August 10, 1891 (4 pages)

ae ih eed 86, OF THE formic” John H. r Of Sale e tor ofthe leceased, aying for the -rea) Purposes id Court. eatute: of sald Sui day of renoon of ‘Sup rior Jounty of 81 should or to ge) Baid de. hall be publishin Neva. Per print: A County FELL, r Court. the coun. nia. . E. Stoistratrix leceased, for an oral estate im’ said ¥ ordered ns inter< aged, apCourt on eer, day, at Court at , Califor. r should istratrix bion des. order be ‘© weeks ) &newsNevada ELL, fudge. _ iy22 )FFICK, $1, ant, vs. and LeDavison, Respond. SW of 10 E. M. aS & por6. p Verified orge W. ng theree named itnesses, , togethypear hef thia of: nth day "elock. a. 0 _intro>: Ist— agricul. 2nd— ve failed 20 ag resaid rened the dM. A. e homeint be algister. ‘or Con. ounty of Charles well, the Charles his petiof sale of ent, ‘for istherethat all ‘said deSuperior of “Auforenoon of said in the ywhy an the suid real esthat a l once a in ‘the printed nty. ELL, Court. publishre weeks wspaper Nevada CLL, Jourt, ab 4.COMNotice zy of the ny held h assessare was id Com8. gold ck upon nun said be y adnon the y the deith the of sale. 8, St., Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month cordially invited. 7-Jo ROLFE, Seuretary. Birst Wednesday Evening of Each Month at 7:30 -v’ el ( ree vine streets Neveda Gite Nevapa Dainy YRANSCRIPY. Pan shi ow VOL. LXI.—No. 9503. NEVADA OITY. CAL. MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 10, 1891. “=. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, . The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED Every DavExcept Sunday, —BY~ BROWN & CALKINS, N. P. Brown, : L. S, Calkins Business Manager, Editor. Office—Transcript Block,” Commercial etreet, Nevada Vity, Calif. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ; a Year, pavable in Advance..$6, ‘City Subscribers. 15 Cts per week. . Terms for Advextising Legal Advertisements, $1 per square for first insertion and hogs per square for each additional insertion. Business advertisements as per card rate ~furnished on application. Locul Notices -10 ceuts per line for first asertion afid 5 cent+per line for each addi{onal insertion, fn C—C“(‘#ET Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Indevendent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall at 7:80 o’vlock. -M. L. ROBERTS, C. P. 3EO. A. GRAY, 3. NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R, A.M, STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH: MONTH. KE. M. PRESTON, H. P. J, ROLFE, secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, Native Sons of the Golden West. «, Meets at Pythian Castie EVERY TUESDAY KVR’G AT 7:30 O'CLK. . FRED SEARLS, President. JOHN C. NILON, B.S. NEVAPA LODGE, NO. 13Fy & A.M. }Meets at Masonic Hall} Stated meetings on the Second Wednesday of each mouath. ) Visiting Breth.en in good standing are SOHN ‘PF. MORGAN, Master, MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Gniform—Rank—Kaichts of Pythias . . Meets at Armorv Hall J. A. RAPP,8 K, C. GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K. RB. NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6. Knights Templar, a Meets at Masoniv H.il @1 AND THIRD THUKSDAY OF EACH vim MUNTH at 794 o'clock. DAVID E MORGAN, CO. I. J. ROLF, R. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 9a and at Thutedey Bvenrng ‘of Each [~ onth, at 7:30 0’clock. CORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH CU. SUKEFUORTH, R. 8 NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE. NO. 30 Young Men's Lnstitute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Alternate Thursday Evening com *ynehiclng with the First Thuredav Even ing in the vexr, 2 THOMAS BROWN, President. CARL SCHEMER &. 8. okt: MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias, ms Meets at Pythian Castle © : EVERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:% O'CLOCK W. T. MORGAN, C. C. B 8. RECTOK, K. of K. wud 8B. PRINCE ALBERT LODCE, No. 290, Order ‘Sons of St, George. Meets at Pythian Castle, Baturday Evening, (except fourth "ides of euoh month,) at7:80 o clock. Visiting Brothers cordially invited. LEONAR! FOUTE, Worthy President. TT. H. WATERS, Secretary. : —_—_— OR, R. M, MUNT, Physician, oO’ FICE AT VINTON’S DRUG SLORE, ee NEVADA CITY. © ** THROs. 8 £OKD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, © Yhomas .uiiding, corner Broad J. M. WALLING, Attornev at Law. Tilley Building, Corner Broad Or rine Btreets. Nevada City. BE uperior Judgeof Nevada County, N. BE. OBAPMAN, ‘ DIN TiIisT ter OITY.».. 70) LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office @ Residence, Sacramento st A. WurTkKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, B¥evomer Nereas cy. FUIE BOOTS AND HORS A aPRULALTY REPA.RING DONE NEATLY, W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) Civil :Engineer : and : Surveyor, Deputv County’ Survevor and Deputv U: S. Mineral: Surveyo Now York Bakery. G. Wm. Durst, Prop, AVIN PURCHASED THIS WELLknown and popular Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend to keep om hand at all times the very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on ehort notice and on most reasovable terms. Allorders tor anythixgi adeoeed oF ythi.g im my line prompt By strict attention to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, ! hope to merit a liberal patronage, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTIST, ENRVADA OURY cocci tie i ia ceiessenss CAL, Offive with Dr. N. E. Chapman, Sacramento street, a20 tf. P.F, SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘AATILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Koberts’ Block, Neve Jn City J. i. