August 6, 1891 (4 pages)

county FT, Dorsey, jem “_NEVAPA LODGE, NO. I ——goratally” tn vu Qa AL BIG DOWN WEATEY. ii peta EVADA Dany RANSCRIPT. VOL. LXI.—No. 9467 NEVADA _Orry. ae. “dpe atuatagalad EVENING: AUGUST 6, 1891. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, * Wl poor, ane Daily Graugeript.” cnnneiemmmnneisinsiatilieninsan inline PUBLISHED EveryDavExcept Suncay,. BROWN % CALKINS, — N. P, Brown, L. S. Calkins Business Manager. Editor. “J Office—‘ “Transcript B Block,’ Commercial rwreet, Nevada Clty, Cal Calif, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : dl Year, pavable in Advance..-$6, City Subscribers. . : 15 Cts per week. Terms for Advertising Legal Advertisets, $1 per square for first insertion and arr ys for each. additional inae rtion oe asi meus advertisements as per card rate 4 faraiehes on application. Lecal Notices -10' cents per line for first ssertion and 5 centeper line for each addiional insertion. Se Nevada ity Society paeery. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT. NO a7 Inde-eadent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd and ‘4th Monday of Each Month at 7:80.0’vlock. "‘M. L. ROBERTS, C. P. 3EO. A. GRAY, 8. MEVADA “CHAPTER NO 6,R. A M. eTATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. E. M. PRESTON, H. P. J. ROLFE,.secrotary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of, th the: Golden West, ; \btaaes de ob Pythian Cantie : EVERY TUESDAY EVE'G aT 7:80 O'CLK. .__\ FRED SEARLS, President. JOHN-C.;NILON; Bus. 13: Fo & KM _ Meate at Masonic. atl Btated meetin 2 on the Second Wednesday of eaeh mon Vinita ‘Brethnen in ‘good standing are wre T. MORGAN, Master. I J. ROLFE, secretary. ~< MOUNTAIN. DIVISION No. 16, Sniform Rank Kniehte— of —Pythine}~ Meets at Armory Hall. Pirat Wedacodey. Evening he Each Month at * er mAPP, 8 K.¢C. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6. ‘Knights Templar, “y Meets at Masonic H.11 AND Ri THURSDAY oF BACH rine MUNTH at 7% o'cloc pavip E ohaak. G. I. J. ROLFS, Kh LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Botive Daughters ¢ of the the Godlen West teeta at Pythian cate” 2a — 4th ee Mvesies of” ine GORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH CU. SUKEFURTH, BR. 8 NEVADA. CITY INSTITUTE. NO. 30 Young Men's Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall) mate Thuraday Evening com Rep: the First (huredav Even veur, ing . HOMAS BROWN, President. Sane SOHKSER x. MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knichts of Pythias, Meots at Pythian Castle . KEVERY FRIDAY EVE’s at 7:996'CLOCh W. T. MORGAN, ©. 0. B SRECTOM, Keof Mi muda) i PRINCE ck ALBERT I LODGE, No,290,. Onier ‘Bons. of . Bt. George. : Meets at Pythian Castle, J ‘ fou Every. peeiye Rebbe sf lirsers a h 1. Visiting Brothers, invited. ©: OX ABD FOUTE, Worthy President. . OR. ae ma: punt " orrer at VINTON'’s DRUG SrORE, NEVADA CITY. oe TROse. 8 EME, ’ attorney and Counselor at Law, . inreedays Price Ones potrect Feit gee to ‘s LD WALLING, Z mie oath ae SIOT iat wt tn: coal ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. “Omice « Residence, Gacrémento mt As wuTKeE, pabietsats. Ag ieacigo ator? darth ald giio wuagrareti AND cipal Wk W::\WAGGONER,. _nsonneer to W.F. Englebright,) . G. Wm, Durs, Prop. “LEYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar i Nevada Ciev. denbatn lea the sh JIT ‘HAS TURNED UP. Wear J ee cg ‘ Morn. . National Meat. ‘Marke Baa ‘MUTTON VEAs, save, é 1, tee Ie Yok Bakery. ne pusewigen THIS WELLknown and Machi mal Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining , Transcript Block, r interia taken on hand at all times the very best o: Bread, Piss. Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made te order on ghort netice and on most reasonable terms. hy eee for anything im my line prompt ~ errict attention to business, giving ae best natisfaction and selling at low rates, . ie merit a liberal patronage. Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTIST, NEVADA OITY..:.0035 cera i dels ‘Office with Dr. N. E. Chapman, Sacramento street. a20-tf. P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law, WV ILL ERACTICR IN THR STATE AND States Court. oe & Roberts’ Block. Neve a 3. 8. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCTR. OMrIOR—Soun Hide Broad ret oppo site Mand _ rhe Courts ua oti e ee. Wil practi evns th witht ind: he Corte al the the he Mtate of C “Os. WOODMASBEE, b a D., Physician, ‘uigsoo and Oueliust, IVES ‘SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL diseases ‘of the to Females and ail Chronic Diseases: Also, RAEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and Sichardgon streets, Grads Vallev. lire atreet, 8 dours suuth of Neal et. Office: House—10 to 12 A. M., 2to 4 and 6 to7 P.M. EDWARD M PRIGE M.D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, RADUATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE G of Physicians and Surgeons, Londun, = nad, aeuot the University of Brussele, um, ete “Ofise at Cart Eros. Drug Store. RESIDENCE—M. Hanley’s, lanes! atreet, LUMTIE & BICANI, " WATOHMAKER, " ~ AND i ‘JEWELER Brond Street. Nevada Cty. Empire Livery Stable!Broad at; ‘Wevads ax city, ‘opp Wa ona. Bx” JAMES HENNESSY, ay Proprietor, —— : HE.PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIR? Tr table has the largest lot of @erses, Carriuges Cabal Buggies FP ed be fi ¥ be Jeane . in this part of the State. reg nt B ugens: apa! notice and 9 che most feasonable terms © The horses are from vice; of gceodstyi + aduena nk ee font as any gentle tan cares to d: 44d00d Baddle pate always on hand VARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROK PT. ; * pURNISRED BY xe “Ker chines ae etn the rennt well rere vi hl, Paik POR GINAL b tL hyn Eases aan and astriki 10 nad = ferton Printed on heavy tiethe Chea) vets me te Kook for itsf ge and aracter ever One agent sold 108 ponies in Nashville i it he igi t no Sid Ityor EY once ior terms aid te: Ma ane mer 8 tiafled when outfit receiyed, mo i ws ref Mecieeahele Honse,. 168.and 155 North Spruce St, . _y Nashville, Tenn. g20-4m0 : OPPOsI re: “ITIZ2NB BANK. wd. WAFEZIGER. . jaaee braocieg A wciaiabiassnite evan . eats ‘BACON AND LARD, wholesale 0. Pai Se EG sii at atbats ese usally found 1 by delivered ¢ ee of petieg O43 warviiaer. “UNION MARKET, Pra Aicis A ee eraln imal a weet “. cellent work, = MachineNo.” 3 and Dany TraticirY Now IS YOUR: CHANCE, ' CARRY-A FINE. STOCK OF New No. 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, Which X Will sell For Cash or on iy lastllment, at Low Prices The-BestSewing Machines Maite: Made. sa-Calt anid See Them WHETHER YCU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. Thos. Shurtiett, PLABA sTOoORD oe co To tHe Plaza Store of Tomas Shirl l¢ YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Crees Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Fresh Fish — Shrimps. artes Loceen every Thursdav woe ~ For Sal by the Leading Grocer ee ae 2 Don't Fail to Try It. Made at Gridley, by the CENTRAL MILLING CO: A S45-SEWING MACHINE: FOR SIT, 1 Year’s Subscription “The Daily Transeript.” Wethave made such Beery Re as enable us to offer the ‘¥ af go. At. lower rates than ever before fe This machine is made after. t Singer Machines, and is ner: ‘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 importan improvement tn a 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 sone 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 j ulled out. enough to ‘rélease the balance wheel, {and turned slightly to the rightor left where it is held by a stop-pin till 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 notin use, so that the machine ta good Sincthiges Each Machine Has the Followi ents FUOT Ht MLER, 4 VER, FOOT RUFF tf ear” yi f TUUKER rm DL 1 WRENCK, : vo WY PACKAKE »E8, 1 THREAD GurTER, 3 ane CA Aiea’ és ie CHECK APBIT x 1 INST AUC aos THROAT PLAE 6 BOMBING. ei! end dra a ce ior ean ‘WARRANT EVERY MACHINE DOR $ YEARS, . chine, aan % One’ nex. Lonemonr, Cor., Nov. 17, 1889. . week.” oo Bn ineeur L received the machine all right, and am .well.pleased with it, It: does exPENINAH clean Axrus, Ark Dec.i re le Chicago Singer sewing mi” Pine saceved in youd order. The ba chine ina spladid one; the Ages> would ask about thirty-five dollars for ror e@ receiv e e tw months bw Sareairea, it a fair trie prea tike-it very much, We think ii ig as good as per . dollar machine. Mise. Jaxe eehnegped 16. 1889. auch a machine, Many th. ks. i: edigaso, Gu airs Nov: 18, sewin Josurn * . machine ordee, a am wel eset : eam oe ay m Somerset, Va., Oct:.28, 1880. fiance, oat cok ni The machineordered of yuu arrived, and after a few duyn’ trial { find jt to Weii/s Baba, N. ¥ Y,, Nov. ee oe aB represent doubtless wil! I w ter using th continue to give sat infuciion. ‘ you, sg or Mary J. ieee TRENTON, Neb. sNov. 26, 1889.