February 17, 1893 (4 pages)

os cua pret hrToma ae ice sracvetagan eae beret ‘ome "fable of Distances. From Nevada Vity to Cherokee ; Colum a Hill Solfax \dwards’ Bridge.. *rench Corral..-. franiterville Grass Valley Hunts Hill Jackson's Moore's Fiat North Bloomfield, Newtown oe ay ahh.) eer elief Hil) Beseee Bough & keady... Snow T ent. ‘ seater nt ET Scott's Flat. . ST Peer ers. BEDAIS VIS . ooo oss lec cissewe cadens Sweetiand. . es ~— hn Notice For Publication. Land Office at Marysville, Cal. Deétetnber 28, 1892. OTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice: of his intention to make final proof in suppert of his claim, and.-that-said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Marysville, Cal., U. S. Land Office on. Wednesday February 15, 1893: viz: Joseph C. Lam Hd. Apptication No. 3774 for the SE 4 of NW4 W4 of NE} SE of NE Sec. 28 T 10 18N R6E, M D M.He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon . and cultivation of,. said laud viz:James Malaley, of Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal., Con. O'Neil, Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal., Manuel Jackson, of Oregon House, Yuba. co., Cal., John Williams,, of Orgon House, Yuba co., Cal. ‘CHAS, HAPGOOD, Register. — Assessment. Notice. ARMONY GRAVEL MINING co. } Nevada City, Cal. Notice is hereby iven, that a meeting of the Difectors, held ou the z3d day of December, 1892, an assessment, No. 7, of ten cents per share wus levied upon the capital stock-of the corporatien, payable Wednesday, January 25th, 1893, to the Seeretary, at-the stere-of Kk Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U. &.: gold coin. Aby stock upon which this assessment shail remain uupaid on thé 25th day, of January, 1898, will be delinquent aud ad vertised for sale at public atiction, ard, unless payment is made before, wil! be sola On the [5th day Of February, 1993, at the four of 11 o'clock a. M., at the office of the secretary Of.said corporetion, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with cosis wf advertising and expenses of sale. By order of Directors, K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store,-onPine sree Nevada City, Cal az L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageme; BOOMS 20 AND 23 MERUHANT’S E> o. SJHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, FSAN FRANCISCO, ’ B. ADVERTISEMES'T® Ns eits for all newspapers publis acc on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands. Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Vaipa riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand, the Aus tralian Colonies, the Eastern States anc Europe. i Files of nearly every newspaper pubirsne fon the Pacific Coabt are kept conubntly go 00 hand, and ail advertisers are allewed free access to them during business hour a PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian: Depredation CuAtMs. United States and Foreign Patenis obtained; interferences conducted; special labels and desi; us registered. Rejected -cascs— prosecuted; —infrjngement.suits conducted -in any United States Court. Ii you have an invention, send yy. 4 sketch-photograpbor smnall mode}, io. gether with a brief description of the y),.1 unportant features and we will advj. yoy ‘Lccourse topursue, If you are i, j, session of patents and the same ano fringed, or if you are charged fringement, subfnit the matter +. a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF 0 Box.35, Washington D. C. The Chicago Cottage Organ! Has attaiuedastandudofexcellene w).b: admits of ne searriosr. ' it conteine veryp improvement that iv ventive genius, skill and money can ; r« duce, These excellent Organs are celeprated “9: volume, quality of toue, quick response, a riety of combination, artistic desigu,bes .-. n finish, perfect.construction, makingtl. a -the most attractive, ornamentai and des ble organs for homes, schools, churc) s lodges, societies, ete. ES LISHED KEPUTATION UNE FACILIFIES UALLED BKILLED WORKEL BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popuiar Orge {NSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PiANO STOO. pos i with us fo i JVaargalogues aud Price Lists ou applica’ Bt EAIOAGO YVOTTAGE ORGAN U6 A Severe Law. ———s The Engiish ye. ple look more clos to the genuin of these staples we do. In fac',: have a law u 77which they » seizures and stroy edulters products that Lot what they are represented to be. Us. this statute thousands of pounds of tea }. been burned because of their wholesale « teration, ‘Tea, by the way, is one of the most ne ou‘ly adulterated articles of commerve £\one are the bright, shiny green tens: cally colored, but thousands of poun< eub-iitutes for tea leaves are used to: the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, ¢ dw leaves being those most commonly u Again, sweepings from tea warelicuses + colored and sold astea. Even exhauste leaves gathered from the tea-houses are dried, and made over and. find their way the cheap teas, ~ The Euglish government attempts to stu this out by confiscation; but no tea ‘« poor for us, and the result is, that pro) « the poomest teas used by any vation are . . , consumed ts America. Peech’s Tea is presented with the ¢ auty that it is wmeolored and unadulte: « iu fact, the aun-cused tea leaf pure and ple. Its purity insuses superior siren about one third less of f Being required { en infusion than of the artifielal tens, aud fragrance and exquisite flavor te @t once 1; parent, It will bea revelation to you. Ip order that its purity and quality may be guaranteed, it is sold only in pound packages bearing this trade-mark; BEECH‘S. TEA "Pure As Childhood? examinations; trade-marks, copy-rigiis, . ABOUT THETEAWE‘SS FACT > But few people know that ine’ isrus, * thing as cun-ctred tea in exis'er >, 61d 167.1 have seen it But there is, an it tr’ a dens the sweetest, purest, and most i:agrant. You eak at once how it is that it is not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it That is GQuswered easily; but it is necessary to present first a few details. The public only knows, twe general classes, viz., the green and the ‘ Green Teas. Few people know that the bright bluish green color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, Unpleasant as the fact may be, it is neverthele.« artificial; Prussian blue, siliea, gy;:um, Phembago, and other unhealthful xu ineral @olors being used forthis purpose Theeffect fe twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, @mee under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea. Theabominable coloring practice even admits of the use of foreign substances, and the English government. which looks closer into the genwineness of its staples than ours, bas in some of the alleged ‘‘ finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, ‘icehusks, and willow leaves. In facet, it is c>renly stated by a@n English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wik low leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the cgloring process would be impossible. They report tea as one of 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 green coloring matter is too strong to withstand, and the worthlessnesg of the trash that often finds its way to this man 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, plum-. bago, 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 general heading of “ black teas,” get their . _ “‘eolor from the fring or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter is also frequently used to give a certain desired commercial appearance. Fhe firiug and the coloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the identity of the tea, and permits thé use of the very cheapest teas, to argué nothing$for the Geteriorating effect of excessive firing,fwhich must be resorted to when @ very cheap preduct is used and an extreme color desired. __~ Beech’s Tea (Sun-dried). Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleef the Pacific Coast have heard but little and knew less, although it is extensively used where i¢ is known and understood. Weare telé that when tea is. so poor it éannot be sold at heme or safely shipped to the English markets, i is shipped to America; that wé will drink anything. That may possibly be ene ef the ree sons we have not been offered sun-dried teas, They were good enough to send elsewhera, The sun-dried teas being sun-cured, ne eoloring matter is used, hence nothing but sisted by manipulation or coloring, il attem pts at adulteration or the introduction ef foreign leaves or material would be bold and @aring. That it is, therefove, sweeter and fat more fragrant then the artificially colored green teas and the manipulated basket o: pee-fired teas, you hardly need betold. That if ig more healthful than the mineral-colored teas, is alse apparent That it ig more expenst¥é;i6 alse : “s i that-is another reason you have never seen it. There is not so much preat im it as there is im the cheap adi ita. ated and @olored teas ay Abeut the Cost of Tea-. amount of tea received at Sam Francisco last year (1800) was 6,860,187 pounds, and the value 9054,298, ox a fraction over i8¢ per pound The consumer, of which the reader was one, werth of tea the consumer paid between four and five millions of dollars. There are your enormous profits, and there you will probably find the ehief reason why most of you never heard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas have mo mask, they are compelled to be absolately pure and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated téas. Hence the margins on them are smaller, and many dealers don’t care sbout handling them, and you know nothing about them. But it is the object of this article to tell you where you —3 get them, and what te ask fo. and all , them. # “ Beech's Tea.” ad ‘= meech’s Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, is now offered to the piople of the Pacific Coast. It will be a revelation to you. You doubtless never saw any nat ural leaf, Have your grocer break open a package. It will be found in color to be just betweem the artificially colored green and the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful fragrance. It is offered to the people at 60c per pound, the same price that many artificially eolored teas are sold fos. But its guaranteed purity makes it more economical to use; for o less quantity, say about twenty grains, is required per cup. Aa‘there are, 7,630 graing to a pound, there will be seen to be between three and four hundred cups to the pound, er at the rate of about one fifth of & cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest. It is put up in one-pound packages. only, im patent airtight and moisture-proof parchment, with the trade-mark that is found @t the bettem 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 ne deception, which woujd be quite possible if it were sold im bulk, withext the reame aud trade-mark attached. Caution. Excvllect that the margin of profit a so much smaller om Beech’s pure sun-dried teas than on the artificially eolored teas that you won't got it if tea by any other name can be putoffenyou. Ask for BEECH'S. TEA 4 a a oo Pure As Childhood” Mf your grocer dees not have 11, he will get feos you. Price Ge per pound. The shove ‘wade-mark aad price is plainly printed on each package Perhape the best way to get it is to go where you know they have it and are wilting teal a. For instance, can be had withous 4ifoly @ > GEO, C. GAYLOR aud THOS. SHURT LEFF & SON, Sole Agenté. UNION MARKET {MERCIAL BTREET.N¥VADACI% 5 DEALERS IN Reef, Perk, Mutton, Veai At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICESTOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, {BACON and. LARD . the Chicazo provement ina loose balance the machine. running and most convenient of any. wearing parts hardened, and is fiv Unionrown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some two months ago. Havegiven it a fair trial and like it very much. We think it is.as good as a forty dollar machine. Miss Jang Roweru. JACKSON, CAL., Nov. 16, 1889. I received your: premiam sewing Machine in good order, and am wel! pleased with the same. Accept iny thanks. A. Norton. Wetw’s Bringer, N. Y., Nov.20, «89. 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Powe., bis vitorhey in fact, whose Post Office address aliforiia, has this day filed his application for a Potent for $000 linear foot of the YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATE: QUARTZ MID £, or vein, hearing goid, with surface grov .d600fee:in width, situate in Wa-hington Mining Disiyict, County of Nevyads, nud State of California, and desiennted by the field notes and official pint ov file in this office, as Lots 05 and 66, in low. .shipl7 bh, CS DUT UEReTIbET US TONOWS, WO-Wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at a live oak tree 18 inches in dia. “marked “Y. C. C.Q. M. L. so. 1,” stat ding on Soatih: s'decfsScuth Yuba River, ; at North end of claim, on lode, from whieh the mouth of a tunnel bearss8. 74° W. 87 inks; Thence. mag. var. 179 EB ,8, 18349 W. 22. 738 chains or 1500 feetto a live oak tree standing on South side of Omeg.s Ditch Finase, marked “Y¥,C.C.Q. M.L. No. 2,” at Svuth end of Yuba Canou Location.; EXTER OR BOUNDARIES Beginning at a post in-rock mound mark ed" Y. ©. 0. Q. M. No. 1,’* standin g at Nort east Corner o1 Yuba Canon Locetion, which is also post"'S. C, No. 6."ac8.E., corner of Sur light Consolidated Quartz Mine ( Approve urve ) thence, mag. vor. 17 EK. 8. 184° W., 2278 chains, cr 1500 feet oa post in rock mound maraed“Y,C.C.Q, M No. 2,’ at Southeast coruer of YubaCayonu tocat thenee N 75° W 9.08 cha ner . a post in rock mound marked “yO. CC. Q M. No. 5’ at South weetcormmer of Yuba Can on Locations Fhence N. 18349 _b., 22.78 chaine or 1500 feet to post in rock mo inarked “¥.0.C, Q. M. No. 6” a Nortuwest eoruer of Yuba C,no*% Locxtion, from which the corner.to sections 11, 12, 18 and M4, Tp.37N., R. 11 F., M.D. B. and M. bears N sb» W. 30.40 Chains distant ; Thence 75> F 9.68 ehuins, or 592.8 feet to true piace of beginning, and co taining 20 59 acre-. CONNECTING LINE NO. 1. From post “Y. C, C. Q. M., No. 6’ at North west cornerof Yuba Canon Location, the eorner to sections 11, 12,13 and iM, Lp. 17 N., KR No. IF E. M, D, M-, Leuts N.839MNW., 30.40 Chains distant. has eae eae YUBA CANON SOUTIL Fx" SION LOCATION, LODE Linu. ‘Beginnivg ata liye onk tree 10 inches in jiameter marked “Y. C. ©. Q. M. L. No. 2,” stending at North end of claim, on lode, o1 South side of Omega flume ; Thence mag var. 172 E. 8. 171¢9 W. 22.73 chains, or 15 feetto a postin rock mound yearked “Y. c, ©.Q. M.L. No. 8,” standing in. old road. trom which a fir tree. three feet in dia EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning at Northeast corner at post in ‘rock mound wn arked “Y. C,C. Q. M. No ” frour which a-yeliow pine tree four feet n dia. bearss. 52° W. 79 Sinks distant ; bence mag. var. 179 E. 8. 17}g> We 22.7: huins, or 1500 feet to a post set in a rock nound niarked “*¥.C. C. Q. M: Naw 3°} bence N 75° W. 9,08 chains or 599.3feet t tpost setinaroeck mound marked “Y. C ‘. Q, Me No.4; thence N.-17bg2E227; ‘hains to post setin rock motvud marke “¥Y. OFC. Q.Q. M. Nos. 5” trom. which tne . , corner to Sections 11, 12, 3 and 14, 1p 17N t. 11 E,,M, D. B. & M.bearg N. 42° 12’ W. 4,05 Chains distamt ; thence.8. 795-E., 9.0r hains, or 599.3 feet to the piace of begin ling, and coiitaining 20 62 acrcs. CONNECTING LINE [email protected], From post No. 5, at’ Northwest corner of Yuba Cunon Sourh Extension Location the ‘orner Lo Sections 11, 12, 13 aud 14, ip. i7N., t. li €., M. D. B. and M, bears-N. 425 12’ W 405% Hains distant YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATED QUARTZ MINE SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning ata post set in. ro¢s mouri rarked “‘Y. C,C.Q. M,. N i,”’ standing ai rortheasteorner, trom whieh a cedar tre: fin dia. bears N. 361-45 E. 48 links dis mt; therce mag. var.17° Fo 8. 18% Ww 72chains’or 1500 feet to a post in rock aound marked “Y. ©. C. Q. M: No.2” at cutheast corner of Yuba Canon Location nd Sortheast corner ofYuba Cation Soutt, extension Location ;thence 8 17449 Wes 2.73 chaius, or 1500 feet to a post in rock nound ma ked “Y, C. C.Q. M/No. 3 ; thence 1 7o° W. 9.08 Chains, or 599 3f fo a post étin rock mound marked “Y. +0. 4;” ; thence N, 1744° E. 22.74 . diet feetto a post in. roek mound marked . “¥o+ 6, tp MNa-5,”* from whieh the ui uer to Seetions 11, 12, 13 and 14. Tp. 17 LE Mh s & _M_bears_S 4275 14.05 chains distant, thence N. 1844 ° EF 22:7: hains or 1500 feet to a pust iutock mouna narked “Y. C.C.Q.M. No. 6 at Nurthwis! oer of Yuba Catron Location (this is als¢ 1e Southwest corner of the sunlight Con idated Quartz Mine, Approved Survey) frente 3-77 —E, 9-08 chains, or 599-3 feet to se place of beginning, and containing Yuba Canon Loeation, 20.59 acres, Yuba Canon South Extension Locatior, 9.62 acres, A total of 41.21 aeres;—__-_— oS ind comprising portions of the N. W.14 an W. 1-4 of Section 13, 'Tp.i7 N., R. il E., M ). KB. & M. The lecation of this mine is recorded ir he xecorder’s office of Nevada county, at véevada City, in the eounty of Nevada, State f California, The adjoining claimant is 1e Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine o1 ne ‘North. Any and all persons claiming any portio: f said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quartz fine, or surface ground, are hereby rejuired te file their adverse claims, with the evister of the United States Land Office at sacramento, Cal., during the sixty days’ eriod of publication hercof, or they will be marred by virtue of the provisions of the statute THOMAS FRASER, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Ol appl cation for patent be published for the period of sixty days (ten conrean tive Weeks nthe Nevada Daily Transcript, t daily newspaper cublehiad at Nevada City, State of California. THOMAS FRASER. Register. FRED SEARLS, Atty. for Applheant. ~~ The first publiedtion of this notice’ was a ade November 18th, 1592. Bunting Flags. 