August 16, 1891 (4 pages)

pees & te lise; eng ee or ot Sale but“r of the deceased, Paying for ft the real © purposes said Court @ estute ot @ suid Suath day of forenoon of id Sup rior 1 County of rie: shouid tor to ge] Ww fnid do . Bhall be be publish. ain Neva: paper print. nda County JWELL, Hor Court. a: Bale. or the coun. fornia, ~ ninistratrix deceased, 1g for an or. real estate ms in said ore ordered raons interweased, ap: w Court on meer, aii day, at lor Court.at ity, Califor. der should ninistratrix etition des8 order be IVE “Weeks IPT, a news at Nevada WELL, or Judge. jy22 OFFICES: , 18H. estant, vs, rs and Le as Davison, » Respond. nd SW} of R, 10 E. M. its asa por: idated Plac1056. . the veritied eorge W. aring there Jove named } witnesses, nts, togetldappear ber of this of teenth day 0 o’clock a. ré to introher’: Jst-— : foragriculsea, Ynd— . have failed hereon as rejer sak T6ndoned the said M. A. the homeestant be alRegister. ey for Conab 868. » County of ia. » of Charles Powell, the of Charles led his petiler of sale of cedent, for It is therert, that all © of waid deid Superior lay of Auhe forenoon pm ‘of said ity, in the aise Why an ta the said . he real es ind that a shed once a eks in the per printed county. DWELL, ior Court. » County oi a te of J. L. ‘Powell, ‘the f J. L, Johnhis petitios f sale of all nt, for the it therethat all @ of said, deperior Court ugust, 1891, lay, at the w Court at ‘of Nevada, should ‘not nistrator to it deceased. * be pablishpasive weeks wspaper id Savada DWELL, : ior Court. a5 e. TING COM: nia. Notice eting of the mpany held Ei ~ ehagagel r share was of said Com1 U. 8, gold stock upon main unpaid 39}, shall be be duly adjetion on the’ the dedb gsbiig the nes of bale. setors. Secretary. on Pine St., a pen jon. {BNTO,CAL, . ing : pf his aie beCivil : Engi Nevapa Datny. TRANSCRIPT. VOL. LXI.—No. 95 ® 03 @ NEVADA CITY, CAL. THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 16, 1891. Established Sept. 6, 1250, by N. P. Brown & Co. Tae Daily Transeript. . cele ec eacinei cial PUBLISHED i Every Dav Except Sunday, —BY = BROWN & CALKINS, N, P. Brown, L. S. Calkins Business Manager. Editor, Ofice—'Trauscript Block,” Commercial treet, Nevada Vity, Calif, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ¢ Year, pavable in Advance City Subscribers. 15 Cts per week. Terms for Advertising Legal Advertisements, $1 per square for first insertion and sus per square furjeach additional inse rtiva. . Business advertisements as per card rate + furnished on application Lucal Notices -10 ceuts per line for first isertion and 5 cent+per line for each addi {onal insertion. ; a! Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NC 47 Tudo readvnt Uraer of Udd Fellow Meets at Odd. Fellow's Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month at 7:80 o’vlock. M. L. ROBERTS, C, P. aEO. A; GRAY, 3. , NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R. A.M. ' Lasnnaes eTATED MERETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. EK. M. PRESTON,:H. P. -. J. ROLFE, secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West, Meets at Pythian Castie EVERY TUESDAY KVE’G AT 7:30 O'CLK, FRED SEARLS, President. JOHN-€. NILON, R. 3. NEVAPA LODGE, (NO, 13°F. & ALM Meets at Masonic Hall} Btuted meetings onthe Second Wednesday of exch muuth. : $ Visiting Hreth.en in good standing are cordially invited, JOHN T, MORGAN, Master, I J, ROLFEK, secretary. MOUNTAIN. DIVISION. No.6. Oniform Rank Kaivhts of Pythias Meets at Armorv Hall birst Wednesday Eveuing of Kuch Month at : 7:00 u'elock. BO: A. GRAY, 8. K. R. f NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO,6. Knights Templar. oe Meets at Masoniv Huil , F/R91 AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH . MONTH at 7% o'clock, © ; DAVID EF MORGAN, OIf, ROLFS, &. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thidreday Evening of Each Mouth, at 7:80 0'clock, CORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH v, SUKEFUKIH, R. 3 NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE. NO, 30 Young Men's Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Alternate Thursday Evening com Byer, tar ein the First thuredav Eveo ing in the veur, : THOMAS BROWN, President. CARL SUHEMER KR, 5, = Sa MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle KVERY FRIDAY EVb’G at 7:30 0'OLOUK W. T. MORGAN, C. C. B &§. RECTOK, K. of K. and o, PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, Order Sona of St, George. ‘ Meets at Pythian Castle, Saturday Evening, (except fourth bap be rday of ro month,) ahi80 o clock. Visiting Brothers cordially invited, LEONARW™ FUUTE, Worthy President. T. H. WATERS, Sevretary, —_——— ee OR. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, oO’ FICE AT VINTON'S DRUG SLORE, NEVADA CITY. WHs. S £0, Attorney and Oouuselor at Law, erlCKk Thomas —niidine, corner Broac O and Pine streets Neveda bite ~j. M. WALLING, Attornev at Law. {OR—Tilley Butlding, Corner Broad Onna Pine Streets, Nevada City. KB uperior Judge of Nevada County, fi. E. ORAPMAN, DwBnTieT sieip NEVADA CITY. ZOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. 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The premium sewing machine came : to hand very promptly and in good o1Wesrsono, Mo., . 10, 1889. der. Tt is nicely finished, and works. My-sewing uiachine gives yood sat: like a charm, and we are. delighted . iafuction—does as pee work uaa fifty with it, E. F. Young. !dollar machine. Mary E, Murray, Sr. Manuannr’s, Md° Dee. 14, 1889, ; Herrimga, Oho, Nov, 19,1889. We received the ‘machine two weeks with the machine and glad to apesk ot] <n, and does as you asan. honest, honorable firm. A. machine. ' Gao. B, Mum. neighbor was here to look at the ma« +] . *. na ‘ P Prices, 'avable.in Advance: MachineNo, 3 and Laity TRanscripT 1 year. 17 00 ‘ 4 ea teeske CO “PS Subscribea ‘o pay freight from® the facto c! “YHREE AND A Ha F DOLLARS oe BROWS & CA The sev ing machine I got from you ag a premium tast year, connor be beatgood work as a $40.00 Quick ‘Time # Eastern and European Oities.; BY YAK GREAT TRANSCONTINENTA: jALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, \Paciric SyseTem.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connec: ons with the several Kallway Tines in the Kast, —AND AfNew York and New. Orleans . With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OaRt And Tourist Sleeping Oare hedto Overland Express Trains, N: Ae jaitonal charge far Berths ip Totirist Sleeping Uars, i Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths secureo and other it.formation given aan applice tion at the Company’s offices where " vere calling in person can secure choice o1 routes, etc, s NE, T. H. +e OP Reha, ‘dea Pow rs wt Ag R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager,San Francisco Cal," RAIL ROAD LANDS. itis in Central and: torala, Oreeon, Nevade'nna Usahs sppiy't or For Laudsin Southern California, app! w address 2 . . W. H, MILLS, Land Agent,0, dba R, tas. or RJERUME MADDEN, Landagen =P, RB, FACTS ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK. at But few people know nid" tities ts onen 8 have seen it. But there fs, and it is of all teas the sweetest, purest, and most fragrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered foe pdb you know nothing of it That le answ easily; but it is necessary to present frst @ few. details. The public only knows two general classes, viz., the green and the black teas, Green Teas. Few people know that the bright bluish green color of the ordivary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless artificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plumbago, and other uubealthful mineral colors being used for this purpose The effect is twofold. It not only makes the tewa bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits.the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, Once under the_g:cen_cloak,-are— readily worked off as a good quality of tea. Theabom{unable coloring practice even admits of the_ use of foreign substances, and the English government, which looks closer into the genulueness of its staples than ours, has in some of the alleged “finest.” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, rice ‘busks, aud willow leaves, In fact, it is openly etated by ar®uglish authority that hundred of thousauds of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wiilow leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report tea as one of the most uotoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea intoa merchantable produet with a few cents’ worth-of green coloring maiter is too strong to withstaud, and the worthiessness of the trash that often finds its way to this mar ket labeled “New Crop,” “Best Quality," “Green Tea," etc., would siniply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the'unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbaxgo, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. ‘ Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well » as the China teas that may be included under the generat heading of “ black teas,” get their color from the firiug or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter is also frequently naed.to give.a certain desired commercial appearance. The firing and the coloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the identity of the tea. and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing for the deteriorating effect of excessive firiugjwhich must be resorted to when a very cheap prodUct is used and an extreme color desired. Beéch’s Tea (Sun-dried), . Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know less, although it is exteusively used where it ia known and understood:—We are toldgithat when tea {s so poor it cannot be sold at home or safely shipped tothe English markets, it ie shipped to America, that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the ree sons we have not been offered suu-dried teas, They were good enough to send elnewhera. The sun-dried teas being sun-cured, so coloring matter ts used, hence nothing bee pure tea leaves can be employed; for unas sisted by manipulation or coloring, all at tem pts at adulteration or the iutroduction of foreign leaves or material would be bold and Giaring. That it is, therefore, sweeter and. far more fragraut than the artificially colored green teas and the manipulated basket or pan-fired teas, you hardly veéd be told. That it is more healthful than the miueral-colo:ed teas, is also apparent,’ That it is more expensive, is also true; aud that fs another reason you have never seen it, There i» a: ¢ so much profit im 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 $956,200, or a fraction over i8c per pound The consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 180 tea all the way from 600 to $1 per pound. In other words, for that $y56,259 worth of tea thecousumer pald between four and five millions of dollars. There are your enormous profits, aud there you will pr bably find the chief reason why most of you never heard of arun-driedtea Asthe sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be absolutely pure and of better quality than the artificially colored aud 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. eye: “Beoooh'’s Tea.” “Beech's Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, fs 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 & package. It will be found in color to be just between the artificially colored gréen 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 artificlally colored teas are sold for. But ite guar“anteed purity makes it more economical 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 aud four hundred cups to the pound, or at the rate of about one fifth of @ cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest, Itis put up in one-pound packages only, im patent air-tight’ and molsture-proof 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 ean 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 art{fictally ‘wand that you wou't get it if tea by any other hame can be putoffonyou. Ask for BEECH‘S. TEA "Pure As Unildhood. Bf reer urwser dean bal Nege 0 eit get it for you, Price 60e per pound. The above trade-mark and price is plainly printed on mr tue they Davo and ere wiling vo eel Jeena be had withows dimrah 8 Shurtieff's, Plug: store. stite FORT NEB have be de the ome thing as sun-cured tea in existence, and fewer, for Infants and Children. Gastorta is v0 well adapted to child Oastoria cures Colic, Constipation, ren i aetmmend it a4 superior to any Kany Gomsch. 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Shipping fruits can be raised Office in the Building. . without irrigation, the Table Not fxcelled by that. . Terms reasonable. — ApAny Hotel in the Inteply at the Datty Trans: rior of the State. cRIPT Office. a23-tf. Aéa Health Resort Nevada itv is uotexrelled any energ op the Cuast; being in an uviguratirg aod health-giviug climate at an elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level, 1 isaurrounded by delightful mountain sce ry has pure moutitaia water, and ‘is f£ from fogaand malaria, Try It. YATIUNAL EXSHANGE HOTEL. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. Che Only First-class Hotel in the City at ee Free ‘Bus to and from all Trains. Se Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., FRED SEARLS, Titles Examined and Insured At‘orney snd Oounselor st Law. JOHN A. RAPP, : (County Recorder 11 comsectitive years) WV? L PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP1 ' SEARCHER OF RECORDS, AR and Féderai. 