May 28, 1904 (4 pages)

ig & Nevapa City Daiy ‘TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED ZE. BROWN, Manager. ——————_————— . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By leh, : od $6 Per Year . By Cerrter, ° 12 1<2c Per Week Delivered toany vart_offthe city. ¢ Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY.. Sielalemennse ouemees vase eibdaaeci daca CLAY 28, 1904 = SSS Memorial Day -Monday, May 30th EMORIAL DAY, with its hallowed memories will soon be here Throughout this great Republic, on the 30th day of May, our people unite in paying loving tribute to the Nation’s dead—the heroes who have falien upon the field of battle, or dropped beside the sunny paths of peace after sacrificing their physical strength for the love and glory of their country. A committee-has arranged for a program of exercises on Monday next in this city, in which Chattanooga Post, G. A. B., the Women’s Relief Oorps, Co, O, N. G, O., the school children and our citizens generally will join, and the day will be practically devoted to honoring the illustrious dead. The following will be the program as outlined; The members of Chattanooga Post and the Women’s Relief Corps will meet at LO. O. F. ball at 9:30 a, m. sharp. The parade will move promptly towards the cemetery promptly at 10 o’clock, in the following order: 1. Boys’ Band. Grand Marshal, Major P. F. Simonds. Company O, N. G. O. Chattanooga Post, G. A. B. School children. O.her organizations. Women’s Relief Corps in carriages. Officers of the day in carriages. . Citizens generally. On arriving at the cemetery, the procassion will diaband and the graves will be decorated. After the decoration of the graves all will assemble at the G. A. B, plot where the following dedicatory exercises will take place: Music—Boys’ Band. Prayer—Rev. J. H, Wythe. Quartet—Under the direction of Prof. J. B. Davis. Addrese—Rev. Josiah Sims. a; Benediction—Rev. W. A. Rimer. At the conclasion of the exercises the procession will re-form, returp to town and disband. The program-for the evening exercises at Armory Hall will begin at 8 o’clock sharp, and will be as follows: Calling to order by President of Day Hon. J. M. Walling. Music—Boys’ Band. Invocation—Rev. J. H. Wythe. Recitation, “The Riven Cube,” composed by E. M. Tyler—Mys. “Stella Bovey. Vocal music—Ohoir. Oration—Rev. I. R. Lovejoy of Stockton. “America”—Ohoir and audience. Benediction—Rev. Josiah Sime. All persons willing to donate flowers for the use of the Grand Army Post and Military Company are requested to send them to Armory Hall, Sandey evening not later than 8 p. m. Organizatione intending to take part in the parade are requested to notify Grand Marshal P. F. Simonds by 9 a. m. Monday morning. The committee earnestly requests ail business houses to close from 9 a. m, to 1 o’clock p.m in order that the merchants and clerks may join with the public generally in suitably observing the day. It is desired that all the school children join in the parade, and since the day will be observed as a holiday, there is no good reaéon why every pupil, other than those who may be ill or out of town, should not turn out. It is therefore hoped that several hundred of the pupils from the lowest to the highest grade will be in line when the procession moves, The W. B. O. and comrades of the G. A. R. will attend divine service at the Methodist church at 11 a. m. Sunday, May 29th. ‘The corps and comrades are requested to meet at I. 0. O, F. hall at 10:30 a.m. All who can do so are requested to attend divine services at the Oongregational charch in the evening also. Will Test System. Pm OP ge Pp © Alterneon Whisi. ' pound with oranges, which had stup, * gnd see Wm, The people should not be alarmed tomorrow when tbe fire bell rings, as Obief Engineer A. K. Snell and James Dolan will test the fire alarm system, commencing st 9 o’clock tomorrow morning. Still at Large. SaockaMENto; May 27—No report of the movements of Ohbarles Murray, the convict who made a clever escape from Folsom Prigon under the very eyes of the guards about two weeke ago, hae been received since a week ago last Thursday. On that day a men anewering Marray’s description took breakfast at Boca. He was seen and recognized by the Superintedent of the Union Ice Company at that place, who notified the prison authorities. Murray remained in Boca about helf an bour. It ie supposed that he left on one of several trains, eastped there to ice fruit. —t Check Lost, A check issued in favor of F. B. Joubert, drawn ov Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, Sen Francisco, has been lost. MNamber of check 24. Finder will please teave at this office. m2 The Ledies Saturday Afternoon Whist Club met today with Mrs. E. A. Moore at her home on Broad street, Delicate refreshments were served. The contest was still on when went to press, : Seriously Injured OakLanp, May 27.