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The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as “nerve racking:” A brand of pure tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per onp than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and theeconomy is manifést, as your monthily tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligntTG DRINK. fal flavor. There are ho headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as pure as childhood’ and éan be drunk by children and delicate persons with . impunity. It is adelight to lovers: of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ; ml a] BEECH'S. TEA eT Weg tt Pure As Giidhood, Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, : And GEO, C. GAYLORD. TO THE UNFORTUNATE DR. GIBBON'S DISPUNSARY No. 623 Kearney Street, ‘orner Commercial.. .Ban#rancise Established in lois for the treatment! of Seuxal and Semi nal Disdases’ suct as Gonorrhea, Gleet * Stricture, Syphili »in all its forme Seminal Weaknes; impoteucy, etc. Skin Diseeseso . years’ standing an: Vicerated ~~ Leg: successiully trea ed. Dr. Gibbon har racticed over thirty years in San Francisco ind his Dispensary is the oldest in Cali. forvia. Thesick and. allieted should not iil to call upon KYM. ‘the doctor has traveled extensively in Europe, and. inpected thoroughly 2 here; obtaining a g rmation, whie o tirose in need of his SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Seminal Emissions, the consequencé selfabuse, This solitary vice, or depray sexual indulgence, is practiced bythe you ofboth sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the fottowing trdin Of piorbid symptoms unless sombatted by scientific. medical measures viz’ Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the nead, ring ng in the ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and the rattling of chartsts, uneasiness about toins, Weakifess vf the limbs, confused vis: ervices . ‘on. blunted inteliect joss of confidence IT SAVES: Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Kealizing the importance of cood Was premiuin, wehave selected the ASWalvham™ beang the bestkno n aud most reliable tin pieces in the market These watches have a gvorid-wide reputation Which they have aimed sulely on theit merits, The cases we guarantee vbw of sole gotc and—coinsiver respectively; nd if noc just as represented may be returved at Gur expense and we willrefup the money . pad, Ve are prepared to make the most liberal propoivicns on these watches as premiums, as will be een by the following offers; Solia Gold Watch—Gents' . A gentleman's solid gold hunting~case watch, *“Waithain”’ movement, stetn-winding ‘Bud stom jetling, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ond baiiy Bulletin, one year, $36,560; watch, DAILY TRAN3 Riek aud Weekly Bulletin, one year, 954.40 Subscriber pays express Charges Ob watch tron Sau Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Lacies . A lady’s solid gold hunting case watch, ‘*Waltham’’ movement, stem-winding, seeni-setting, with DAILY TRANSOKIPT and Daily bulletin, me year, $29; with VAILY TRANSGRIPY and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26,900. Subscriber © pe) UXprese charges on watch Dom San #rancisco} . Solid Silver Watches .Solidco silver humting case watch Walham” movement, stem-winding and stenetting.& are fet reliable. time-keeper, with DAILY IRANSCHIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $18; with DAILY TRANSCKIP'T and Weekly Sulletin, one year, $16.90, Bubseriber to pay “xpress charges‘on watch from San Francisco. Same Watch, Open tace, with DAILY TRANSUhKiPT, and Daily builetin, one year, 916; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekiy bulletin, ong year, $12.90. Subscriber to pay eXpress charges . on watch from San i ranciseo, Nickle Watch, A osndsome nickie stew-wy 1; watch, oper face, voot movement, witt . AMY ‘TRANCn Pi and Vuuy Bulletta >1-> 311; with DALLY TRANSCRIPT anagv Bulletin, one year g5.v0. Subscriber to ja Kees charges 24 Watch from San Francisco Bicyc.es: The Bicycle we have selected ar premiumne “apollo” —while not the tiost expensive is a irst-class article is ever) respect. It .is handsome and substantially wade, it runs easily and va prime favorite. tb 19 standard fintgh wath . “P TERTE THT eS aiid Will be sent complete With saddle-bay, tovis, ete, Will be sent with DAILY KANSCRIPY aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for 2y, with DATLY TRANSCRIP anu” Weekly ulletin, one year, $26.90, [ine above prices ure or & 36-.4ch Wheel, Prict per adeditivpal men uacté kuown On applicativn.) Sul scriber, to pay Apl6ss charges on vicycle from Pan Francisco, ‘ 3 Boys’ Velocipedes, A 16-inch Wheel, staiaiard jinish, wrought ircn velocipede, With bell,etc., complete, sent wich DAILY TRANSCHRHE and Daily Bulletin, one ear, $12.00;. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Veekly Bulictin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers : This isa type-writing age. Everybody has whohas writing to do; or shoulc have o Here is your upportunity, The Sun type-wri a perfect instrument, simple in. conustructio easily Worked, beatly mounted and boxed, wit? instructions for use, which can be.leaimidi. te” minutes, With DAILY TRANSCRIPY' and Dail? Uulietin, Ohne year, sna the DAILY TRAN SURIFV and Weekly Bulletiu, one year, dio Subsciiber pays express, = Cane, Neither too large nur too small, but just the F yhtsize with ld-k gold head, will-be sent with USILY TRANSCRIPT anc Daily Bulletin, one year, 12.60; With DAILY TRANSCRIPT and “cel, Bulletin, one jcar, $10.50, Subscriber p&ys Express. Telescope. A very useful article that anyone living in the souutry OF (faveling, Will appreciate. Our premium telescopeis a good, strong itiscrument, With an objegi-giass 3° inches —ipdiameter, 3 laws, 6 inches iohy When closed, leather cased, wit will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT. and Daily Hp llet: 2-o8 2 Bh DAA Bh AS lifidence in approaching strangers, a dig tike to form new scqualgt pees, disposition to shun society, of menrory, nectit lushes, pimples and varic ugeruptionsabout he face, furred tonzue. ‘etid breath,coughs sonsumption, night sweats. If relisfbe net +btained, persons so + fiicted should apply: -mmediat: ly, eitherin person or by letter nd have » chre efceted by his new and clentific mols of tr: ating these diseases, MARRIED MEN, Or those who contemplate marriage, wh« r suffering under any of these fearful malsdies, should not forcet-the sacred respeninility resting upon them, nerdclay Gob ain immediate relief. CURED AT HOMER. Persons at 4 distance may be CURED.A1 HOME, by addressing#etter to Dr. Gibben, tating case, symptoms, length of time the lisease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or suriosity, to pny part of the country, with ful and plain directions foruse. The Doc‘or cures when -others fail. Try him Charges reasouable eall or write. Address DR, J, F. GIBRON, 623 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Frauciscc Office Box 1957, DRS. STARKEY & PALEN'S. Treatment :by: Ini elation ‘ + 5:8 1629 Arch8t, Philade!phia Pa For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis sentery, Uaiarrh, Hay Fever, Debilitv, Headache, Rheumetism, Neuralgia, and all Uhronic and Neryous Disorders. fag original and only genuine Com pound Oxygen Treatment, that of: Irs starkey and Palen,is ascie? fie adjnetm ent ofthe elements of Oxygen and Nitrocer MAGNETIZED ; end the Compound 1s se cor densed aud made portable thatitis sent ali ver the world, It hgs heen in use for more than twenty year ouside OF -pationta have beer ireated, and overone ‘housand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significaut faq. It does not act as most drugs do, by creat ganother ailment, ana beneftiting one rianutthe expenne of anoiher, often rejairiiig a second course to eradicate the eviletfects of the firet, but Compound Oxy gen is a revitalizer, renewing, strengtien ing, invigorating the wholebody, e ‘These statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, published in ‘our book of 200 pages only with the express permis sion of the patients ; their nanies and ad iresses are given, and you en referto then forfurtierinformation. The greatsuccess of our treatment hag siven rise toa host of imitators, uuscrupu ‘ous persons ; Bome culling thelr prepura ions Compound Oxygen, often appropriat ng our testimonials and the names of our patients, to reconimend worthless Com COL foos. bButany substance made cleewhere by others, and called Compound Oxygen Sspurious, “eOMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND KESULTS,’’ isthe title of a new book.of 200 pages] published by Drs jtarkey & Valen, Which givestoal, euquir sp full informetion ag to this remarkable ‘urative agent, anda récord of surp:ising turesina wide range of chronic Cases nsny of them after being abandoned to die yy other physicians. Will be mailed FREK vany address on application DRS, STARKEY & PALEN, Ewipire Livery Stable ‘road st., Nevada City, opp Nat.one tf change hotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, pss PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable hus the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thig part of the State. Teanrs with elegant’ iacks to let at the shortest notice and 9 he most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod styl ind capable of going as fast ag any gontle nal cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand R RIAGFR +O} FENERALS PROV PTL PATENTS ( PPARIED, ana yey bg a the U. 8 raven ce