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pees & te lise; eng ee or ot Sale but“r of the deceased, Paying for ft the real © purposes said Court @ estute ot @ suid Suath day of forenoon of id Sup rior 1 County of rie: shouid tor to ge] Ww fnid do . Bhall be be publish. ain Neva: paper print. nda County JWELL, Hor Court. a: Bale. or the coun. fornia, ~ ninistratrix deceased, 1g for an or. real estate ms in said ore ordered raons interweased, ap: w Court on meer, aii day, at lor Court.at ity, Califor. der should ninistratrix etition des8 order be IVE “Weeks IPT, a news at Nevada WELL, or Judge. jy22 OFFICES: , 18H. estant, vs, rs and Le as Davison, » Respond. nd SW} of R, 10 E. M. its asa por: idated Plac1056. . the veritied eorge W. aring there Jove named } witnesses, nts, togetldappear ber of this of teenth day 0 o’clock a. ré to introher’: Jst-— : foragriculsea, Ynd— . have failed hereon as rejer sak T6ndoned the said M. A. the homeestant be alRegister. ey for Conab 868. » County of ia. » of Charles Powell, the of Charles led his petiler of sale of cedent, for It is therert, that all © of waid deid Superior lay of Auhe forenoon pm ‘of said ity, in the aise Why an ta the said . he real es ind that a shed once a eks in the per printed county. DWELL, ior Court. » County oi a te of J. L. ‘Powell, ‘the f J. L, Johnhis petitios f sale of all nt, for the it therethat all @ of said, deperior Court ugust, 1891, lay, at the w Court at ‘of Nevada, should ‘not nistrator to it deceased. * be pablishpasive weeks wspaper id Savada DWELL, : ior Court. a5 e. TING COM: nia. Notice eting of the mpany held Ei ~ ehagagel r share was of said Com1 U. 8, gold stock upon main unpaid 39}, shall be be duly adjetion on the’ the dedb gsbiig the nes of bale. setors. Secretary. on Pine St., a pen jon. {BNTO,CAL, . ing : pf his aie beCivil : Engi Nevapa Datny. TRANSCRIPT. VOL. LXI.—No. 95 ® 03 @ NEVADA CITY, CAL. THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 16, 1891. Established Sept. 6, 1250, by N. P. Brown & Co. Tae Daily Transeript. . cele ec eacinei cial PUBLISHED i Every Dav Except Sunday, —BY = BROWN & CALKINS, N, P. Brown, L. S. Calkins Business Manager. Editor, Ofice—'Trauscript Block,” Commercial treet, Nevada Vity, Calif, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ¢ Year, pavable in Advance City Subscribers. 15 Cts per week. Terms for Advertising Legal Advertisements, $1 per square for first insertion and sus per square furjeach additional inse rtiva. . Business advertisements as per card rate + furnished on application Lucal Notices -10 ceuts per line for first isertion and 5 cent+per line for each addi {onal insertion. ; a! Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NC 47 Tudo readvnt Uraer of Udd Fellow Meets at Odd. Fellow's Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month at 7:80 o’vlock. M. L. ROBERTS, C, P. aEO. A; GRAY, 3. , NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R. A.M. ' Lasnnaes eTATED MERETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. EK. M. PRESTON,:H. P. -. J. ROLFE, secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West, Meets at Pythian Castie EVERY TUESDAY KVE’G AT 7:30 O'CLK, FRED SEARLS, President. JOHN-€. NILON, R. 3. NEVAPA LODGE, (NO, 13°F. & ALM Meets at Masonic Hall} Btuted meetings onthe Second Wednesday of exch muuth. : $ Visiting Hreth.en in good standing are cordially invited, JOHN T, MORGAN, Master, I J, ROLFEK, secretary. MOUNTAIN. DIVISION. No.6.. Oniform Rank Kaivhts of Pythias Meets at Armorv Hall birst Wednesday Eveuing of Kuch Month at : 7:00 u'elock. BO: A. GRAY, 8. K. R. f NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO,6. Knights Templar. oe Meets at Masoniv Huil , F/R91 AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH . MONTH at 7% o'clock, © ; DAVID EF MORGAN, OIf, ROLFS, &. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thidreday Evening of Each Mouth, at 7:80 0'clock, CORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH v, SUKEFUKIH, R. 3 NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE. NO, 30 Young Men's Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Alternate Thursday Evening com Byer, tar ein the First thuredav Eveo ing in the veur, : THOMAS BROWN, President. CARL SUHEMER KR, 5, = Sa MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle KVERY FRIDAY EVb’G at 7:30 0'OLOUK W. T. MORGAN, C. C. B &§. RECTOK, K. of K. and o, PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, Order Sona of St, George. ‘ Meets at Pythian Castle, Saturday Evening, (except fourth bap be rday of ro month,) ahi80 o clock. Visiting Brothers cordially invited, LEONARW™ FUUTE, Worthy President. T. H. WATERS, Sevretary, —_——— ee OR. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, oO’ FICE AT VINTON'S DRUG SLORE, NEVADA CITY. WHs. S £0, Attorney and Oouuselor at Law, erlCKk Thomas —niidine, corner Broac O and Pine streets Neveda bite ~j. M. WALLING, Attornev at Law. {OR—Tilley Butlding, Corner Broad Onna Pine Streets, Nevada City. KB uperior Judge of Nevada County, fi. E. ORAPMAN, DwBnTieT sieip NEVADA CITY. ZOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. Office a Residence, Sacramento se A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, iW B somos 2 fF sa ind FUNE BOOTS AND HORS A SPEUIALTY BEPA.RING DONE NEATLY, _W. W. WAGGONER, (@uceessor to W. F, Englebright,) : and + Surveyor, Deputy County’ Survevor and Deputy US, Miriers$ Curveyo estan Meteas A Ro nertamiens Neveds -. ‘6 G. Wm, Durst, Prop. known and povnlar Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend tokeep on hand at all times the Very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made te order on short notice and on moat reasonable terns. Allorders ‘or anythittg in my line prompt ly uttended to. a ' ? . By a'rict attention to business, giving the best ratisfuctiou and selling at low rates, } hope to merit a tberal putrouage. Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTIST, NEVADA OITY aopen tkag tf 0th Office with Dr. N. E, Chapman, Sacramento street. a20 tf. P.F, SIMONDS : Atturney and Counselor at Law, \ ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Nev: LAR 3. 8. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND OONVEYANCFR. ()FRICE—South side Broad Street oppo: site Union Street, Nevada “17. Wi. practice in al) the Courts of the State, ind he Courtsof the Umted “*ates within he State of California Cea enue “0 8 WOODMANBEE, M.D, Physician, Suig.on and Oucliust. IVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL diseusva of the EYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar to Females and all Chronic Diseases: Also, RnEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and ichardson atreets, Grass Valley. . . Office-—-Mill street, 3 doors suntn of Neal} street. Office Houcs—10 to 124, M., 2to 4 and 6 tov Pp. M. EDWARD M. PRICK, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, RADUATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE of Physicians and Surgeons, Londen, Kanal v the University of Brussels, Belgtum, etc, Offi vat Cart Bros, Drug Store. Nevaita City, LUMEIE & MAND, WATOHMAKER: AND JEWELER rend Street, Nevada (tty. Empire Livery Stable’ Broad at., Nevada City Na ona) Ex: ohange i JAMES HENNESSY, roprietor, oe NHE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRF Stable has the largest lot of (lerses, Curriages and Bugalies To be found in this part of the State, Teams with elegant Bugzies, Wagons ara ducks to jot at the shortest uotice and he most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, uf geod sty! sud cupuble of going as fast ag any gentle tan Cares to drive. Good Saddle Horavs always on hand UABRRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROM PT: PURNISHED (T HA3 TURNED UP. A CHANGE TO MAKE MonrBY. BY polling aur new Book “CHARACTER KKICHKS.” itis the greatest sellir¢ hook ever brvgeb kul -n the routh, FIFVYwO—b2 FUL. PAVE ORIGINAL ILLUSTKAIIOSS, fresh and striking i homorous and serious. Printed on heavy plutep per, Itisthe Cheapest souk for it sige and cha a ter ever published. One ageut seld 108 copies in Neshville in three days. Priceof oulfit only 75 cents \pply at once iorterms # d territury. 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All the parts are made tc gauye exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed

of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have-every importan improvement ina loose 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 aie is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin .is to be wound the bolt is j ulled out enough to ‘release the balanee wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin till the bobbin 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 GA FuoOT H! MLER, 6 HEMMERS, all different 1 REW DRIVER, FOOT RUFF widths, 1 UGE, sK 1 WRENCH 1 GAUGE SCREW, 1 THREAD CUTTER, 3 G1) CAN. filled with Oi), 1 BINDER 1 INET RUCTIOD ECOK. HROAT PLAE f BOBBINS, The driving wheel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest, CURES He Wr coping Sough, roup re Throat, Asthma, and every affection of th: Throat, Lungs and Chest, including Consumptio: Speedy and permanent, Genuine signed “!, Butts 4 REMOVED Swart’s. Photo»raph Rooms AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGKAPH GALLERY on . Pine street, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business, Photographs in all the Latest Sty leg. Old Pictures copied and enlarged, JOHN. S°7ART, Photcgr apher. CITIZENS BANK, 3road Btreet.....