“ The premium sewing machine came . to band yery prom a andin* eeoge was here to look at the ma ~ Prices, aural in’, : “ vn Sg eee i “ Ae ““ +o IG e latest models of the} ‘The driving wheel on this machine is admitted t6 bate running and most koe cee ofany. The machine is se ae cng bag bine: the very best ténsionand thread liberator, is made of the bert‘maerial, with — ¥ . wearing pa ed, anid is finished in « superior ‘etyelt. ivhas v Coa RAIL ROAD: LANDS. REMOVED Swart’s Photo*raph Rooms’ AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY o. Kime «£ treet, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business. Photographs ‘n all tie ' atest ‘tyle:. Old Pictures copied and enlarged, JOEN SY7A *T, Phot: grapher. CITIZENS BANK, . Paid up Capital --$30 000 A General Banking Business’Transacted. Wig SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL) New York, San Francisco. An@ Sacramento We tssue BILLS OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT im the prim cipal cities of GREAT BRITAI> 6nd BUROPE. Cellections om any part of th OUmited States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for Count: and State Warrants, “. G6l@ and Silver Bullion “wT ‘chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: &.M. PRESTON..:..:.3. MM ONT is 6 i Sieccees 1OHN T. MORGAN. D. KE. MORGAN.Ase’T Cacuize and Sz0"' DIRECTORS: us. R,M. Bont, + Bhd tab Moxnear Geo. M, Hneuse, ee ee Morean, Wu. Epwanos OUBMAN, b.M. Preston. CORRESPONDENTS. k--First National Bank. Pay a Fea it National Bank. Francisco—Firet . ef ete mangas Bank of D. O, bill ~. Nevada mason WE. Ls . TIME TABLE NO.'43 Cakes Effect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, a ; 12 o’olook M. —oe LEAVING NEVADA CITY : 12.25 A. M Daily, -eonnect wit) ¢ overland arriving + 4am Francisco at 9:16. M,, and overlanc from East. 10:00 A. M. Peilxcs srohei git ing inSan Francisco at 7:16 P ‘ARRIVING a NEVADA ory, ly, ia 3: OO. AL MM. Daly. eee we ng San Francisco at? 3 . M., also Easter Henk na big §:22 P.M. WL Wrancisco at $:00 4. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, Genera) Manager, £, H. BROWN, Superintendent. Uuick Time * Chean Hares SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciwic System.) Getty Expeens with the i gr erete pehatiwer Lise lise” are AT. . Wow York and New. Orleans) jwith Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PU LLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARt ing wit) aving Sus ler, It is nicely And Tourist Sleeping Oars ‘ike a charm, and "= are: vee ei cae to with it E. F, oll ‘any E. Muraay. . armonad overians eben me Sr. M Md. Dec, 14, isesi. a ache Ohno, Now? 10, We vovived the aching two as av bey is as ou rrajoketanold Sleeping Oar B Berths «ince in good order. We tthe Company 's offices opsren with the machine and glad to speak o does as coe work bi iit calling in person can secure ot . you asan honest, honorable firm, 3 rd cae Mi Ras San Francisco Cel. Sag Feagtom tadien hn oe, é et : saat gndein epg “rh S -. FACTS ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK. " But few people know that there is such & thing aa sun-cured tea in existence, and fewer Deve seen it, But there and it is of all teas . ask at once how it is that it fs not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it, That le Qnswered easily; but it is necessary to present ». fist @ few details. The public only knows ~~ Dieat entre! classes, vis., the green and the _ Green Teas. gteen color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural eolor. UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless artificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plumbago, and other unhealthful mineral ig twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “off-color” aud worthless teas, which, once wnder the greeu cloak, aré readily worked off asa 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, has in of the alleged ‘‘finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, rice husks, and willow leaves. In-fact, it is stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousauds of pounds of sloe, ash, aud Wie low leaves ‘are annually imported as ‘tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report tea as oneof the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea into a merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of