January 12, 1893 (4 pages)

eniassncn PY Beek * WOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. * KVADA j > Semmes rm AILY TRANSCRIPT. VOD. LXIII =o '9° 20 NEVADA OITY, OAL THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 12. 1893. Established Sept.6, 1990, by N. P. Brown & Co. = \ Waiting ® Long Time Sr Damages. = oe — : . Charles Ciriack, » 80 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. FRANK T. NILON, Nevada City{ Society Direotory. asCtarioe Cisteck of Dedhazs, 80 yeas Se PUBLISHED BY'’ © BROWN &{CALKINS. X, P, BROWN, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance._ Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year. Ti t@ TABLE NO. 45. ‘Taking effect Monday,» May 3d. 1892, at-1 o'clock a. 4.j as follows: KAVING NEVADA CITY: . 5:30 A M Daily, connect wit) ‘ id ¢ local arriving at San Francisco at 4:45 P.M., and overland from East. 12:49 P M Daily, Mae einen Pig’ ° e e ir) arri Gan Francisco at 9:45 PM. : ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 9:50 A M Daily, bringing pas° ° *sengere and mail leaying San Franciscoat6 P. M., also Eastern passengers. Daily, cennecting with 6:25 P. M. Overland leaving San Francisco at 8:00a.m., and overland from the East. id » JOHN F. KIDDER, Genera) Manager. . B. BROWN, Superintenden}y, §*Y THE : : “KEYSTONE : :, MARKET. CRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef, : Pork, : Mutton = And Veal. —+SACS*GES OF EVERY KIND. Freeh Lard, Salt Meats, Bie, kept on hand Tas Lowsst i and the best Meat OG Meats Roliversd to-any ‘part the city free of lohargey . A Nevada Cottnty Anstract Offic, . Nevada City, Nevada Co.Cal Titles Examined and Insured . Vounty. Recorder 11 consecutive~ yeats, SEARCHER OF BECORDS, ia ait = fornia Irom and . 08 4 southern portion of Nevada county and terdaine = the best lands of placer Sms aeres of land situaihd) idl basen . Valley. ; Hous Op Bet Brood strost, . Me-, House end lot ada City. Broad Strast,Maat: Market: JAMES’ MOREQ, Pon'ry <7 Ase Rroag Street, ; Customery «upp! , with the very oe eet. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Raus £ Near. She Pisy, Hall, , ie Biv re Ca LRG : oh Portland: Smettng&Refining comPany, °° 2+": LINNTOS,4OREGON.! He ? *) L. 8. CALKINS. \ieasinianiidiaiamiimaemeaned’ oft: ‘ Attorney and Counselor — Law, Office— Morgan & Roberts’ Bloek, Nevada City, California. —Wé4ll practice in all the Courts, . de MW ALLING, Attorney at Law. Ores Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streeta, Nevada City, W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICE — Corner of:Broad and Pine Sts., up stair ". 3RVADA OITY : TOs. Ss FORE, Attorney and Qouuselor at uaw. £1CE--Thomas suiiding, corner Broac A ( Yona Pine atreeta. Nevada Ctre “FRED SEARLS, ~~ftiorney aed Qonnselorat Lew, fy PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP VV dtate aad Federal.‘ ?. F. ‘SIMONDS Attorney and Oounselor at Law, WV GL PEACTICR IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. 3) J, 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and . Conveyancer. Office—North side of Broad Street, 7 pasite, Nativnal:-Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. Will practice in‘all the Courts of this State. tates in Probate proceedings will receive Gareful attention. i Dr. C. W. Chapman, . DPEITTIE8T, NEVADA CITY....Ok Offices with De N. ®, Ohap nau, Sacramen ‘ : Dr. J. F. Shaw, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. road [rellows’fRullding, Broad Street, Nevads City. N.B.0HAPMAN, ~O0AL ANESTUETICS (F DESIRED. F REDUCTION-IN PAINTING. GE. WITHINGTON VIVES notice” whit he is prepared te “paint Sigas; Carte, Buggies an f ons, ete., in-the highest style of thie art. } ‘From and after date ‘I will pant * “arts from 95 to'$10. . °° sont Work eleewhiere. ; . ar . ‘IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR a Gold, Silver‘and Lead Ore. *. < ° Apply to ste eeteiinni cting at ‘shird and Townsend Francisco, at 8:15 a. M., arrive at Renee ot Oe SOMME Manager fs HOME MUTUAL INSURANOB COMPANY : ‘ 318 Hornia. street, Cautious in Management, 27 Liberal and Prompt im the ’ Adjustment and Payment of Logges . 