May 24, 1904 (4 pages)

i “4 Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIP! NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager.—— = TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION jie : ‘ByfMem, = + + °* $6 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Per Week Delivered to any vart «fgthe city. : a, . : oe Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at ‘Nevada ‘City MAY 24, 1904 — REPUBLICAN PLATFORM . ’ SPEAKS FOR ITSELF HE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM which was adopted at the State Oontion at Sacramento last week requires neither explanation nor intetpretation. It speake for Iteelf in clear unmistakable language that admits of no misconetraction and is characterized by no subtle qual-: {fications or evasions. Its forthright declarations are in striking contrast to the prolix subterfages and declamatory platitudes of the platform promulgated by the Democrats at Santa Cruz. Passing by the warm and deserved endorsement given the President, Gove ernor Pardee and Senator Perkins and Bard, the platform reaffirms adherence to the principles for which the Republican party has stood since its foandation—eound finance, progressive administration, protection to domestic fodastry, enlightened development of the nation’s latent resources, equal rights and antrammeled opportunity, the building ap of an American merchant marine and a broad, firm foreign policy. Tnis is simply a pledge that the record of achievement will be maintained, that the promise of the futare wili be the fulfillment of the past. The aims, objects and achievements of the Republican party are expressed in this single comprehensive paragraph, on which a confident appeal can be made to the intelligence and patriotism of the Republic: ‘We here reattirm our fight in those principles and policies. We declare in favor of continued protection to American indus‘ry and labor; a sound system of finance; the building up of an American merchant marine, that our carrying trade be under our own flag; anavy am; le for all purposes of offense and defense and ite constrnction in part at government navy yards; the immediate construction of the Panama canal; the continuance of the policy of Chinese exclusion; the complete protection of every American citizen in his constitutional rights every where; the improvement of the navigable streame of the United States and all necessary appropriations therefor, and the. policy. of national expe:ditares for the preservation of our forests and the reclamation of the arid lande and the work now being inaugarated by the National Administration to that end.” “When the rights of the citizen, as well as the public domain and the navigable waters, aze fully protected, there can be no question of trust and corporate discrimination. The Republican party has met and solved every problem of government that has been presented since it took the reins of power in 1861. It has grappled with slevery, disunion, repudiation and polygamy, and successively overthrew them. It has cemented the bands of the union, given it a firmer tone to national authority and inculcated a broader patriotism; expanded its commerce and jurisdiction, and magnified its power and influence abroad. It has brought peace and order at home and maintained peace with honor and prestige in our national intercourse with foreign natious. The scheme of the Republican policy has tended to repress disorderd of every kind and to abate discontent by removing their causes, chief of which are the poverty resulting from low wages and the grievances arising from paralyzed industry. The history of the Republican party is one of performance, of which the party in Oalifornia is justly proud. This pride ie given eloquent but restrained expression in the Sacramento platform—a document that’ ie instinct with the genius of Abrabam Lincoln, Ulysses 8. Grant, William MeKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. TUESDAY.. slelau sieeve bare haa le adalat nce HANS Sige ee BY > 42> POP H HY 4 SUCCESSFUL TEST BALLOT MACHINES OR THE FIRST TIME in California an election of congiderable mag. nitade has been beld witb ballot machioes and the result’ fs very satisfactory. machines were used, and worked admirably, according to. the reports of the local press. The voting was rapid and without the slightest hitch. The vote was tabulated and the result announced in fifteen minutes, after the polleclosed, One precinct was couuted and the retarns made up in six minutes. Four minutes later the returus from another precinct came in and. the other precincts two minutes afterward. Within thirty-five minutes-after the polls closed the complete returns were given to the newspapers for pablication. This is a marvelous improvement over the old system. In ite account of the election the Mercury had this to say of balloting by machine: “The voting machines greatly facilitated both the casting end counting of: the ballots. The people had studied their working so carefully that there was but veny little trouble experienced in their operation. The. Inspectors ‘were . assiduous in seeing that the voters mavipulated them correctly and