—A narrow escape from decepitation was experienced this morning at the Union Savings Bank building by Henry Nicholls, an ironworker. He had oecasion to place bis head in the construction elevator shaft, and at the same time the elevator descended at a rapid rate, and LAST. DERFORMANCE Of the Frank Cooley Company at Theater Tonight, Tonight the Frank Cooley Company will present their farewell piece, entitled “The Bosom Friend of Bowers.” All those who witnessed “A Bachelor’s. Honeymoon” will want to see this piece as it is mach fannier. The compeny play this last, so as to leave a good impression, and when they returp next year a good house will await them. This afternoon “Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn” was presented to a large audience of children and for quite awhile you will hear nothing from them but “Tom Sawyer” and his funny tricks. The older folks who were there were taken back to the days of their youth. Last night *‘A Daughter of Dixie” pleased a great number of people as the play is one-of those fascinating Southern comedies. Every one on the stage last night had a part that fitted them, and there was not a hitch in the performance. A Dinner Party. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Osborne of New York, who haye been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. . J. Britland, were tendered a dinner party by their hosts last evening at the National Hotel. It was especially prepared for the occasion, and was very fine. Mr. and Mre. Oaborne will return to their home in the East in a few days after a very enjoyable visit here. Slores Wil Close. The grocery stores will close Monday morning at 10 o’clock. and remain closed the balance of the day, to permit their employes to take part in the observance of Memorial Day. It is probable that the othes etores will do likewise. Application Made, In the Superior Court today, before Jadge Nilon, M. O. Peterson made application to be appointed guardian of the estate of his brother, Jekke Peterson, whois confined in the State Insane Asylum. The estate ie valued at $250. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. F. J OHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectiy honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpine, Koman & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrb Oure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood aod macous services of the aystem. Testimonials sent free. Price per bottle Sold by all druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday aftermoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oamns, Transcript Building, Commercial St: eet. tf. MICHAEL HUSSEY Another Pioneer Has Passed to His Last Reward. At 11 o’clock this forenoon Michael Hussey passed away at his home in Willow Valley, after a lingering illness, due to miner’s’ consumption, which has stilled many a noble beart forever. Mr. Hussey had been in declinirg bealth for several yeare, and although at times he would pick up and apparently be on the road to recovery, changes for the worse would follow, and for some time past his death has been expected from day to day. Everything that kind and loving relatives could dofor him, together with the best of medical care, made bis last days as pleasant as possible. The deceased was born in Ireland seventy-one years ago and came to thie country when a mere boy, settling in New Jersey. Shortly afterwards he came West, and lived at Grase Valley for awhile, where he followed mining: In the early'’50’s he located in Willow Valley, inthe home where he ended a well-spent life. He leaves four daughters and four sons to mourn his loss. ters are: Mrs. T. J. Laurson, of San Francisco; Miss Eva Hassey, of Mariposa county; and Misses Delia and Nora Hus:ey, of Willow Valley. The sons are: John M. Hussey, of Boston, Mass; James, Henry and William, the last two named residing in Mariposa county. , The faneral will probably take place next. Monday, with services at the Catholic church. Local Brevities. The appraisers of the estste of the late L. Woodruff will go over to Colambia Hill tomorrow to appraise the property of decedent. John B. Collison, an old resident of ‘Penn Valley, died at the county hospital at 11:80 o’clook last night, from a cancer in the face. He had been an inmate of the institation about two