-.Nevadal Oit aid up Capital $30 00 A General Banking Business ‘Transactes. W Ege? SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL, New York, San Francisco, And Sacraments We tesue BILLS OF EXCHANG: Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities of GREAT BRITA and KUROPE. Collections on any part of th ( mited Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for Count 1nd State Warrante. Wold and Silver Bulllom wu chased Aseny Office at this Bank. ’ ‘ ©M PRESTON ORB R.M.HUNT. .. Vick Presiper (OHN Be MORGAN i i's ce ssicceiaacs CasHiv Db. E, MORGAN.. Ass’? CasHizR and Suc" DIRECTORS: ve. R. M. Hunt, JOHN T. Mon@a? Guo. M, Huengs, D. BE. Monean, Wu. Epwapos L Housman, k. M. Preston. PRESIDED .OORBESPONDENTS, New York—Firat National Bank. San Fraticisco—First National Bauk, qecramiente ~Natiena) Bank of D. 0, bil) 30, Nevada County N. G.R. R. TIME TABLE NO. 43 Lakes Bffect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, a 12 o’olook M. © LEAVING NEVADA GITY : 12.10 A.M, Bug, .souset gl far Francisco at 9:15 A. M., aud overlunc from East. Daily ing wi 10:00 A. Mi, edi Rocal artis. ing insan Francisco at 7:15 P. M. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. z. Daily, bringing par 5:22 A. Wi. cauaere and mail leas ing Sau Franciscoat7 2, N., ulso Kuster: passengers. §:22 Pp M Daily, c¢ naucting with ‘ * + Overland euving bu Francisco. at $:00 4, M. JOHN F, KIDDER, Genera) Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. running and most convenientof any, The machine is self-ihreading, has the very best tension »nd thread liberator, is madeot the beet muerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and ie finisted in a superior styelt. It has veneered cover, drop-ieaf table, end d?.wers and ‘cenwing drawer, The manufacturers WARKANT EVERY MACHINE LOR 5 YFARS, chine, and expects to order one nex Lonamont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889. . week. E. H. Rivovur. Treceived the machineall right, and —— ain well pleased with it. It does ex-. “Uniontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. cellent work, Pentnan McCarry, W * rorelegd the machin be aid tw Pe ye j mouths ago. Haveyiven it a fair trie , Autua, AaK Nes.i 189. tans like it very much, We think i Te Chicago Singer sewing uv: hine i nal forte dul ‘hi raveved in yood order, The mi chine! *® 4° Bs nee M: na ar Row 2 lo ina Bpludid one; the. Age + here AOE SAND: HOWRTE, would ask about thirty-five tollars for such a machine. Many th: ke. 4 . Josken Bacumas. Jackson, Cau., Nov 16, 1889. I received your premium rewin machine in yood order, and am well Pe vgandied = pleased with the eame. Accept my Somerset, Va., Oct. 28, 1889. ‘. thanks, A. Norton, The machine ordered of you arrived, —_ andafier afew days’tnal f find it to. Wei1’s Brings, N. Y., Nov.20, 1889. ne us represented, and doubtless wil! I would say, after using the sewing continue to give satisfaccion. machine received from you, it giver ; Mary'J. WALKER, riect satixfuetion in all respects, ing all kinds of work very nicely. Mas. I. OC. Youmans. Trenton, Neb., Nov, 26, 1889. The premium sewing machine came : to hand very promptly and in good o1Wesrsono, Mo., . 10, 1889. der. Tt is nicely finished, and works. My-sewing uiachine gives yood sat: like a charm, and we are. delighted . iafuction—does as pee work uaa fifty with it, E. F. Young. !dollar machine. Mary E, Murray, Sr. Manuannr’s, Md° Dee. 14, 1889, ; Herrimga, Oho, Nov, 19,1889. We received the ‘machine two weeks with the machine and glad to apesk ot] <n, and does as you asan. honest, honorable firm. A. machine. ' Gao. B, Mum. neighbor was here to look at the ma« +] . *. na ‘ P Prices, 'avable.in Advance: MachineNo, 3 and Laity TRanscripT 1 year.. 17 00 ‘ 4 ea teeske CO “PS Subscribea ‘o pay freight from® the facto c! “YHREE AND A Ha F DOLLARS oe BROWS & CA The sev ing machine I got from you ag a premium tast year, connor be beatgood work as a $40.00 Quick ‘Time # Eastern and European Oities.; BY YAK GREAT TRANSCONTINENTA: jALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, \Paciric SyseTem.) Daily Express Trains make prompt connec: ons with the several Kallway Tines in the Kast, —AND AfNew York and New. Orleans . With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OaRt And Tourist Sleeping Oare hedto Overland Express Trains, N: Ae jaitonal