very few mistakes were made. “The average time taken by voters to record their ballots was fees than Othere were much slower, which gave rise tothe impression tbat that there would be however, did not prove. to be the case. It was simply the difference of the handiness of individuals fn half a minute. Some of them got through in three or four seconds, a great deal of scratching shown by the result, That, _ working the machines.” i This is apparently as satiefactory as the recent election in Milwaukee, In which ballot machines were used. The complete vote amounting to over} D0 .was snnounced on the bulletin boards an hour after the polle closed. . ~ Must H an g For Sale At a Bargain. i! 4 6 a go : id Kight Room House, La Po Orchard. House ina ho Peceaiaes, i Can be bought at a bargain : Borde : ° sid adie Yay 22—Loon order mast hang. Apout three o’clock this _ afternoon the jary in the caee of the a . map charged with-the brutal killing of 21-tf Finis brother-in-law, that he might profit — by the life insurance movey, agree} Fine Belts a Pecrge verdict. It was: ‘We, the nd Hat Bands, £ defendant guilty of mur. Sere Li ais) degree.” polled, and the atto r . peeeneed man made . ry. objections. Soeder . past Menday. sale. Fire aud Life Insurance. Brown & Moraaw, Real Estate Agents, + 2@e + hat banda, . Price from 85 cents ap. . -Pr@AAD CCLORATION The 4th we July Will the Fourth of July general committee was held in the City Hall last evening. Ghairman Dr. ©. W. Chapman presided and Secretary Fred E. Brown and Assistant Secretary Ladis Walling attended to the minutes. George Tuttle, F. R. Hall and A. CO. tee arrived on the 9 o’clock car, and were escorted to the ball by E. J. Reoto-, Leiter. the hall, three rousing cheers were given them. finance committee, reported that a cenvass of the town bad been mude and $1150 had been pledged and $47 in cash received. It is expected to raise at least $1400, that they could get ample advertising epace in the Nevada Oity papers and the Grass Valley papers for $20 each. The committee was authorized to have the.advertisements inserted. The committee was algo instructed to have 300 three-sheet posters printed for posting in conspicuous places throughout this and aurrounding counties, at a cost of $45. tion committee, wag instructed to have 600 invitations printed. of the general committee, Oounty Narrow Gauge and the electric cars to all members of the Grass Valley committee attending meetings of the general committee will be given free of charge. literary committee, reported having secured Rear Admiral McOalle, Com-. mandant of the Mare Island Navy Yard, to deliver the address on the 4th of July. erty reported that they had selécted At the municipal election in San Jose recently voting’ ‘. consisting of vocal and instrumental «. Consist of games, races, athietic conPrice $1590, Property of all description for Jas. Cairns, the well known barnesa and saddlery dealer, has now in stock . 4 fae line of gents’ and boys’ belts and for the summer trade. to the fring of salutes,’ a Hagh Marebié will oben ter nishing of bsetréle of ioe ~< placing of benches aléng the ph es Mejor P. F. Sitmends and Al K. Snell were appointed a special committee to invite outside military and firemen. The Marysville comtpaty have signitied their willingness to come here. J. F, Colley was appointed. ‘chairman of a committee on “new and original features. The following committeé on invita. tions have been appointed: Otiairman . Be Fittingly Observed In Nevada City. Valley, Andy Hampel of Sacramento, J. T. Doyle of Marysville, L.-S. Oalkins, fred Searla, J. J, Jackeon, EB. O. Uren, W. H. Martin, Herman Brand, Mejor P. F. Simonds. +: Chas, EB. Tegler wae ‘appointed chairman ofa committee of three to’ be selected to: solicit contributions, from outside wholesale houses. The chairmen of, the different committees were empoweied to increase or decrease their membership, yy, The following committee on printing was abnounced: Ohafrman George W. Ogden, O. F, Brayton, Dr. H. O. Smith, C. H, Eddy.and N, W.:Bennett. The committees adjourned to meet at the City Hall next Monday evening. Finanelat Suecess. The entertainment given by the Ladies’ Beneficent. Society of the Oengregati-nal church last~ Fridey night netted $200., The ladies desire to thank the public for the liberal patronage extended. They likewise return thanks to the Boye Band and Wild’s orchestra for favore shown. Judge J. M. Walling and Obarles Steffen were today engaged in collecting funds for Deccration Day, . The Fourth of July Finance committee was aleo out today. The liet is growing fast. A large and enthusiastic meeting of _W, @. Lord, Theo. H. Wilhelm, Col. Odwnolly of the Gress Valley commitW. F. Englebright and S. Lee When thé delegation reached Alex Hongell, chairman of the everyone responded liberally. The printing committee reported E. J. Rector, chairman of the invitaE. J. Morgan was elected treasurer Free traneportation on the Nevada A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of No. Meboopany,. Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderfal cure. He writes, “a patient was attacked with violent hemorrbages, caused by ulceration of the stomach. I had often found Eleotric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troables so I prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not hed an at_ in 14 months.” Electric Bitters ra grep guaranteed for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation and KidTry them: Only 50c at ‘Rev. J. H. Wythe, chairman of the *Phe committee on Goddess of Lib-. id troubles. W. D. Vinton’s. Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afterMiss Rath Richards, and the selection was unanimously approved. E. 8. Parke, chairman of the music committee, reported favorable progress. He said that it was desired to have five bands of music in the pro . noons. Apply to Mrs, James Oamwns, qession, and communications had been . Transcript ~ Building, Oommenoiel sent tothe Graes Valley band, Forest . St. eet. basis tf. Qity band, North Bloomfield band, Nevada Oity band and Boys’ band of Nevada City. Another Bargain. Fine House on Olay street, with two Ohairman J. H. Rogers, of the af. aereg of grounds: $1100. $400 cach and ternoon committee reported that he . balance tn three. * Bede: ‘wo had ‘eppointed E, J. Baker, Fred E. RgwN BGAN 5 Brows, Frank Grissel, Lee A. Garthe, mal at” Fal Sgeuta, Dr. A. N. Morgan, L. A, Walling,Frank . ~ Smith of Nevada City, and D.8. Col line and Ed Nathan of Grass Valley to serve with him. Bide will be received for printing the official program. » Obas, Tegier, chairman of the com. mittee on evening emusemente, reported that be bad appointed J. J, deekeon and Henry Huckins as memberg’ ofthe committee, and wouid appoint. the others shortly. » J.B. Qarr, chairman of the commitann order. of exercises, made dis report sud ms following resolutions ARTISTIC QUALITIES ‘should’ always be considered in the prodisgtion, of Personal Oraaments, This requisite is never lost sight of ty SHREVE & co. The Stationery Department produces the tinest Stationery. “Samples and estimates sent. upon requeat. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry." WATCHES” from SHREVE. & CO. are . ' watranted . 3 sR Miciow 4th be ushered in by-the vinging of belle and the firing of a national salute at sunrise. That.a grand spectacu ar, patriotic parade be held in the forenoon, consistiog ia part of a oar of liberty, Goddese of Liberty, decorated floats, carrieges t and other wheeled vehicles, militia; firemen, civic societies, citizens on foot, citizeme on horseback, and such other attractions as the committee on parade can provide. All marching to the inepiring strains of our Netional Airs as rendered by our excellent bands, and under the command of oar gallant Grand Marshal and Aids. That immediately succeeding the parade, musical and literary exercises, Jewelers Goldsmiths © Sliversmiths Stationers Manufacturers . SHREVE & CO. _Post and Market Sts. “ es tere Fancy Drinks, ‘The best of Wine, Cigars, etc. Can avers be found at the favorite resortof Fred 'Eilermian, ’ ON BROAD STRERT. music, reading of the immortal Declaration of Independence, oration and such other musical end literary exerclees as can be provided by the com. mittee having’these matters in charge be held at such suitable place as may be selected, That the afternoon exercises be of a lighter character, such as appeal to the amueing side of the people, and teste; watep fights and a burlesque sham battle between the Russians and Jape, That the evenirg amusements eonlet of a grand illumined naval battle representing the naval contests of the preeent war, That said naval battles be fought out with ships mounted on wagons, which will parade the streets during the contests. Oommunications in regard to fireworks and amusements of various kinds were referred to the proper committees, = . The offer of the Stockton Boys’ Band to come to this city on the 4th of July, was not accepted. W. H. Martin was appointed chairBOHEMIAN p ALL BOTTLED Ly NG of tt BEERS! . SOLD EVERYWHEAE. man of a committe of three to attend sw E, J. Rector, O, E,, Clinch of Grase . forces not considered probable. Sr. PrrerssurGc, May 24—No official dispatches were received today but the general opinion is that the withdrawal of the Japenese troops from Feng Weng Cheng means that} — the Japanese have decided to operate only against Port Arthur. The present object of General Kuroki with his first army now landing near Takushan is to watch Kuropatkins army and prevent move southward against the army which . will attack Port Arthur, direct attack upon the Russian main 2 ee CE SSD To Store Wood Workmen are engaged today in grading out underneath the County Hospital to make room to store wood for age in the large furnace during the winter monthe. The Curse of Womankind [s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Onre gives-instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. 7ee Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times Personal Noles. Hi. M. Brown is here from San Francisco. : J. Calder is down from North Bloomfield. J. F. Littlefield left today for San Francisco. 