November 21, 1903 (4 pages)

. NEVADA City DaILy TRANSCRIPT "NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION > §6 Per Year. By Carrier, a8 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Set at Nevada City SATURDAY. PEO E RAL Ue RROD ES ERE vests eeies eweeainer 21, 1903 ROOSEVELT ON HONESTY T is hard to understand why Washington was stirred up over the President’s sermon on honesty preached at the centennial celebration of the New York Avenue Church, recently, The telegrams said that the national capital was in a state of excitement: over the presidential uttterances, but perhaps the correspondents exaggerated the interest. The statements made by the President were merely a repe—. tition of those which he has been making ever since his elevation to his present high position, and even before. The be imagined for them .is that only new significance that can they were made with special reference to possible prosecutions of suspected officials; and there seems no’ particular reason for giving to them such meaning. Roosevelt has always preached honesty—honesty i in private life and in public office. When he said,“And remember, that while the public servant, the legislative, the executive offices, the judge, are not to be excnsed if they fall short of their duties, yet that their doing their duty cannot avail unless you do yours,” he was-merely saying again in a new form what he has often:said before. Nor, when he enlarged on the need of having honest men in the jury box was he uttering a new thought. If auy one be made uneasy by such statements, and if Washington be excited over them, a large number of people dwelling in have uneasy consciences. the shadow of its capitol must Cuicaco, Nov. 21—There for the car barns. The rioters back by the police. _The mob Several thousand people were on Archer Avenue today and an attempt was made to intercept all wagons with supplies car lines are in operation today. was 4 great riot here today. were fierce, but were driven burned ore wagon. Four RECDNOGITY FOR CU bill giving reciprocity to Cuba. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21—The Senate-Committee on Fore eign Relations today authorized a favorable report on the ITALIANS BURNED 10 DEATH laborers employed by the Penn ed to death by a fire in their morning. JOHNSTON, Pa, Nov21—The large number of Italian sylvania Railroad were burn-— mecrak plasty early this “a TREE INCHES AT THE BAY SAN FRANcisco, Nov. Fresno. 21—The rain storm extends to The rain here is three inches. eee MRS. DOSTON DEAD A Well-Known Pioneer Woman Passes Away This Afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Poston, an old residents of this city and mother of George and Vernon Poston, answered Death’s summons at about 2 o’clock this afternoon, and her noble soul passed peacefully away to ite final reward. She had lived to a ripe, old age, but for many years hes been an invalid and a great sufferer from .a complication of diseases; so death to her was a happy ‘relief from earthly pain and trials. Daring the long illness which she ex~ perienced she always maintained her +usaal happy and cheerful disposition and bore her affliction with remarkable patience and fortitude: Mrs. Poston came to Nevada City in July (1859 with her husband, now deceased, and for many years they made their home on a ranch,’a few miles west of town, For ‘several years past she has resided with her son Vernon, on Coyote street, In her younger days Mrs. Poston was possessed of a strong and brilliant intellect, and even up to a comparatively short time ago could recall and recite many interesting and thrilling incidents connected with the early history of this section. She was well known and esteemed by all the pioneers of this vicinity, and many will regret to learn .of.the death of this good women. The deceased was 78 years of age .and a native of South Carolina. “Besides her two sons above named, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Chas. Faller of Ferndale, Humboldt county, and a sister who resides in Oakland. ° The time for the been fixed. Donation Day Next Tuesday. The Ladies’ Benovolent Society held @ meeting this afternoon and decided to observe Donation Day on} Tuesday bene apetning the weatner ‘te favorable.” Robert Linder and wife are down from You Bet on a few days visit. M. Huséey is over from You Bet. « George Shebley is over from Chicage Park. J.M, Wilcoxen and G. W. Irving “are here from Yuba City. H. Kinney is down from Bloomfield. ‘ion and sermon, 11 a. ‘uneral has not yer Chureh Serviees. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at: the various churches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: TRINITY OHUROH. \ Services at Trinity Ohurch as follows: Morning prayer, ante-communm.; Sunday school and Bible clase, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p.m Wednesday—The Ladies’ Guild will meet at 2:30 p. m. in the guild room. Thureday—Thanksgiving services and sermon, 11 a. m. Friday—Evening prayer and litany,7 p.m. Oboir reheareal immediately after service Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector, CATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at 8 and 10:30 o’clock a. m. Sunday school immedistely after last mass. In the evening at 7 o’clock the usual devotions will be held. METHODIST CHUROH. Rev. Wythe left this morning for North Bloomfleld, where he will assist in the dedigation ceremonies of the new Methodist charch at that place tomorrow, During his absence Rev. Thomas Broad of Grasse Valley will occupy the pulpit at lla.m. In the evening at 7 o'clock Deaconess Miss Freda Wilkins will speak on the ‘‘Work of the Deaconess in the. Modern Church” and services will be held ander the auspices of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society. Other services will be beld at the usual hours. OONGREGATIONAL, The pastor, Rey. J. Sime, will preach atila.m.and7 p.m. Inthe evening he will improve the beautiful life and tragic death of Emma Booth Tucker. The choir will give special and appropriate music, The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6 p. m., led by Migs Olara Nancerrow. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. Free lunch and turkey raffle at the Hotel Antlers tonight. n21-1t Very Comtmon. Satt Lake, Nov. 20th—A telegram from Park City, Utah, saye that eight men ‘were killed today in an extensive cave-in in the lower workings of the Ontario mine. All of them leave large families. In the case of Jobn MCarthy vs. B. Murphy an order was made extending the time in which to appear entered on the 16th day of November get aside, Alice Margia Berryman was adopted by Thomas Berryman of Grase Valley today. . Robert Buchshan can make people laugh who never laughed before. land are jast right for the prevailing Local Brevilies. Palmer and Johnson, at the old Isoard stand On Broad street, will treat you well whenever you call, Everything of the best. Fine hot lunch tonight, At Fred Eilerman saloon a toothsome lunch will be spread tonight. Drop in and try his choice mixed drinks. They are made of good goods stormy weather. Billy Britland keeps the very best of wines, liquors, beers and cigars. Tonigbt a choice lunch will be on the sideboard for all callers. His Council Chambers, corner of Broad and Pine streets, is a popular resort. The Eagle saloon, Dower and Hooper proprietors, is a pleasant place to spend an hoor or so, and especially on Saturday night, after a week of dull care. Their goods are A No, 1, and courteous treatment is accorded to all. Olayton Wyllie, the twelve-yearold son of Mike Wyllie, the up-country freighter, drove into town last evening handling the ribbons over twelve horses. His father is laid up with rheumatism, and young Olayton’s dexterity with the lines now comes in very handy. ——_—.+--§e->——More Fatalities. Younestown, Ohio, Nov, 20—Early . today the casing in the Wilson Avenue sewer gave way and buried s'x workgravel. Two were instantiy killed, two fatally injured and two escaped uninjured. Turkey Raffle Tonight. The big turkey reffle starts tonight at Billy Britland’s Council Chambers. Every turkey has keen selected with care, and they are all big, fat and juicy. Try your luck. You will have @ good chance to get a cheap Thanksgiving turkey. n2i-1t ky. You'll have both, men underneath ten feet of sand and. ' Free lunch and turkey‘raffla at the . Hotel Antlers tonight. n21 it Gilt-edge appetite, Gilt Edge Whis-, if you have Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8, F. either. on flubby . Wevensiigns oar sa N RVADA 1 ATER Tuesday, _ 2tth. = Don’t Miss It. TURKEY RAFFLE Al Hotel Antlers. COMMENOING Thursday Evening And continuing every evening antil further notice. @@ If you want a fine Turkey call around aud take a chance, {Changes on the Narrow schedule published on the second page 4 following to say of the company when ‘he has gathered around him a comKeep Your Eye NEW TIMETABLE, Gauge Railroad to Begin Tomorrow. g A new timetable will go into effect on the Narrow Gauge railroad tomorrow, By reference to the new of this evening’s