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR. ()FFICE—Sonth side Broad Street opposite Union Street, Nevada %i.,. Wil practice in all the Courts of the State, ind _he’Courts of the United “‘ates within he State of Caltfornia ROS ening ~ Q. 8. WOODMANSEE, M.'D., Physician, Surgion and _ Oucliust, IVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.TO ALL diseases uf the EYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar to Females and ali Chronic Diseases: Also, RAEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and Richardson streets, Geass Vallev. Office—MilI street, 3 doura south of Neal street. ‘ Office Houscs—10 to 12 4: M., 2to 4 and 6 to7 Pp. M. EDWARD M. PRICE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Grae QF THE ROYAL COLLEGE of Physicians and Surgeous, Londun, Kugland,; acdof the University of Brussel, Belgian ete. ' Office at Cart Bros. Drug Store. RESIDENCE—M. Hanley’s, Main street, Nevada City. he UREIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER; AND JEWELER Brond Street, Nevada Clty. Empire Livery Stable’ Broad at., Nevada City, opp Na ona. Exchange Kotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor. — ‘WHE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRF Stable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Bugaties To be found in thig part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons ard Hacks to let at the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, uf geod sty! and capable of eae as fast as any gentile man cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand VARRBIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROX PT; PORNISRFED IT HAS TURNED UP. WERAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE MON Ey. B* peiteneus new Book “CHARACTEK ~KKICHKS.” ‘itis the greatest selli' °. book ever broughtout -n the sonth. FIFTY-: WO—62 ULL PAGE OR!GISNAL ILLUSTKATIONS, fresh and na ia bumereus and serious. Printed on heavy) plate p per. Itisthe Cheapest took for it» size and cha:a:ter ever published, One agent sold 108 copies in. Nashville in three days. _Priceof outfit only 75 vents Apply at once ior terms a d territury. If you are nots tisfied when outfit received, muo.ey refunded, Address, Southwestern Publishing House, 168 and 155 North Spruce St. Nashville, Tenn. + ag29-4m National Meat Marke OPPOSISE ITIZENS BANK, ), J. NAFPZIGER.. Proprieto Baas PUnk, MUTTON VEAw, BAUBS GES, Ete, Raue, BACON AND LARD, wholesale o: ‘e . And all kinds of Meats usually found ip dret-class Market. Meats delivered f ee of charge. ars, ©, J, NAFFZIGER, UNION MARKET, JOMMERCIAL STREET.N®VADA orry Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal 96, At the Jowest retes. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A xd) TASTE HAMS, BACON and LARD. (J CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE. . NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, . CARRYSA FINE’ STOCK OF New No. 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson’s SEWING MACHINES, Which I Will Sell Hor Cash or on Easy {nstallments, at Low Prices, The Best Sewlng Machines Made. &2>Call and See Them 7 WHETHER YCU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. ‘Krhos. Shurtieff, PLAZA BSTORTE a0 . "GO TO THE Plaza Store of Thomas Sturt, If YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. % Fresh Fish Crabs. Shrimps. etc. received every Thursdav nicht. For Sale by the Leading Grocers ! “LILY WHITE,” Ez Don't Fail to Try It. Made at Gridley, by the CENTRAL MILLING CO. A $45. SEWING MACHINE FOR S17, Including 1 Year’s Subscription “Tie Daily Transcript.” We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the (+ ago . . SINGER SEWING MACHINESAt lower rates than ever before for a good machine. This machine is made after the latest models of the Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, orNamentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have every impottan improvement ina /oose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a coliar securely pinned to the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is julled out enough to release the’ balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin tili the bcbbin is filled. When the machine is liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be operated by the treadle. Each Machine Has the Following Attachments * FOOT H! MLER, 6 HEMMER3, alfdifferent 1 SCREW DRIVER, FOOT RUFF widths, 1 GAUGE, TUCKER, EEDL . 1 WRENCH 1 GAUGE SCREW, PACKAKE NNG,ES, 17 HREAD CUTTER, i OIL CAN. filled with Oi), CHECK SPRIT 1 BINDER 1 INET. AUCTION ECOK. THROAT PLAE § BOBBINS. The driving wheel on this machine ‘is‘admitted to be the simplest i — Tho Bust Panily Flour in-the-Market, —. roat, Asthma, and evéry affect f th Throat, Lungs and Chest, including Consumption tte y and permanent, Genuine signed ‘*!, Speed; REMOVED! . Swart’s Photd-raph Rooms AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on Fine Street, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business. Photographs in al! tl e ! atest Styles. Old Pictures copied and enlarged. JOHN SY7ART, Phot g apher. CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street. tetneees Nevada: Vit) Paid up Capital $30 000. A General Banking Business Transactes. Wii SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL) . FACTS ABOUT THE TEA’ WE DRINK. But few people know that there fs such @ ~}> thing as eun-cured tea in existence; and fewer have seen it. But therets, and it is of all teas the sweetest, purest, and most fragrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it. That Is answered easily; but it is neces#ary to present po a <n The public only knows gen vi — Classes, viz., — green and the Green Teas. Few people know that the-bright blufshgteen color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it ig nevertheless @rtificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, plumbago, and other unhealthful mineral Solors being used for this purpose The effect fa twofold: It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, once under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea, Theabominable coloring practice even admits of the use of foreign substances, and the English government, which looks closer into the genuineness of its staples than ours, bas in some of the alleged “ fiuest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, ricehusks, and willow leaves, In fact, it is openly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wii low leaves are annually imported ag tea, which without the coloring process would be {mpossible. They repert tea as oneof the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea intoa merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of green coloring matter ig too strong to withstand, and the worthlessness of the trash that often finds {ts Way to this mar. ket labeled “New Crop,” “ Best Quality,” “Green Tes," etc., would simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the