7. J. Ourtis-isdown from the Delhi mine. H. J. Bottomley and z, W. Davie are over from You Bet. °@e Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head adhe is gone, They cure argent 266 and 10c a box. For sale by GH. Berane Sole Agent. ‘st you wart a good, Sool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Vm. Aarry. — Lv the time to place your orders, ER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lamber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market. ~ WL. Du. & ID. Marsh AGENTS. Office and Yards—Head ot Boulder Street, Nevada City. ‘TELEPHONE 291 BG SLAUGHTEBING SALE # @ Ladies’, “Misses? and Children’ s Shoes: QF COST. COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 21 AT.ONE O'CLOCK We willsell the remaining stock of SHOES:REGARDLESS ‘Tf you are in need of SHOES. come and see us, we will be here vos a few days only and rather than move the stock to Grass Valley we will sell it below cost. zt . a “LOOK AT THESE PRICES Ladies’ Oxfords and Sliy -$ 75° $x 00 $1 2 Ladies? Fine Shoes.: itt. CON, a We Oe Oe c . Misses’ Fine Shoes .... leben 1,00. 2,38. ¥ 3§ Children’s Fine shoes ek Som Soc 665 75 1 00 {Children’s Sandals. i eevinbsiarse we OM 70 go A lot of Odds and Ends in Ladies’ Shoes will be closed, out at 10 cents a pair . Come and see ts and save half of your money.) 1 . KLINE © Transcript Block, Commercial Ltd Next door to J. J. Jackson’s Groceiy store. ORGE GE Object of General Kuroakt Is to Prevent Kuropatkin Moving Southward. Shows These A <=> eovecseosorcne tees <a> O Baby oe Caps, Children’s White Sun Bonnets, Windsor and Midget Ties, Ladies and Ohildren’s Lace Hose, Hook On Side and Pad Garters, Cfeam: Lace Collars, Crash Ladies’ er Belts, Fancy Stock Collars, Ladies’ Back. Ootab, Ladies’ Large Hair Satin, Silk, Leather. Baby Lawn Caps. Coreet Covers. Tape Girdle Corsets, pink, bine, white. Ladies* Ladies’ Ties, grey, white and champagne, White Aprone, fall size, T5C * Pins, Neck Rachesa,and Colored Ribbon, Ladi-s’ White Aprons. HOC Persian Colored Tapestry Pillow Covers Ready to oat pillows in. Ladies’ Kimonas, all sizes. Ladies’ Crush Belts, Wh Muslin Braver . Lace Hook on and Pad apporters, xc Ladies’ Colored Kimonag. Ladies’ Orash ‘Bee white and black. Linen Colored Uunderskirts, © — —NEW Ladies’ Linen OCollars,2 for 250. Colored Border Handkerchiefs for Sofa ‘. Pillows, Kimonas, and Neckties, 10c, 150, — each, . black -and white Se yard. Golden State Taffeta, 19 inch, 50c, Maher & Co., Nevada a City EO Fe sALE. Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. Address P.O Box 30, San Francisco, Cal. $6 in Cash EY Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call*in and see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel BOREATED TALCU POWDER 15 cents per box. eS 8 Molt Telcum Dowder (In glass jars highly perfumed) 25 cents per jar, at Vinton s aa PALMER & JOHHSH, Wholesale and retailjdealera in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Bverything Strictly High Class BROAD STREET . Your Best Hat? It is no trouble to get a bat that will become you—if you pay enough. But to ge‘ w satlefactory hat for the price you are willing to pay is a different question. At my store you cap get a hat that is becoming to you and at the price you ere able and willing to pay. i Oall around and see our beautiful line. MRS. . L. LUBECK All of the very latest styles. Leading Milliner of Nevada Oity, 9 Oommercial Street. THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept§by us. Sample our goods. Drop in and We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars @=20e @ CHATIPION SALOON O’CONNOR '& SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada City Gorham Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glass 5 z bd Blouse and Waist Sees In Sterling Silver. Nbw and pee Just el here. ee Silver Hat wand Belt Pins All the ap to date novelties. Bf durable. Drop in and see them when passing andsome.and by our. store. SOUVENIR SPOONS) Containing engravi f 3 he ac in and vines 3 Nev ints eveada JEWBLER + ; 7, UISIN iC. J. Pd Nevada Uhy Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR — —— ———— oe turn Oalt Bol Balte, Blecire fecire tights Roreniain, Bat ee -Suuny Roo Two fine Sa pa eee, tor or the modati: ‘Traveling ' 0 eoaaiees ‘to Commer. fal Mea aad Transi enttrade. .--TUESDAY . ASO Daily iN 'J.H. Wo rived her fille. . Mre. Oas; Johen, who er.and Mi “s ‘San Fra Phil Cur: Hill, V. 8.8m fom Oolus rd. W. Ra fom San F ownieill Mra. H. . or San Fr: jeon here f, Brown 1 J. H. Ha i. . John Hi on ; Charles Interest o . Miss L. on on 8. v > Mrs, P. . pme at G > Mies Mi San Franc here. Mrs, T. Bisco is he ter, Mrs. . . J. EB fast eveni: nieville tk > Mrs. L. IGranitevi . Joho I Bakerefle! raud Lo as a deleg . T. Wac Damp arr visit the . Perlog. M hopes to . ; Mrs. A @ visit to . W.A. } leg ampu ; of an acc ' last wint . with the: » Ban Pran impr i E. A. . having t . of carpe . end wh © will be: ' mer’s bu NS All m No. 568, attend t ing. T order at ee “One each nig in my ‘ ner of I best in and Bo aripe. Drog 8 Co For cottage nished. m21-tf We Man pino.‘s A ployes *) were 0 last Fi