weeks. Mr. Ocllison leaves a wife. Deceased was a native of Illinois and aged 69 years. The ladies would find something to their advantage by reading Maher & Oo.’s changed advertisement in thie evening’s TRansonipr, It speaks of white shirt waists of all sizes, and made in different styles, with lace embroidery trimming; leadiesoutside skirts, in different shades and all sizes; and tbe finest in neckwear and hosiery. Japs Numerous. New Onwana, May 27—The Japanese estimate the strength of the Russians about Port Arthur at 20,000 men. The former have 50,000 men at Kin Ohon. Chinese continue to escape from Port Arthur, but little retiance is placed on their statements. They say food ie growing soarcer at Port Arthur, and the Japanese believe they can starve out the Russians in three months. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times —£ SUNDAY, Mock Turtle Chicken Salad en Mayonnaise Lettuce en Mayonnaise Leg of Mutton with New Turnips Sweet Breads with Green Peas before the unfortunate man could withdraw hie head entirely his face was crushed by the edge of the cer. Hie nose is broken, all his front teeth His forehead for several inches is open and bis neck badly lacerated. A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt of No. Meboopany, Pa., made a startling test seeulting in a wonderful cure. writes, “a patient. was attacked with violent hemorrhages, caused by alceration of the etomach. [I had often found Eleetric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles sol prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not had tack in 14 months.” pri gerade guaranteed for Dyspep1 ‘ou want a good, cool drink o' re best in town—drop in ‘arry, digestion, Consti ney troubles, onstipation and Kid. W. D. Vinton’s, are gone end his lower jaw is fractared. . Mashed Potatoes New Asparagus en Cream Fruit Cake Chocolate Cake Boiled Columbia River Salmon, Egg Sauce New Peas Pound Cake HOTEL ANTLERS LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprietors IMA a DINNER MAY 29, 1904 32— Consomme en Tasse Potatoes a la Monaco Gherkins Chow Chow Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce Grenadins of Veal with Tomato Sauce Chicken Wings with Curry and Rice Mock Duck en Gravy Calves Brains Scrambked on Toast Chicken Liver Patties Jelly Tarts with Frosting Roast Young Spring Chicken, Walnut Dressing Sirloin of Beef Pan Gravy .Veal Stuffed with Olives, Olive Dressing Spring Lamb with : Mint Sauce Ribs of Beef, Brown Potatoes Roll of Beef with Dressing Steamed Potatoes New Potatoes Creamed Layer Cake Assorted Cake ; ——AT THE—— any El Ojo Glub Platform Cream Pie Apple Pie Rhubarb Pie ON I Cabinet Pudding, C H ' ie ie eae Saturday Evening, May 28, 1904 Coffee Milk eon ¥iooz Dimgcror—HON. CHAS. W. CLINCH. Nuts Raisins 4 Dr. hee ae ore. BJ Rogers, Herman Brand, Fred E. Brown, Swi 2 wise, Edam, Cream Cheese . Music by the Boy’s Band. Everbody Invited. Cafe Noir Admission—Gents 50 cents; The daugte . Spanish Olives . Cpocial Dispatehesto Transcript ADS NEARING DORTARTAUR Russians Burnand Abandon a Town After Stubborn Fight--Heavy Losses. WASHINGTON, May 28--The Japanese Legation received an official dispatch stating thatthe Japanese army occupied Mau Qua Ling yesterday, and the enemy fted toward Port Arthur after rene railway station, The Japanese captured fifty guns and a large amount of Supplies. The Russians left four hundred dead on the field. The Japanese had over three thousand killed. DEAT OF SENATOR ATTICS, QUAY BEAVER, Penn., May 28—Senator Matt Quay died at his home at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Oourt today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of J. W. Wood, deceased. Order appointing the following appraisers: James O. Sweetland, B. F. McOrecken and Charles E. Taber. Mary L. Parcel! filed bond as guardfan of estate of William Purce'l in tho sum of $500. Estate of Lauren Woodruff, deceased. Order appointing the following appraisers: Gustave Fischer, G. OC. Gaylord and M., J. Brock. Estate of J. W. Wood, deceased. Order Qf publication of notice to creditors, Cottage For Sale Cheap. For sale at a bargain. Five room cottage on Grove street. Partly furDished. Large yard. $500, Brown & Moraay, m12-tf Real Estate Agents, Going to the Fair. Mrs. F.L. Fischer, mother of Gus. Fischer, will leave tomorrow for St. Louis to eee the World’s Fair. She will meet her sdn Arnold ino Arizona, who will accompany her. Buried Together. Las Vecas, N. M, May 27.