August 21, 1891 (4 pages)

ar of fe, Sale Utor of the deceased, Paying for } the Teal Purposes afd Court . atte of Bald surend ps OOn of d Sup -rior County of de: should Hor to'sei] 2 waid de shall be © publish. im Neva. wPer print& County WELL, or Court, Bale t the coum ornia. ‘8. E. Sto. ihistratrix deceased, ¢ for an oréal estate i in said reordered sone inter. eased, ap' Court on eptember, day, at wCourt at y, Califorér should inistratrix tition des. J order be ive wecks PT, a newst Nevada WELL, r Judge. jy22 OFFICE, 1891. stant, Va. s and Les Davison, Respondd SW} of . 10 EF. M. 8 48 & porlated Plac1056. the verified Feorge W. ring there. * ve named witneases, its, togethap ar beOf this-ofeenth day ) o'clock A, e to introer; Ist-— for agricul. es, 2nd— have failed ereon as rerT said —redoned the said M. A. the homestant be alRegister. y for Con. an 8. County of = of Charles Powell, the of Charles ed his petir of sale of edent, for It is theret, that all of said de1 Superior ny of Au6 forenoon m of said ty, in the use why an cS the Maid e real ésnd that a hed once a ks in the er printed ounty. WELL, or Court. Powell, the 4. L. Johniq petition fa of all nt, for the t is therert, that all 2 of said deerior Court gust, 1801, ay, at the p Court at of Nevada, should not ligtrator to d deceased. be publish agive weeks newspaper id Nevada DWELL, or Court. ab ING COMnia. Notice of the Howin ten, MM a 4 Bt uy RAILROAD LANDS. CVADA DAIiy ~ Py RIPY. VOL, LXI—No. 9510 ‘NEVADA. OFTY. GAL. FRIDAY EVENING: AUGUST 21, 1891. I Established Sept. 6, 2990, by N. P. Brown & Co."f Tue Daily ‘Tennseript, : (New York Bakery PUBLISHED Every D.v-/Except Sunday, * BY , BROWN & CALKINS, N. P, Brown, Business Manager. Editor. L. Sv Cafkins G. Wm. Durst, Prop. AVIN PURCHASED THIS WELLOffice—Transcript Block,” Commerciat H known and povnlar Bakery, on +troet, Nevada City, Calif, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : . Year, pavable in Advance..$6, City Subscribers. 2 5 ‘Cts per week. Teriis for Adveytising Legal Advertise-~ wm ents, $1 per square for firat insertion and _ cents per square*for each additional in#ertion. Business advertisements as per card rate --furnished on application, Local Notices -10 cents per line for first asertion and6 cent+per ling for each addi{onal insertion, ’ “Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 47 Inde*endent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd fellow’s Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Eaeh Month at 7:30 o'clock, M. L. ROBERTS, C, P. . Q@EQ. A. GRAY, 6. oe NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R. A. M. eTATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, K. M. PRESTON, H. P. J, ROLFE,. secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of. the Golden West. Meotaat Pythian Castice SVERY TO RSDAY-EVWG AT 7:30 O'CLK. _ FR SEARLS, President. JOHN C. NILON, R,8. . : NEVACA LODGE, NO.-13 F.& A.M. Mééta at Masonto Bali} " Btatea mootlaxs outhe Second Wednesday of eveh mua ' Visiting Brethien in good standing are curdially invited. JOHN T. MORGAN, Master, I J. ROLFE, Secretary. s MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Oniform Bank Kaichts of Pythias Meets at Armorv Hall eirat Wednesday Eveuing of Each Month at 7g y'ctock7 “J. A, RAPP, B K, C. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. B. : NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6, Knights Templar, Meets at Masoniv Hil ND THIRD THURSDAY OF BAOM ate MONTH at 79 o’cluck,~ DAVID E MORGAN, C. ~T.d, ROLFS, Be LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meeta at Pythian Castle th Th Evening of Each ag ands Mouths Y.a0 o'eloc fs CORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH vu, SUKEFURTH, RK. 3 NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE. NO. 30] Young Men’s Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Alternate fhursday Kyaning com he ewith the first thursday Kveu ing in the vear, THOMAS BROWN, President. CARL BUHEMEK &. 8. MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias, Meeta at Pythian, Castle EVERY FRIDAY EVk'G at 7:50 O0'CLOUK W. T. MORGAN, ©, C. B' &. RECTOR, K. of BK. aud b. PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, Order Sons of St. George. Meets at Pythian Castle, Baturduy Evening, (extept fourth ' pe 0 of each onth,)\a 7:80 0 cluck, Visiting Brothérs gordially invited. LEONARI FOUTE, Worthy President. T. H. WATERS, Servretary, ‘ Quiek Time &:Choan ar. ALL BAIL ROUTES —OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (Padivic Syverum.) Daily Express Traina make prompt connec. Railway Lines Se A eae ~AND ATMew York: and New Orleans F i a With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE’ _, . BLEBPING CAR wncdaltignal -chane Berths in eeping Uare. — Oar Berths off ean secure ay ola Sleeping ven mwoares sane soot — ata . srSfgrOreeon, Roveds ana Gah on a RAI coe, Lendagen =P. ks. W. H. MILLA, Land AgontO. PR. R, Ya . Transcript Block, intend to kee hand Be tnd tokeep on hand at-all times the Bread, Pies, Cake, Ete. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made te order on short notice and on most reasonable terms. Allorders for anythi ly attended to, TAOE ny Has promps ‘By strict attention to business, giving the . beat aatistaction and selling at low rates, . hope to merit a liberal patronage. Dr. GC. W. Chapman, DEN TIST,) NEVADA OITY... ; vous sO ae ‘Offive with Dr, N, E, Chapmun, Sacramento street, a20 tf. P.F. SIMONDS Attorney .and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFICE+Morgan’ Roberts’ Block, Neve ta City " 3. i. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND: CONVEYANCFR. FIG uth side Broad Street o} ORNs ion Street, Nevada ar te i Wil practice in all the Courts of the State, ind he Courts of the United “*ates within he State of California 0. 8. WOODMANSEE, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Oucliust. Grits SPECIAL ATTENTION TO AUL diseuses of the , EYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar Also, RAEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and sichardson streets, Grass Valley. atreet. Office Hopcs—l0 to 12a. M., 2to 4 and 6 to7 P.M, EDWARD M. PRICE, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, RAPVaATR Of THK OY Tan CULL oUe G of Physicians and: Burgeons, Loudun, Kugland, andof the University of Brussel, Helgium, ete, Uffice at Cart. Bros. Drug Store. RESIDENCE—M. Hauley's, Main street, Nevaia Ulov, LUBTIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER: AND JEWELER Brond Street, Nevada City. Empire Livery Stable! Broad st., Woveds City. opp Na ona. Ex: ange b ote. JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, — HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest.lot of iferses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teame with elegant Buggies, Wagons ard Hacks tolet at the shortest notices and » the moat reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, uf gcod sty! aud capable af golog as fast as any gentle man cares to drive, as Good Baddle Horses always on hand UARBIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROX PT; PORNISHED IT HAS TURNED UP. WEL A.T'T A CHANCE TO. MAKE "MON np wy. ¥ selit oH newmoek pn daS ee fp A tl ee the greatest selli: rer "a he tt fie auth ' a W Tit, . bh Pa ER RRT10 ve. fresh aha eyibing . bu moreug and serious Printe!l on heavy; plate B pas. Itisthe Cheapest Kook for it sige and cha acter evermpublished,One agent avld 108 copies in Nashville in three duys. Priceof outfit only 75 «ents Apply at once 10r terms a:d territury, If yuu are nots t:isfied when outit receiyed, mu.ey refunded, dress, Southwestern Pablishing House, 158 and 155 North Spruce St, Nashville, Tenn. ag29-4m National Meat Marke OPPOSIS'6 ‘ITIZENA BANK, — ne ).J, WAPPZIGER.. Provrien PJs Wyant: MOTTON. VRAW dans “HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale o: ‘ a ’ 8, And all kinds of Meats usually found fi . Grat-olase Market, Manta delivered { ee of charge. O, J, VAFFZIGER, UNION MARKET, ] COMMEROTAL STREET. .N*VADA CIT) ; DEALBROIN Wtxiotcnstook or rau ruc Commercial Street, adjoining . to Females and ali Chronic Diseases‘ ~ “Office—Mill attest, 3 dours soush of Neal} . MachineNo, g-and Laty Transcript 1 JAE on og 00 ‘ ‘ ti . ce * 3 00 ‘ON HAND A NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, New No. 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's, ‘SEWING MAGHINES, Which Xr Will sell The Best Sewing Machines: Made,.:€@rGall.and. See Them WHETHER YOU, WANT TO: BUY. O® NOT. Thos. Shurtieft. FPLASBA STOR + Oe GO TO THE Plaza Store of ‘Thomas; Shurtleff I¢ YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, -Ete., _ AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Fresh Fish Crabs. Shrimps, etc. received.every Thursday nicht. . For Sale by the Leating Groce ! For Cash or on Rasy Installments, at Low Priggs;fssscms, — HAVE REMOTED . ooo DENNY.& GRAY, Horse-Sheers Cat, &. Have Removed to their NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, . Where thoy will be pleased to exeeute any and all work in their line. Jarriage and Wagon-making. Hrre-Shoeing a Specialty “FACTS . ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK. But few people know that there ts such 9, @hing as sun-cured tea in existence, ‘ @ak at once how it fs th not offered for tats asta that you hase hochinn ot That te answered easily; but it is necessaty fo presente: first a few dotatls: Thé public only knows, Green Teas. Yow people know that the bright biuishgreen color.of the ordinary teas exposed tn the windows is not the aiant ‘olor. os artificial; Prussian blue ‘sfick; gypsum, Plumbago, and other uphealthful bn *eolora being used. for this purpose The effect shiny, attractive green; but also ‘permits the tse of off-color” and worthléss teas, whi ence wander the gidéen: cloak, are ean? fnable coloring. practice even admits of the “use of foreign ‘subsrances, dnd the English soverament, whieh looks Closer {nv the get. REMOVED ' Swart's. Photo*raph Rooms: PAVING REYVPTED ‘THE PHOTO[ GKAPH GALLERY on Fine Street, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business. Ph tograph#in all the Latest Styles, Old Pictures copied and enlarged. ~The Best Paily Plow in th Market rene os ree —E@ Don't Fail.to Try It.Made.at_Gridley, by the . . } CENTRAL MILLING Co, _ Including 1 Year's Subscription ‘<‘The‘Daily: Transotipt.” We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the (+ ago ? At lower rates than ever before for a good machine, namentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc gauye exactly the sameias 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 