i “4 Nevapa City Daity TRANSCRIP! NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED BE. BROWN, Manager.—— = TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION jie : ‘ByfMem, = + + °* $6 Per Year. By Carrier, 12 1-2 Per Week Delivered to any vart «fgthe city. : a, . : oe Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at ‘Nevada ‘City MAY 24, 1904 — REPUBLICAN PLATFORM . ’ SPEAKS FOR ITSELF HE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM which was adopted at the State Oontion at Sacramento last week requires neither explanation nor intetpretation. It speake for Iteelf in clear unmistakable language that admits of no misconetraction and is characterized by no subtle qual-: {fications or evasions. Its forthright declarations are in striking contrast to the prolix subterfages and declamatory platitudes of the platform promulgated by the Democrats at Santa Cruz. Passing by the warm and deserved endorsement given the President, Gove ernor Pardee and Senator Perkins and Bard, the platform reaffirms adherence to the principles for which the Republican party has stood since its foandation—eound finance, progressive administration, protection to domestic fodastry, enlightened development of the nation’s latent resources, equal rights and antrammeled opportunity, the building ap of an American merchant marine and a broad, firm foreign policy. Tnis is simply a pledge that the record of achievement will be maintained, that the promise of the futare wili be the fulfillment of the past. The aims, objects and achievements of the Republican party are expressed in this single comprehensive paragraph, on which a confident appeal can be made to the intelligence and patriotism of the Republic: ‘We here reattirm our fight in those principles and policies. We declare in favor of continued protection to American indus‘ry and labor; a sound system of finance; the building up of an American merchant marine, that our carrying trade be under our own flag; anavy am; le for all purposes of offense and defense and ite constrnction in part at government navy yards; the immediate construction of the Panama canal; the continuance of the policy of Chinese exclusion; the complete protection of every American citizen in his constitutional rights every where; the improvement of the navigable streame of the United States and all necessary appropriations therefor, and the. policy. of national expe:ditares for the preservation of our forests and the reclamation of the arid lande and the work now being inaugarated by the National Administration to that end.” “When the rights of the citizen, as well as the public domain and the navigable waters, aze fully protected, there can be no question of trust and corporate discrimination. The Republican party has met and solved every problem of government that has been presented since it took the reins of power in 1861. It has grappled with slevery, disunion, repudiation and polygamy, and successively overthrew them. It has cemented the bands of the union, given it a firmer tone to national authority and inculcated a broader patriotism; expanded its commerce and jurisdiction, and magnified its power and influence abroad. It has brought peace and order at home and maintained peace with honor and prestige in our national intercourse with foreign natious. The scheme of the Republican policy has tended to repress disorderd of every kind and to abate discontent by removing their causes, chief of which are the poverty resulting from low wages and the grievances arising from paralyzed industry. The history of the Republican party is one of performance, of which the party in Oalifornia is justly proud. This pride ie given eloquent but restrained expression in the Sacramento platform—a document that’ ie instinct with the genius of Abrabam Lincoln, Ulysses 8. Grant, William MeKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. TUESDAY.... slelau sieeve bare haa le adalat nce HANS Sige ee BY > 42> POP H HY 4 SUCCESSFUL TEST BALLOT MACHINES OR THE FIRST TIME in California an election of congiderable mag. nitade has been beld witb ballot machioes and the result’ fs very satisfactory. machines were used, and worked admirably, according to. the reports of the local press. The voting was rapid and without the slightest hitch. The vote was tabulated and the result announced in fifteen minutes, after the polleclosed, One precinct was couuted and the retarns made up in six minutes. Four minutes later the returus from another precinct came in and. the other precincts two minutes afterward. Within thirty-five minutes-after the polls closed the complete returns were given to the newspapers for pablication. This is a marvelous improvement over the old system. In ite account of the election the Mercury had this to say of balloting by machine: “The voting machines greatly facilitated both the casting end counting of: the ballots. The people had studied their working so carefully that there was but veny little trouble experienced in their operation. The. Inspectors ‘were . assiduous in seeing that the voters mavipulated them correctly and very few mistakes were made. “The average time taken by voters to record their ballots was fees than Othere were much slower, which gave rise tothe impression tbat that there would be however, did not prove. to be the case. It was