Transorirt it will be seen that a namber of changes.in the atrival and departure of trains have been made. The departure of the early-morning train remains as usual, namely at 5:80 o’clock; The next train, which connects with Overland train No. 5 for San Francisco, will leave at 9:40 a.m. The evening ‘train will leave at 5:16 o’clock, as at present. At 9:45 p. m. the. Grass Valley local train will take its departure. The in-coming trains will arrive as followe: From Grass Valley only, at 9:07 a. m.; from Colfax, connecting with Overland train from the East, 9:40 a, m.; from Oolfax, also connected with Eastern train, at 1:58 p. m.; from Colfax, connecting with train leaving San Francisco at 9 a. m, are riving here at 6 p. m., instead ‘of 5 p, m., as heretofore. AN ETE ON DBT. Bright and Spicy. Comedy to be Presented Tuesday Night. Next Tuesday evening, the 24th inst. thea‘er goers of this city will be: allowed the privilege of seeing the comedy, “An Eye on Hubby,” by “Robert Buchanan, which is classed as being one of the cleverest and most amusing pieces now touring the circuit. The Richmond Daily Leader had the it appeared at that place on the 8th of this month: “The best piece that has been presented in the Opera House in Richmond was presented last night by the Buchanan Company in ‘An Eye on Wuby .” The play was especially writno for Buchanan and in presenting it pany who ably portray the different characters. The play is franght with ludricorus situations and the plot is' well carried out.’’ Free lunch and turkey raffle at the Hotel Antlers tonight. n21-lt BLACK priced reliable vaccine made, j terard nborag p form. Write Leg Booklet. F e tiny curren wari debate stock ‘your d t our ¥ Ityour deuggiat dee ot from us. In Cattle can be prevented. CUTTER’S BLACK LEG VACCINE, California’s favorite, the most successful, easiest used and lowest Grand Lunch HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TO ALL. Saturday Evening November 21, 1908, , MIND Onions Celery otato Salad Enmayonnaise Vienna Sausage, Sauerkraut Stewed Beef "Spanish Cold Oorn Beef Baked Pork and Beans Beef Roll, Horseradish Sauce Rye Bread Wheat Bread Youn Yon all are most cordially invited to this feast, which is free to all. : He Was Shot At. Mapatp, Nov. 20—An unknown man fired three times with a revolver today at Senor Briesta, one of King Alfonso’s. tutors who was slightly wounded. The attempt on the tator’s life is believed to have been the outcome of a private quarrel. Fled Shooting. MaRSHALLTOWN, Iowa, November 20. Compelled to remain in their homes under threat of being shot, the residents of the village of Green Mountain, ten miles north of here, heard three explosions before daylight this morning. The explosions wrecked the Green Mountain Bank building. Three robbers ran through the streets warning the people to keep indoors, and shooting wherever a light appeared. The robbers secured $1,000 and escaped on a handear., * Hevada County Harrow Gango BB. TIFIB TABLE NO. 55. fcatus will leaveap arrive at Nevada . as follows. -LRBAVING FOR OOLFAX. 5130 A. M. Dall: os ain arriving’ ot Sue camento at 9:40 A. M. and San itoekton at 4:15 P. M. A, M. fea No. 2 by vd Oakland. arriving in Bee Broncioce et Saip. m. 105 P.M. Solin: Popnecting with Francisco at 9:00 A. Met East, Overland 1 Limited leaving San Francisco at 5:15 P. M, Dally connecting with Loore reas fas M. and Overland. Sains for GRAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 9.45 P. M.,Pelyarriving Prien Grass Valley Only. ,ARBIVING FROM OOLFax., 9:45 A. M. [advan teeta? Over1,53 P. My lendtraintrom fasts 7 6:00 P. M, inn iran scpuootine with Over: c'seo at Pode ge Oyeqlend Limited tod oaving San ott dee y at 10 9:40 P. M. Beiecoemmtng rahi 10 P. M. and all pointe Sou Se Ea LOUGHRIDGE, General Manager. 8.G, BEATTY, Gen. Pass. and Tisket Agt. = c. 8. PORTER, Manager, ELowuses ana Froome Furniebed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE. = ae want to buy, rent or sell, we are the people Nevada County Red Estate Exchane R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS, lene . 99 ae Prof. Barker left for San Francisco thie morning. W. G. Randall is bere from Oroville. R. M. Wilburand W. T. Jobneon arrived here today.from Ohicago cn mining business. Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, wnakes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly, Skirts are quite -fatl, with cleverly manipulated shirringe to hold the fallness in place. sens value of the stock and ney of the company. _and ander an express should any such ever. a be incurred. Will be found in the Nevada County Bank, in the The stock of thissompany ie Full Paid and provision in the charter no stooigho of Bos Png vy of Subscription Lists shouneenk bas been old th the eading experts of both tim neem dividends aan S oete and erp investment, _ hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, less. than 12 per cent Det enuem on par {The Phelps Hill Development Co. is now fally IDS and is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same. Two Hundred Thousand Shares of @ par value of One Dollar Each bave been placed in the Treasury. of the sale of this Stock will be expended in Sich ree deveicen il Comprar: All the procéeds from gt : a 'A Limited Number of Shares ave been set aside to be sold at 50 cents. share. W. stock will be advanced, In the opinion ioe ae ous gravel depositethe stock at this price The managers fully expect the coment oe pay loping the property of the Company, sata Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F. Simonds, the attor: Non-Assessable > ; ider can be made liable for the debts of the company All desiring stock in this company will pleas apply to any one of the places above named, or to. ©. B. QUACKENBUSH, Searetary, Rats Soa, GICAR. The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— WOODPEGKER is hers : while we hive etatly and let. us fit you This year, We have all the lea , ow Is THE TIME you} NEED N' THEM. We have them for 50e, 75e, $1, $1. 25, $2 } according to size and quality. and see them and get you pick. CF. Rrayton, GRE. ATG GUNS! aes These P rices e Lo Call in fo, “@ Poeercial Sire Phone GIS. 5 22 ake Riftes. 22 “ PECROCREO eee seen Ae +. $150 . 850 5 00 25-85 ** Winchester Ron's: rifles 18 60 80 80 ** , 18 50 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun,London twist. . Re aes Lefever. Hammerless . Damascus twist L. ©. Smith Shot Gan. . Winchester Take Down: a Hopoating Shot Gun. 19 00. Smokeless. Shells. tee . Eoltpes f Shot Gan. sie caee Eureka. Implement Bet, complete 100 Winchester Geader paper . shot shells. 25 Winchester brass shot sheils. Hunter's leggings... Hanter’ ‘8 belts ‘oats. BS Se .1.00tof [We carry Selby’s Sinnidsed Shot Gun Shells 12 and 16 gauge—also a megane line of antl s Dup PINE STREET some Be Bae ee # sie and Winter its .at beautifully . are unusual tor. That : ( a ey. 8 eoees Yaeger ar Turner & Hadley Sepa NEVADA Cr More Stylish Hat We est now. om ‘display another ‘Stock of Fall all prices, They are y trimmed and the styles and varieties Ale time of the year and the prices are. unusually low. Call in and let us suit you with a fiat of the latest fashion. . MRS. . L. LUBECK, aimercial Street fa Pade VE YOU seen our nev est. H Souvenir Spoons ‘Stock o of Pope Leo, vie Poo designs, in ion to our largé Spoon is a elegantly engraved Also be sure pre ANSCE —————— f . Nove. q HEM pear i im of O0 People. jdoter returned thig F poo arrived here I San Francisco and befor Relief Hill. , Burk e is down fro id. §, Goodwin is over f ' (ampbell and 0. om Forest City. Pxabler is here in the on Hubby” Comp here next Tuesday. ' iysBride the hardware on San Francisco, f . , the fascinating . po of San Francisoo, ts fpstnan has returo faaolsco. rank Olark arrived ¢ iy last evening to at fof the late Michael Ge Mather Clyne left for’ y,where he will hol Dapicls returoed last 1 imiended visit to San E R. Powell returned Ie siness trip to Baker ff. Dolan, the liner ie returned last nig ! ymoon trip. levis came down ft ist evening and left iis morning. me Dyer of Oakland, ‘ wm on the Southert came in on last FHe will remain with Mr,and Mrs. John D: hsnkegiving Day. , J. Lasswell and wil iy last night, en route f They reside in San F Maher, the cigarma ik list, i. Bean has gone to Oh mthe Brophy claim, Belle Peard, who hag . it-to relatives, left tl Stockton, where she Wek before returnil bMsriposa county. Oe ee DINNER . 680 to 7.80 p. m, iiay, November 22, SOUPS, Mala Reine aux Oor E FISH, hi Salmon, Apple . . ‘-RELISHES Shrimp Mayonaise, BOILED, wis Ham — with German J ale sux Petitsa—Poile e Pattios a la Prince iLamb a la Milan b Fritters creme E: ROASTS, Turkey; "t of Beef ag 4 ! mot Matton ieee VEGETABLES, btatoes mower j ind Apple Pie Plum Paddi iy Hard and . Asso artel its, Nuts and Raia BRoquefort‘and Edi Cafe Noir, _-——. fon In Silk Em itios ‘desiring io ‘ilk embroidery 6 . das. Cairns, at her Mnascript Blook,, fe be seen and rates ag Of choice embroid Hor nice Christmas slo, They may t *indow of Jas. Os lishment tonight. ite. Govern $ tous ion Ke, €x-GoVernOr © Drake University ‘Mt his home here. 4 O'elock this morn Bthe cause of deatt ae : Ryback; at y