attende r E tRATE FEES. ae Our offi ¢ is opposite the U. 8, ra ‘ce, and we can obtain Patents fii’ es i han those remote from Washington, Seud model orwdin ag. We advise as to vatentability free cofburge—and we make 10 Charge ubless we obtain patent, Werefer, here, to the Postmaster, the Bu verintendent of Money Order Division, and o the officials of the U. 8. Patent Office. Foi dresiar, advice, terms and refere neesto ge: ivy Loc tein your own Stale or county ad C, ASnow -& C uggies, Wagons and . SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, “one year, $9. Subseriber to pay express charges, Microscope, “A most interesting instrument and of great use to the student, This is no tay, but w powerful” uucroscope that reveals the many strange things that-o®ivt in the fued weeag aid. the Water We drink, Jt standsé6inehes highand niagnitice 50 diameters, and will besent with DAILY TRANSOK: PT and Daily bulietin, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges, Musical—tnstrumerts. In waking Var selections of tmusical instrutents for premiuins, We aimed in every instance lo ,el s goou article —one that we need not hesitave to send toa performer whois a connoisseur, We Mave made arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer these instruinents in connection with the TRANSCRIET on unprecedently Liberal terme. Banjr, Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has become very fashionable during the iast few years, fr iy readily learned by anyoue havinga good ear ‘or thusic, and makes a splendid accompauiment fok the voice in singing. We will send a handonie hickle-rin, cait-skip head; 10 bracket banjo ‘ith instruction book, with DAILY TRANCRIPT aiid Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY THANCCKIPT wand Weekly Bulletia, one your, $9.50. . Subseriber to pay express charges, Cornet. A handsome niekte b 4 eXtes crows, nusic reck\ case and instruc:ion book? Omplte—a fine seid’ instrument— vith VAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Buiietin, one var, $16.40; with DAILY TRANSOKI¢T and Weekly -Builetio, $14.5. Subscriber pays exprees charges, _ "Flute, aaThe flute is one of the sweetest and easiest muivil instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with he~piano~ and all other ustruments. For a plenum wé have selected a fine cucoa-wood, 6«eyed, cors jointed Aute with tuning slide, and will send it with VAI LY TRANSCRIPT and Daniy bulletin, One year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIP snd Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, subscriber pays ex press charg’ * : Pianos, A niiniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, ele vant Hnished— just the thing for childfen to ‘learn v play ou; ma.es good music, Sent with DAILY CHANSSCRIPT and Daiiy Bul etin, one year pl 60; with DalLY TRANSCRIPT ‘and Wdekly Gulletin,O. year, $9.50. Subseriber pays express. Croquet. A beautiful croquet set for eight Nayers will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $10; with “DAILY TRKANWhIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, 38. sulerib &YS OXpress. Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing a good oF @ premium— one that Wecan recommend vel assured that our selection will be all that ‘Hask. Ourpiemium gun is-well made and yudsomely tinished, It shoots strong and courately, andis a reliable gun in every par‘cular. Ltisthe very best gun ever offered as a _lewspaper premium anudis weil worth working Or, Itis a magnificent double breech-loader vith twist barrels, bacw-action, side snap, rubber yuti, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will ue sont with DAILY PRANSCKIPT and Dail) sulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY [ SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oue buat hee Juaecriber pays express, : Same yun as above, with pis 1. be adénd ta above prvea "oe gun and you { cornet, with ful! set’}’ proun PREMIUM. s (2 We will send THE D ILY TRANSCRIPT with the an + rancisco Dauly Bulletin, Weekly: Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and aay «: lowing valuable Premiums at the follow'ng prices, payable in a ivan e: ICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. be folBrums: A Nickié tenor drum, 14-inch nead, with sticka complete, with DAILY TRANBERIPE and Dail Bulletin, one year, $12.50, with DAILY TKA <CRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.00 Subscriber pays express. « Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered -brass drum,§ with avicks complete, with DAILY TKANSCHI and Jaily Bulletin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY xRANSCHIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year $8.50, Subscriper pays express, ‘ Rifles, The Winchester misintains ite placeas the beat repeating rifle made and is tco well known to need further description. We will send a 44 cal, octagon barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Uaily DBuhetin, one year, 22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $20.75. Above is center fire rifle. We willsenda rim fire for $1.40 lees. Sub ser: ber pays express Flobert Rifles, A Flobert rifle, shooting 2%-cal. Flopert noise less cartridges, jus, the thi gfor boys who are fond of shooting, sent with LAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Daily Bullet i, one year, $11.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Wéekly Bulletin one year, » .5, Subscriber pays express g— *y ~ Revoivers. We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceable revol\ er for a promiaes and have selected the American, double action, “Bull Dog,*’ in an size from 22 to 88 cal, It will be rent wit! DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Waekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Eubseriber payg expresr, rishing Tackle Our premium fishing rodis a 16-foot Caloutts bamboo with lanee-wood tip and double ferrules lt is a good serviceable rod and wilbe sent with line, réel, ete,, complete; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one gh $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays xpress, Tent, This ic 9 very usetul prem inn and will oe a Jpkecusted ty tl oho gochunting, fishing-op camp. ing out, Itise® first-class A tent, eater-proo and made of 8 oz, duck; six x7 feet, nd will be sent with poles, pins etc., complete w th DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ogy 3 bulletin, one year $12,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Builetin, one year, $10.60 Subscriber ‘pays the express, x Hammock, A hammock isa premium that ap; to all, Whether slung from the trees in a lawn or from the posts of a shady verandah, a h wmock is picturesque and suggestive of biissful comfort A complete and eleyant_13-foct hammock, with b}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANECRIPT and Weealy Bulletin, one year, #825, Subscriber pays express, Tennis Among outdoor games lawn tennis is becoming thefav.rite It gives sufficient exercise withou being violent; keevg the attention aed and in terest sustained throughout the game, Being Ze@uein which ladics « xeel, you can secure thegeo will of your lady acquaintsnces andaddte you popdierty by Fete p aot of tennis and organ zing a club, first-class tennis outfit con. plete will be sent with DAILY TRANS RIPT and Daily—Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAIL Y¥ TKANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one} year} $17. Subscriber paye express, Base Bai, tft ongsiste of wo eague balls, threéassorted ts, two ‘pairs of gloves, mark Pete. complete tid Will be sent with DAILY THANSCKILT nd Daily Bulletin, one $id with DAILY NSURIPT and Wee? Bulle tin one ar, $10 Subscriberpays =~" : Our base ball Hanging Lamp Anelepaut hanging lamp with 14-ine and from 42 to aches extension, polished brass of a rich gold color—a high! —rnainentaland serviceabié lanip—sent with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily bulletin, one year $18.60, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, on year, $11.60, Subscriber pays ex~ arcs RECRSERUT A Ip ee ara z Stylographic Pen. Always ready write; carries ink enough sént with DAILY TRANSCRiPT and Daily Vulletin, one year, $10 25; with AILY RANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage, Approved by thesignalservice at Washington with tull directions for use will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $10.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subsoriber pays express, Photographie: Outfit, : Amateur photography is a most delightta and popular recreation With the approved apparatus of today anyoneean-soon acquire the art of making goed picture and will socn. hundr: Js of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offerisso light it can easily > erried wh.n walking or riding, Every body ould have one, for it will prove @ acurce o iusement to allaud of profit to many. A complete photogrephic outfit, consisting of wesmera for making 8} x 43 pictures, with . ck working lens, @rapid dry plates, 2 J. iron trays, 2packogesof 8S. PA, eveloper, 1 package of hypo, 1 printing frame, heete of 9 sa ary paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clasp and patent dyyin; frame with fall instructions for makin otographs will be sent with DA!LY TRANSURT ar? Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRA * SCRIET and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.9 subscriber to pay express charges from Ban Francisco, : Notk-— Additions] materials for amateur Photographers, may be had Sam C. 52yCommerc a Street, Francisco, 0 . Standard Atlas, The Rand-McNely Standard Atl Worlli—a library initself— furnished py A volunve of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and hound ina substantial manner witn gold sid stamp appropriately.and handsomel: ed futal! price gs 60, will be sent with DALY T SCHIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one eur,’ $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulle one year, $9. Subscriber pays express, oe Guizot's History of France. Guizoc's ‘History of France” ig ag 16 vols,, substantially bound in pt tA ilustrated with fine engravings, It wiil be sen t vith DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin ne a a iw with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an yeekly Bulletin, one year,; . beeri ays exprese, a a an ae " Sewing Machines, A higharm sewing machine— ‘aachines in the mar! et; warranted tenaene ate vith DAILY TRAMSCRIPT and Dail ull RIPT and ne your, $80; with Db bulletin, one year, $27, Buhackiber pays “eekly Xpress charges, 9 _ NOTE— Persons preferrin Semiaoe obtain it b , ying ge yr Bae a addition “ iralietie.” the clubbing price for; the Weekly The Bulletin is the leadir evening ‘ janey pleteness of its local news, reviews of orien news, while itis the recognized authority j he Supreme Court. yvrincipal news-centers in the K ‘etin twelve hours in adyauce of the The W ts 4 pullatio isa hundsom morning—the largestand best week #4 Seadal’ srders morbing ¥ publish > ’ Coast. It is distinguished for the Ba fgarnal im cireulatton and miuence on € 12 page, 2 . of its editorial matter, accuracy an — a t literature and art, and extent of foreign Suiietin isthe only Newspaperin California t Owing to the differene ast, the world’ ll financial and trade cirel Hat publishes in extenso toe eeataane of e iu time between San Francisco and ther Pes ofeach day is furnished by the Bul. 96 column issu ednesd din the Weak.” wed every Wednesday BROWN & Carer. You Don’t Get the News i UNLESS Yoo Tako hg MILY CKANSCRIPT tne helder-te-last-for-weeks—or—mouthe; will be

os cua pret hrToma ae ice sracvetagan eae beret ‘ome "fable of Distances. From Nevada Vity to Cherokee ; Colum a Hill Solfax \dwards’ Bridge.... *rench Corral...-.. franiterville Grass Valley Hunts Hill Jackson's Moore's Fiat North Bloomfield, Newtown oe ay ahh.) eer elief Hil) Beseee Bough & keady..... Snow T ent.. ‘ seater nt ET Scott's Flat.. . ST Peer ers. BEDAIS VIS . ooo oss lec cissewe cadens Sweetiand. . es ~— hn Notice For Publication. Land Office at Marysville, Cal. Deétetnber 28, 1892. OTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice: of his intention to make final proof in suppert of his claim, and.-that-said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Marysville, Cal., U. S. Land Office on. Wednesday February 15, 1893: viz: Joseph C. Lam Hd. Apptication No. 3774 for the SE 4 of NW4 W4 of NE} SE of NE Sec. 28 T 10 18N R6E, M D M.He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon . and cultivation of,. said laud viz:James Malaley, of Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal., Con. O'Neil, Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal., Manuel Jackson, of Oregon House, Yuba. co., Cal., John Williams,, of Orgon House, Yuba co., Cal. ‘CHAS, HAPGOOD, Register. — Assessment. Notice. ARMONY GRAVEL MINING co. } Nevada City, Cal. Notice is hereby iven, that a meeting of the Difectors, held ou the z3d day of December, 1892, an assessment, No. 7, of ten cents per share wus levied upon the capital stock-of the corporatien, payable Wednesday, January 25th, 1893, to the Seeretary, at-the stere-of Kk Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U. &.: gold coin. Aby stock upon which this assessment shail remain uupaid on thé 25th day, of January, 1898, will be delinquent aud ad vertised for sale at public atiction, ard, unless payment is made before, wil! be sola On the [5th day Of February, 1993, at the four of 11 o'clock a. M., at the office of the secretary Of.said corporetion, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with cosis wf advertising and expenses of sale. By order of Directors, K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store,-onPine sree Nevada City, Cal az L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageme; BOOMS 20 AND 23 MERUHANT’S E> o. SJHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, FSAN FRANCISCO, ’ B. ADVERTISEMES'T® Ns eits for all newspapers publis acc on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands. Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Vaipa riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand, the Aus tralian Colonies, the Eastern States anc Europe. i Files of nearly every newspaper pubirsne fon the Pacific Coabt are kept conubntly go 00 hand, and ail advertisers are allewed free access to them during business hour a PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian: Depredation CuAtMs. United States and Foreign Patenis obtained; interferences conducted; special labels and desi; us registered. Rejected -cascs— prosecuted; —infrjngement.suits conducted -in any United States Court. Ii you have an invention, send yy. 4 sketch-photograpbor smnall mode}, io. gether with a brief description of the y),.1 unportant features and we will advj. yoy ‘Lccourse topursue, If you are i, j, session of patents and the same ano fringed, or if you are charged fringement, subfnit the matter +. a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF 0 Box.35, Washington D. C. The Chicago Cottage Organ! Has attaiuedastandudofexcellene w).b: admits of ne searriosr. ' it conteine veryp improvement that iv ventive genius, skill and money can ; r« duce, These excellent Organs are celeprated “9: volume, quality of toue, quick response, a riety of combination, artistic desigu,bes .-. n finish, perfect.construction, makingtl. a -the most attractive, ornamentai and des ble organs for homes, schools, churc) s lodges, societies, ete. ES LISHED KEPUTATION UNE FACILIFIES UALLED BKILLED WORKEL BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popuiar Orge {NSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PiANO STOO. pos i with us fo i JVaargalogues aud Price Lists ou applica’ Bt EAIOAGO YVOTTAGE ORGAN U6 A Severe Law. ———s The Engiish ye. ple look more clos to the genuin of these staples we do. In fac',: have a law u 77which they » seizures and stroy edulters products that Lot what they are represented to be. Us. this statute thousands of pounds of tea }. been burned because of their wholesale « teration, ‘Tea, by the way, is one of the most ne ou‘ly adulterated articles of commerve £\one are the bright, shiny green tens: cally colored, but thousands of poun< eub-iitutes for tea leaves are used to: the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, ¢ dw leaves being those most commonly u Again, sweepings from tea warelicuses + colored and sold astea. Even exhauste leaves gathered from the tea-houses are dried, and made over and. find their way the cheap teas, ~ The Euglish government attempts to stu this out by confiscation; but no tea ‘« poor for us, and the result is, that pro) « the poomest teas used by any vation are . . , consumed ts America. Peech’s Tea is presented with the ¢ auty that it is wmeolored and unadulte: « iu fact, the aun-cused tea leaf pure and ple. Its purity insuses superior siren about one third less of f Being required { en infusion than of the artifielal tens, aud fragrance and exquisite flavor te @t once 1; parent, It will bea revelation to you. Ip order that its purity and quality may be guaranteed, it is sold only in pound packages bearing this trade-mark; BEECH‘S. TEA "Pure As Childhood? examinations; trade-marks, copy-rigiis, . ABOUT THETEAWE‘SS FACT > But few people know that ine’ isrus, * thing as cun-ctred tea in exis'er >, 61d 167.1 have seen it But there is, an it tr’ a dens the sweetest, purest, and most i:agrant. You eak at once how it is that it is not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it That is GQuswered easily; but it is necessary to present first a few details. The public only knows, twe general classes, viz., the green and the ‘ Green Teas. Few people know that the bright bluish green color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, Unpleasant as the fact may be, it is neverthele.