babbins 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 ; ulled out enough to” release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin till the bo! bin 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 herent J Attachments : FOOT ute LER, 6H rtd all ifferent . ey? TVER, PAGKARE NNGEB PvE CUTTER YON Cay aie CHROR NERIT TP BINDEM : THROAT PLAE f BOBBINS. The driviriy wheel on this tiachine is admitted tobe 'the simplest; easies: running and most convenient of any, . Pheinidchine ia belt Kreading; lias the very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the bert maerial, with the wearing parte bardened, and is finished’ im @ superior atyeté) it has veneered cover, droprieuf table; end daawers andeenwity drawer, The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY: MAOHINE + OR 6 YFARS, wi ON BUCK, Lonamont, Cou., Nov.’17, 1889. . Hy Ripour, Treceiver_the machine all right, and im well pleased with it. ~ Itdoes exvellent. work, Pentnan McOarry, Aurus, Ark Deas 11:9. Ce Chicayo Singer sewing m hine ‘aceved in wood order. The m-tirine ina Sehnert one; we Aue w oars vould ask about thirty-five sllars for such a machine.Many th: ks, I Bi oe oe Prnee etn Uniontown, Kansas, Dec, 6, 1889. We received the. machine sume tw months ago. Haveyiven it a fair triv and like it very much, ‘We think i is.as good as «forty dollar machine, ‘ Mies Jang Rowera, Josurn Baouman. machine ia order, and am wel: Lavtesd pleased with the came, Accept m) Someaset, Va., Oct. 28, 1889. °} thanks, — A. Norton. The machine ordered war? arrived, ae ind after a few dare: trial [ find it to} Wei.’s Baines, N. ¥.; Nov.20, 1889. @ us represented, and doubtless wil! I would say, after asing the sewing vontinue to give pay ae machine received from’ you, it giver any J. WALKER. portentnes tele im ali respects, do kota ng all kinds of work very nicely. ey Mas 3. O. Youmans. ! Trenton, Neb.,Nov, 26, 1869. The premium sewing machine éamé to hand very promptly and in good o1der, It is nicely finished, and worke like a charm,and we ure: delighted . isfaction—does us: with it, E, F, Youna, dollar machine. — Sr. Manaanes’s, Md ., Dec, 14, 1889, Hereme, Ohio, Nov, 19, 1889, We received wie igoaiticn tee eens “The sev ing aie Eee r gel since in good order, Weare ag a preminm last year, cannot be beatwith the machine and glad to speak ot . en, and « ces ad good, work aw a $40.00 you.asan honest, honorwble Almachine. Gro. B. Mum. neighbor was’here to look at ‘mir po Prices, avable. in.Advance tee td CO” the fagtory,.w 4 5 (Fo" ribea.‘o pay freight’ Ls Broad. Btrest . +0. . Nevada’ (it . Paid up Capital $30 00 Sew Verk, We-tssue BILLS OF EXCHANG Payable AV SIGHT inthe prit ; , and EUROPE. ; &,.M PRESTON &.M. HUNT. / SINGER SEWING: MACHINES [Psi oe This machine is made after the latest models of the. Se.%Matonns, ” Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, or-. %™-#®™4"°%, wy preston, sO Cad fi cd with Ol, . from Eaat. T INST AUC ing insan Francisco at 7:15 P, M Adina, A Wael Siar sane nex . ing fan, Feanciscoat7 LP. M., also Buster #rancisco at 8:00 4. M. : 8 ater . Pine nag bend By. — KR uperier Judge of Meveds County, io JOHN §°7ART, Photographer, ‘CITIZENS BANK, — + WE geo SIGHT DRAFTS PAYAR) Sau Franetsce. E And Sacrament: cipal cities of GRKRAT BRITA Collections on any part of ¢t ‘Hited States a specialty. Highest Price Pald tor Geunr A S45 SEWINC:MACHINE ENR S17 [Rit S ENS on ES thased Aveay Office &t this Bank. OFFICERS: PRESIDE -:: Mien Parsipe OHN T. MORGAN. DIRKCTORS: Joun T. Moxes CORRESPONDENTS. w York—First National Bank. an Francisco—Firkt National Bank, Sacrainento—Nationa) Bank of D, 0, Mill fo. Nevada County N. G. 8. R. a fe] TIME TABLE NO. 43 Cakes Bfect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, 8 12 o'clock M. eee LEAVING NEVADA CITY 12.10 As M. drtand arrive» dan. Francisca at 9:16 A. M., aud overlap 10:00: A.M 20ace toca er ‘ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY.=. ly, bringi ar 5:22 A.-M. Resins and we ipa = ti ‘th 5122 P.M. Werland leaving ‘be ¢ JOHN F. KIDDER, Genere) Manager €. H. BROWN, Supertntendent. on. B. M. BUNT, Physician, y' WICK AT VINTON’S DRUG SFORK, NEVADA CITY, N. BE, OHAPMAN, WOOAL ANESTHETICS tr prernup. Office a Residence, Sacramento pct ; J. M. WALLING, Attornev at Law. . eer 4 sand ND A Ha F DO Icons eae vera te . the trash that often get them, and what to ‘Mout them, the pound; Or ag piestphotdpne sith f “. @ Cent per ‘cup, Tts economy Cheretore DENnTie? “ Ge WEVADA CITY, 0. .0aso} Attorney and Counselor at Law.) winenese of its staples thay ours, has in of the alleged “Anest” of teak found yedres leaves, straw, fragmenta ‘of. matting, rice husks, and witldw teaves. ‘In'Tact, ttts stated by an Buglisty authority that h@vdreds Of shousands.of pou!s Ofaloeyashivand wils low leaves are annually, imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be tuivioaifble. ‘They report tea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articles of conimerca, The temptation to make awetpings and bed tea intoa merchantable produet with a few cents’ worth of. green coloring ‘maiter ts tog. atrong to withstand, fate worthlessneas nds its way to this mar Bet labeled “New: Crop, “Best! Quality,” “Green Tes, * eter would simply astound thé.” pitblic If-revealed, to @ay dotting of the ui . healthfuluess of the Prussian blue, plum: dao, gypsum; and the Other mineral color that are employed. Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, aa well a4 the China teas that may be included under the generat ing ats thas,” get thetr color from thé Arig or yay if but mineral. oolotiog matice fy also frequently used to giye a Sertaly desired commercial ina ren ee ye the coloring, as n tena neeals thet Uty\of the tea, and permits the use of he very gheapest teas, to argue Rothing for the g effect of excessive fring which . Tesorted t when.a very cheap prodPi ised and aw extreme oolor desired, STA Beeoh's Ton (Sun-dyled). aac aily ey cel) nl optur rad We are told thas when tea 13.80 poor it cannot be sold et home or nately shipped te) tah markets, is te otLibre fvagrant chad "thet avideinity eolgred. Green teas and the manipulated basket or red teas, you hardly need be told. That is more healthful than the miueral-colg:ed teas, taalso.apparent, That it is more expensive, is also true; and that fe another you have never seen it. Theres m.¢ 00 much {iu It as there is in the Cheap adulterAbout the Cost of Teas. According to the eustom-house reports, the Smount of tea received at Bau isco last Yea (1800) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value Wee per pound the reader was one, wee ‘the way from 50 to $1 per pound, Tn other words, for that $956,259 worth of tea theconsumer paid between four aud Qve millions of doliars, There are your enormous profits, and there you will pribably find the chief reason why most of you never heard of arun-driedtea As the sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be lutely pure and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated teas. Hence the margins on them are smaller, and maty dealers don’t care about hauling them, and you know pothing about them, But it is ‘the object of this article to tell you Where you % for, and al) Ttavill be found tu color te between the artifiéially coloted gree the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful fragrance. It is offered to the peoplé at, 600 per pound, the same price that many Bie clally colored teas are.sold for, Byes its anteed purity makes it more economical te uso; for « less Quantity, say about twenty grains, ‘is required per cup, As there are 7,680 grains to & pound, there will be seen te be between three and four hundred cuys te manifest. It ie put ‘ap fn 68 pound packages at the bottom of tits article plainly printed on the package.’ It-is sald dn thi¢Yorm for ee quite ithout the ect that thaton the artifictally ooloted tidd that you — Classes, @ green and the Pleasant ay the fact may be, it is nevertheleas 4 * “@ leas, although ft ty ; whiees neisce : TERS ced Piste al tly weed whece th 1 sear _ . .) Any Hotel in the inteara ee aiid fewer © . have seen it! But there is, and it is of All teas. ; the.qweetest, purest, and. most fragrant. You: /:! fe 2 ta twofold. It not only makes the tena bright, £ _& to a Worked off as a good qualityaf tea, Theabom: . “ 3 8. Case . PROPRIELONS OF THE PALACE : : STORE \ Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. : : DRUG : Kate CONSTANTLY ON’ A THING Dap ey rena 2 tie AND SOMPIBIR eTOUR Of LV Wircst-claas Deux Store. “PAINTS OILS. 3chool Books, Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. . The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. ee VARNISHES. ETC a NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT __ (egutar Price $6 a Year) te . Gh SAN FP aan y Calpine ae sabes adlirasion othe nrodtos of SAN FRANCISOO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 @ Year) ‘Both for $6 50a Year . ! THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regutar Price $@ a@ Year) ool TEX THE SAN FRANOISCO DAILY CALL 30th for ‘$9 00 a Year cu Must Pay in-Advanee-for-OneYear vtude 1 across tor tie LKANSOMIPR now Inaét pay op it fall, and also Vole yedr’s voubiuation price in advance, od ae vane Daily Transcript “! 1% paper of Nort .erp Central Cailforuta— was Getabl shod in 1860. It gives the Invest dnd moet reliatles De msiniained Tarek i ete aad other Neva ile county news. ft s bright, Indepenaent enterprieBes The San Francisco Weekly Call 4 hundsome elght-p w Tet c and i ‘partpint pone of th + Wan, aleanea hte ster Ba ie ba TD Be dot weof publication. It contalus tateresting special pal Gitles of the world and cane oF the Dest aelee ea ah Perinat sega ‘aratore. Lt furnishos the latest.and most reliabl ‘ ns, wud wives Uoeatat cnautian to mining, Norsnenliteet cai heciet Ware dedetind ton ery respect @ Greteclusd family rpa Yay syed ie ce Hp ealing tothe interest of every member of the The Morning Cali (Rowan ingnes a week) «live metropell:an daily .Ithas largest sitemlatiqn aud ie tenegnised as bétné the TUTE The Witpeotiees lee Part t comet, = U i zz. Hoi Dike ee RECTOR: BROS, Proprietors. roo-acres of the’ best “bot {tom land in Penn Valley, 3 this county, néat John Casey's ~ ace, AlFfenced and ander Meseive: Miresecent Structure, . cyltivation andl gan be /irri. hae kanee yt aia ‘. gated . from the \ Excelsior picks . . Water‘Company’s ditch, — Is deep soil’(as good as the Teacg orders of. Qemumaasial Travelers! jest in the State), Corn ° : he and potatoes can raised Free 'Bus to and trom all Trains. {with success. The finest Telegraph, Post OMies and General stage shi ping fruits can be, faised teeta Raeing, without irrigation, ee he Table Not * xcelled bythat. = Terms reasonable. Apply at’the Daity TkAnsCRIPY Office. ‘a23-tl. faq Only Pixst-qlass Hotel im the City . ». rior of the State. hs ; ARR . Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cal., * ‘itles Examined and Insured “FRED: SEARLS, Av’ orney® and Oounsélor at Law. hurtiett's, Plqas Store tare. Aen fo! SQHN A, RAPP, (County (Recorder 33. -¢¢ CT Meee ee a ee