—Jose Tafoya and two other members of his family, representiog three generations, bave been buried in one grave. They died from poisoning and seven other persons in the neighboraood bave been stricken. Arsenic bas been found: in 8 barrel in which water for household purposes was stored, but some of the victims had not drank any water from the barrel. In the case of one youog nan the poison was traced to meat, Another Bargain. Fine House on Olay street, with two acres of ground. $1100. $400 cash and balance tn three years. : Brown & Moran, m21 tf Real Estate Agents When doctors disagree drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos. 2981 Battery st., near Market, 8. F. SHREVE & CO. Stationery. invitations to Weddings and all other social occasions, nouncements. Marriage anReception and visiting cards. Correspondence cards embellished with Monograms. Samples and estimates sent upon c e q u e r) t a VACCINATING SEASON! = nen hag _ ANTHRAX eines, because cf trent lon pint Cutters, Vac° Progond for testimonials, prices and disCounts; also for our booklets on Blackle d Ay (ee Charbon). Vaccination is Shaky intaranen: ‘ DON’T PUT IT OFF! WATCHES that bear the stamp of THE CUTTER LABORATORY SHREVE & CO. are liable. Send Rialte Building, San Francisce, Cal. : for the new ublic . “ Ly nde ge Aron not stock our vaccines, order p at dn “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” ABC BEERS ‘Guaranteed Pure, None So Good. Sold Everywhere. Grane Opening SHREVE & COMPANY, Manuface turers, Jewelers and Sliversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS SAN FRANCISCO Dance Ladies Free, Maher & Co., Nevada : Black Alpaca. special value. 25 cents each. “White Shirt Waists . Ladies White Shirt Walste, sizes 82 to 42, made in many different aud embroidery trimming. Prices $1 25 to $5. Ladies Outside Skirts JUST ARRIVED—A full line of OUTSIDE WASH SKIRTS for ladies. Made of Tan Linen, White Linen, White PK, White Duaok, All sizes. Prices $1.25 to $5. A : Ladies Linen Collars, three styles, sizes 124¢ to 15, Two for 25 cents. Small black String Ties, 25.cents each. . . Aue Grenadine Windsor Ties, in black, white and blue, 25 cents each, Long Fouz-in-hand Ties 50 cents each, lee Stock Collars made of Point-Venice Lace, white and ecrn, only 6 tow, Neck-Ribbons in Taffeta, Morie and Liberty Ribbon; all colors. 25 ots, yd EOS IT ER WZ Children’s Black Lace Hose, 25 cts. Ladies Black Lace Hose, 25 and 50 cts, Ladies Plain Black Ootton, 10, 15 and 25 cents per pair. ‘Childs Plain Black Cotton, 10, 15 and 25 cents per pair, Try One of Our Summer Corsets, Here are some Big Money Savers. LT Bargains ! Watch our Window display. Bargains ! Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats 7 PRICE NO OBJECT ' We must sell all our large Stock of Millinery at most any price. going to dispose of our business in Nevada City and Graes Valley. T Proprietors will take possession on July 4th. Until then take advantage of the greatest Bargain Sale in Nevada Uounty, We are he new. No reserve. Everything must gD, Get your hats at our stores and be happy: MRS= L. LUBECK, [22 Mize: oer on, E* © Fe —a SALE. _ Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Al’eghany Mining Company’s stock. [ake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Ca), $6 In Cash ES Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock propor. tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ee Midvale Ask your Dealer for . Drill Steel . BOREATED 15 cents per box. (In glass jars highly perfumed) 25 cents per jar, at TALCUN POWDER Violet Takum Dowder Vinton's Pharmacy PALMER & JOHAN, Wholeeale and retailjdealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars Everything Strictly High Class BROAD 8ST REET THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best.are kept§by us. Drop in and Sample our goods. We also keep styles, lace White, Davy, “4 Broad Strest,O’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors, Che Leading Brands of Cigars @s203 @ CHASPION SALOON Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass » > Blouse and , arst Sets In Sterling Silver. New and retty, Just got here. Ladies, ook at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties, Handsome and durable, Drop fo and see them whetl passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS Oontaining engravings of of interest in end petens ointe evada C.J. BRAND JEWELER —— . Special attention paid Hotel. Anti LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR i UISINE Special feature. Re\ turn Call Bells. Electric lights. Porcelain Bath Tabs. ve Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sam ae at = mola ctteation paid to Oommer: tal Mea and Transi ent trade. ooee Broad Street, Nevada City , Nevada Oliy el at