un. healthfulness of the Prussian blue, plum.bago, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. Black Teas, The basket and pan-ffred Japan teas, as well as the China teas that may be included under New York, San Franctece. And Sacrameant« We issue BILI:S OF EXCHANG: Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipai cities of GREAT BRITAI> and EUROPE. gs —Csltections on any part-of th United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for Count and State Warrante, Gold and Silver Bullion nr chased Assay Office at this Bank. : j “OFFICERS: &. M@ PRESTON....55. PRESIDEY 8. M. HUNT. -. Vieg PRESIDED JOHN T. MORGAN,.2.cceccc0ss: Casnit D, E. MOKGAN.Ass’T CASHIER and Src": DIRECTORS: vr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. Mouea¥ Gro. M. Hueuss, D, E. Moreayn, Wa. EDWARDS, _ L Housman, B. M. Priston. CORRESPONDENTS. New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Nationa! Bank of D. 0, bill » Co. Nevada County N. G. 8. R. TIME TABLE NO. 43 Takes Effect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, a: 12 o'clock, M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: 12 95 A M Dally, connect wit) * ° * overland arriving a’ far Francisco at 9:15 A. M., aud overland from East.” 10:00 A : Paty connecting wit! > y + Colfax Local. arriving inSan Francisco at 7:15 P. M, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. — Daily, bringing pas 5:22 A. M. squgese and mai) leav ing San Franciscoat7 P. M., also Eusterw passengers, §:22 Pp M Daily, ccnnecting with . * * Overland leaving Su francisco at 8:00 a. M. JOHN ¥. KIDDER, Genera) Manager. £. H. BROWN, Superintendent. running and most convenientof any. The machine is self-threading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the beet-muaerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and ie finished. in a superior styelt. 1t has veneered cover, drop-lexf table, end drs wers and cenwing drawer,” The menufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YFARS. : : chine, and expects to order one nex Lonemont, Cot., Nov. 17, 1889. week. E. H. Ripovrt. Lreceived the machine all right, and — am well pleased with it. It does ex-. Umntonrown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. cellent work. Peninan McCarry. Ws. cocetred i mpealiine aane ~ Arrus, ArK Deo. 4° 9. mouths ago. avegiven it @ fair trie Te Chivago Singer sewing uv: bine and like it bint Ponda We phereceved in yood order. The michine. '® % wood asa Miz, ey or Row ers isu Spludid one; the Agen + here — PR OW REE would ask about thirty-five tollars for Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. such a machine. Many th: ks. I : é received your premium sewin Joarm BacHMam. 4 schind in good order, and am well a pleased with the game. Accept my Somerset, Va., Oct. 28,1889. . thanks. ; A. Norron, The machine ordered of r arrived, wee and after a few days’ trial [ find it to] Weix’s Brings, N, Y., Nov.20, 1889. be as represented, and doubtless wil! I would say, after using the sewing vontinue to give satisfaciion. machine received from you, it giver ARY J. WALKER. rfect satisfuetion in al! respects, do ng all kinds of work very nicely. Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. Q Mas. I. 0. Youmans, The premium sewing machine came pscraes" é to hand very promptly and in ol Wesrsoro, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. der, It is nicely finished, and worke. My sewing machine gives good sat like a charm, and we are delighted . isfaction—dves a pee work asa fi with it. . ‘E, F.Youna., . dollar machine. ary E. doen Sr, Mancarer’s, Md., Dec. 14, 1889, * Herring, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. We received the machine two weeks}. The seving machine I got from you since in good order. We are p ae_a premium last year, cannot be beat. . with the machine and glad to speak of . en, and does as good work as a $40.00 you asan honest, honorable firm. Aim neighbor was here to look at the ma% ® ry ~~ Ld ASB. Prices, l'avable in Advance : MachineNo. 3 and Laity TRANSCRIPT I year.17 00 5 ‘fe «“ wes e18 06 ‘ 5 “ . “ ee e+e+1Q 00° Ge Subseribea ‘o pay freight from ithe factory,” which THREE AND A Ha F DOLLARS 40 Nevada City. ‘ 5: “BROWS *& OALKLNS, Pubs. Datey Taansuntrr, Gro. B. Mur, (uick Time ¥ Chean Fares ‘Eastern and European Oities.$ BY rE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTA) ‘ALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric System.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connecons with the several Railway Lines in the East, —ANI ATtlew York and New Orleans {With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And 'Tourist. Sleeping Oars 4 La! laud Express Trains. N: Atheabed le/Overiand . for Berths in ~ ~-Fourist Sleeping Cara. a [Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths 0 mm other izformatton PF hee upon ‘Spplics tion at the Company’s offices where passen wers calling in person can secure choice oi routes, etc, — ” . TOW T. H, GOO) N, Bent fH exer, Gen. Por atht ag . Y, Gen. Traf. . BORAT fabalnce dale RAIL ROAD LANDS. ds in Central and North ® PL. Boy aed evada and ta et or address, W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C. P. B. B, te: Francisco. For Landsin Southern Calffornia, apply to or address 4 ASTORIA for Infants end Children. aud Taran Sho Cage ntverant . sank Work of supererogation to endorse it Few “Castoria,? ad shell er teommended are the ai fami mho do not keep . fo do oo an iehan invariably prodasd Sexe, Cankog mR “te Row ¥: Panos, M.D., Late Pastor Church. p a Now Ya on” Tus Carracn Courant, 17 Monnay Samer, New You. ' B OARgR, z Carr Bros. PROPRIETOMS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG: : STORE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. T 8. UABB ERP CONSTA K Tune USUALLY PON RDA LARGE AND DOMPLETE STOUR O» YY Wirst-ola ee Dru< Store. eee PAIN T.8 OILS VARNISHES ETC 3chool Books, _ the generat heading of * black teas,” get their color from the firiug or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter {8 also frequently used to give a certain desired commercial Sppearance. The firing and the coloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the id@ntity of the tea. and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing for the deteriorating effect of excessive firingjwhich= }ea . itiat be resorted to when a very cheap prod. SS ‘ct is used and an extreme color desired, _ Beech’s Tea (Sun-dried), Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know less, although it is extensively-used where it ig known and understood We are told that when tea is so poor it cannot be sold at home or safely shipped to the English markets, {t ts shipped to America; that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the rea sons we have not been offered sun-dried teas, They were good enough to send elsewhere. The aun-dried teas being sun-cured, no coloring matter is used, hence nothing bet Pure tea leaves can be employed; for unas. sisted by manipulation or coloring, all at tem pte at adulteration or the introduction of giaring. That it is, therefore, sweeter and far more fragrant than the artificially colored. green teas ad the manipulated basket or pan-fred teas, you hardly need be told. Tiiat it is more healthful than the miueral-colored teas, is also apparent. That it is more expensive, is also true; and that is another reason you have never seen it. There {a nct so much profit in it as there is in the cheap adulterated and colored teas, About the Cost of Teas. According to the custom-house reports, the amount of tea received at San Francisco last year (1890) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value $956,290, or a fraction over 18c per pound. The consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 130 tea all the way from 50c to $1 per pound, In other words, for that $956,250 worth of tea the consumer paid between four and five millions of dollars, There are-your @uormous profits, and there you will probably find the chief reason why most of yow never heard of asun-driedtea. As the sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be absoartificially colored and manipulated teas. Hence the margins on them are smaller, and many dealers don’t care about handling them, and you know nothing about them. But it is the object of this article to tell you where you can get them, and what to ask for, and all about them, % ‘“# Beeoh’s Tea.” “Beech’s Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, is now offered to the people of the Pacific Coast, It will be a revelation to you. You doubtless never saw any natural leaf. Have your grocer break open a package. It will be found in color to be just between the artificially colored green and the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful fragrance. It is offered to the people at 600 per pound, the same price that many artificially colored teas are sold for, But its guar d purity kes it more ical to use; for a less quantity, say about twenty grains, ‘is required per cup. As there are 7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to be between three and four hundred cups to the pound, or at the rate of about one filth of @ cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest, Itis put up in one-pound packages ouly, in patent airtight and mebrereprert parchment, with the trade-mark that is found at the bottom of this article plainly printed on the package. It is sold in this form for two reasons; one is, that the original strength and aroma is preserved; and second, there can be no deception, which would ‘be quite possible if it were sold in bulk, without the name and trade-mark attached, Caution. Recollect that the margin of profit is so much smaller on Beech’s pure sun-dried teas than on the arfificlally colored teas that you "t got it if tem by any other name can be. put offon you. Ask for BEECH‘S. TEA ssaate e "Pure As Uhildhood. If your grocer dows not havw it, he wil} get: trade-mark and price is: plainly printed on each package, : ' Perhaps the best way to get tt ato go where it. on it can be had withous dif. nomas Shiurtlef{’s, Plvzn Store: RJEROME MADDEN, Land 4 jaa fran 0 Phen: mE lutely pure and of better quality than the . -~ Blank Books. . _ ——— “_. 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Fire-proof Structure,. cultivation and can be irriFroe from tha danger of Firesopreva. oated from the Excelsior lent in Benet Hotels Water Company’s ditch. Is deep soil (as good as the sectors aeons Travelers} best in the State), Corn ne and.potatoes can be raised gee "Bus to andfrom all Trains. . with success. The finest Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage shi in fruits can be raised OMe th the Ratlding. waar irrigation. The Table Not Excelled bythat. Terms reasonable. ApAny. Hotel in the Inteply at the Darity Transrior of the State. CRIPT office. a23-tf, Ana Health Resort Nevada Uoelied an where on she (rede het wed t and health-giviug climate at. ~~ 40 stevatum of Ee ivet ubuvesea level, i is surrounded by@elightiul mountain scen ty has pure monutain water, and is fr fro! Try it. ‘ Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal,, FRED SEARLS, Titles iene’ and Insured At‘orney and Oounselor at Law. JOHN A. RAPP, 4 ’ (County Recorder 11 consecutive years) . ] 31s PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUST SEARCHER OF RECORDS, state and Federal. NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT, _ Uffion—Opposite Coert House, saié—6000 acres of land of the Call‘iron and Steel © situated in wher tna eereeerss the ob Reyady county and fret. You ‘Valley. Joris, Beck selaleh apie . Vote anc te on Rast Broad street, NeyyY.¥ Begianers sare Ml NEYz = “0 tores of land situated in Pleasant wee ee