. NEVADA City DaILy TRANSCRIPT "NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION > §6 Per Year. By Carrier, a8 12 1-2c Per Week Issued Every Evening, Sundays Set at Nevada City SATURDAY. PEO E RAL Ue RROD ES ERE vests eeies eweeainer 21, 1903 ROOSEVELT ON HONESTY T is hard to understand why Washington was stirred up over the President’s sermon on honesty preached at the centennial celebration of the New York Avenue Church, recently, The telegrams said that the national capital was in a state of excitement: over the presidential uttterances, but perhaps the correspondents exaggerated the interest. The statements made by the President were merely a repe—. tition of those which he has been making ever since his elevation to his present high position, and even before. The be imagined for them .is that only new significance that can they were made with special reference to possible prosecutions of suspected officials; and there seems no’ particular reason for giving to them such meaning. Roosevelt has always preached honesty—honesty i in private life and in public office. When he said,“And remember, that while the public servant, the legislative, the executive offices, the judge, are not to be excnsed if they fall short of their duties, yet that their doing their duty cannot avail unless you do yours,” he was-merely saying again in a new form what he has often:said before. Nor, when he enlarged on the need of having honest men in the jury box was he uttering a new thought. If auy one be made uneasy by such statements, and if Washington be excited over them, a large number of people dwelling in have uneasy consciences. the shadow of its capitol must Cuicaco, Nov. 21—There for the car barns. The rioters back by the police. _The mob Several thousand people were on Archer Avenue today and an attempt was made to intercept all wagons with supplies car lines are in operation today. was 4 great riot here today. were fierce, but were driven burned ore wagon. Four RECDNOGITY FOR CU bill giving reciprocity to Cuba. WASHINGTON, Nov. 21—The Senate-Committee on Fore eign Relations today authorized a favorable report on the ITALIANS BURNED 10 DEATH laborers employed by the Penn ed to death by a fire in their morning. JOHNSTON, Pa, Nov21—The large number of Italian sylvania Railroad were burn-— mecrak plasty early this “a TREE INCHES AT THE BAY SAN FRANcisco, Nov. Fresno. 21—The rain storm extends to The rain here is three inches. eee MRS. DOSTON DEAD A Well-Known Pioneer Woman Passes Away This Afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Poston, an old residents of this city and mother of George and Vernon Poston, answered Death’s summons at about 2 o’clock this afternoon, and her noble soul passed peacefully away to ite final reward. She had lived to a ripe, old age, but for many years hes been an invalid and a great sufferer from .a complication of diseases; so death to her was a happy ‘relief from earthly pain and trials. Daring the long illness which she ex~ perienced she always maintained her +usaal happy and cheerful disposition and bore her affliction with remarkable patience and fortitude: Mrs. Poston came to Nevada City in July (1859 with her husband, now deceased, and for many years they made their home on a ranch,’a few miles west of town, For ‘several years past she has resided with her son Vernon, on Coyote street, In her younger days Mrs. Poston was possessed of a strong and brilliant intellect, and even up to a comparatively short time ago could recall and recite many interesting and thrilling incidents connected with the early history of this section. She was well known and esteemed by all the pioneers of this vicinity, and many will regret to learn .of.the death of this good women. The deceased was 78 years of age .and a native of South Carolina. “Besides her two sons above named, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Chas. Faller of Ferndale, Humboldt county, and a sister who resides in Oakland. ° The time for the been fixed. Donation Day Next Tuesday. The Ladies’ Benovolent Society held @ meeting this afternoon and decided to observe Donation Day on} Tuesday bene apetning the weatner ‘te favorable.” Robert Linder and wife are down from You Bet on a few days visit. M. Huséey is over from You Bet. « George Shebley is over from Chicage Park. J.M, Wilcoxen and G. W. Irving “are here from Yuba City. H. Kinney is down from Bloomfield. ‘ion and sermon, 