charge far Berths ip Totirist Sleeping Uars, i Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths secureo and other it.formation given aan applice tion at the Company’s offices where " vere calling in person can secure choice o1 routes, etc, s NE, T. H. +e OP Reha, ‘dea Pow rs wt Ag R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager,San Francisco Cal," RAIL ROAD LANDS. itis in Central and: torala, Oreeon, Nevade'nna Usahs sppiy't or For Laudsin Southern California, app! w address 2 . . W. H, MILLS, Land Agent,0, dba R, tas. or RJERUME MADDEN, Landagen =P, RB, FACTS ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK. at But few people know nid" tities ts onen 8 have seen it. But there fs, and it is of all teas the sweetest, purest, and most fragrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered foe pdb you know nothing of it That le answ easily; but it is necessary to present frst @ few. details. The public only knows two general classes, viz., the green and the black teas, Green Teas. Few people know that the bright bluish green color of the ordivary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless artificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plumbago, and other uubealthful mineral colors being used for this purpose The effect is twofold. It not only makes the tewa bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits.the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, Once under the_g:cen_cloak,-are— readily worked off as a good quality of tea. Theabom{unable coloring practice even admits of the_ use of foreign substances, and the English government, which looks closer into the genulueness of its staples than ours, has in some of the alleged “finest.” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, rice ‘busks, aud willow leaves, In fact, it is openly etated by ar®uglish authority that hundred of thousauds of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wiilow leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report tea as one of the most uotoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea intoa merchantable produet with a few cents’ worth-of green coloring maiter is too strong to withstaud, and the worthiessness of the trash that often finds its way to this mar ket labeled “New Crop,” “Best Quality," “Green Tea," etc., would siniply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the'unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbaxgo, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. ‘ Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well » as the China teas that may be included under the generat heading of “ black teas,” get their color from the firiug or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter is also frequently naed.to give.a certain desired commercial appearance. The firing and the coloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the identity of the tea. and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing for the deteriorating effect of excessive firiugjwhich must be resorted to when a very cheap prodUct is used and an extreme color desired. Beéch’s Tea (Sun-dried), . Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know less, although it is exteusively used where it ia known and understood:—We are toldgithat when tea {s so poor it cannot be sold at home or safely shipped tothe English markets, it ie shipped to America, that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the ree sons we have not been offered suu-dried teas, They were good enough to send elnewhera. The sun-dried teas being sun-cured, so coloring matter ts used, hence nothing bee pure tea leaves can be employed; for unas sisted by manipulation or coloring, all at tem pts at adulteration or the iutroduction of foreign leaves or material would be bold and Giaring. That it is, therefore, sweeter and. far more fragraut than the artificially colored green teas and the manipulated basket or pan-fired teas, you hardly veéd be told. That it is more healthful than the miueral-colo:ed teas, is also apparent,’ That it is more expensive, is also true; aud that fs another reason you have never seen it, There i» a: ¢ so much profit im 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 $956,200, or a fraction over i8c per pound The consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 180 tea all the way from 600 to $1 per pound. In other words, for that $y56,259 worth of tea thecousumer pald between four and five millions of dollars. There are your enormous profits, aud there you will pr bably find the chief