ar of fe, Sale Utor of the deceased, Paying for } the Teal Purposes afd Court . atte of Bald surend ps OOn of d Sup -rior County of de: should Hor to'sei] 2 waid de shall be © publish. im Neva. wPer print& County WELL, or Court, Bale t the coum ornia. ‘8. E. Sto. ihistratrix deceased, ¢ for an oréal estate i in said reordered sone inter. eased, ap' Court on eptember, day, at wCourt at y, Califorér should inistratrix tition des. J order be ive wecks PT, a newst Nevada WELL, r Judge. jy22 OFFICE, 1891. stant, Va. s and Les Davison, Respondd SW} of . 10 EF. M. 8 48 & porlated Plac1056. the verified Feorge W. ring there. * ve named witneases, its, togethap ar beOf this-ofeenth day ) o'clock A, e to introer; Ist-— for agricul. es, 2nd— have failed ereon as rerT said —redoned the said M. A. the homestant be alRegister. y for Con. an 8. County of = of Charles Powell, the of Charles ed his petir of sale of edent, for It is theret, that all of said de1 Superior ny of Au6 forenoon m of said ty, in the use why an cS the Maid e real ésnd that a hed once a ks in the er printed ounty. WELL, or Court. Powell, the 4. L. Johniq petition fa of all nt, for the t is therert, that all 2 of said deerior Court gust, 1801, ay, at the p Court at of Nevada, should not ligtrator to d deceased. be publish agive weeks newspaper id Nevada DWELL, or Court. ab ING COMnia. Notice of the Howin ten, MM a 4 Bt uy RAILROAD LANDS. CVADA DAIiy ~ Py RIPY. VOL, LXI—No. 9510 ‘NEVADA. OFTY. GAL. FRIDAY EVENING: AUGUST 21, 1891. I Established Sept. 6, 2990, by N. P. Brown & Co."f Tue Daily ‘Tennseript, : (New York Bakery PUBLISHED Every D.v-/Except Sunday, * BY , BROWN & CALKINS, N. P, Brown, Business Manager. Editor. L. Sv Cafkins G. Wm. Durst, Prop. AVIN PURCHASED THIS WELLOffice—Transcript Block,” Commerciat H known and povnlar Bakery, on +troet, Nevada City, Calif, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : . Year, pavable in Advance...$6, City Subscribers. 2 5 ‘Cts per week. Teriis for Adveytising Legal Advertise-~ wm ents, $1 per square for firat insertion and _ cents per square*for each additional in#ertion. Business advertisements as per card rate --furnished on application, Local Notices -10 cents per line for first asertion and6 cent+per ling for each addi{onal insertion, ’ “Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 47 Inde*endent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd fellow’s Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Eaeh Month at 7:30 o'clock, M. L. ROBERTS, C, P. . Q@EQ. A. GRAY, 6. oe NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R. A. M. eTATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, K. M. PRESTON, H. P. J, ROLFE,. secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of. the Golden West. Meotaat Pythian Castice SVERY TO RSDAY-EVWG AT 7:30 O'CLK. _ FR SEARLS, President. JOHN C. NILON, R,8. . : NEVACA LODGE, NO.-13 F.& A.M. Mééta at Masonto Bali} " Btatea mootlaxs outhe Second Wednesday of eveh mua ' Visiting Brethien in good standing are curdially invited. JOHN T. MORGAN, Master, I J. ROLFE, Secretary. s MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Oniform Bank Kaichts of Pythias Meets at Armorv Hall eirat Wednesday Eveuing of Each Month at 7g y'ctock7 “J. A, RAPP, B K, C. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. B. : NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6, Knights Templar, Meets at Masoniv Hil ND THIRD THURSDAY OF BAOM ate MONTH at 79 o’cluck,~ DAVID E MORGAN, C. ~T.d, ROLFS, Be LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meeta at Pythian Castle th Th Evening of Each ag ands Mouths Y.a0 o'eloc fs CORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH vu, SUKEFURTH, RK. 3 NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE. NO. 30] Young Men’s Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall Alternate fhursday Kyaning com he ewith the first thursday Kveu ing in the vear, THOMAS BROWN, President. CARL BUHEMEK &. 8. MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Kniehts of Pythias, Meeta at Pythian, Castle EVERY FRIDAY EVk'G at 7:50 O0'CLOUK W. T. MORGAN, ©, C. B' &. RECTOR, K. of BK. aud b. PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, Order Sons of St. George. Meets at Pythian Castle, Baturduy Evening, (extept fourth ' pe 0 of each onth,)\a 7:80 0 cluck, Visiting Brothérs gordially invited. LEONARI FOUTE, Worthy President. T. H. WATERS, Servretary, ‘ Quiek Time &:Choan ar. ALL BAIL ROUTES —OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (Padivic Syverum.) Daily Express Traina make prompt connec. Railway Lines Se A eae ~AND ATMew York: and New Orleans F i a With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE’ _, . BLEBPING CAR wncdaltignal -chane Berths in eeping Uare. — Oar Berths off ean secure ay ola Sleeping ven mwoares sane soot — ata . srSfgrOreeon, Roveds ana Gah on a RAI coe, Lendagen =P. ks. W. H. MILLA, Land AgontO. PR. R, Ya . Transcript Block, intend to kee hand Be tnd tokeep on hand at-all times the Bread, Pies, Cake, Ete. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made te order on short notice and on most reasonable terms. Allorders for anythi ly attended to, TAOE ny Has promps ‘By strict attention to business, giving the . beat aatistaction and selling at low rates, . hope to merit a liberal patronage. Dr. GC. W. Chapman, DEN TIST,) NEVADA OITY...... ; vous sO ae ‘Offive with Dr, N, E, Chapmun, Sacramento street, a20 tf. P.F. SIMONDS Attorney .and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFICE+Morgan’ Roberts’ Block, Neve ta City " 3. i. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND: CONVEYANCFR. FIG uth side Broad Street o} ORNs ion Street, Nevada ar te i Wil practice in all the Courts of the State, ind he Courts of the United “*ates within he State of California 0. 8. WOODMANSEE, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Oucliust. Grits SPECIAL ATTENTION TO AUL diseuses of the , EYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar Also, RAEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and sichardson streets, Grass Valley. atreet. Office Hopcs—l0 to 12a. M., 2to 4 and 6 to7 P.M, EDWARD M. PRICE, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, RAPVaATR Of THK OY Tan CULL oUe G of Physicians and: Burgeons, Loudun, Kugland, andof the University of Brussel, Helgium, ete, Uffice at Cart. Bros. Drug Store. RESIDENCE—M. Hauley's, Main street, Nevaia Ulov, LUBTIE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER: AND JEWELER Brond Street, Nevada City. Empire Livery Stable! Broad st., Woveds City. opp Na ona. Ex: ange b ote. JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, — HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest.lot of iferses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teame with elegant Buggies, Wagons ard Hacks tolet at the shortest notices and » the moat reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, uf gcod sty! aud capable af golog as fast as any gentle man cares to drive, as Good Baddle Horses always on hand UARBIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROX PT; PORNISHED IT HAS TURNED UP. WEL A.T'T A CHANCE TO. MAKE "MON np wy. ¥ selit oH newmoek pn daS ee fp A tl ee the greatest selli: rer "a he tt fie auth ' a W Tit, . bh Pa ER RRT10 ve. fresh aha eyibing . bu moreug and serious Printe!l on heavy; plate B pas. Itisthe Cheapest Kook for it sige and cha acter evermpublished,One agent avld 108 copies in Nashville in three duys. Priceof outfit only 75 «ents Apply at once 10r terms a:d territury, If yuu are nots t:isfied when outit receiyed, mu.ey refunded, dress, Southwestern Pablishing House, 158 and 155 North Spruce St, Nashville, Tenn. ag29-4m National Meat Marke OPPOSIS'6 ‘ITIZENA BANK, — ne ).J, WAPPZIGER.... Provrien PJs Wyant: MOTTON. VRAW dans “HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale o: ‘ a ’ 8, And all kinds of Meats usually found fi . Grat-olase Market, Manta delivered { ee of charge. O, J, VAFFZIGER, UNION MARKET, ] COMMEROTAL STREET. .N*VADA CIT) ; DEALBROIN Wtxiotcnstook or rau ruc Commercial Street, adjoining . to Females and ali Chronic Diseases‘ ~ “Office—Mill attest, 3 dours soush of Neal} . MachineNo, g-and Laty Transcript 1 JAE on og 00 ‘ ‘ ti . ce * 3 00 ‘ON HAND A NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, New No. 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's, ‘SEWING MAGHINES, Which Xr Will sell The Best Sewing Machines: Made,.:€@rGall.and. See Them WHETHER YOU, WANT TO: BUY. O® NOT. Thos. Shurtieft. FPLASBA STOR + Oe GO TO THE Plaza Store of ‘Thomas; Shurtleff I¢ YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, -Ete., _ AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Fresh Fish Crabs. Shrimps, etc. received.every Thursday nicht. .

For Sale by the Leating Groce ! For Cash or on Rasy Installments, at Low Priggs;fssscms, — HAVE REMOTED . ooo DENNY.& GRAY, Horse-Sheers Cat, &. Have Removed to their NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, . Where thoy will be pleased to exeeute any and all work in their line. Jarriage and Wagon-making. Hrre-Shoeing a Specialty “FACTS . ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK. But few people know that there ts such 9, @hing as sun-cured tea in existence, ‘ @ak at once how it fs th not offered for tats asta that you hase hochinn ot That te answered easily; but it is necessaty fo presente: first a few dotatls: Thé public only knows, Green Teas. Yow people know that the bright biuishgreen color.of the ordinary teas exposed tn the windows is not the aiant ‘olor. os artificial; Prussian blue ‘sfick; gypsum, Plumbago, and other uphealthful bn *eolora being used. for this purpose The effect shiny, attractive green; but also ‘permits the tse of off-color” and worthléss teas, whi ence wander the gidéen: cloak, are ean? fnable coloring. practice even admits of the “use of foreign ‘subsrances, dnd the English soverament, whieh looks Closer {nv the get. REMOVED ' Swart's. Photo*raph Rooms: PAVING REYVPTED ‘THE PHOTO[ GKAPH GALLERY on Fine Street, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business. Ph tograph#in all the Latest Styles, Old