coloring mattér is too strong to withstdnd, and the worthlessness of the trash that often finds its way to this mar. ket labeled “New Crop," “Best Quality,” “ Green Tea," etc., would simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbago, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as as the China teas that may be included u the general heading of black teas,” get their Color from the firing or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter 18 Glso frequentlyused to give a certain desired commercial appearance, The firing and the eoloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the identity of Dro tea. and permits the use of the Very cheapest teas, to argue noth deteriorating effect of excessive aie must be resorted to when a very cheap prod‘wot is used and an extreme color desized, __ Beech’s Tea » (Sun-dried). ~Goncerning sun-dried teas the paopleot the Pacific Coast have heard but Hitle and know less, although it is extensively used where it 1g known and understood: We are told that when tea {s 80 poor it,canndt be sold at home or safely. parte shipped to Ameri Matte ~ thing. Ribs ry may'p yen Bae sear nen sons wo have tiot offered sut-dried tena, Tiey wore gene saaegh to send elsewhere oun-UaTed, obi asec tat hr nothing a sisted by man! or : ; all ab gteen teas and the manipuleted or pan-fred.teas, yon hardly ead be told 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 lest year (1800) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value oP & fraction over 180, per pound. consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 190 tea all the way from 60 to _§A per potind. Jn other words, for that §v66,250 worth of tea theconsumer pal between four and five millions of doliars, There ate your profits, ahd thers you will probably ind the chief reason why most of you never hheard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas Have nomask, compelled to, absolately: Ser better quality rd the artificially edfored and manipulated teas. ‘Hence the margins on them are smaller, and many dealers don’t care abdut. handling them, TE saad soca gpa. tthem. But it ts you where you ask for, and all 7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to be between three our hi be a a rae eae ible if yr or Se ides Ge the rea ene a “Omutton. Regotiect that the marti of profit ts 20 he ety @ Shyt.-. the sweetest, purest, and most fragrant, You . re i know that the bright bluish . , @olors being used for this purpose The effect . @ cent per eupe Ite, economy ig: therefore manifest. It is put up in one-pound kages . only, io patebs 4 tthe botom of that pau roe, the bottom of this a sola Te Chie on the pasast, Rota ts sold” te thle’ two reatous; one pete and aroms ‘ig ‘preserved; can be ho deception, which would oO a f) fr “. The Table Not Excelied by that . . “DP elled an where on the hb-gtving det igs, erat of 1.00 fest abs feet Z : : n elev °. a Settas -ssurrounded AB OagR, PALACE : 3chool Books, : Both for $6 50 a Year Both for $9 OO a Year! ‘on Mast Pay in Advance for One Year’ Pe, one, year’s combination price in advance, FE art, a ~* toe and other Neva ia county news. It is bright, indepenaent enterpris a banooms je paper, iportant ne eee week, gleaned from every quarter of the glo ite of ublteation, ‘pal of on of the world and « yast amuunt of beat tekature, t furnishes the latest atid most reliable Gnancial news and market sez ian 8 first-elass family r-~er, appealing te the interest of every member of the . AATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Massive Fireproof Structure. _, Free from the danger of Fire so prevaSeadararter’ of 6 fal Travelers deep soil. (as good as the Free ‘Bus to and fr id from all Trains. oun dovhern, Cocayey 90 shina litiendi Mien Saat T @.vage Oarr Bros. : DRUG STORE, Corner of Pine and Commercial:Sts. Nevada‘City. ce ee v ‘EEP CONSTANTL' THING USUALLY POR wep 4 LARGE AND COMPLETE STOUR Op RV Wirest-olaess Druze Store, PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES ETC Blank Books, . _ Miscellaneous*"Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines _ Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. . Field, Graden und Flower Seeds 7 The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Prica $6 a Year) woLlDEX “HE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.26 a Year) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( fleanier