night key, anything it may do in trifling matters like the Brannock law or on questions of taxation will be looked apon with indifference. >*#t# @ 6 4 ewe WILL CHINA REVIVE? T IS REPORTED on what seems to be good authority that the Chinese government is seeking army officers in the United States. Encouraged ty the example of Japan, China has decided to enter into the reform business also. If it bein earnest in its present movement, the world may be on the edge of most momentous events. Japan hes surprised the military experte of America and Europe by the success with which it has conducted warlike operations on land and 36a, ani ha3 shown that the Mongolian, when properly trained and led, makes a most formidable soldier. There is no reason to suppose that the Ohinese would be otherwise. Properly drilled, equipped and commanded,a Obinese army should be fally as formidable as the force of the Mikado, and as China is far mora populous its strength should be proportionately greater. It Japan with its comparatively small p»pulation can with little difficalty overcome the Ragsian fleet and drive the Russian armies before it, a new Ohina could force the Russians back of the Ural mountains and hold all Siberia. Probably even the British would have difficulty in retaining possession of Indla, and it Is within the range of possibilities that China might make iteelf master of all Asia. Such are the possibilities, but fortunately for the world, not the probabilities. Ohina may revive, may adopt modern metbods and profit from modern {oventions, but there is little likelihood that euch will be the case, All indieations point to the dissolution of the empire. China’s conservatism is 60 great that sudden changes cannot be expected, and sudden changes are necessary if the empire isto be preserved. If delayed Many yeare, China will be dismembered and all chances of revival will be lost. Gradually Gaining. Mr. and Mre. George W. Ray and their son, George, came over from their home on Shady Creek last evening. Raymond Ray, another eon, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Oakland arrived here ; On the eveolng train, but his condition, rey although encouraging, was not good IN NEVADA CITY, enough to withstand a trip bome, after : . his journey from below. His parents and brother returned to Sbudy Oreek last night, and tbe elder Mr. Ray will come over for his eon tomorrow. In Evening Dress CHicaGo, May 19.—A “gentleman” burglar in evening dress knocked down and robbed a young lady of $2 in front of ber home last night, He used polite pbrases at firet. Every Claim Is Backed By Local Testimony. Ifthe reader wants stronger proof than the following statement and expe'ience of a resident of Nevada City what can it be? W.G Ricbards, groceries and provisions, Broad street, next door to the City Hall, says: “Some months ago I was 60 lame across the small of my back that I was forced to send a note to Vinton’s drug store for Doan’s Kidney Pills. It was an impossibility for me to stoop and what caused the trouble was 890 great a mystery as to what to do to get rid of the annoyance, The treatment of Doan’s Kidney Pills fiade Young Again. Soa . Stopped bs backache and P d vot require t t “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills ‘of the box, 1 gave ta bation each night for two weeks bas pu mej. io my ‘teens’ again,” writes D. H. Tur.) ™!0er, & friend of mine, who bas taken 4 course of the treatment since and ner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the undoubted relief followed.”. best in the world for Liver, Stomach Sold for 50 cents per box by all dealand Bowels, Purely vegetable. Never ripe. Only 250. at W. D. Vinton’s ‘ ; rug Store. ere. Foeter-Milbarn Oo,, Baffalo, N. Y , sole agente for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on band at all times A woman’s smile ca'ches men as molasses catches flies. Some people take things as they Come and make the worst of them. A man ovaturelly bas more warm friends in summer than he has in winter. There are but few varieties of cabbage, yet there are innumerable brands of cigars. ; Fine Belts and Hat Bands. Jes. Cairns, the well Known barness _ gad eaddiery dealer, has now in stock “a fine line of gevts’ and boys’ Leits and that bacde, for the summer trade 85 cents up. tt satisfaction, playa at prices low enough that everyone can attend at least two week and there will be a change of bill nightly. ‘ Miltary Night Al the Carnival Oompany I of Grass Valley will meet Company O of Nevada City at the Fillmore House Grass Valley at 8:20 this evening, when the boys in blue will fall in and march through the streets to the caraival grounds, headed by a band of music. f Yesterday the people of the country districts were much in evidence, and all afternoon and evening a large crowd were on the grounds, listening to the lively talk of the spielers and viewing the different attractions. They were well pleased with what they witnessed. . Esau, the snake eater, fe probably ' }the most talked about of all the attractions, He tbinks nothing of picking ap one of the’ slimy