ig & Nevapa City Daiy ‘TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED ZE. BROWN, Manager. ——————_————— . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By leh, : od $6 Per Year . By Cerrter, ° 12 1<2c Per Week Delivered toany vart_offthe city. ¢ Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City SATURDAY... Sielalemennse ouemees vase eibdaaeci daca CLAY 28, 1904 = SSS Memorial Day -Monday, May 30th EMORIAL DAY, with its hallowed memories will soon be here Throughout this great Republic, on the 30th day of May, our people unite in paying loving tribute to the Nation’s dead—the heroes who have falien upon the field of battle, or dropped beside the sunny paths of peace after sacrificing their physical strength for the love and glory of their country. A committee-has arranged for a program of exercises on Monday next in this city, in which Chattanooga Post, G. A. B., the Women’s Relief Oorps, Co, O, N. G, O., the school children and our citizens generally will join, and the day will be practically devoted to honoring the illustrious dead. The following will be the program as outlined; The members of Chattanooga Post and the Women’s Relief Corps will meet at LO. O. F. ball at 9:30 a, m. sharp. The parade will move promptly towards the cemetery promptly at 10 o’clock, in the following order: 1. Boys’ Band. Grand Marshal, Major P. F. Simonds. Company O, N. G. O. Chattanooga Post, G. A. B. School children. O.her organizations. Women’s Relief Corps in carriages. Officers of the day in carriages. . Citizens generally. On arriving at the cemetery, the procassion will diaband and the graves will be decorated. After the decoration of the graves all will assemble at the G. A. B, plot where the following dedicatory exercises will take place: Music—Boys’ Band. Prayer—Rev. J. H, Wythe. Quartet—Under the direction of Prof. J. B. Davis. Addrese—Rev. Josiah Sims. a; Benediction—Rev. W. A. Rimer. At the conclasion of the exercises the procession will re-form, returp to town and disband. The program-for the evening exercises at Armory Hall will begin at 8 o’clock sharp, and will be as follows: Calling to order by President of Day Hon. J. M. Walling. Music—Boys’ Band. Invocation—Rev. J. H. Wythe. Recitation, “The Riven Cube,” composed by E. M. Tyler—Mys. “Stella Bovey. Vocal music—Ohoir. Oration—Rev. I. R. Lovejoy of Stockton. “America”—Ohoir and audience. Benediction—Rev. Josiah Sime. All persons willing to donate flowers for the use of the Grand Army Post and Military Company are requested to send them to Armory Hall, Sandey evening not later than 8 p. m. Organizatione intending to take part in the parade are requested to notify Grand Marshal P. F. Simonds by 9 a. m. Monday morning. The committee earnestly requests ail business houses to close from 9 a. m, to 1 o’clock p.m in order that the merchants and clerks may join with the public generally in suitably observing the day. It is desired that all the school children join in the parade, and since the day will be observed as a holiday, there is no good reaéon why every pupil, other than those who may be ill or out of town, should not turn out. It is therefore hoped that several hundred of the pupils from the lowest to the highest grade will be in line when the procession moves, The W. B. O. and comrades of the G. A. R. will attend divine service at the Methodist church at 11 a. m. Sunday, May 29th. ‘The corps and comrades are requested to meet at I. 0. O, F. hall at 10:30 a.m. All who can do so are requested to attend divine services at the Oongregational charch in the evening also. Will Test System. Pm OP ge Pp © Alterneon Whisi. ' pound with oranges, which had stup, * gnd see Wm, The people should not be alarmed tomorrow when tbe fire bell rings, as Obief Engineer A. K. Snell and James Dolan will test the fire alarm system, commencing st 9 o’clock tomorrow morning. Still at Large. SaockaMENto; May 27—No report of the movements of Ohbarles Murray, the convict who made a clever escape from Folsom Prigon under the very eyes of the guards about two weeke ago, hae been received since a week ago last Thursday. On that day a men anewering Marray’s description took breakfast at Boca. He was seen and recognized by the Superintedent of the Union Ice Company at that place, who notified the prison authorities. Murray remained in Boca about helf an bour. It ie supposed that he left on one of several trains, eastped there to ice fruit. —t Check Lost, A check issued in favor of F. B. Joubert, drawn ov Wells, Fargo & Co’s Bank, Sen Francisco, has been lost. MNamber of check 24. Finder will please teave at this office. m2 The Ledies Saturday Afternoon Whist Club met today with Mrs. E. A. Moore at her home on Broad street, Delicate refreshments were served. The contest was still on when went to press, : Seriously Injured OakLanp, May 27.