simply the difference of the handiness of individuals fn half a minute. Some of them got through in three or four seconds, a great deal of scratching shown by the result, That, _ working the machines.” i This is apparently as satiefactory as the recent election in Milwaukee, In which ballot machines were used. The complete vote amounting to over} D0 .was snnounced on the bulletin boards an hour after the polle closed. . ~ Must H an g For Sale At a Bargain. i! 4 6 a go : id Kight Room House, La Po Orchard. House ina ho Peceaiaes, i Can be bought at a bargain : Borde : ° sid adie Yay 22—Loon order mast hang. Apout three o’clock this _ afternoon the jary in the caee of the a . map charged with-the brutal killing of 21-tf Finis brother-in-law, that he might profit — by the life insurance movey, agree} Fine Belts a Pecrge verdict. It was: ‘We, the nd Hat Bands, £ defendant guilty of mur. Sere Li ais) degree.” polled, and the atto r . peeeneed man made . ry. objections. Soeder . past Menday. sale. Fire aud Life Insurance. Brown & Moraaw, Real Estate Agents, + 2@e + hat banda, . Price from 85 cents ap. . -Pr@AAD CCLORATION The 4th we July Will the Fourth of July general committee was held in the City Hall last evening. Ghairman Dr. ©. W. Chapman presided and Secretary Fred E. Brown and Assistant Secretary Ladis Walling attended to the minutes. George Tuttle, F. R. Hall and A. CO. tee arrived on the 9 o’clock car, and were escorted to the ball by E. J. Reoto-, Leiter. the hall, three rousing cheers were given them. finance committee, reported that a cenvass of the town bad been mude and $1150 had been pledged and $47 in cash received. It is expected to raise at least $1400, that they could get ample advertising epace in the Nevada Oity papers and the Grass Valley papers for $20 each. The committee was authorized to have the.advertisements inserted. The committee was algo instructed to have 300 three-sheet posters printed for posting in conspicuous places throughout this and aurrounding counties, at a cost of $45. tion committee, wag instructed to have 600 invitations printed. of the general committee, Oounty Narrow Gauge and the electric cars to all members of the Grass Valley committee attending meetings of the general committee will be given free of charge. literary committee, reported having secured Rear Admiral McOalle, Com-. mandant of the Mare Island Navy Yard, to deliver the address on the 4th of July. erty reported that they had selécted At the municipal election in San Jose recently voting’ ‘. consisting of vocal and instrumental «. Consist of games, races, athietic conPrice $1590, Property of all description for Jas. Cairns, the well known barnesa and saddlery dealer, has now in stock . 4 fae line of gents’ and boys’ belts and for the summer trade. to the fring of salutes,’ a Hagh Marebié will oben ter nishing of bsetréle of ioe ~< placing of benches aléng the ph es Mejor P. F. Sitmends and Al K. Snell were appointed a special committee to invite outside military and firemen. The Marysville comtpaty have signitied their willingness to come here. J. F, Colley was appointed. ‘chairman of a committee on “new and original features. The following committeé on invita. tions have been appointed: Otiairman . Be Fittingly Observed In Nevada City. Valley, Andy Hampel of Sacramento, J. T. Doyle of Marysville, L.-S. Oalkins, fred Searla, J. J, Jackeon, EB. O. Uren, W. H. Martin, Herman Brand, Mejor P. F. Simonds. +: Chas, EB. Tegler wae ‘appointed chairman ofa committee of three to’ be selected to: solicit contributions, from outside wholesale houses. The chairmen of, the different committees were empoweied to increase or decrease their membership, yy, The following committee on printing was abnounced: Ohafrman George W. Ogden, O. F, Brayton, Dr. H. O. Smith, C. H, Eddy.and N, W.:Bennett. The committees adjourned to meet at the City Hall next Monday evening. Finanelat Suecess. The entertainment given by the Ladies’ Beneficent. Society of the Oengregati-nal church last~ Fridey night netted $200., The ladies desire to thank the public for the liberal patronage extended. They likewise return thanks to the Boye Band and Wild’s orchestra for favore shown. Judge J. M. Walling and Obarles Steffen were today engaged in collecting funds for Deccration Day, . The Fourth of July Finance committee was aleo out today. The liet is growing fast. A large and enthusiastic meeting of _W, @. Lord, Theo. H. Wilhelm, Col. Odwnolly of the Gress Valley commitW. F. Englebright and S. Lee When thé delegation reached Alex Hongell, chairman of the everyone responded liberally. The printing committee reported E. J. Rector, chairman of the invitaE. J. Morgan was elected treasurer Free traneportation on the Nevada A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of No. Meboopany,. Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderfal cure. He writes, “a patient was attacked with violent hemorrbages, caused by ulceration of the stomach. I had often found Eleotric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troables so I prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not hed an at_ in 14 months.” Electric Bitters ra grep guaranteed for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation and KidTry them: Only 50c at ‘Rev. J. H. Wythe, chairman of the *Phe committee on Goddess of Lib-. id troubles. W. D. Vinton’s. Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday afterMiss Rath Richards, and the selection was unanimously approved. E. 8. Parke, chairman of the music committee, reported favorable progress. He said that it was desired to have five bands of music in the pro . noons. Apply to Mrs, James Oamwns, qession, and communications had been . Transcript ~ Building, Oommenoiel sent tothe Graes Valley band, Forest . St. eet. basis tf. Qity band, North Bloomfield band, Nevada Oity band and Boys’ band of Nevada City. Another Bargain. Fine House on Olay street, with two Ohairman J. H. Rogers, of the af. aereg of grounds: $1100. $400 cach and ternoon committee reported that he . balance tn three. * Bede: ‘wo had ‘eppointed E, J. Baker, Fred E. RgwN BGAN 5 Brows, Frank Grissel, Lee A. Garthe, mal at” Fal Sgeuta, Dr. A. N. Morgan, L. A, Walling,Frank . ~ Smith of Nevada City, and D.8. Col line and Ed Nathan of Grass Valley to serve with him. Bide will be received for printing the official program. » Obas, Tegier, chairman of the com. mittee on evening emusemente, reported that be bad appointed J. J, deekeon and Henry Huckins as memberg’ ofthe committee, and wouid appoint. the others shortly. » J.B. Qarr, chairman of the commitann order. of exercises, made dis report sud ms following resolutions ARTISTIC QUALITIES ‘should’ always be considered in the prodisgtion, of Personal Oraaments, This requisite is never lost sight of ty SHREVE & co. The Stationery Department produces the tinest Stationery. “Samples and estimates sent. upon requeat. Send for the new publication, “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry." WATCHES” from SHREVE. & CO. are . ' watranted . 3 sR Miciow 4th be ushered in by-the vinging of belle and the firing of a national salute at sunrise. That.a grand spectacu ar, patriotic parade be held in the forenoon, consistiog ia part of a oar of liberty, Goddese of Liberty, decorated floats, carrieges t and other wheeled vehicles, militia; firemen, civic societies, citizens on foot, citizeme on horseback, and such other attractions as the committee on parade can provide. All marching to the inepiring strains of our Netional Airs as rendered by our excellent bands, and under the command of oar gallant Grand Marshal and Aids. That immediately succeeding the parade, musical and literary exercises, Jewelers Goldsmiths © Sliversmiths Stationers Manufacturers . SHREVE & CO. _Post and Market Sts. “ es tere Fancy Drinks, ‘The best of Wine, Cigars, etc. Can avers be found at the favorite resortof Fred 'Eilermian, ’ ON BROAD STRERT. music, reading of the immortal Declaration of Independence, oration and such other musical end literary exerclees as can be provided by the com. mittee having’these matters in charge be held at such suitable place as may be selected, That the afternoon exercises be of a lighter character, such as appeal to the amueing side of the people, and teste; watep fights and a burlesque sham battle between the Russians and Jape, That the evenirg amusements eonlet of a grand illumined naval battle representing the naval contests of the preeent war, That said naval battles be fought out with ships mounted on wagons, which will parade the streets during the contests. Oommunications in regard to fireworks and amusements of various kinds were referred to the proper committees, = .

The offer of the Stockton Boys’ Band to come to this city on the 4th of July, was not accepted. W. H. Martin was appointed chairBOHEMIAN p ALL BOTTLED Ly NG of tt BEERS! . SOLD EVERYWHEAE. man of a committe of three to attend sw E, J. Rector, O, E,, Clinch of Grase . forces not considered probable. Sr. PrrerssurGc, May 24—No official dispatches were received today but the general opinion is that the withdrawal of the Japenese troops from Feng Weng Cheng means that} — the Japanese have decided to operate only against Port Arthur. The present object of General Kuroki with his first army now landing near Takushan is to watch Kuropatkins army and prevent move southward against the army which . will attack Port Arthur, direct attack upon the Russian main 2 ee CE SSD To Store Wood Workmen are engaged today in grading out underneath the County Hospital to make room to store wood for age in the large furnace during the winter monthe. The Curse of Womankind [s sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Onre gives-instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perfectly harmless. Immediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. 7ee Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times Personal Noles. Hi. M. Brown is here from San Francisco. : J. Calder is down from North Bloomfield. J. F. Littlefield left today for San Francisco. 