reason why most of you never heard of arun-driedtea Asthe sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be absolutely pure and of better quality than the artificially colored aud 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. eye: “Beoooh'’s Tea.” “Beech's Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, fs 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 & package. It will be found in color to be just between the artificially colored gréen 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 artificlally colored teas are sold for. But ite guar“anteed purity makes it more economical 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 aud four hundred cups to the pound, or at the rate of about one fifth of @ cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest, Itis put up in one-pound packages only, im patent air-tight’ and molsture-proof 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 ean 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 art{fictally ‘wand that you wou't get it if tea by any other hame can be putoffonyou. Ask for BEECH‘S. TEA "Pure As Unildhood. Bf reer urwser dean bal Nege 0 eit get it for you, Price 60e per pound. The above trade-mark and price is plainly printed on mr tue they Davo and ere wiling vo eel Jeena be had withows dimrah 8 Shurtieff's, Plug: store. stite FORT NEB have be de the ome thing as sun-cured tea in existence, and fewer, for Infants and Children. Gastorta is v0 well adapted to child Oastoria cures Colic, Constipation, ren i aetmmend it a4 superior to any Kany Gomsch. 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THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regutar Prige $6 a Year) ovITTEX THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Regura: Price $6 a Year) Scth for $9 OO a Year ‘Oo Must Pay tn Advanee for One Year! Chose in arrears for the Pander now mast pay up in full, and also sy one year’s combination price in advance, The Daily Transcript ‘the Leading paper of Nortern Central Catifornia—a position it has =m: wee mee e iv epee At elves ene Hsp und moat rellable Riki Nene mart, Supervigural an ther Nevala county news. Itie bright, in < Beige ge vial ey ? ght, indepenaent enterpris The San Francisco Weekly Call +a handsome eight-page paper. Itislssned every Thursday, and contains all of th sportuut news of the week, yleaued from evyrv quarter of the globe, complete up to its of publication, ft contains lureresting special correspondence from all of the prinipal oltics of the world anda vast amount of the best selected and original general terature. It furnishes the lutest and most reliable fuancial newe and market quota ona, and gives special attention to ining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in very respect a first-class family r°>er, appealing tothe interest of every member of the ousehold, ‘ The Morning Call ‘Seven taanes nA week) a live metropolitan daily, Tt has the largest circulation and is recognised as being tne a a bee Pres 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’ irriFree from the danger of Fire so prevagated fromthe Excelsior lentin Large Hotels, r “ , . bootie as Water Company's ditch. . Is ; . deep soil (as good as the Hondquarters of Commercial: Travelerti test in the State). Gern and Tourists, : and potatoes can be raised id fr with success. The finest Telegraph, Post Office and General stage . Shipping fruits can be raised Office in the Building. . without irrigation, the Table Not fxcelled by that. . Terms reasonable. — ApAny Hotel in the Inteply at the Datty Trans: rior of the State. cRIPT Office. a23-tf. Aéa Health Resort Nevada itv is uotexrelled any energ op the Cuast; being in an uviguratirg aod health-giviug climate at an elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level, 1 isaurrounded by delightful mountain sce ry has pure moutitaia water, and ‘is f£ from fogaand malaria, Try It. YATIUNAL EXSHANGE HOTEL. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. Che Only First-class Hotel in the City at ee Free ‘Bus to and from all Trains. Se Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal., FRED SEARLS, Titles Examined and Insured At‘orney snd Oounselor st Law. JOHN A. RAPP, : (County Recorder 11 comsectitive years) WV? L PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP1 ' SEARCHER OF RECORDS, AR and Féderai. NOTARY PUBLIC & INQURANCE AGENT, ' Qffied—Opposite — Corrt Honse, . , For saie—000 acres of land of the Calia gtaners cam from €85 to 660 ty an , Hie. Both sexee, «ll a 4. free. is own Valley. SPER . vicngnt = 09 Ra arena ares.