—A narrow escape from decepitation was experienced this morning at the Union Savings Bank building by Henry Nicholls, an ironworker. He had oecasion to place bis head in the construction elevator shaft, and at the same time the elevator descended at a rapid rate, and LAST. DERFORMANCE Of the Frank Cooley Company at Theater Tonight, Tonight the Frank Cooley Company will present their farewell piece, entitled “The Bosom Friend of Bowers.” All those who witnessed “A Bachelor’s. Honeymoon” will want to see this piece as it is mach fannier. The compeny play this last, so as to leave a good impression, and when they returp next year a good house will await them. This afternoon “Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn” was presented to a large audience of children and for quite awhile you will hear nothing from them but “Tom Sawyer” and his funny tricks. The older folks who were there were taken back to the days of their youth. Last night *‘A Daughter of Dixie” pleased a great number of people as the play is one-of those fascinating Southern comedies. Every one on the stage last night had a part that fitted them, and there was not a hitch in the performance. A Dinner Party. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Osborne of New York, who haye been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. . J. Britland, were tendered a dinner party by their hosts last evening at the National Hotel. It was especially prepared for the occasion, and was very fine. Mr. and Mre. Oaborne will return to their home in the East in a few days after a very enjoyable visit here. Slores Wil Close. The grocery stores will close Monday morning at 10 o’clock. and remain closed the balance of the day, to permit their employes to take part in the observance of Memorial Day. It is probable that the othes etores will do likewise. Application Made, In the Superior Court today, before Jadge Nilon, M. O. Peterson made application to be appointed guardian of the estate of his brother, Jekke Peterson, whois confined in the State Insane Asylum. The estate ie valued at $250. How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure. F. J OHENEY & OO , Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectiy honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Watpine, Koman & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrb Oure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood aod macous services of the aystem. Testimonials sent free. Price per bottle Sold by all druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Embroidery Lessons Given on Monday and Friday aftermoons. Apply to Mrs. James Oamns, Transcript Building, Commercial St: eet. tf. MICHAEL HUSSEY Another Pioneer Has Passed to His Last Reward. At 11 o’clock this forenoon Michael Hussey passed away at his home in Willow Valley, after a lingering illness, due to miner’s’ consumption, which has stilled many a noble beart forever. Mr. Hussey had been in declinirg bealth for several yeare, and although at times he would pick up and apparently be on the road to recovery, changes for the worse would follow, and for some time past his death has been expected from day to day. Everything that kind and loving relatives could dofor him, together with the best of medical care, made bis last days as pleasant as possible. The deceased was born in Ireland seventy-one years ago and came to thie country when a mere boy, settling in New Jersey. Shortly afterwards he came West, and lived at Grase Valley for awhile, where he followed mining: In the early'’50’s he located in Willow Valley, inthe home where he ended a well-spent life. He leaves four daughters and four sons to mourn his loss. ters are: Mrs. T. J. Laurson, of San Francisco; Miss Eva Hassey, of Mariposa county; and Misses Delia and Nora Hus:ey, of Willow Valley. The sons are: John M. Hussey, of Boston, Mass; James, Henry and William, the last two named residing in Mariposa county. , The faneral will probably take place next. Monday, with services at the Catholic church. Local Brevities. The appraisers of the estste of the late L. Woodruff will go over to Colambia Hill tomorrow to appraise the property of decedent. John B. Collison, an old resident of ‘Penn Valley, died at the county hospital at 11:80 o’clook last night, from a cancer in the face. He had been an inmate of the institation