7. J. Ourtis-isdown from the Delhi mine. H. J. Bottomley and z, W. Davie are over from You Bet. °@e Headache Saps Your Vitalitv And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head adhe is gone, They cure argent 266 and 10c a box. For sale by GH. Berane Sole Agent. ‘st you wart a good, Sool drink of beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Vm. Aarry. — Lv the time to place your orders, ER Of all kinds for house building purposes, or for bridges and mining purposes, kept constantly on hand and delivered promply. Now is Our lamber is sawed at the New York Canyon Mille and is the best ever brought to market. ~ WL. Du. & ID. Marsh AGENTS.. Office and Yards—Head ot Boulder Street, Nevada City. ‘TELEPHONE 291 BG SLAUGHTEBING SALE # @ Ladies’, “Misses? and Children’ s Shoes: QF COST. COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 21 AT.ONE O'CLOCK We willsell the remaining stock of SHOES:REGARDLESS ‘Tf you are in need of SHOES. come and see us, we will be here vos a few days only and rather than move the stock to Grass Valley we will sell it below cost. zt . a “LOOK AT THESE PRICES Ladies’ Oxfords and Sliy -$ 75° $x 00 $1 2 Ladies? Fine Shoes.: itt. CON, a We Oe Oe c . Misses’ Fine Shoes ........ leben 1,00. 2,38. ¥ 3§ Children’s Fine shoes ek Som Soc 665 75 1 00 {Children’s Sandals.. i eevinbsiarse we OM 70 go A lot of Odds and Ends in Ladies’ Shoes will be closed, out at 10 cents a pair . Come and see ts and save half of your money.) 1 . KLINE © Transcript Block, Commercial Ltd Next door to J. J. Jackson’s Groceiy store. ORGE GE Object of General Kuroakt Is to Prevent Kuropatkin Moving Southward. Shows These A <=> eovecseosorcne tees <a> O Baby oe Caps, Children’s White Sun Bonnets, Windsor and Midget Ties, Ladies and Ohildren’s Lace Hose, Hook On Side and Pad Garters, Cfeam: Lace Collars, Crash Ladies’ er Belts, Fancy Stock Collars, Ladies’ Back. Ootab, Ladies’ Large Hair Satin, Silk, Leather. Baby Lawn Caps. Coreet Covers. Tape Girdle Corsets, pink, bine, white. Ladies* Ladies’ Ties, grey, white and champagne, White Aprone, fall size, T5C * Pins, Neck Rachesa,and Colored Ribbon, Ladi-s’ White Aprons. HOC Persian Colored Tapestry Pillow Covers Ready to oat pillows in. Ladies’ Kimonas, all sizes. Ladies’ Crush Belts, Wh Muslin Braver . Lace Hook on and Pad apporters, xc Ladies’ Colored Kimonag. Ladies’ Orash ‘Bee white and black. Linen Colored Uunderskirts, © — —NEW Ladies’ Linen OCollars,2 for 250. Colored Border Handkerchiefs for Sofa ‘. Pillows, Kimonas, and Neckties, 10c, 150, — each, . black -and white Se yard. Golden State Taffeta, 19 inch, 50c, Maher & Co., Nevada a City EO Fe sALE. Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Alleghany Mining Company’s stock. [lake offer. Address P.O Box 30, San Francisco, Cal. $6 in Cash EY Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock proportionately cheap. Call*in and see them and get our prices. A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street Ask your Dealer for Midvale Drill Steel BOREATED TALCU POWDER 15 cents per box. eS 8 Molt Telcum Dowder (In glass jars highly perfumed) 25 cents per jar, at Vinton s aa PALMER & JOHHSH, Wholesale and retailjdealera in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Bverything Strictly High Class BROAD STREET . Your Best Hat? It is no trouble to get a bat that will become you—if you pay enough. But to ge‘ w satlefactory hat for the price you are willing to pay is a different question. At my store you cap get a hat that is becoming to you and at the price you ere able and willing to pay. i Oall around and see our beautiful line. MRS. . L. LUBECK All of the very latest styles. Leading Milliner of Nevada Oity, 9 Oommercial Street. THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best are kept§by us. Sample our goods. Drop in and We also keep Che Leading Brands of Cigars @=20e @ CHATIPION SALOON O’CONNOR '& SHANNON, Proprietors. Broad Street, Nevada City Gorham Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glass 5 z bd Blouse and Waist Sees In Sterling Silver. Nbw and pee Just el here. ee Silver Hat wand Belt Pins All the ap to date novelties. Bf durable. Drop in and see them when passing andsome.and by our. store. SOUVENIR SPOONS) Containing engravi f 3 he ac in and vines 3 Nev ints eveada JEWBLER + ; 7, UISIN iC. J. Pd Nevada Uhy Hotel Antler LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR — —— ———— oe turn Oalt Bol Balte, Blecire fecire tights Roreniain, Bat ee -Suuny Roo Two fine Sa pa eee, tor or the modati: ‘Traveling ' 0 eoaaiees ‘to Commer. fal Mea aad Transi enttrade. .--TUESDAY . ASO Daily iN 'J.H. Wo rived her fille. . Mre. Oas; Johen, who er.and Mi “s ‘San Fra Phil Cur: Hill, V. 8.8m fom Oolus rd. W. Ra fom San F ownieill Mra. H. . or San Fr: jeon here f, Brown 1 J. H. Ha i. . John Hi on ; Charles Interest o . Miss L. on on 8. v > Mrs, P. . pme at G > Mies Mi San Franc here. Mrs, T. Bisco is he ter, Mrs. . . J. EB fast eveni: nieville tk > Mrs. L. IGranitevi . Joho I Bakerefle! raud Lo as a deleg . T. Wac Damp arr visit the . Perlog. M hopes to . ; Mrs. A @ visit to . W.A. } leg ampu ; of an acc ' last wint . with the: » Ban Pran impr i E. A. . having t . of carpe . end wh © will be: ' mer’s bu NS All m No. 568, attend t ing. T order at ee “One each nig in my ‘ ner of I best in and Bo aripe. Drog 8 Co For cottage nished. m21-tf We Man pino.‘s A ployes *) were 0 last Fi