« artificial; Prussian blue, siliea, gy;:um, Phembago, and other unhealthful xu ineral @olors being used forthis purpose Theeffect fe twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, @mee under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea. Theabominable coloring practice even admits of the use of foreign substances, and the English government. which looks closer into the genwineness of its staples than ours, bas in some of the alleged ‘‘ finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of matting, ‘icehusks, and willow leaves. In facet, it is c>renly stated by a@n English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud wik low leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the cgloring process would be impossible. They report tea as one of 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 green coloring matter is too strong to withstand, and the worthlessnesg of the trash that often finds its way to this man 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, plum-. bago, 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 general heading of “ black teas,” get their . _ “‘eolor from the fring or toasting process, but mineral coloring matter is also frequently used to give a certain desired commercial appearance. Fhe firiug and the coloring, as in the green teas, largely conceals the identity of the tea, and permits thé use of the very cheapest teas, to argué nothing$for the Geteriorating effect of excessive firing,fwhich must be resorted to when @ very cheap preduct is used and an extreme color desired. __~ Beech’s Tea (Sun-dried). Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleef the Pacific Coast have heard but little and knew less, although it is extensively used where i¢ is known and understood. Weare telé that when tea is. so poor it éannot be sold at heme or safely shipped to the English markets, i is shipped to America; that wé will drink anything. That may possibly be ene ef the ree sons we have not been offered sun-dried teas, They were good enough to send elsewhera, The sun-dried teas being sun-cured, ne eoloring matter is used, hence nothing but sisted by manipulation or coloring, il attem pts at adulteration or the introduction ef foreign leaves or material would be bold and @aring. That it is, therefove, sweeter and fat more fragrant then the artificially colored green teas and the manipulated basket o: pee-fired teas, you hardly need betold. That if ig more healthful than the mineral-colored teas, is alse apparent That it ig more expenst¥é;i6 alse : “s i that-is another reason you have never seen it. There is not so much preat im it as there is im the cheap adi ita. ated and @olored teas ay Abeut the Cost of Tea-. amount of tea received at Sam Francisco last year (1800) was 6,860,187 pounds, and the value 9054,298, ox a fraction over i8¢ per pound The consumer, of which the reader was one, werth of tea the consumer paid between four and five millions of dollars. There are your enormous profits, and there you will probably find the ehief reason why most of you never heard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas have mo mask, they are compelled to be absolately pure and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated téas. Hence the margins on them are smaller, and many dealers don’t care sbout handling them, and you know nothing about them. But it is the object of this article to tell you where you —3 get them, and what te ask fo. and all , them. # “ Beech's Tea.” ad ‘= meech’s Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, is now offered to the piople of the Pacific Coast. It will be a revelation to you. You doubtless never saw any nat ural leaf, Have your grocer break open a package. It will be found in color to be just betweem the artificially colored green and the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, of delightful fragrance. It is offered to the people at 60c per pound, the same price that many artificially eolored teas are sold fos. But its guaranteed purity makes it more economical to use; for o less quantity, say about twenty grains, is required per cup. Aa‘there are, 7,630 graing to a pound, there will be seen to be between three and four hundred cups to the pound, er at the rate of about one fifth of & cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest. It is put up in one-pound packages. only, im patent airtight and moisture-proof parchment, with the trade-mark that is found @t the bettem 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 ne deception, which woujd be quite possible if it were sold im bulk, withext the reame aud trade-mark attached. Caution. Excvllect that the margin of profit a so much smaller om Beech’s pure sun-dried teas than on the artificially eolored teas that you won't got it if tea by any other name can be putoffenyou. Ask for BEECH'S. TEA 4 a a oo Pure As Childhood” Mf your grocer dees not have 11, he will get feos you. Price Ge per pound. The shove ‘wade-mark aad price is plainly printed on each package Perhape the best way to get it is to go where you know they have it and are wilting teal a. For instance, can be had withous 4ifoly @ > GEO, C. GAYLOR aud THOS. SHURT LEFF & SON, Sole Agenté. UNION MARKET {MERCIAL BTREET..N¥VADACI% 5 DEALERS IN Reef, Perk, Mutton, Veai At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICESTOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, {BACON and. LARD . the Chicazo provement ina loose balance the machine. running and most convenient of any. wearing parts hardened, and is fiv Unionrown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some two months ago. Havegiven it a fair trial and like it very much. We think it is.as good as a forty dollar machine. Miss Jang Roweru. JACKSON, CAL., Nov. 16, 1889. I received your: premiam sewing Machine in good order, and am wel! pleased with the same. Accept iny thanks. A. Norton. Wetw’s Bringer, N. Y., Nov.20, «89. 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SAS SEWING MACHINE FOR SI7, i We have made such arrangemeiits as enable us. to ~oflcr . s Nevads city, County of Rerada. ntate of All the parts are made. tc wheel so constructed as_ to When the machine is The machine is self-threading, has. the ished in asuperior styelt. it has ve Lonemonr, Cor, Nove 47-164! I received the machine ali right, an am, well pleased with it. It does ex cellent work; PrentnAn McCarry. Actus, ArK., Dec; 1.859. Te Chicago Singer sewing mi hins receved in good order. ~The machine is a spleidid one; the Ag o's her, would ask about tliirty-five cllars for such a machine. Many th ke. Josern. B :HMAN, Somerset, Va., Oct. 8, 188°. The machine ordered of -.on arrived, and after a few days’ trial Pandit be as represented, and doul-tless wi continue to give satisfaction. Maky J. WALKER. Trenton, Neb., Nov. 26, 1889. The premium sewing inachive cam *to hand very promptly and in good o1 der, _It_is nicely finished, and work: like a ehars. and we are delightes with. it. EE. Young.. St, Margaret's, Md, Dec, 14, 1889 We received the machine two weeks since im good order. We are please: with the machine and glad to speak © you ssan honest, honorable’ firm. 17 90 18 90 7f9g oO oe ce b) 50a Year! OO a Year ou Mast Fay in Advance for Que Year . sige SSCs Transcript maintained sine PrOCuabhiC . Horticultu It is bright, indepenaeut ent rpr 1 contains all of { globe, complete up ¢ Lo vriginal gener reliable financial Lews ard marke i uote horticulural avd agriculturul news und igi 2 ber of ci rtonr APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. U.S. LAND OFricr, SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Sacremento, Nov. 15th. 1872 TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N Lutis jutertre, by Erastus B. Powe., bis vitorhey in fact, whose Post Office address aliforiia, has this day filed his application for a Potent for $000 linear foot of the YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATE: QUARTZ MID £, or vein, hearing goid, with surface grov .d600fee:in width, situate in Wa-hington Mining Disiyict, County of Nevyads, nud State of California, and desiennted by the field notes and official pint ov file in this office, as Lots 05 and 66, in low. .shipl7 bh, CS DUT UEReTIbET US TONOWS, WO-Wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at a live oak tree 18 inches in dia. “marked “Y. C. C.Q. M. L. so. 1,” stat ding on Soatih: s'decfsScuth Yuba River, ; at North end of claim, on lode, from whieh the mouth of a tunnel bearss8. 74° W. 87 inks; Thence. mag. var. 179 EB ,8, 18349 W. 22. 738 chains or 1500 feetto a live oak tree standing on South side of Omeg.s Ditch Finase, marked “Y¥,C.C.Q. M.L. No. 2,” at Svuth end of Yuba Canou Location.; EXTER OR BOUNDARIES Beginning at a post in-rock mound mark ed" Y. ©. 0. Q. M. No. 1,’* standin g at Nort east Corner o1 Yuba Canon Locetion, which is also post"'S. C, No. 6."ac8.E., corner of Sur light Consolidated Quartz Mine ( Approve urve ) thence, mag. vor. 17 EK. 8. 184° W., 2278 chains, cr 1500 feet oa post in rock mound maraed“Y,C.C.Q, M No. 2,’ at Southeast coruer of YubaCayonu tocat thenee N 75° W 9.08 cha ner . a post in rock mound marked “yO. CC. Q M. No. 5’ at South weetcormmer of Yuba Can on Locations Fhence N. 18349 _b., 22.78 chaine or 1500 feet to post in rock mo inarked “¥.0.C, Q. M. No. 6” a Nortuwest eoruer of Yuba C,no*% Locxtion, from which the corner.to sections 11, 12, 18 and M4, Tp.37N., R. 11 F., M.D. B. and M. bears N sb» W. 30.40 Chains distant ; Thence 75> F 9.68 ehuins, or 592.8 feet to true piace of beginning, and co taining 20 59 acre-. CONNECTING LINE NO. 1. From post “Y. C, C. Q. M., No. 6’ at North west cornerof Yuba Canon Location, the eorner to sections 11, 12,13 and iM, Lp. 17 N., KR No. IF E. M, D, M-, Leuts N.839MNW., 30.40 Chains distant. has eae eae YUBA CANON SOUTIL Fx" SION LOCATION, LODE Linu. ‘Beginnivg ata liye onk tree 10 inches in jiameter marked “Y. C. ©. Q. M. L. No. 2,” stending at North end of claim, on lode, o1 South side of Omega flume ; Thence mag var. 172 E. 8. 