about two weeks. Mr. Ocllison leaves a wife. Deceased was a native of Illinois and aged 69 years. The ladies would find something to their advantage by reading Maher & Oo.’s changed advertisement in thie evening’s TRansonipr, It speaks of white shirt waists of all sizes, and made in different styles, with lace embroidery trimming; leadiesoutside skirts, in different shades and all sizes; and tbe finest in neckwear and hosiery. Japs Numerous. New Onwana, May 27—The Japanese estimate the strength of the Russians about Port Arthur at 20,000 men. The former have 50,000 men at Kin Ohon. Chinese continue to escape from Port Arthur, but little retiance is placed on their statements. They say food ie growing soarcer at Port Arthur, and the Japanese believe they can starve out the Russians in three months. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times —£ SUNDAY, Mock Turtle Chicken Salad en Mayonnaise Lettuce en Mayonnaise Leg of Mutton with New Turnips Sweet Breads with Green Peas before the unfortunate man could withdraw hie head entirely his face was crushed by the edge of the cer. Hie nose is broken, all his front teeth His forehead for several inches is open and bis neck badly lacerated. A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt of No. Meboopany, Pa., made a startling test seeulting in a wonderful cure. writes, “a patient. was attacked with violent hemorrhages, caused by

alceration of the etomach. [I had often found Eleetric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles sol prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not had tack in 14 months.” pri gerade guaranteed for Dyspep1 ‘ou want a good, cool drink o' re best in town—drop in ‘arry, digestion, Consti ney troubles, onstipation and Kid. W. D. Vinton’s, are gone end his lower jaw is fractared. . Mashed Potatoes New Asparagus en Cream Fruit Cake Chocolate Cake Boiled Columbia River Salmon, Egg Sauce New Peas Pound Cake HOTEL ANTLERS LEITER & DUNLAP, Proprietors IMA a DINNER MAY 29, 1904 32— Consomme en Tasse Potatoes a la Monaco Gherkins Chow Chow Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce Grenadins of Veal with Tomato Sauce Chicken Wings with Curry and Rice Mock Duck en Gravy Calves Brains Scrambked on Toast Chicken Liver Patties Jelly Tarts with Frosting Roast Young Spring Chicken, Walnut Dressing Sirloin of Beef Pan Gravy .Veal Stuffed with Olives, Olive Dressing Spring Lamb with : Mint Sauce Ribs of Beef, Brown Potatoes Roll of Beef with Dressing Steamed Potatoes New Potatoes Creamed Layer Cake Assorted Cake ; ——AT THE—— any El Ojo Glub Platform Cream Pie Apple Pie Rhubarb Pie ON I Cabinet Pudding, C H ' ie ie eae Saturday Evening, May 28, 1904 Coffee Milk eon ¥iooz Dimgcror—HON. CHAS. W. CLINCH. Nuts Raisins 4 Dr. hee ae ore. BJ Rogers, Herman Brand, Fred E. Brown, Swi 2 wise, Edam, Cream Cheese . Music by the Boy’s Band. Everbody Invited. Cafe Noir Admission—Gents 50 cents; The daugte . Spanish Olives . Cpocial Dispatehesto Transcript ADS NEARING DORTARTAUR Russians Burnand Abandon a Town After Stubborn Fight--Heavy Losses. WASHINGTON, May 28--The Japanese Legation received an official dispatch stating thatthe Japanese army occupied Mau Qua Ling yesterday, and the enemy fted toward Port Arthur after rene railway station, The Japanese captured fifty guns and a large amount of Supplies. The Russians left four hundred dead on the field. The Japanese had over three thousand killed. DEAT OF SENATOR ATTICS, QUAY BEAVER, Penn., May 28—Senator Matt Quay died at his home at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Oourt today Judge F. T. Nilon presiding: Estate of J. W. Wood, deceased. Order appointing the following appraisers: James O. Sweetland, B. F. McOrecken and Charles E. Taber. Mary L. Parcel! filed bond as guardfan of estate of William Purce'l in tho sum of $500. Estate of Lauren Woodruff, deceased. Order appointing the following appraisers: Gustave Fischer, G. OC. Gaylord and M., J. Brock. Estate of J. W. Wood, deceased. Order Qf publication of notice to creditors, Cottage For Sale Cheap. For sale at a bargain. Five room cottage on Grove street. Partly furDished. Large yard. $500, Brown & Moraay, m12-tf Real Estate Agents, Going to the Fair. Mrs. F.L. Fischer, mother of Gus. Fischer, will leave tomorrow for St. Louis to eee the World’s Fair. She will meet her sdn Arnold ino Arizona, who will accompany her. Buried Together. Las Vecas, N. M, May 27.