Priee $6 a Yoarj8 wwfklLTEZ ‘THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguia: Price $6 a Year) Chose in’ atrears for tne PRaNbouVr now maat pay up in fall, and aldo The Daily Transcript r rof gga af Central Cailfornia—a ition ithas maintained alnce ae wipe in 1860, , It gives the latest. end moet reliable Mining, A orticultural and The San Francisco Weekly Call Itistsaned every Thursday, and taine eu of th , com t Te ie rea interesting specia) Cerretpostades from al Tot ‘the priaselected and original general and gives special attention to mining, burticulural and agricn)tural news un yay The Morning Call ‘Reveu isanes « Week) live metrepolitan daily Tt has the largest «irculation and fa recognized as being the Mee the Wher ov grb tt * Pacine + onst, LAND FOR SALE, @ Only First-class Htel in the. Oity -100 acres.of the best bot=*~ tom land in,-Penn.Valley,this county, near JohnCasey’s place. All fenced and under . . cultivationydndyean be: irri. atin gated front’ the” Excelsior ee Water Company'sditch. Is RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. best in the State). Corn and potatées: can raised with succéess. The finest Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage shipping ftuits can he raised Mice inthe Building, without irrigation. Terms reasonable. . Apply at the. Dairy. TRransCRIPT office: a23-tf. and Tonrists. Any Hotel in the interior of the State. ry ‘Health Resuxt Ne Nevada City is aot excites ry . pa” } 7, has pure mri “ae po ag Nevada County Abstract Office, % Nevada Gity; Nevada Co., Cala : SREDSEARLS, Tides Aig TusuredBearman sae . eae zt = ; Atioraey sad Counselor st” Law. . SV SrRarpign IN ALLTHE courT ae ee Court House.

county FT, Dorsey, jem “_NEVAPA LODGE, NO. I ——goratally” tn vu Qa AL BIG DOWN WEATEY. ii peta EVADA Dany RANSCRIPT. VOL. LXI.—No. 9467 NEVADA _Orry. ae. “dpe atuatagalad EVENING: AUGUST 6, 1891. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, * Wl poor, ane Daily Graugeript.” cnnneiemmmnneisinsiatilieninsan inline PUBLISHED EveryDavExcept Suncay,. BROWN % CALKINS, — N. P, Brown, L. S. Calkins Business Manager. Editor. “J Office—‘ “Transcript B Block,’ Commercial rwreet, Nevada Clty, Cal Calif, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : dl Year, pavable in Advance...-$6, City Subscribers. . : 15 Cts per week. Terms for Advertising Legal Advertisets, $1 per square for first insertion and arr ys for each. additional inae rtion oe asi meus advertisements as per card rate 4 faraiehes on application. Lecal Notices -10' cents per line for first ssertion and 5 centeper line for each addiional insertion. Se Nevada ity Society paeery. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT. NO a7 Inde-eadent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd and ‘4th Monday of Each Month at 7:80.0’vlock. "‘M. L. ROBERTS, C. P. 3EO. A. GRAY, 8. MEVADA “CHAPTER NO 6,R. A M. eTATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. E. M. PRESTON, H. P. J. ROLFE,.secrotary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of, th the: Golden West, ; \btaaes de ob Pythian Cantie : EVERY TUESDAY EVE'G aT 7:80 O'CLK. .__\ FRED SEARLS, President. JOHN-C.;NILON; Bus.. 13: Fo & KM _ Meate at Masonic. atl Btated meetin 2 on the Second Wednesday of eaeh mon Vinita ‘Brethnen in ‘good standing are wre T. MORGAN, Master. I J. ROLFE, secretary. ~< MOUNTAIN. DIVISION No. 16, Sniform Rank Kniehte— of —Pythine}~ Meets at Armory Hall. Pirat Wedacodey. Evening he Each Month at * er mAPP, 8 K.¢C. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6. ‘Knights Templar, “y Meets at Masonic H.11 AND Ri THURSDAY oF BACH rine MUNTH at 7% o'cloc pavip E ohaak. G. I. J. ROLFS, Kh LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Botive Daughters ¢ of the the Godlen West teeta at Pythian cate” 2a — 4th ee Mvesies of” ine GORA CLARKE, President. SERAPH CU. SUKEFURTH, BR. 8 NEVADA. CITY INSTITUTE. NO. 30 Young Men's Institute. Meets at Hibernia Hall) mate Thuraday Evening com Rep: the First (huredav Even veur, ing . HOMAS BROWN, President. Sane SOHKSER x. MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knichts of Pythias, Meots at Pythian Castle .. KEVERY FRIDAY EVE’s at 7:996'CLOCh W. T. MORGAN, ©. 0. B SRECTOM, Keof Mi muda) i PRINCE ck ALBERT I LODGE, No,290,. Onier ‘Bons. of . Bt. George. : Meets at Pythian Castle, J ‘ fou Every. peeiye Rebbe sf lirsers a h 1. Visiting Brothers, invited. ©: OX ABD FOUTE, Worthy President. . OR. ae ma: punt " orrer at VINTON'’s DRUG SrORE, NEVADA CITY. oe TROse. 