11 a. ‘uneral has not yer Chureh Serviees. Following is a list of the religious services to be held at: the various churches in this city Sunday, where all will be made welcome: TRINITY OHUROH. \ Services at Trinity Ohurch as follows: Morning prayer, ante-communm.; Sunday school and Bible clase, 12:30 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 p.m Wednesday—The Ladies’ Guild will meet at 2:30 p. m. in the guild room. Thureday—Thanksgiving services and sermon, 11 a. m. Friday—Evening prayer and litany,7 p.m. Oboir reheareal immediately after service Rev. W. A. Rimer, rector, CATHOLIO, The usual services will be held at 8 and 10:30 o’clock a. m. Sunday school immedistely after last mass. In the evening at 7 o’clock the usual devotions will be held. METHODIST CHUROH. Rev. Wythe left this morning for North Bloomfleld, where he will assist in the dedigation ceremonies of the new Methodist charch at that place tomorrow, During his absence Rev. Thomas Broad of Grasse Valley will occupy the pulpit at lla.m. In the evening at 7 o'clock Deaconess Miss Freda Wilkins will speak on the ‘‘Work of the Deaconess in the. Modern Church” and services will be held ander the auspices of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society. Other services will be beld at the usual hours. OONGREGATIONAL, The pastor, Rey. J. Sime, will preach atila.m.and7 p.m. Inthe evening he will improve the beautiful life and tragic death of Emma Booth Tucker. The choir will give special and appropriate music, The Senior Endeavor will meet at 6 p. m., led by Migs Olara Nancerrow. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. Free lunch and turkey raffle at the Hotel Antlers tonight. n21-1t Very Comtmon. Satt Lake, Nov. 20th—A telegram from Park City, Utah, saye that eight men ‘were killed today in an extensive cave-in in the lower workings of the Ontario mine. All of them leave large families. In the case of Jobn MCarthy vs. B. Murphy an order was made extending the time in which to appear entered on the 16th day of November get aside, Alice Margia Berryman was adopted by Thomas Berryman of Grase Valley today. . Robert Buchshan can make people laugh who never laughed before. land are jast right for the prevailing Local Brevilies. Palmer and Johnson, at the old Isoard stand On Broad street, will treat you well whenever you call, Everything of the best. Fine hot lunch tonight, At Fred Eilerman saloon a toothsome lunch will be spread tonight. Drop in and try his choice mixed drinks. They are made of good goods stormy weather. Billy Britland keeps the very best of wines, liquors, beers and cigars. Tonigbt a choice lunch will be on the sideboard for all callers. His Council Chambers, corner of Broad and Pine streets, is a popular resort. The Eagle saloon, Dower and Hooper proprietors, is a pleasant place to spend an hoor or so, and especially on Saturday night, after a week of dull care. Their goods are A No, 1, and courteous treatment is accorded to all. Olayton Wyllie, the twelve-yearold son of Mike Wyllie, the up-country freighter, drove into town last evening handling the ribbons over twelve horses. His father is laid up with rheumatism, and young Olayton’s dexterity with the lines now comes in very handy. ——_—.+--§e->——More Fatalities. Younestown, Ohio, Nov, 20—Early . today the casing in the Wilson Avenue sewer gave way and buried s'x workgravel. Two were instantiy killed, two fatally injured and two escaped uninjured. Turkey Raffle Tonight. The big turkey reffle starts tonight at Billy Britland’s Council Chambers. Every turkey has keen selected with care, and they are all big, fat and juicy. Try your luck. You will have @ good chance to get a cheap Thanksgiving turkey. n2i-1t ky. You'll have both, men underneath ten feet of sand and. ' Free lunch and turkey‘raffla at the . Hotel Antlers tonight. n21 it Gilt-edge appetite, Gilt Edge Whis-, if you have Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 8, F. either. on flubby . Wevensiigns oar sa N RVADA 1 ATER Tuesday, _ 2tth. = Don’t Miss It. TURKEY RAFFLE Al Hotel Antlers. COMMENOING Thursday Evening And continuing every evening antil further notice. @@ If you want a fine Turkey call around aud take a chance, {Changes on the Narrow schedule published on the second page 4 following to say of the company when ‘he has gathered around him a comKeep Your Eye NEW TIMETABLE, Gauge Railroad to Begin Tomorrow. g A new timetable will go into effect on the Narrow Gauge railroad tomorrow, By reference to the new of this evening’s Transorirt it will