ae ih eed 86, OF THE formic” John H. r Of Sale e tor ofthe leceased, aying for the -rea) Purposes id Court. eatute: of sald Sui day of renoon of ‘Sup rior Jounty of 81 should or to ge) Baid de. hall be publishin Neva. Per print: A County FELL, r Court. the coun. nia. . E. Stoistratrix leceased, for an oral estate im’ said ¥ ordered ns inter< aged, apCourt on eer, day, at Court at , Califor. r should istratrix bion des. order be ‘© weeks ) &newsNevada ELL, fudge. _ iy22 )FFICK, $1, ant, vs. and LeDavison, Respond. SW of 10 E. M. aS & por6. p Verified orge W. ng theree named itnesses, , togethypear hef thia of: nth day "elock. a. 0 _intro>: Ist— agricul. 2nd— ve failed 20 ag resaid rened the dM. A. e homeint be algister. ‘or Con. ounty of Charles well, the Charles his petiof sale of ent, ‘for istherethat all ‘said deSuperior of “Auforenoon of said in the ywhy an the suid real esthat a l once a in ‘the printed nty. ELL, Court. publishre weeks wspaper Nevada CLL, Jourt, ab 4.COMNotice zy of the ny held h assessare was id Com8. gold ck upon nun said be y adnon the y the deith the of sale. 8, St., Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month cordially invited. 7-Jo ROLFE, Seuretary. Birst Wednesday Evening of Each Month at 7:30 -v’ el ( ree vine streets Neveda Gite Nevapa Dainy YRANSCRIPY. Pan shi ow VOL. LXI.—No. 9503. NEVADA OITY. CAL. MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 10, 1891. “=. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, . The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED Every DavExcept Sunday, —BY~ BROWN & CALKINS, N. P. Brown, : L. S, Calkins Business Manager, Editor. Office—Transcript Block,” Commercial etreet, Nevada Vity, Calif. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ; a Year, pavable in Advance...$6, ‘City Subscribers. 15 Cts per week. . Terms for Advextising Legal Advertisements, $1 per square for first insertion and hogs per square for each additional insertion. Business advertisements as per card rate ~furnished on application. Locul Notices -10 ceuts per line for first asertion afid 5 cent+per line for each addi{onal insertion, fn C—C“(‘#ET Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Indevendent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall at 7:80 o’vlock. -M. L. ROBERTS, C. P. 3EO. A. GRAY, 3. NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R, A.M, STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH: MONTH. KE. M. PRESTON, H. P. J, ROLFE, secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, Native Sons of the Golden West. «, Meets at Pythian Castie EVERY TUESDAY KVR’G AT 7:30 O'CLK. . FRED SEARLS, President. JOHN C. NILON, B.S. NEVAPA LODGE, NO. 13Fy & A.M. }Meets at Masonic Hall} Stated meetings on the Second Wednesday of each mouath. ) Visiting Breth.en in good standing are SOHN ‘PF. MORGAN, Master, MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Gniform—Rank—Kaichts of Pythias . . Meets at Armorv Hall J. A. RAPP,8 K, C. GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K. RB. NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6. Knights Templar, a Meets at Masoniv H.il @1 AND THIRD THUKSDAY OF EACH vim MUNTH at 794 o'clock. DAVID E MORGAN, CO. I. J. ROLF, R. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 9a and at Thutedey Bvenrng ‘of Each [~ onth, at 7:30 0’clock. CORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH CU. SUKEFUORTH, R. 8 NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE. NO. 30 Young Men's Lnstitute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Alternate Thursday Evening com *ynehiclng with the First Thuredav Even ing in the vexr, 2 THOMAS BROWN, President. CARL SCHEMER &. 8. okt: MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias, ms Meets at Pythian Castle © : EVERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:% O'CLOCK W. T. MORGAN, C. C. B 8. RECTOK, K. of K. wud 8B. PRINCE ALBERT LODCE, No. 290, Order ‘Sons of St, George. Meets at Pythian Castle, Baturday Evening, (except fourth "ides of euoh month,) at7:80 o clock. Visiting Brothers cordially invited. LEONAR! FOUTE, Worthy President. TT. H. WATERS, Secretary. : —_—_— OR, R. M, MUNT, Physician, oO’ FICE AT VINTON’S DRUG SLORE, ee NEVADA CITY. © ** THROs. 8 £OKD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, © Yhomas .uiiding, corner Broad J. M. WALLING, Attornev at Law. Tilley Building, Corner Broad Or rine Btreets. Nevada City. BE uperior Judgeof Nevada County, N. BE. OBAPMAN, ‘ DIN TiIisT ter OITY.».... 70) LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office @ Residence, Sacramento st A. WurTkKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, B¥evomer Nereas cy. FUIE BOOTS AND HORS A aPRULALTY REPA.RING DONE NEATLY, W. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) Civil :Engineer : and : Surveyor, Deputv County’ Survevor and Deputv U: S. Mineral: Surveyo Now York Bakery. G. Wm. Durst, Prop, AVIN PURCHASED THIS WELLknown and popular Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend to keep om hand at all times the very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on ehort notice and on most reasovable terms. Allorders tor anythixgi adeoeed oF ythi.g im my line prompt By strict attention to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, ! hope to merit a liberal patronage, Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTIST, ENRVADA OURY cocci tie i ia ceiessenss CAL, Offive with Dr. N. E. Chapman, Sacramento street, a20 tf. P.F, SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law, ‘AATILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Koberts’ Block, Neve Jn City J. i. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR. ()FFICE—Sonth side Broad Street opposite Union Street, Nevada %i.,. Wil practice in all the Courts of the State, ind _he’Courts of the United “‘ates within he State of Caltfornia ROS ening ~ Q. 8. WOODMANSEE, M.'D., Physician, Surgion and _ Oucliust, IVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.TO ALL diseases uf the EYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar to Females and ali Chronic Diseases: Also, RAEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and Richardson streets, Geass Vallev. Office—MilI street, 3 doura south of Neal street. ‘ Office Houscs—10 to 12 4: M., 2to 4 and 6 to7 Pp. M. EDWARD M. PRICE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Grae QF THE ROYAL COLLEGE of Physicians and Surgeous, Londun, Kugland,; acdof the University of Brussel, Belgian ete. ' Office at Cart Bros. Drug Store. RESIDENCE—M. Hanley’s, Main street, Nevada City. he UREIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER; AND JEWELER Brond Street, Nevada Clty. Empire Livery Stable’ Broad at., Nevada City, opp Na ona. Exchange Kotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor. — ‘WHE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRF Stable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Bugaties To be found in thig part of the State. Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons ard Hacks to let at the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, uf geod sty! and capable of eae as fast as any gentile man cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand VARRBIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROX PT; PORNISRFED IT HAS TURNED UP. WERAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE MON Ey. B* peiteneus new Book “CHARACTEK ~KKICHKS.” ‘itis the greatest selli' °. book ever broughtout -n the sonth. FIFTY-: WO—62 ULL PAGE OR!GISNAL ILLUSTKATIONS, fresh and na ia bumereus and serious. Printed on heavy) plate p per. Itisthe Cheapest took for it» size and cha:a:ter ever published, One agent sold 108 copies in. Nashville in three days. _Priceof outfit only 75 vents Apply at once ior terms a d territury. If you are nots tisfied when outfit received, muo.ey refunded, Address, Southwestern Publishing House, 168 and 155 North Spruce St. Nashville, Tenn. + ag29-4m National Meat Marke OPPOSISE ITIZENS BANK, ), J. NAFPZIGER.... Proprieto Baas PUnk, MUTTON VEAw, BAUBS GES, Ete, Raue, BACON AND LARD, wholesale o: ‘e . And all kinds of Meats usually found ip dret-class Market. Meats delivered f ee of charge. ars, ©, J, NAFFZIGER, UNION MARKET, JOMMERCIAL STREET..N®VADA orry Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal 96, At the Jowest retes. E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A xd) TASTE HAMS, BACON and LARD. (J CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE. . NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, . CARRYSA FINE’ STOCK OF New No. 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson’s SEWING MACHINES, Which I Will Sell Hor Cash or on Easy {nstallments, at Low Prices, The Best Sewlng Machines Made. &2>Call and See Them 7 WHETHER YCU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. ‘Krhos. Shurtieff, PLAZA BSTORTE a0 . "GO TO THE Plaza Store of Thomas Sturt, If YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. % Fresh Fish Crabs. Shrimps. etc. received every Thursdav nicht. For Sale by the Leading Grocers ! “LILY WHITE,” Ez Don't Fail to Try It. Made at Gridley, by the CENTRAL MILLING CO. A $45. SEWING MACHINE FOR S17, Including 1 Year’s Subscription “Tie Daily Transcript.” We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the (+ ago . . SINGER SEWING MACHINESAt lower rates than ever before for a good machine. This machine is made after the latest models of the Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, orNamentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have every impottan improvement ina /oose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a coliar securely pinned to the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is julled out enough to release the’ balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin tili the bcbbin is filled. When the machine is liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be operated by the treadle. Each Machine Has the Following Attachments * FOOT H! MLER, 6 HEMMER3, alfdifferent 1 SCREW DRIVER, FOOT RUFF widths, 1 GAUGE,

TUCKER, EEDL . 1 WRENCH 1 GAUGE SCREW, PACKAKE NNG,ES, 17 HREAD CUTTER, i OIL CAN. filled with Oi), CHECK SPRIT 1 BINDER 1 INET. AUCTION ECOK. THROAT PLAE § BOBBINS. The driving wheel on this machine ‘is‘admitted to be the simplest i — Tho Bust Panily Flour in-the-Market, —. roat, Asthma, and evéry affect f th Throat, Lungs and Chest, including Consumption tte y and permanent, Genuine signed ‘*!, Speed; REMOVED! . Swart’s Photd-raph Rooms AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on Fine Street, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business. Photographs in al! tl e ! atest Styles. Old Pictures copied and enlarged. JOHN SY7ART, Phot g apher. CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street.. tetneees Nevada: Vit) Paid up Capital $30 000. A General Banking Business Transactes. Wii SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL) . FACTS ABOUT THE TEA’ WE DRINK. But few people know that there fs such @ ~}> thing as eun-cured tea in existence; and fewer have seen it. But therets, and it is of all teas the sweetest, purest, and most fragrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it. That Is answered easily; but it is neces#ary to present po a <n The public only knows gen vi — Classes, viz., — green and the Green Teas. Few people know that the-bright blufshgteen color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it ig nevertheless @rtificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, plumbago, and other unhealthful mineral Solors being used for this purpose The effect fa twofold: It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, once under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea, Theabominable coloring practice even admits of the use of foreign substances, and the English government, which looks closer into the genuineness of its staples than ours, bas in some of the alleged “ fiuest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, ricehusks, and willow leaves, In fact, it is openly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wii low leaves are annually imported ag tea, which without the coloring process would be {mpossible. They repert tea as oneof the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea intoa merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of green coloring matter ig too strong to withstand, and the worthlessness of the trash that often finds {ts Way to this mar. ket labeled “New Crop,” “ Best Quality,” “Green Tes," etc., would simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the un. healthfulness of the Prussian blue, plum.bago, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. Black Teas, The basket and pan-ffred Japan teas, as well as the China teas that may be included under New York, San Franctece. And Sacrameant« We issue BILI:S OF EXCHANG: Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipai cities of GREAT BRITAI> and EUROPE. gs —Csltections on any part-of th United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for Count and State Warrante, Gold and Silver Bullion nr chased Assay Office at this Bank. : j “OFFICERS: &. M@ PRESTON.......55. PRESIDEY 8. M. HUNT. -. Vieg PRESIDED JOHN T. MORGAN,..2..cceccc0ss: Casnit D, E. MOKGAN..Ass’T CASHIER and Src": DIRECTORS: vr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. Mouea¥ Gro. M. Hueuss, D, E. Moreayn, Wa. EDWARDS, _ L Housman, B. M. Priston. CORRESPONDENTS. New York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Nationa! Bank