oreatures, biting off its head, rolling back\ the skin, chewing up the flesh and swallowing it with evidentrelish. . The free attractions are greatly appreciated. The thrilling dive of Dana Thompson from the top of a ninetyFine Plays to Be. Presented Next Week at the Theater, The opening pley to be given next Monday evening by the Frank Qooley Company is entitled “For Her Father's Sin.” Itisa play that has been produced all over the country with great success, and the local Theater wiil andoubtedly be filled to the doors on Monday evening. On Tuesday, “A Scarlet Lesson” will be put on by this first class company. This is the latest version of Sherloch Holmes, and one that holds the attention of the audience from start to finish. Mr. Cooley, as Sherloch Holmes ’ ter, ie performed twice daily, and often sends a shiver through the spectators. Professor Berger, in hie balancing feats, always pleases. “It's All Right !" where four distinct shows are given for one price of admission, may be seen “The Statue Turning to L fe,” “Trilby, the Flying Lady,” views of the Chicago Iroquois theatre fire and a epecial production of “A Trip to the Moon,” Sameon, the largest boa constrictor ever on exhibition, twenty-seven feet in length, we'gba over 300 pounds and forty nine years old, is a wonder. Luna, direct from Paris, appears in a series of poses plastique. ‘ Projectoscope pictures are shown of the “Life of An American Fireman,” ‘‘A Gambler’s Orime,” “The Electrocution of Ozolgosz” and “The [nterna:ional Races,” The other attractions are many and varied. : has a difficalt part to handle, but as it suits his fancy he carries it out to the entire satisfaction of the sudience. The San Bernardino Sun said: “That to see and hear Mr. Oooley you would think the Sherloch Holmes just stepped out of the bovk and on to the stage.” William Gillet played his piece in allthe large towns at two dollars a seat, and made a great name for bimself and the play. The Oooley Company’s production elthough not equal to that of Gillet’s, is one well worth eeing and well worth the money, The company besides giving entire *ee Wa. Britiand at his saloon on Broad foot ladder into a shallow tank of wa. ; anemneeest Special Dispatches to asi JADANESE ARI RETREATS Cossacks Attack Japanese Flanks and Pursue Them For Twelve Miles. Ngw CHANG, May 20— The report of the Japanese retreat to Feng Wang Cheng is officially confirmed. The Japanese army of twenty thousand men.came upon twenty-two thousand Russians who were in a very strong position, : Last Monday a pitch battle was fought and the loss very great on both sides, The Cossacks attacked the Japanese flanks pursuing the Japanese army twelve miles. The Japanese sustained a severe defeat. FAIL TO MARE NOMINATION SPRINGFIELD, May 2oth—Today the Republican State Fifty-eight ineffecConvention adjourned until May 31st. tive ballots were taken for Governor. To Good Position. . He Died Alone. ¢ Ernest Werry, who has been em-. Napa, May 19—The dead body of ployed in the electrical department of . John Smidt, a Olvil War veteran, and the Union Iron Works, at San Fran-. inmate of the Veteran’s Home neer vane or three performances. can get a season ticket that will admit For $1.75 you cisco, for the past. four years, arrived street, makes a specialty of Fazey {here this morning on a visit to his Drinks, and you can depend that they . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joho Werry. Youn'ville, was found ye: terday about two miles from the institution. He had been missing since May 2nd. youto all the performancss and enage mixed properly. Ladies’, Misses’ and ‘Children’s Shoes ‘COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 21

AT ONE O’CLOCK Ernest has been appointed head electrician at Colgate, and will go over to e that place next week to take bis new ‘ position, Be has perfected-bimself . W . {in bis~chosen occupation, and now ; ranks with the best electricians in the State. He is also a very deserving young mao, and his recent uppointment shows that his ability is recognized in receiving this reponsible position. And wrecks the brain. you. ache is gone, 26c and 10c a box. Dickerman, Sole Agent. Is sick-and. nervons headaches. man’s Headache Cnre gives instant re Hef. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. 25c and 10c a box. Every box guaranteed. For sale by.H A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of ‘No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes, “a patient was attacked with violent hemorrbages, caused by alceration of the etomach. I-hed often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I orescribed'them. The patient gained 4 from the first, and has not-had an attack in 14 months.” Electric Bitters are poy guaranteed for DyspepJsia, Indigestion, Constipation and : ney troubles. Try them. Only 50c at W. D. Vinton’s. ’ 2oerHeadache Saps Your Vitality One dose of Sbherman’s Headache Cure wiil oure You swallow a pill, and the head They cure neuralgia, For .sale by H. \f yoo wart a good, cool drink of heer—the very best in town—drop in and see ‘Vm. Barry. NEN OFT