4 . W. HILL, Manager Omics No. 90 Main, Btrects: vin GRASS VALLEY, Joun Mutroy, £ } HA @mext bax : awit REMOVED . ; wANHT AO widabyyort ‘gegtaW tanh oe 26 8 OMAR ET 4 ML leat Obispo County, Californie. . . HONTEN Resor Hi CHS” Pacihie . elimate unrivaled; new hotel and coton Express in from MarysPaciric COMPANY) REFING Car Bertus egoured and full , h Mr, Lébuae jarties. eha ig the Semi-Monthly Family For Lands. in Central and Northern California, Oxegon, Nevada and Utah, apply oor aren ise ely For Lands ih Southern California, apply. to of ad me — Junqus Mapuen, Land Agent 8. P. RR. wccinlt _-» Ban Frangisgo, Cal, aks ~~" W. W, WAGGONER, — .f i ae GFF. -200.0 Cas: ., Buggies trom; 15 to, $22.50,r. i" NILBs S@aRLs S3acram: . W."H. Muzis,Land Agent'©.'P. BR. ‘. WISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Indeendent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd Fellow's Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month JOHN CHISHOLM; ©. P. 3EO. A. GRAY, 8. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West. Meetaat Pythian Castle EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLEK R, I. THOMAS, Presiden’ JOHN C. NILON, R. 8. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13, ¥. @ A.M. * Meeterat Magpute Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Hrethren in good standing are cordially invited. + Wx. BARKER, Master L J! ROLF, Secretary. : MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16 Qniform Rank Knichts of “Pythias Meets at Armorv Hall irat Wednesday Evening of Each Month a! Be "1:80 elosk, ‘ JOHN BACIGALUPI, 8. K. C. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. R. IF YOU And Other Resources, besides being Informed at times Gn E LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS 78 SPECIALTY 18 GENERAL “LOC th: e the reading people in ‘every ‘part of _ f a therm Califermia. NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6, Knights Templar, ee oman Méets at Mesonic H-11 FIRST AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 73 o’clook. I, J. RULFE, RB. LAUREL PARLOR, NO, 6. Native Daughters } of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thtireday Evening of Each Menthe at 7:300’cloc MRS. J. M, WALLING, ‘President. Mrs, Bett Dovatas, R. 8. NEVADA GITYGOUNGIL © NO. 30 Young Men’s Institute. Meets.at Hibernia Hall ; Frid Evening ¢om“Tenet with the First Friday. Bvebii n year. ‘~ i 3 * iM Ki M. FOLEY, President. ‘CARL SCHEMER X. 8, ne MILO LODGE, AO. 48, Knihts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle VERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:0 O'CLOCK CHARLIE BENNETS, 6.°C. TOR, K: of R. and 8. LUMTIE & AND, WATOHMAKER: _. SBWEAER road Street, Nevada Oli ye e CITIZENS BANK, QAPITAL PAID UP; = . WV & Anau sl sigh? DRAFTa PAYABL: ew Work, ii » & Sem Franctete. a Aud Sacrainnnse es Miids jugs goth. ‘. Ve. Aeeee BILLS OF BXOMANGI ‘Sign Painting a specialty. y 4 pS Die AT. bhi e the prin hs sas eee GS . colpall Cities of GREAT MMIT AL SHOP.ON BROAD STREET, OPPO-. jqn@evuore, = ‘ i ae “Gott tohe on any part ef th: ig Se ne eg i) i fghes: Price Pald tor Count MOG Give, mea call before plading. shee e Warrants. si bt ee yang Silver Bullies ur { ‘ ~ . Adeay Office at this Bank. ; xKmT ih 2 . opviomrs: gai FAP : bad a r VM PRESTON ..0.600. /PRMOIDOY FO aa oo MY ONT. 2 felecessVICR Paesipen’: SE f.MORGAN Pcugercawi ns “.CASmIB® -Ase’T CASHIER andéeo’» . \DIRECTORS: vs, RB. M. How, L. Housman, : KB. M. Praston. * oqunmeroxpmntrs, with New Yoth—National Ban of North America, i ‘ San Francisco—First Nation: oe Anette a Nid at Satta. Or tHe . PACIFIC. COMPANY, ee, (Pactric Syere,) > ovied or Linestow'i hs + \N -PORTS. av ¥ t connecoe tHEODORE WILHELM, Commander. . al Bank, * National Bank Of D."D< Mailia . Business fot Grasd Valley can’ be tran: . seated. with advantage at this city. ‘Puick ‘Tine & Cheanfare: The TRANSCR:PT hes he THETRANSCRIPT. Want to Keup Thorough ty Posted 6s : the Windows is not the natural color, Un3 umero' nf. Y Placer, Yuba and Sierra opention, os . . Pleasant