8 EME, ’ attorney and Counselor at Law, . inreedays Price Ones potrect Feit gee to ‘s LD WALLING, Z mie oath ae SIOT iat wt tn: coal ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. “Omice « Residence, Gacrémento mt As wuTKeE, pabietsats.. Ag ieacigo ator? darth ald giio wuagrareti AND cipal Wk W::\WAGGONER,. _nsonneer to W.F. Englebright,) . G. Wm, Durs, Prop. “LEYE, NERVES, LUNGS, those peculiar i Nevada Ciev. denbatn lea the sh JIT ‘HAS TURNED UP. Wear J ee cg ‘ Morn. . National Meat. ‘Marke Baa ‘MUTTON VEAs, save, é 1, tee Ie Yok Bakery. ne pusewigen THIS WELLknown and Machi mal Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining , Transcript Block, r interia taken on hand at all times the very best o: Bread, Piss. Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made te order on ghort netice and on most reasonable terms. hy eee for anything im my line prompt ~ errict attention to business, giving ae best natisfaction and selling at low rates, . ie merit a liberal patronage. Dr. C. W. Chapman, DENTIST, NEVADA OITY....:..0035 cera i dels ‘Office with Dr. N. E. Chapman, Sacramento street. a20-tf. P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law, WV ILL ERACTICR IN THR STATE AND States Court. oe & Roberts’ Block. Neve a 3. 8. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCTR. OMrIOR—Soun Hide Broad ret oppo site Mand _ rhe Courts ua oti e ee. Wil practi evns th witht ind: he Corte al the the he Mtate of C “Os. WOODMASBEE, b a D., Physician, ‘uigsoo and Oueliust, IVES ‘SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL diseases ‘of the to Females and ail Chronic Diseases: Also, RAEUMATISM, Residence—N. W. corner of School and Sichardgon streets, Grads Vallev. lire atreet, 8 dours suuth of Neal et. Office: House—10 to 12 A. M., 2to 4 and 6 to7 P.M. EDWARD M PRIGE M.D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, RADUATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE G of Physicians and Surgeons, Londun, = nad, aeuot the University of Brussele, um, ete “Ofise at Cart Eros. Drug Store. RESIDENCE—M. Hanley’s, lanes! atreet, LUMTIE & BICANI, " WATOHMAKER, " ~ AND i ‘JEWELER Brond Street. Nevada Cty. Empire Livery Stable!Broad at; ‘Wevads ax city, ‘opp Wa ona. Bx” JAMES HENNESSY, ay Proprietor, —— : HE.PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIR? Tr table has the largest lot of @erses, Carriuges Cabal Buggies FP ed be fi ¥ be Jeane . in this part of the State. reg nt B ugens: apa! notice and 9 che most feasonable terms © The horses are from vice; of gceodstyi + aduena nk ee font as any gentle tan cares to d: 44d00d Baddle pate always on hand VARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROK PT. ; * pURNISRED BY xe “Ker chines ae etn the rennt well rere vi hl, Paik POR GINAL b tL hyn Eases aan and astriki 10 nad = ferton Printed on heavy tiethe Chea) vets me te Kook for itsf ge and aracter ever One agent sold 108 ponies in Nashville i it he igi t no Sid Ityor EY once ior terms aid te: Ma ane mer 8 tiafled when outfit receiyed, mo i ws ref Mecieeahele Honse,. 168.and 155 North Spruce St, . _y Nashville, Tenn. g20-4m0 : OPPOsI re: “ITIZ2NB BANK. wd. WAFEZIGER. . jaaee braocieg A wciaiabiassnite evan . eats ‘BACON AND LARD, wholesale 0. Pai Se EG sii at atbats ese usally found 1 by delivered ¢ ee of petieg O43 warviiaer. “UNION MARKET, Pra Aicis A ee eraln imal a weet “. cellent work, = MachineNo.” 3 and Dany TraticirY Now IS YOUR: CHANCE, ' CARRY-A FINE. STOCK OF New No. 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, Which X Will sell For Cash or on iy lastllment, at Low Prices The-BestSewing Machines Maite: Made. sa-Calt anid See Them WHETHER YCU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. Thos. Shurtiett, PLABA sTOoORD oe co To tHe Plaza Store of Tomas Shirl l¢ YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Crees Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Fresh Fish — Shrimps. artes Loceen every Thursdav woe ~ For Sal by the Leading Grocer ee ae 2 Don't Fail to Try It. Made at Gridley, by the CENTRAL MILLING CO: A S45-SEWING MACHINE: FOR SIT, 1 Year’s Subscription “The Daily Transeript.” Wethave made such Beery Re as enable us to offer the ‘¥ af go. At. lower rates than ever before fe This machine is made after. t