STASON ——~ ewe + . The Curse of Womankind SherImmediate relief It cures neuralgia Dicke-man, sole agent. We will sell the remaining stock of SHOES REGARDLESS OF COST. If you are in need of SHOES come and see us, we will be here for a few days only, and rather than move the stock to Grass Valley we will sell it below cost. LOOK AT THESE PRICES Ladies’ Oxfords and Slippers. ...... Ladies’ Fine Shoes Misses’ Fine Shoes $x 00 I 25 1-25 75 70° $1 25 I 50 I 35 I 00 go A lot of Odds aind Ends in Ladies’ Shoes . will be closed out at 10 cents a pair Come and see us and save half of your money. KLINE © GEORGE Transcript Block, Commercial Street Next door to J. J. Jackson’s Grocery store. HOTEL ANTLERS BAR Gnisctalasent A delightful entertainment wil) be given by the ladies of the Oongrega. Saturday Night Baked New England Beef Steak Pie Something Fine. Mre. W. H. Kirkbride,-at the _ Hevada Gheatre ae OT ee Friday Evening, May 20th, TIOKETS are on sale and seats can be reserved at Foley’s, tional Oburch, under the direction of . ™ : lb reat Ulany People want a pound of good Coffee for 25 cts., and we sell it. We have the very high grades for 35 and 4o cts. also; but, if you want something that goes a long ways, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded, try our 25c ‘Family Blend.’ Many people wonder how we can give such good coffee Auspices of Co. I, N. G. C. for the money. Grass Valley One Week May 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, GOoffee Roasters Tea Blenders Taylor’s Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, ABC CSOHEMIAN 12—HIGH OLASS SHOWS—12 Including ~ Dana Thompson, Cham = sault High Diver. Prof. ee See. nowned Equilibrist and others, General Admission, 10 Cents. Strawberries Fresh every day, Navel Oranges The finest and best in town. Lill Everybody is Welcome Admission—Adalts, 50 dents; ohildreo, 25 cents. . WILD’S OROHESTRA will’ farnish . muele for the occasion. . Lemons Always on hand. . at ROSENTHAL’S ru ALL BOTTLED inc OF Te peeRs* SOLD EVERYWHERE. Shows These A ns ~ Baby: Lawn Caps, Oblidren’s White Su; : 5C Windeer and Midget Ties, Ladies and Obilarenne ty Lad {Enter Botte, Fancy Stook Collars, Ladin Behe Seen nee, Collate, Grek er e ollars, en” Ba eae) , Pins, Neck Buches and Oolored Ribbon, Ladi:s’ White are Large Hap Persian Colored Tapestry Pillow Cove “in. Ladies’ Kimonas, all. sizes, Ladies® From 49 Satin, Silk, Leather. Baby Lawn Cape. Coreet Covers. Tape Girdle Corsets, pink, blue, white. Ladies’ Ties, arene white and champagne. White Aprone, fall size, Crush Beite Pillony . Muslin Draven Ladies’ Laos i Hook.on and’ Pad Bap 08, Ladies’: Colored Kimonas. Ladies’ 0 bleck. Linen Colored Uanderskirts, rush Belts, white an —NEW— Ladies’ Linen Collars, 2 for 250. Colored Border Handkerchiote top Pillows, Kimonas, and Neokties, 100, 150, 250-each. So“ 50 yard. Golden State Taffeta, 19 nob. 500, Orinolette, black and whi Maher & Co., Nevada City THESE ARE SIGNS OF FAILING VISION When yoar eyes tire and you cannot continue to see reading or doing any near work. When you frown or partly one ‘bene bi looking at an object. When the eyes ache, smart or water and the Cyelide pet after or when you have pain in the eyeball ACHE. You will do well to call on ene, SaGer with BRA R. JBENNETTS AT W. D. VINTON’S PHARMACY => Chinking of Getting ~~ Your Best Kat? It is no trouble to get a hat that will become yyou—if you pay enough. But to Be 8 eatlye factory bat for the price you are willing ty pay is a different question. t my store you can get a hat thatisbe coming to you and at the price you are ably and willing to pay. Call around and see our beautiful line. Ail of the very latest styles, MRS. L. LUBECK, Gates mo $ , Watches and Clock propor tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, A & H. W. HARTUNG. Watchmakers Broad Street Buys a WALTHAM or us ELGIN Nickel Dust Profi Watch at our store, Othe Ji Ladies of Yevada City and Grass Valleyr,, ———————— y ace eeet cordially invited to inspect the finest and best line Ou of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY over on display in this city. Ihave an elegant and handsome stock of Pattern, Cailored and Ready-to-Wear Hats T have selected them with special carefand they include some very hand: Peome and up-to-date styles. «MISS ELEANOR HOEFT Broad ,Street, opposite Brand and Dertung’s THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But gr best are kept§by us. Drop in and ; mple our goods. We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars @=t2030 @ CHASIPION SALOON QPOONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada Oity —as Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel Gorham Silver Polish Rlouse and LEITER & DUNLAP . PROPRIETOR Lhaist Sets In Sterling Silver. New and ates aon. = Ladies, Silver Hat and Belt Pins a the up to! date novelties, and durable. Drop {a and see them when passing SOUVENIR SPOONS vings of point ghee toe C.J. BRAND JEWELER ReSINE a Special feature. eae all Bolte, Electric lights. Porcelain. Bath Tavs. . ome. 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