171¢9 W. 22.73 chains, or 15 feetto a postin rock mound yearked “Y. c, ©.Q. M.L. No. 8,” standing in. old road. trom which a fir tree. three feet in dia EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning at Northeast corner at post in ‘rock mound wn arked “Y. C,C. Q. M. No ” frour which a-yeliow pine tree four feet n dia. bearss. 52° W. 79 Sinks distant ; bence mag. var. 179 E. 8. 17}g> We 22.7: huins, or 1500 feet to a post set in a rock nound niarked “*¥.C. C. Q. M: Naw 3°} bence N 75° W. 9,08 chains or 599.3feet t tpost setinaroeck mound marked “Y. C ‘. Q, Me No.4; thence N.-17bg2E227; ‘hains to post setin rock motvud marke “¥Y. OFC. Q.Q. M. Nos. 5” trom. which tne . , corner to Sections 11, 12, 3 and 14, 1p 17N t. 11 E,,M, D. B. & M.bearg N. 42° 12’ W. 4,05 Chains distamt ; thence.8. 795-E., 9.0r hains, or 599.3 feet to the piace of begin ling, and coiitaining 20 62 acrcs. CONNECTING LINE [email protected], From post No. 5, at’ Northwest corner of Yuba Cunon Sourh Extension Location the ‘orner Lo Sections 11, 12, 13 aud 14, ip. i7N., t. li €., M. D. B. and M, bears-N. 425 12’ W 405% Hains distant YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATED QUARTZ MINE SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning ata post set in. ro¢s mouri rarked “‘Y. C,C.Q. M,. N i,”’ standing ai rortheasteorner, trom whieh a cedar tre: fin dia. bears N. 361-45 E. 48 links dis mt; therce mag. var.17° Fo 8. 18% Ww 72chains’or 1500 feet to a post in rock aound marked “Y. ©. C. Q. M: No.2” at cutheast corner of Yuba Canon Location nd Sortheast corner ofYuba Cation Soutt, extension Location ;thence 8 17449 Wes 2.73 chaius, or 1500 feet to a post in rock nound ma ked “Y, C. C.Q. M/No. 3 ; thence 1 7o° W. 9.08 Chains, or 599 3f fo a post étin rock mound marked “Y. +0. 4;” ; thence N, 1744° E. 22.74 . diet feetto a post in. roek mound marked . “¥o+ 6, tp MNa-5,”* from whieh the ui uer to Seetions 11, 12, 13 and 14. Tp. 17 LE Mh s & _M_bears_S 4275 14.05 chains distant, thence N. 1844 ° EF 22:7: hains or 1500 feet to a pust iutock mouna narked “Y. C.C.Q.M. No. 6 at Nurthwis! oer of Yuba Catron Location (this is als¢ 1e Southwest corner of the sunlight Con idated Quartz Mine, Approved Survey) frente 3-77 —E, 9-08 chains, or 599-3 feet to se place of beginning, and containing Yuba Canon Loeation, 20.59 acres, Yuba Canon South Extension Locatior, 9.62 acres, A total of 41.21 aeres;—__-_— oS ind comprising portions of the N. W.14 an W. 1-4 of Section 13, 'Tp.i7 N., R. il E., M ). KB. & M. The lecation of this mine is recorded ir he xecorder’s office of Nevada county, at véevada City, in the eounty of Nevada, State f California, The adjoining claimant is 1e Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine o1 ne ‘North. Any and all persons claiming any portio: f said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quartz fine, or surface ground, are hereby rejuired te file their adverse claims, with the evister of the United States Land Office at

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Piles, etc, ithasno equal. —Itis put up bj THE. i k 4 se J pet BONE CO, 12 Bush Stree! Ue $: smell bottles 25 cents. Sent posta 4+ paid on recaipt of price, The C.C. Liniment Co 21 Bush Street, S, F FOR SALE BY ALL DROGGIETS “ =. BOND General’ Mezager and Seoretazy, “ tb. 11 E. of Mt. Diablo B. & M, S#id Let no. In England, adulterated food products that are represented to be pure are destroyed by the officials. Butthereis na such law here and tea is hotoriously manipulated. Substitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as “nerve racking:” A brand of pure tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per onp than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and theeconomy is manifést, as your monthily tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligntTG DRINK. fal flavor. There are ho headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as pure as childhood’ and éan be drunk by children and delicate persons with . impunity. It is adelight to lovers: of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ; ml a] BEECH'S. TEA eT Weg tt Pure As Giidhood, Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, : And GEO, C. GAYLORD. TO THE UNFORTUNATE DR. GIBBON'S DISPUNSARY No. 623 Kearney Street, ‘orner Commercial.... .Ban#rancise Established in lois for the treatment! of Seuxal and Semi nal Disdases’ suct as Gonorrhea, Gleet * Stricture, Syphili »in all its forme Seminal Weaknes; impoteucy, etc. Skin Diseeseso . years’ standing an: Vicerated ~~ Leg: successiully trea ed. Dr. Gibbon har racticed over thirty years in San Francisco ind his Dispensary is the oldest in Cali. forvia. 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It does not act as most drugs do, by creat ganother ailment, ana beneftiting one rianutthe expenne of anoiher, often rejairiiig a second course to eradicate the eviletfects of the firet, but Compound Oxy gen is a revitalizer, renewing, strengtien ing, invigorating the wholebody, e ‘These statements are confirmed by numerous testimonials, published in ‘our book of 200 pages only with the express permis sion of the patients ; their nanies and ad iresses are given, and you en referto then forfurtierinformation. The greatsuccess of our treatment hag siven rise toa host of imitators, uuscrupu ‘ous persons ; Bome culling thelr prepura ions Compound Oxygen, often appropriat ng our testimonials and the names of our patients, to reconimend worthless Com COL foos. bButany substance made cleewhere by others, and called Compound Oxygen Sspurious, “eOMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND KESULTS,’’ isthe title of a new book.of 200 pages] published by Drs jtarkey & Valen, Which givestoal, euquir sp full informetion ag to this remarkable ‘urative agent, anda récord of surp:ising turesina wide range of chronic Cases nsny of them after being abandoned to die yy other physicians. Will be mailed FREK vany address on application DRS, STARKEY & PALEN, Ewipire Livery Stable ‘road st., Nevada City, opp Nat.one tf change hotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, pss PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable hus the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thig part of the State. Teanrs with elegant’ iacks to let at the shortest notice and 9 he most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod styl ind capable of going as fast ag any gontle nal cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand R RIAGFR +O} FENERALS PROV PTL PATENTS ( PPARIED, ana yey bg a the U. 8 raven ce attende r E tRATE FEES. ae Our offi ¢ is opposite the U. 8, ra ‘ce, and we can obtain Patents fii’ es i han those remote from Washington, Seud model orwdin ag. We advise as to vatentability free cofburge—and we make 10 Charge ubless we obtain patent, Werefer, here, to the Postmaster, the Bu verintendent of Money Order Division, and o the officials of the U. 8. Patent Office. Foi dresiar, advice, terms and refere neesto ge: ivy Loc tein your own Stale or county ad C, ASnow -& C uggies, Wagons and . SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, “one year, $9. Subseriber to pay express charges, Microscope, “A most interesting instrument and of great use to the student, This is no tay, but w powerful” uucroscope that reveals the many strange things that-o®ivt in the fued weeag aid. the Water We drink, Jt standsé6inehes highand niagnitice 50 diameters, and will besent with DAILY TRANSOK: PT and Daily bulietin, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges, Musical—tnstrumerts. In waking Var selections of tmusical instrutents for premiuins, We aimed in every instance lo ,el s goou article —one that we need not hesitave to send toa performer whois a connoisseur, We Mave made arrangements with the eading manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer these instruinents in connection with the TRANSCRIET on unprecedently Liberal terme. Banjr, Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has become very fashionable during the iast few years, fr iy readily learned by anyoue havinga good ear ‘or thusic, and makes a splendid accompauiment fok the voice in singing. We will send a handonie hickle-rin, cait-skip head; 10 bracket banjo ‘ith instruction book, with DAILY TRANCRIPT aiid Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY THANCCKIPT wand Weekly Bulletia, one your, $9.50. . Subseriber to pay express charges, Cornet. A handsome niekte b 4 eXtes crows, nusic reck\ case and instruc:ion book? Omplte—a fine seid’ instrument— vith VAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Buiietin, one var, $16.40; with DAILY TRANSOKI¢T and Weekly -Builetio, $14.5. Subscriber pays exprees charges, _ "Flute, aaThe flute is one of the sweetest and easiest muivil instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with he~piano~ and all other ustruments. For a plenum wé have selected a fine cucoa-wood, 6«eyed, cors jointed Aute with tuning slide, and will send it with VAI LY TRANSCRIPT and Daniy bulletin, One year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIP snd Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, subscriber pays ex press charg’ * : Pianos, A niiniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, ele vant Hnished— just the thing for childfen to ‘learn v play ou; ma.es good music, Sent with DAILY CHANSSCRIPT and Daiiy Bul etin, one year pl 60; with DalLY TRANSCRIPT ‘and Wdekly Gulletin,O. year, $9.50. Subseriber pays express. Croquet. A beautiful croquet set for eight Nayers will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $10; with “DAILY TRKANWhIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one year, 38. sulerib &YS OXpress. Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing a good oF @ premium— one that Wecan recommend vel assured that our selection will be all that ‘Hask. Ourpiemium gun is-well made and yudsomely tinished, It shoots strong and courately, andis a reliable gun in every par‘cular. Ltisthe very best gun ever offered as a _lewspaper premium anudis weil worth working Or, Itis a magnificent double breech-loader vith twist barrels, bacw-action, side snap, rubber yuti, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will ue sont with DAILY PRANSCKIPT and Dail) sulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY [ SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oue buat hee Juaecriber pays express, : Same yun as above, with pis 1. be adénd ta above prvea "oe gun and you { cornet, with ful! set’}’ proun PREMIUM. s (2 We will send THE D ILY TRANSCRIPT with the an + rancisco Dauly Bulletin, Weekly: Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and aay «: lowing valuable Premiums at the follow'ng prices, payable in a ivan e: ICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. be folBrums: A Nickié tenor drum, 14-inch nead, with sticka complete, with DAILY TRANBERIPE and Dail Bulletin, one year, $12.50, with DAILY TKA <CRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.00 Subscriber pays express. « Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered -brass drum,§ with avicks complete, with DAILY TKANSCHI and Jaily Bulletin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY xRANSCHIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year $8.50, Subscriper pays express, ‘ Rifles, The Winchester misintains ite placeas the beat repeating rifle made and is tco well known to need further description. We will send a 44 cal, octagon barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Uaily DBuhetin, one year, 22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $20.75. Above is center fire rifle. We willsenda rim fire for $1.40 lees. Sub ser: ber pays express Flobert Rifles, A Flobert rifle, shooting 2%-cal. Flopert noise less cartridges, jus, the thi gfor boys who are fond of shooting, sent with LAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Daily Bullet i, one year, $11.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Wéekly Bulletin one year, » .5, Subscriber pays express g— *y ~ Revoivers. We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceable revol\ er for a promiaes and have selected the American, double action, “Bull Dog,*’ in an size from 22 to 88 cal, It will be rent wit! DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Waekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Eubseriber payg expresr, rishing Tackle Our premium fishing rodis a 16-foot Caloutts bamboo with lanee-wood tip and double ferrules lt is a good serviceable rod and wilbe sent with line, réel, ete,, complete; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one gh $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays xpress, Tent, This ic 9 very usetul prem inn and will oe a Jpkecusted ty tl oho gochunting, fishing-op camp.. ing out, Itise® first-class A tent, eater-proo and made of 8 oz, duck; six x7 feet, nd will be sent with poles, pins etc., complete w th DAILY TRANSCRIPT and ogy 3 bulletin, one year $12,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Builetin, one year, $10.60 Subscriber ‘pays the express, x Hammock, A hammock isa premium that ap; to all, Whether slung from the trees in a lawn or from the posts of a shady verandah, a h wmock is picturesque and suggestive of biissful comfort A complete and eleyant_13-foct hammock, with b}-feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANECRIPT and Weealy Bulletin, one year, #825, Subscriber pays express, Tennis Among outdoor games lawn tennis is becoming thefav.rite It gives sufficient exercise withou being violent; keevg the attention aed and in terest sustained throughout the game, Being Ze@uein which ladics « xeel, you can secure thegeo will of your lady acquaintsnces andaddte you popdierty by Fete p aot of tennis and organ zing a club, first-class tennis outfit con. plete will be sent with DAILY TRANS RIPT and Daily—Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAIL Y¥ TKANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one} year} $17. Subscriber paye express, Base Bai, tft ongsiste of wo eague balls, threéassorted ts, two ‘pairs of gloves, mark Pete. complete tid Will be sent with DAILY THANSCKILT nd Daily Bulletin, one $id with DAILY NSURIPT and Wee? Bulle tin one ar, $10 Subscriberpays =~" : Our base ball Hanging Lamp Anelepaut hanging lamp with 14-ine and from 42 to aches extension, polished brass of a rich gold color—a high! —rnainentaland serviceabié lanip—sent with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily bulletin, one year $18.60, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, on year, $11.60, Subscriber pays ex~ arcs RECRSERUT A Ip ee ara z Stylographic Pen. Always ready write; carries ink enough sént with DAILY TRANSCRiPT and Daily Vulletin, one year, $10 25; with AILY RANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage, Approved by thesignalservice at Washington with tull directions for use will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $10.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subsoriber pays express, Photographie: Outfit, : Amateur photography is a most delightta and popular recreation With the approved apparatus of today anyoneean-soon acquire the art of making goed picture and will socn. hundr: Js of views taken by him or herself. The apparatus we offerisso light it can easily > erried wh.n walking or riding, Every body ould have one, for it will prove @ acurce o iusement to allaud of profit to many. A complete photogrephic outfit, consisting of wesmera for making 8} x 43 pictures, with . ck working lens, @rapid dry plates, 2 J. iron trays, 2packogesof 8S. PA, eveloper, 1 package of hypo, 1 printing frame, heete of 9 sa ary paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clasp and patent dyyin; frame with fall instructions for makin otographs will be sent with DA!LY TRANSURT ar? Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRA * SCRIET and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.9 subscriber to pay express charges from Ban Francisco, : Notk-— Additions] materials for amateur Photographers, may be had Sam C. 52yCommerc a Street, Francisco, 0 . Standard Atlas, The Rand-McNely Standard Atl Worlli—a library initself— furnished py A volunve of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and hound ina substantial manner witn gold sid stamp appropriately.and handsomel: ed futal! price gs 60, will be sent with DALY T SCHIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one eur,’ $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulle one year, $9. Subscriber pays express, oe Guizot's History of France. Guizoc's ‘History of France” ig ag 16 vols,, substantially bound in pt tA ilustrated with fine engravings, It wiil be sen t vith DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin ne a a iw with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an yeekly Bulletin, one year,; . beeri ays exprese, a a an ae " Sewing Machines, A higharm sewing machine— ‘aachines in the mar! et; warranted tenaene ate vith DAILY TRAMSCRIPT and Dail ull RIPT and ne your, $80; with Db bulletin, one year, $27, Buhackiber pays “eekly Xpress charges, 9 _ NOTE— Persons preferrin Semiaoe obtain it b , ying ge yr Bae a addition “ iralietie.” the clubbing price for; the Weekly The Bulletin is the leadir evening ‘ janey pleteness of its local news, reviews of orien news, while itis the recognized authority j he Supreme Court. yvrincipal news-centers in the K ‘etin twelve hours in adyauce of the The W ts 4 pullatio isa hundsom morning—the largestand best week #4 Seadal’ srders morbing ¥ publish > ’ Coast. It is distinguished for the Ba fgarnal im cireulatton and miuence on € 12 page, 2 . of its editorial matter, accuracy an — a t literature and art, and extent of foreign Suiietin isthe only Newspaperin California t Owing to the differene ast, the world’ ll financial and trade cirel Hat publishes in extenso toe eeataane of e iu time between San Francisco and ther Pes ofeach day is furnished by the Bul. 96 column issu ednesd din the Weak.” wed every Wednesday BROWN & Carer. You Don’t Get the News i UNLESS Yoo Tako hg MILY CKANSCRIPT tne helder-te-last-for-weeks—or—mouthe; will be