Singer Machines, and is ner: ‘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 importan improvement tn a 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 sone 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 j ulled out. enough to ‘rélease the balance wheel, {and turned slightly to the rightor left where it is held by a stop-pin till 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 notin use, so that the machine ta good Sincthiges Each Machine Has the Followi ents FUOT Ht MLER, 4 VER, FOOT RUFF tf ear” yi f TUUKER rm DL 1 WRENCK, : vo WY PACKAKE »E8, 1 THREAD GurTER, 3 ane CA Aiea’ és ie CHECK APBIT x 1 INST AUC aos THROAT PLAE 6 BOMBING. ei! end dra a ce ior ean ‘WARRANT EVERY MACHINE DOR $ YEARS, . chine, aan % One’ nex. Lonemonr, Cor., Nov. 17, 1889. . week.” oo Bn ineeur L received the machine all right, and am .well.pleased with it, It: does exPENINAH clean Axrus, Ark Dec.i re le Chicago Singer sewing mi” Pine saceved in youd order. The ba chine ina spladid one; the Ages> would ask about thirty-five dollars for ror e@ receiv e e tw months bw Sareairea, it a fair trie prea tike-it very much, We think ii ig as good as per . dollar machine. Mise. Jaxe eehnegped 16. 1889. auch a machine, Many th. ks. i: edigaso, Gu airs Nov: 18, sewin Josurn * . machine ordee, a am wel eset : eam oe ay m Somerset, Va., Oct:.28, 1880. fiance, oat cok ni The machineordered of yuu arrived, and after a few duyn’ trial { find jt to Weii/s Baba, N. ¥ Y,, Nov. ee oe aB represent doubtless wil! I w ter using th continue to give sat infuciion. ‘ you, sg or Mary J. ieee TRENTON, Neb. sNov. 26, 1889.“ The premium sewing machine came . to band yery prom a andin* eeoge was here to look at the ma ~ Prices, aural in’, : “ vn Sg eee i

“ Ae ““ +o IG e latest models of the} ‘The driving wheel on this machine is admitted t6 bate running and most koe cee ofany. The machine is se ae cng bag bine: the very best ténsionand thread liberator, is made of the bert‘maerial, with — ¥ . wearing pa ed, anid is finished in « superior ‘etyelt. ivhas v Coa RAIL ROAD: LANDS. REMOVED Swart’s Photo*raph Rooms’ AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY o. Kime «£ treet, Hcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business. Photographs ‘n all tie ' atest ‘tyle:. Old Pictures copied and enlarged, JOEN SY7A *T, Phot: grapher. CITIZENS BANK, . Paid up Capital --$30 000 A General Banking Business’Transacted. Wig SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL) New York, San Francisco. An@ Sacramento We tssue BILLS OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT im the prim cipal cities of GREAT BRITAI> 6nd BUROPE. Cellections om any part of th OUmited States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for Count: and State Warrants, “. G6l@ and Silver Bullion “wT ‘chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: &.M. PRESTON...:...:.3. MM ONT is 6 i Sieccees 1OHN T. MORGAN. D. KE. MORGAN..Ase’T Cacuize and Sz0"' DIRECTORS: us. R,M. Bont, + Bhd tab Moxnear Geo. M, Hneuse, ee ee Morean, Wu. Epwanos OUBMAN, b.M. Preston. CORRESPONDENTS. k--First National Bank. Pay a Fea it National Bank. Francisco—Firet . ef ete mangas Bank of D. O, bill ~. Nevada mason WE. Ls . TIME TABLE NO.'43 Cakes Effect Sunday, Aug. 2, 1891, a ; 12 o’olook M. —oe LEAVING NEVADA CITY : 12.25 A. M Daily, -eonnect wit) ¢ overland arriving + 4am Francisco at 9:16. M,, and overlanc from East. 10:00 A. M. Peilxcs srohei git ing inSan Francisco at 7:16 P ‘ARRIVING a NEVADA ory, ly, ia 3: OO. AL MM. Daly. eee we ng San Francisco at? 3 . M., also Easter Henk na big §:22 P.M. WL Wrancisco at $:00 4. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, Genera) Manager, £, H. BROWN, Superintendent. Uuick Time * Chean Hares SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, (Paciwic System.) Getty Expeens with the i gr erete pehatiwer Lise lise” are AT. . Wow York and New. Orleans) jwith Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PU LLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARt ing wit) aving Sus ler, It is nicely And Tourist Sleeping Oars ‘ike a charm, and "= are: vee ei cae to with it E. F, oll ‘any E. Muraay. . armonad overians eben me Sr. M Md. Dec, 14, isesi. a ache Ohno, Now? 10, We vovived the aching two as av bey is as ou rrajoketanold Sleeping Oar B Berths «ince in good order. We tthe Company 's offices opsren with the machine and