be seen that a namber of changes.in the atrival and departure of trains have been made. The departure of the early-morning train remains as usual, namely at 5:80 o’clock; The next train, which connects with Overland train No. 5 for San Francisco, will leave at 9:40 a.m. The evening ‘train will leave at 5:16 o’clock, as at present. At 9:45 p. m. the. Grass Valley local train will take its departure. The in-coming trains will arrive as followe: From Grass Valley only, at 9:07 a. m.; from Colfax, connecting with Overland train from the East, 9:40 a, m.; from Oolfax, also connected with Eastern train, at 1:58 p. m.; from Colfax, connecting with train leaving San Francisco at 9 a. m, are riving here at 6 p. m., instead ‘of 5 p, m., as heretofore. AN ETE ON DBT. Bright and Spicy. Comedy to be Presented Tuesday Night. Next Tuesday evening, the 24th inst. thea‘er goers of this city will be: allowed the privilege of seeing the comedy, “An Eye on Hubby,” by “Robert Buchanan, which is classed as being one of the cleverest and most amusing pieces now touring the circuit. The Richmond Daily Leader had the it appeared at that place on the 8th of this month: “The best piece that has been presented in the Opera House in Richmond was presented last night by the Buchanan Company in ‘An Eye on Wuby .” The play was especially writno for Buchanan and in presenting it pany who ably portray the different characters. The play is franght with ludricorus situations and the plot is' well carried out.’’ Free lunch and turkey raffle at the Hotel Antlers tonight. n21-lt BLACK priced reliable vaccine made, j terard nborag p form. Write Leg Booklet. F e tiny curren wari debate stock ‘your d t our ¥ Ityour deuggiat dee ot from us. In Cattle can be prevented. CUTTER’S BLACK LEG VACCINE, California’s favorite, the most successful, easiest used and lowest Grand Lunch HOTEL ANTLERS BAR FREE TO ALL.

Saturday Evening November 21, 1908, , MIND Onions Celery otato Salad Enmayonnaise Vienna Sausage, Sauerkraut Stewed Beef "Spanish Cold Oorn Beef Baked Pork and Beans Beef Roll, Horseradish Sauce Rye Bread Wheat Bread Youn Yon all are most cordially invited to this feast, which is free to all. : He Was Shot At. Mapatp, Nov. 20—An unknown man fired three times with a revolver today at Senor Briesta, one of King Alfonso’s. tutors who was slightly wounded. The attempt on the tator’s life is believed to have been the outcome of a private quarrel. Fled Shooting. MaRSHALLTOWN, Iowa, November 20. Compelled to remain in their homes under threat of being shot, the residents of the village of Green Mountain, ten miles north of here, heard three explosions before daylight this morning. The explosions wrecked the Green Mountain Bank building. Three robbers ran through the streets warning the people to keep indoors, and shooting wherever a light appeared. The robbers secured $1,000 and escaped on a handear., * Hevada County Harrow Gango BB. TIFIB TABLE NO. 55. fcatus will leaveap arrive at Nevada . as follows. -LRBAVING FOR OOLFAX. 5130 A. M. Dall: os ain arriving’ ot Sue camento at 9:40 A. M. and San itoekton at 4:15 P. M. A, M. fea No. 2 by vd Oakland. arriving in Bee Broncioce et Saip. m. 105 P.M. Solin: Popnecting with Francisco at 9:00 A. Met East, Overland 1 Limited leaving San Francisco at 5:15 P. M, Dally connecting with Loore reas fas M. and Overland. Sains for GRAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 9.45 P. M.,Pelyarriving Prien Grass Valley Only. ,ARBIVING FROM OOLFax., 9:45 A. M. [advan teeta? Over1,53 P. My lendtraintrom fasts 7 6:00 P. M, inn iran scpuootine with Over: c'seo at Pode ge Oyeqlend Limited tod oaving San ott dee y at 10 9:40 P. M. Beiecoemmtng rahi 10 P. M. and all pointe Sou Se Ea LOUGHRIDGE, General Manager. 8.G, BEATTY, Gen. Pass. and Tisket Agt. = c. 8. PORTER, Manager, ELowuses ana Froome Furniebed or unfurnished, for RENT or SALE. = ae want to buy, rent or sell, we are the people Nevada County Red Estate Exchane R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS, lene . 99 ae Prof. Barker left for San Francisco thie morning. W. G. Randall is bere from Oroville. R. M. Wilburand W. T. Jobneon arrived here today.from Ohicago cn mining business. Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, wnakes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly, Skirts are quite -fatl, with cleverly manipulated shirringe to hold the fallness in place. sens value of the stock and ney of the company. _and ander an express should any such ever. a be incurred. Will be found in the Nevada County Bank, in the The stock of thissompany ie Full Paid and provision in the charter no stooigho of Bos Png vy of Subscription Lists shouneenk bas been old th the eading experts of both tim neem dividends aan S oete and erp investment, _ hope to make them 20 per cent per annum, less. than 12 per cent Det enuem on par {The Phelps Hill Development Co. is now fally IDS and is ready to issue stock to all subscribers for the same. Two Hundred Thousand Shares of @ par value of One Dollar Each bave been placed in the Treasury. of the sale of this Stock will be expended in Sich ree deveicen il Comprar: All the procéeds from gt : a 'A Limited Number of Shares ave been set aside to be sold at 50 cents. share. W. stock will be advanced, In the opinion ioe ae ous gravel depositethe stock at this price The managers fully expect the coment oe pay loping the property of the Company, sata Citizens Bank and in the office of P. F. Simonds, the attor: Non-Assessable > ; ider can be made liable for the debts of the company All desiring stock in this company will pleas apply to any one of the places above named, or to. ©. B. QUACKENBUSH, Searetary, Rats Soa, GICAR.. The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the— WOODPEGKER is hers : while we hive etatly and let. us fit you This year, We have all the lea , ow Is THE TIME you} NEED N' THEM. We have them for 50e, 75e, $1, $1. 25, $2 } according to size and quality. and see them and get you pick. CF. Rrayton, GRE. ATG GUNS! aes These P rices e Lo Call in fo, “@ Poeercial Sire Phone GIS.. 5 22 ake Riftes. 22 “ PECROCREO eee seen Ae +. $150 . 850 5 00 25-85 ** Winchester Ron's: rifles 18 60 80 80 ** , 18 50 Lefever Hammerless Shot Gun,London twist.. .. Re aes Lefever. Hammerless . Damascus twist L. ©. Smith Shot Gan.. . Winchester Take Down: a Hopoating Shot Gun. 19 00. Smokeless. Shells. tee . Eoltpes f Shot Gan.. sie caee Eureka. Implement Bet, complete 100 Winchester Geader paper . shot shells. 25 Winchester brass shot sheils.. Hunter's leggings..... Hanter’ ‘8 belts ‘oats.. BS Se .1.00tof [We carry Selby’s Sinnidsed Shot Gun Shells 12 and 16 gauge—also a megane line of antl s Dup PINE STREET some Be Bae ee # sie and Winter its .at beautifully . are unusual tor. That : ( a ey. 8 eoees Yaeger ar Turner & Hadley Sepa NEVADA Cr More Stylish Hat We est now. om ‘display another ‘Stock of Fall all prices, They are y trimmed and the styles and varieties Ale time of the year and the prices are. unusually low. Call in and let us suit you with a fiat of the latest fashion.. . MRS. . L.. LUBECK, aimercial Street fa Pade VE YOU seen our nev est. H Souvenir Spoons ‘Stock o of Pope Leo, vie Poo designs, in ion to our largé Spoon is a elegantly engraved Also be sure pre ANSCE —————— f . Nove. q HEM pear i im of O0 People. jdoter returned thig F poo arrived here I San Francisco and befor Relief Hill. , Burk e is down fro id. §, Goodwin is over f ' (ampbell and 0. om Forest City. Pxabler is here in the on Hubby” Comp here next Tuesday. ' iysBride the hardware on San Francisco, f . , the fascinating . po of San Francisoo, ts fpstnan has returo faaolsco. rank Olark arrived ¢ iy last evening to at fof the late Michael Ge Mather Clyne left for’ y,where he will hol Dapicls returoed last 1 imiended visit to San E R. Powell returned Ie siness trip to Baker ff. Dolan, the liner ie returned last nig ! ymoon trip. levis came down ft ist evening and left iis morning. me Dyer of Oakland, ‘ wm on the Southert came in on last FHe will remain with Mr,and Mrs. John D: hsnkegiving Day. , J. Lasswell and wil iy last night, en route f They reside in San F Maher, the cigarma ik list, i. Bean has gone to Oh mthe Brophy claim, Belle Peard, who hag . it-to relatives, left tl Stockton, where she Wek before returnil bMsriposa county. Oe ee DINNER . 680 to 7.80 p. m, iiay, November 22, SOUPS, Mala Reine aux Oor E FISH, hi Salmon, Apple . . ‘-RELISHES Shrimp Mayonaise, BOILED, wis Ham — with German J ale sux Petitsa—Poile e Pattios a la Prince iLamb a la Milan b Fritters creme E: ROASTS, Turkey; "t of Beef ag 4 ! mot Matton ieee VEGETABLES, btatoes mower j ind Apple Pie Plum Paddi iy Hard and . Asso artel its, Nuts and Raia BRoquefort‘and Edi Cafe Noir, _-——. fon In Silk Em itios ‘desiring io ‘ilk embroidery 6 . das. Cairns, at her Mnascript Blook,, fe be seen and rates ag Of choice embroid Hor nice Christmas slo, They may t *indow of Jas. Os lishment tonight. ite.. Govern $ tous ion Ke, €x-GoVernOr © Drake University ‘Mt his home here. 4 O'elock this morn Bthe cause of deatt ae : Ryback; at y