—Jose Tafoya and two other members of his family, representiog three generations, bave been buried in one grave. They died from poisoning and seven other persons in the neighboraood bave been stricken. Arsenic bas been found: in 8 barrel in which water for household purposes was stored, but some of the victims had not drank any water from the barrel. In the case of one youog nan the poison was traced to meat, Another Bargain. Fine House on Olay street, with two acres of ground. $1100. $400 cash and balance tn three years. : Brown & Moran, m21 tf Real Estate Agents When doctors disagree drink Gilt Edge whisky and let them fight it out. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., Nos. 2981 Battery st., near Market, 8. F. SHREVE & CO. Stationery. invitations to Weddings and all other social occasions, nouncements. Marriage anReception and visiting cards. Correspondence cards embellished with Monograms. Samples and estimates sent upon c e q u e r) t a VACCINATING SEASON! = nen hag _ ANTHRAX eines, because cf trent lon pint Cutters, Vac° Progond for testimonials, prices and disCounts; also for our booklets on Blackle d Ay (ee Charbon). Vaccination is Shaky intaranen: ‘ DON’T PUT IT OFF! WATCHES that bear the stamp of THE CUTTER LABORATORY SHREVE & CO. are liable. Send Rialte Building, San Francisce, Cal. : for the new ublic . “ Ly nde ge Aron not stock our vaccines, order p at dn “Indian Arrow Point Jewelry.” ABC BEERS ‘Guaranteed Pure, None So Good. Sold Everywhere. Grane Opening SHREVE & COMPANY, Manuface turers, Jewelers and Sliversmiths POST & MARKET STREETS SAN FRANCISCO Dance Ladies Free, Maher & Co., Nevada : Black Alpaca. special value. 25 cents each. “White Shirt Waists . Ladies White Shirt Walste, sizes 82 to 42, made in many different aud embroidery trimming. Prices $1 25 to $5. Ladies Outside Skirts JUST ARRIVED—A full line of OUTSIDE WASH SKIRTS for ladies. Made of Tan Linen, White Linen, White PK, White Duaok, All sizes. Prices $1.25 to $5. A : Ladies Linen Collars, three styles, sizes 124¢ to 15, Two for 25 cents. Small black String Ties, 25.cents each. .. . Aue Grenadine Windsor Ties, in black, white and blue, 25 cents each, Long Fouz-in-hand Ties 50 cents each, lee Stock Collars made of Point-Venice Lace, white and ecrn, only 6 tow, Neck-Ribbons in Taffeta, Morie and Liberty Ribbon; all colors. 25 ots, yd EOS IT ER WZ Children’s Black Lace Hose, 25 cts. Ladies Black Lace Hose, 25 and 50 cts, Ladies Plain Black Ootton, 10, 15 and 25 cents per pair. ‘Childs Plain Black Cotton, 10, 15 and 25 cents per pair, Try One of Our Summer Corsets, Here are some Big Money Savers. LT Bargains ! Watch our Window display. Bargains ! Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats 7 PRICE NO OBJECT ' We must sell all our large Stock of Millinery at most any price. going to dispose of our business in Nevada City and Graes Valley. T Proprietors will take possession on July 4th. Until then take advantage of the greatest Bargain Sale in Nevada Uounty, We are he new. No reserve. Everything must gD, Get your hats at our stores and be happy: MRS= L. LUBECK, [22 Mize: oer on, E* © Fe —a SALE. _ Any part of fifteen thousand (15,000) shares of Al’eghany Mining Company’s stock. [ake offer. Address P.O Box 2520, San Francisco, Ca), $6 In Cash ES Buys a WALTHAM or an ELGIN Nickel Dust Proof Watch at our store, Other Watches and Clock propor. tionately cheap. Call in and see them and get our prices, A & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ee Midvale Ask your Dealer for . Drill Steel . BOREATED 15 cents per box. (In glass jars highly perfumed) 25 cents per jar, at TALCUN POWDER Violet Takum Dowder Vinton's Pharmacy PALMER & JOHAN, Wholeeale and retailjdealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars Everything Strictly High Class BROAD 8ST REET THERE’S GOOD AND BAD LIQUORS But only the best.are kept§by us. Drop in and Sample our goods. We also keep styles, lace White, Davy, “4 Broad Strest,O’OONNOR & SHANNON, Proprietors, Che Leading Brands of Cigars @s203 @ CHASPION SALOON Gorham Silver Polish Hawke’s Out Glass » > Blouse and , arst Sets In Sterling Silver. New and retty, Just got here. Ladies, ook at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties, Handsome and durable, Drop fo and see them whetl passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS Oontaining engravings of of interest in end petens ointe evada C.J. BRAND JEWELER —— . Special attention paid Hotel. Anti LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETOR i UISINE Special feature. Re\ turn Call Bells. Electric lights. Porcelain Bath Tabs. ve Hundred Light, Sanny Rooms. Two fine Sam ae at = mola ctteation paid to Oommer: tal Mea and Transi ent trade. ooee Broad Street, Nevada City , Nevada Oliy el at