glad to speak o does as coe work bi iit calling in person can secure ot . you asan honest, honorable firm, 3 rd cae Mi Ras San Francisco Cel. Sag Feagtom tadien hn oe, é et : saat gndein epg “rh S -. FACTS ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK. " But few people know that there is such & thing aa sun-cured tea in existence, and fewer Deve seen it, But there and it is of all teas . ask at once how it is that it fs not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it, That le Qnswered easily; but it is necessary to present ». fist @ few details. The public only knows ~~ Dieat entre! classes, vis., the green and the _ Green Teas. gteen color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural eolor. UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless artificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plumbago, and other unhealthful mineral ig twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “off-color” aud worthless teas, which, once wnder the greeu cloak, aré readily worked off asa 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, has in of the alleged ‘‘finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, rice husks, and willow leaves. In-fact, it is stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousauds of pounds of sloe, ash, aud Wie low leaves ‘are annually imported as ‘tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report tea as oneof the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea into a merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of coloring mattér is too strong to withstdnd, and the worthlessness of the trash that often finds its way to this mar. ket labeled “New Crop," “Best Quality,” “ Green Tea," etc., would simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbago, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as as the China teas that may be included u the general heading of black teas,” get their Color from the firing or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter 18 Glso frequentlyused to give a certain desired commercial appearance, The firing and the eoloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the identity of Dro tea. and permits the use of the Very cheapest teas, to argue noth deteriorating effect of excessive aie must be resorted to when a very cheap prod‘wot is used and an extreme color desized, __ Beech’s Tea » (Sun-dried). ~Goncerning sun-dried teas the paopleot the Pacific Coast have heard but Hitle and know less, although it is extensively used where it 1g known and understood: We are told that when tea {s 80 poor it,canndt be sold at home or safely. parte shipped to Ameri Matte ~ thing. Ribs ry may'p yen Bae sear nen sons wo have tiot offered sut-dried tena, Tiey wore gene saaegh to send elsewhere oun-UaTed, obi asec tat hr nothing a sisted by man! or : ; all ab gteen teas and the manipuleted or pan-fred.teas, yon hardly ead be told 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 lest year (1800) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value oP & fraction over 180, per pound. consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 190 tea all the way from 60 to _§A per potind. Jn other words, for that §v66,250 worth of tea theconsumer pal between four and five millions of doliars, There ate your profits, ahd thers you will probably ind the chief reason why most of you never hheard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas Have nomask, compelled to, absolately: Ser better quality rd the artificially edfored and manipulated teas. ‘Hence the margins on them are smaller, and many dealers don’t care abdut. handling them, TE saad soca gpa. tthem. But it ts you where you ask for, and all 7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to be between three our hi be a a rae eae ible if yr or Se ides Ge the rea ene a “Omutton. Regotiect that the marti of profit ts 20 he ety @ Shyt.-. the sweetest, purest, and most fragrant, You . re i know that the bright bluish . , @olors being used for this purpose The effect . @ cent per eupe Ite, economy ig: therefore manifest. It is put up in one-pound kages . only, io patebs 4 tthe botom of that pau roe, the bottom of this a sola Te Chie on the pasast, Rota ts sold” te thle’ two reatous; one pete and aroms ‘ig ‘preserved; can be ho deception, which would oO a f) fr “. 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