Pictures copied and enlarged. ~The Best Paily Plow in th Market rene os ree —E@ Don't Fail.to Try It.Made.at_Gridley, by the . . } CENTRAL MILLING Co, _ Including 1 Year's Subscription ‘<‘The‘Daily: Transotipt.” We have made such arrangements as enable us to offer the (+ ago ? At lower rates than ever before for a good machine, namentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc gauye exactly the sameias 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 babbins 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 ; ulled out enough to” release the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pin till the bo! bin 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 herent J Attachments : FOOT ute LER, 6H rtd all ifferent . ey? TVER, PAGKARE NNGEB PvE CUTTER YON Cay aie CHROR NERIT TP BINDEM : THROAT PLAE f BOBBINS. The driviriy wheel on this tiachine is admitted tobe 'the simplest; easies: running and most convenient of any, . Pheinidchine ia belt Kreading; lias the very best tension and thread liberator, is made of the bert maerial, with the wearing parte bardened, and is finished’ im @ superior atyeté) it has veneered cover, droprieuf table; end daawers andeenwity drawer, The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY: MAOHINE + OR 6 YFARS, wi ON BUCK, Lonamont, Cou., Nov.’17, 1889.. . Hy Ripour, Treceiver_the machine all right, and im well pleased with it. ~ Itdoes exvellent. work, Pentnan McOarry, Aurus, Ark Deas 11:9. Ce Chicayo Singer sewing m hine ‘aceved in wood order. The m-tirine ina Sehnert one; we Aue w oars vould ask about thirty-five sllars for such a machine.Many th: ks, I Bi oe oe Prnee etn Uniontown, Kansas, Dec, 6, 1889. We received the. machine sume tw months ago. Haveyiven it a fair triv and like it very much, ‘We think i is.as good as «forty dollar machine, ‘ Mies Jang Rowera, Josurn Baouman. machine ia order, and am wel: Lavtesd pleased with the came, Accept m) Someaset, Va., Oct. 28, 1889. °} thanks, — A. Norton. The machine ordered war? arrived, ae ind after a few dare: trial [ find it to} Wei.’s Baines, N. ¥.; Nov.20, 1889. @ us represented, and doubtless wil! I would say, after asing the sewing vontinue to give pay ae machine received from’ you, it giver any J. WALKER. portentnes tele im ali respects, do kota ng all kinds of work very nicely. ey Mas 3. O. Youmans. ! Trenton, Neb.,Nov, 26, 1869. The premium sewing machine éamé to hand very promptly and in good o1der, It is nicely finished, and worke like a charm,and we ure: delighted . isfaction—does us: with it, E, F, Youna, dollar machine. — Sr. Manaanes’s, Md ., Dec, 14, 1889, Hereme, Ohio, Nov, 19, 1889, We received wie igoaiticn tee eens “The sev ing aie Eee r gel since in good order, Weare ag a preminm last year, cannot be beatwith the machine and glad to speak ot . en, and « ces ad good, work aw a $40.00 you.asan honest, honorwble Almachine. Gro. B. Mum. neighbor was’here to look at ‘mir po Prices, avable. in.Advance tee td CO” the fagtory,.w 4 5 (Fo" ribea.‘o pay freight’ Ls Broad. Btrest .. +0. . Nevada’ (it . Paid up Capital $30 00 Sew Verk, We-tssue BILLS OF EXCHANG Payable AV SIGHT inthe prit ; , and EUROPE. ; &,.M PRESTON &.M. HUNT. / SINGER SEWING: MACHINES [Psi oe This machine is made after the latest models of the. Se.%Matonns, ” Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, or-. %™-#®™4"°%, wy preston, sO Cad fi cd with Ol, . from Eaat. T INST AUC ing insan Francisco at 7:15 P, M Adina, A Wael Siar sane nex . ing fan, Feanciscoat7 LP. M., also Buster #rancisco at 8:00 4. M. : 8 ater . Pine nag bend By. — KR uperier Judge of Meveds County, io JOHN §°7ART, Photographer, ‘CITIZENS BANK, — + WE geo SIGHT DRAFTS PAYAR) Sau Franetsce. E And Sacrament: cipal cities of GRKRAT BRITA Collections on any part of ¢t ‘Hited States a specialty. Highest Price Pald tor Geunr A S45 SEWINC:MACHINE ENR S17 [Rit S ENS on ES thased Aveay Office &t this Bank. OFFICERS: PRESIDE -:: Mien Parsipe OHN T. MORGAN. DIRKCTORS: Joun T. Moxes CORRESPONDENTS. w York—First National Bank. an Francisco—Firkt National Bank, Sacrainento—Nationa) Bank of D, 0, Mill fo. Nevada County N. G. 8. R. a fe] TIME TABLE NO. 43 Cakes Bfect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, 8 12 o'clock M. eee LEAVING NEVADA CITY 12.10 As M. drtand arrive» dan. Francisca at 9:16 A. M., aud overlap 10:00: A.M 20ace toca er ‘ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY.=. ly, bringi ar 5:22 A.-M. Resins and we ipa = ti ‘th 5122 P.M. Werland leaving ‘be ¢ JOHN F. KIDDER, Genere) Manager €. H. BROWN, Supertntendent. on. B. M. BUNT, Physician, y' WICK AT VINTON’S DRUG SFORK, NEVADA CITY, N. BE, OHAPMAN, WOOAL ANESTHETICS tr prernup. Office a Residence, Sacramento pct ; J. M. WALLING, Attornev at Law. . eer 4 sand ND A Ha F DO Icons eae vera te . the trash that often get them, and what to ‘Mout them, the pound; Or ag piestphotdpne sith f “. @ Cent per ‘cup, Tts economy Cheretore DENnTie? “ Ge WEVADA CITY, 0.. .0aso} Attorney and Counselor at Law.) winenese of its staples thay ours, has in of the alleged “Anest” of teak found yedres leaves, straw, fragmenta ‘of. matting, rice husks, and witldw teaves. ‘In'Tact, ttts stated by an Buglisty authority that h@vdreds Of shousands.of pou!s Ofaloeyashivand wils low leaves are annually, imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be tuivioaifble. ‘They report tea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articles of conimerca, The temptation to make awetpings and bed tea intoa merchantable produet with a few cents’ worth of. green coloring ‘maiter ts tog. atrong to withstand, fate worthlessneas nds its way to this mar Bet labeled “New: Crop, “Best! Quality,” “Green Tes, * eter would simply astound thé.” pitblic If-revealed, to @ay dotting of the ui . healthfuluess of the Prussian blue, plum: dao, gypsum; and the Other mineral color that are employed. Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, aa well a4 the China teas that may be included under the generat ing ats thas,” get thetr color from thé Arig or yay if but mineral. oolotiog matice fy also frequently used to giye a Sertaly desired commercial ina ren ee ye the coloring, as n tena neeals thet Uty\of the tea, and permits the use of he very gheapest teas, to argue Rothing for the g effect of excessive fring which . Tesorted t when.a very cheap prodPi ised and aw extreme oolor desired, STA Beeoh's Ton (Sun-dyled). aac aily ey cel) nl optur rad We are told thas when tea 13.80 poor it cannot be sold et home or nately shipped te) tah markets, is te otLibre fvagrant chad "thet avideinity eolgred. Green teas and the manipulated basket or red teas, you hardly need be told. That is more healthful than the miueral-colg:ed teas, taalso.apparent, That it is more expensive, is also true; and that fe another you have never seen it. Theres m.¢ 00 much {iu It as there is in the Cheap adulterAbout the Cost of Teas. According to the eustom-house reports, the Smount of tea received at Bau isco last Yea (1800) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value Wee per pound the reader was one, wee ‘the way from 50 to $1 per pound, Tn other words, for that $956,259 worth of tea theconsumer paid between four aud Qve millions of doliars, There are your enormous profits, and there you will pribably find the chief reason why most of you never heard of arun-driedtea As the sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be lutely pure and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated teas. Hence the margins on them are smaller, and maty dealers don’t care about hauling them, and you know pothing about them, But it is ‘the object of this article to tell you Where you % for, and al) Ttavill be found tu color te between the artifiéially coloted gree the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful fragrance. It is offered to the peoplé at, 600 per pound, the same price that many Bie clally colored teas are.sold for, Byes its anteed purity makes it more economical te uso; for « less Quantity, say about twenty grains, ‘is required per cup, As there are 7,680 grains to & pound, there will be seen te be between three and four hundred cuys te manifest. It ie put ‘ap fn 68 pound packages at the bottom of tits article plainly printed on the package.’ It-is sald dn thi¢Yorm for ee quite ithout the ect that thaton the artifictally ooloted tidd that you — Classes, @ green and the Pleasant ay the fact may be, it is nevertheleas 4 * “@ leas, although ft ty ; whiees neisce : TERS ced Piste al tly weed whece th 1 sear _ . .) Any Hotel in the inteara ee aiid fewer © . have seen it! But there is, and it is of All teas. ; the.qweetest, purest, and. most fragrant. You: /:! fe 2 ta twofold. It not only makes the tena bright, £ _& to a Worked off as a good qualityaf tea, Theabom: . “ 3 8. Case . PROPRIELONS OF THE PALACE : : STORE \ Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. : : DRUG : Kate CONSTANTLY ON’ A THING Dap ey rena 2 tie AND SOMPIBIR eTOUR Of LV Wircst-claas Deux Store. “PAINTS OILS. 3chool Books, Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. . 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It contalus tateresting special pal Gitles of the world and cane oF the Dest aelee ea ah Perinat sega ‘aratore. Lt furnishos the latest.and most reliabl ‘ ns, wud wives Uoeatat cnautian to mining, Norsnenliteet cai heciet Ware dedetind ton ery respect @ Greteclusd family rpa Yay syed ie ce Hp ealing tothe interest of every member of the The Morning Cali (Rowan ingnes a week) «live metropell:an daily .Ithas largest sitemlatiqn aud ie tenegnised as bétné the TUTE The Witpeotiees lee Part t comet, = U i zz. Hoi Dike ee RECTOR: BROS, Proprietors. roo-acres of the’ best “bot {tom land in Penn Valley, 3 this county, néat John Casey's ~ ace, AlFfenced and ander Meseive: Miresecent Structure, . cyltivation andl gan be /irri. hae kanee yt aia ‘. gated . from the \ Excelsior picks . . Water‘Company’s ditch, — Is deep soil’(as good as the Teacg orders of. Qemumaasial Travelers! jest in the State), Corn ° : he and potatoes can raised Free 'Bus to and trom all Trains. {with success. The finest Telegraph, Post OMies and General stage shi ping fruits can be, faised teeta Raeing, without irrigation, ee he Table Not * xcelled bythat. = Terms reasonable. Apply at’the Daity TkAnsCRIPY Office. ‘a23-tl. faq Only Pixst-qlass Hotel im the City . ». rior of the State. hs ; ARR . Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cal., * ‘itles Examined and Insured “FRED: SEARLS, Av’ orney® and Oounsélor at Law. hurtiett's, Plqas Store tare. Aen fo! SQHN A, RAPP, (County (Recorder 33. -¢¢ CT Meee ee a ee