of D. 0, bill » Co. Nevada County N. G. 8. R. TIME TABLE NO. 43 Takes Effect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, a: 12 o'clock, M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: 12 95 A M Dally, connect wit) * ° * overland arriving a’ far Francisco at 9:15 A. M., aud overland from East.” 10:00 A : Paty connecting wit! > y + Colfax Local. arriving inSan Francisco at 7:15 P. M, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. — Daily, bringing pas 5:22 A. M. squgese and mai) leav ing San Franciscoat7 P. M., also Eusterw passengers, §:22 Pp M Daily, ccnnecting with . * * Overland leaving Su francisco at 8:00 a. M. JOHN ¥. KIDDER, Genera) Manager. £. H. BROWN, Superintendent. running and most convenientof any. The machine is self-threading, has the very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the beet-muaerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and ie finished. in a superior styelt. 1t has veneered cover, drop-lexf table, end drs wers and cenwing drawer,” The menufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YFARS. : : chine, and expects to order one nex Lonemont, Cot., Nov. 17, 1889. week. E. H. Ripovrt. Lreceived the machine all right, and — am well pleased with it. It does ex-. Umntonrown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. cellent work. Peninan McCarry. Ws. cocetred i mpealiine aane ~ Arrus, ArK Deo. 4° 9. mouths ago. avegiven it @ fair trie Te Chivago Singer sewing uv: bine and like it bint Ponda We phereceved in yood order. The michine. '® % wood asa Miz, ey or Row ers isu Spludid one; the Agen + here — PR OW REE would ask about thirty-five tollars for Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. such a machine. Many th: ks. I : é received your premium sewin Joarm BacHMam. 4 schind in good order, and am well a pleased with the game. Accept my Somerset, Va., Oct. 28,1889. . thanks. ; A. Norron, The machine ordered of r arrived, wee and after a few days’ trial [ find it to] Weix’s Brings, N, Y., Nov.20, 1889. be as represented, and doubtless wil! I would say, after using the sewing vontinue to give satisfaciion. machine received from you, it giver ARY J. WALKER. rfect satisfuetion in al! respects, do ng all kinds of work very nicely. Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. Q Mas. I. 0. Youmans, The premium sewing machine came pscraes" é to hand very promptly and in ol Wesrsoro, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. der, It is nicely finished, and worke. My sewing machine gives good sat like a charm, and we are delighted . isfaction—dves a pee work asa fi with it. . ‘E, F.Youna., . dollar machine. ary E. doen Sr, Mancarer’s, Md., Dec. 14, 1889, * Herring, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. We received the machine two weeks}. The seving machine I got from you since in good order. We are p ae_a premium last year, cannot be beat. . with the machine and glad to speak of . en, and does as good work as a $40.00 you asan honest, honorable firm. Aim neighbor was here to look at the ma% ® ry ~~ Ld ASB. Prices, l'avable in Advance : MachineNo. 3 and Laity TRANSCRIPT I year..17 00 5 ‘fe «“ wes e18 06 ‘ 5 “ . “ ee e+e+1Q 00° Ge Subseribea ‘o pay freight from ithe factory,” which THREE AND A Ha F DOLLARS 40 Nevada City. ‘ 5: “BROWS *& OALKLNS, Pubs. Datey Taansuntrr, Gro. B. Mur, (uick Time ¥ Chean Fares ‘Eastern and European Oities.$ BY rE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTA) ‘ALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciric System.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connecons with the several Railway Lines in the East, —ANI ATtlew York and New Orleans {With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And 'Tourist. Sleeping Oars 4 La! laud Express Trains. N: Atheabed le/Overiand . for Berths in ~ ~-Fourist Sleeping Cara. a [Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths 0 mm other izformatton PF hee upon ‘Spplics tion at the Company’s offices where passen wers calling in person can secure choice oi routes, etc, — ” . TOW T. H, GOO) N, Bent fH exer, Gen. Por atht ag . Y, Gen. Traf. . BORAT fabalnce dale RAIL ROAD LANDS. ds in Central and North ® PL. Boy aed evada and ta et or address, W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C. P. B. B, te: Francisco. For Landsin Southern Calffornia, apply to or address 4 ASTORIA for Infants end Children. aud Taran Sho Cage ntverant . sank Work of supererogation to endorse it Few “Castoria,? ad shell er teommended are the ai fami mho do not keep . fo do oo an iehan invariably prodasd Sexe, Cankog mR “te Row ¥: Panos, M.D., Late Pastor Church. p a Now Ya on” Tus Carracn Courant, 17 Monnay Samer, New You. ' B OARgR, z Carr Bros.. PROPRIETOMS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG: : STORE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. T 8. UABB ERP CONSTA K Tune USUALLY PON RDA LARGE AND DOMPLETE STOUR O» YY Wirst-ola ee Dru< Store. eee PAIN T.8 OILS VARNISHES ETC 3chool Books, _ the generat heading of * black teas,” get their color from the firiug or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter {8 also frequently used to give a certain desired commercial Sppearance. The firing and the coloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the id@ntity of the tea. and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing for the deteriorating effect of excessive firingjwhich= }ea . itiat be resorted to when a very cheap prod. SS ‘ct is used and an extreme color desired, _ Beech’s Tea (Sun-dried), Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know less, although it is extensively-used where it ig known and understood We are told that when tea is so poor it cannot be sold at home or safely shipped to the English markets, {t ts shipped to America; that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the rea sons we have not been offered sun-dried teas, They were good enough to send elsewhere. The aun-dried teas being sun-cured, no coloring matter is used, hence nothing bet Pure tea leaves can be employed; for unas. sisted by manipulation or coloring, all at tem pte at adulteration or the introduction of giaring. That it is, therefore, sweeter and far more fragrant than the artificially colored. green teas ad the manipulated basket or pan-fred teas, you hardly need be told. Tiiat it is more healthful than the miueral-colored teas, is also apparent. That it is more expensive, is also true; and that is another reason you have never seen it. There {a nct so much profit in it as there is in the cheap adulterated and colored teas, About the Cost of Teas. According to the custom-house reports, the amount of tea received at San Francisco last year (1890) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value $956,290, or a fraction over 18c per pound. The consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 130 tea all the way from 50c to $1 per pound, In other words, for that $956,250 worth of tea the consumer paid between four and five millions of dollars, There are-your @uormous profits, and there you will probably find the chief reason why most of yow never heard of asun-driedtea. As the sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be absoartificially colored and manipulated teas. Hence the margins on them are smaller, and many dealers don’t care about handling them, and you know nothing about them. But it is the object of this article to tell you where you can get them, and what to ask for, and all about them, % ‘“# Beeoh’s Tea.” “Beech’s Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, is now offered to the people of the Pacific Coast, It will be a revelation to you. You doubtless never saw any natural leaf. Have your grocer break open a package. It will be found in color to be just between the artificially colored green and the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful fragrance. It is offered to the people at 600 per pound, the same price that many artificially colored teas are sold for, But its guar d purity kes it more ical to use; for a less quantity, say about twenty grains, ‘is required per cup. As there are 7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to be between three and four hundred cups to the pound, or at the rate of about one filth of @ cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest, Itis put up in one-pound packages ouly, in patent airtight and mebrereprert parchment, with the trade-mark that is found at the bottom of this article plainly printed on the package. It is sold in this form for two reasons; one is, that the original strength and aroma is preserved; and second, there can be no deception, which would ‘be quite possible if it were sold in bulk, without the name and trade-mark attached, Caution. Recollect that the margin of profit is so much smaller on Beech’s pure sun-dried teas than on the arfificlally colored teas that you "t got it if tem by any other name can be. put offon you. Ask for BEECH‘S. TEA ssaate e "Pure As Uhildhood. If your grocer dows not havw it, he wil} get: trade-mark and price is: plainly printed on each package, : ' Perhaps the best way to get tt ato go where it. on it can be had withous dif. nomas Shiurtlef{’s, Plvzn Store: RJEROME MADDEN, Land 4 jaa fran 0 Phen: mE lutely pure and of better quality than the . -~ Blank Books. . _ ——— “_. Miscellaneous*Books, ——--, — . ~-Periodicals, = —— Pictorials, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner: Field, Graden and Flower Seeds — The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. Seen eenneee ene NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) ULE [HE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Reguiar Priee $6 a Year) ® 7 OVI TEZ; THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Regurar Price $6 a Year) Both for $9 00 a ‘Year (OU Must Pay in Advanee for One Year! Chose in urrears for tne CiaNsourPr now mast or ti up in ay one year’s combination prive in advance. icc a The Daily Transcript ithe Leading paper of Nortiern Central Catifornia—a position 1¢ b was estab! shed in 1860, It gives the latest and most reliable Mininge Wetenitrel pant Sh rerreaerel and other Neva ia county news. Itis bright, indepenaent ¢nterpris The San Francisco Weekly Call 4@ handsome eight-page paper. It is issued every Thureda 4 coptai "portant news of the week, vleaued from every quarter ofthe globe, pif ps yal ie of publication. [ft coutains interesting special correspondence from all of the prin-' pal cities of the world und « vast amount of the best welected and original general terature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market quota ons, and gives spucial attention to inining, horticulural andagricultural news und is fn very respect @ first-class family r~~er, appealing tothe interest of ¢verv member o/ the 2 ‘ousehold, The Moruing Call ‘feven iasnes a week) atl, pelt nee the largest -irenlation and in resogvised as being tne « live metropolitan daily eefing newspaper w recroreinmn . LAND POR SALE. Che Only First-class Hotel in the Oity ate 100 acres of the best bottom land in Penn Valley, this;county, near John Casey's place. All fenced and under Massive. Fire-proof Structure,. cultivation and can be irriFroe from tha danger of Firesopreva. oated from the Excelsior lent in Benet Hotels Water Company’s ditch. Is deep soil (as good as the sectors aeons Travelers} best in the State), Corn ne and.potatoes can be raised gee "Bus to andfrom all Trains. . with success. The finest Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage shi in fruits can be raised OMe th the Ratlding. waar irrigation. The Table Not Excelled bythat. Terms reasonable. ApAny. Hotel in the Inteply at the Darity Transrior of the State. CRIPT office. a23-tf, Ana Health Resort Nevada Uoelied an where on she (rede het wed t and health-giviug climate at. ~~ 40 stevatum of Ee ivet ubuvesea level, i is surrounded by@elightiul mountain scen ty has pure monutain water, and is fr fro! Try it. ‘ Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal,, FRED SEARLS, Titles iene’ and Insured At‘orney and Oounselor at Law. JOHN A. RAPP, 4 ’ (County Recorder 11 consecutive years) . ] 31s PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUST SEARCHER OF RECORDS, state and Federal. NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT, _ Uffion—Opposite Coert House, saié—6000 acres of land of the Call‘iron and Steel © situated in wher tna eereeerss the ob Reyady county and fret. You ‘Valley. Joris, Beck selaleh apie . Vote anc te on Rast Broad street, NeyyY.¥ Begianers sare Ml NEYz = “0 tores of land situated in Pleasant wee ee