es the fact may be, it ig nevertheless Sacramen: an Peer ~~ GrtiGeialy: Prussian blue, ailica, gypsum, poe prect e Bi a . pact and other unhealthful mineral country it is invalmeble, aa 16 gives. s Solora being used for this purpose Theeffect a pomplate record 0 heed veel ta twofold. It not only makes the teaa bright, y’s varied and extensive resources. It pre: ents extraordinary inducements Best Advertising Medium in Ner ” aw ADVERTISERS ‘ =JOR=PRINTING — Largest and Best Equipped Job: Print: . Anna A Thisis toc it to_be the pilege vot paid on receipt of price. Lini ¢ Paluelnaens, 4 ‘= aoe DR. GUNN’S THE GREAT THE INDISGPENSIBLE & SURE PREEVENTIVE BITTERS Regulating Catarhtiic Household Remedy . AND POSITIVE CURE FORever amd Ague » Kidney Compiainis, pure Bloods ' PORRLY . Costiveness and Constipation. BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, AND ALL MALAGIAL TROOBLE JYSPEPSIA, —g ANDIGESTER VOUSNES: veathing of Food, ; Nauser AGemeral pebilter Dt Gunn's Bitters "VEGETABLE Perfectiv Safe, Reliable ~~" AS VAN ALSTINE-& 00. Proprietoreand Manufacturers . FOR SALE BY CARR BHRoO —_— , fe “92 Meatemery Street, San Francire ‘y Oakuanp, February 7th. it and moat e K. B. ‘Pastor of the First M. ? ee Wousti pation, .noe Loy Itis put ottles Choral Lininent (Ce Ss KINIMENT Has. No) Peer. Try the Medical Faculty, Pres6ribed'b* Francisco's Leading Pnv 4: sicians. » 1890. ity that we have usedthe C. + Linimeut f our family, and have found thective medic: ‘« for Neurdigia'and kind.ed diseases ul a. ¥ that we have recommend it as a most fal remedy. « ried. We can uuhesitacing. pewerful and us ILLE,. Church, le Cases in connection with NT. “COMPOUSD BUL tp by t ents. vent postase «. Hotel towed Books, Ne ts The American Pas it PF i Meat PRIOR By . ’ Ne. 8, ° Sa, ; oe Bee .PRICE 63; Whitehead C00 he sate a tn lt ba Re LEAD THE WORLD. ¥ tye ae . “HOTEL GAZETTE, Fally, 4b} Foor: people know that the bright bintshne . the Diack teas, and-th~ drawp toa (presents a Herald ‘Cook 3 © FACTS ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK, “But few people know that there is such « SOO OOe Cee eee es anes sasereneseeeaneeseseeae a3 elses 55,59, =, 8,9. % 9, "9° oes (Bing eesun-cured tea in existence, and fewes : = MEVADAL COUNTY jet . Revesean tt. But there is, and it is of all teas ; otete%e eeeeeene I! een ee Fewewes ‘ the ewedtest, purest, and moat fragrant, You sas tates wes ceceseccecesccens Wedeoeeers ask at once how it is that it fs not offered for se aroULeukit: *. sale and that you gnow nothing of it. That te AGRICULTURAL . . Spswered easily; but it is necessary to present eTOCe RAR Greta few details, Thé public only knows Gwo general classes, vif. thé green and the Green Teas. green ‘color of the ordinary teas exposed in shiny, attractive green, but aiso permits the use of " off-color’ aud worthices teas, which, ence 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 goverament, which looks closer into the gen‘wlueness of its staples than ours, has in some got the ulleged “finest,” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of ‘matting, toehusks, and Willow leaves. In fact, it is openly ‘gated by an English authority that hundreds “of thousauds of pounds of sloe, ash, aud willow leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloriug provess would be impossible. They report tea as oneot the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea {ntoa merchantable product with @ fow ‘. Cente’ worth of green coloring maiter is too atrong to withstand, and the worthlessness of the trash that often finds its way to this mar ket labeled “New Crop,” “ Best Quality,” “Green Tes," etc., would simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbago, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. M Black Toas. f The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well as the China teas that may be included under the general heading of “ biack teas," got théiz color from the firiug or toasting process, but mineral coloring mattersis alvo frequently Used to give @ certain desired commercial appearance. The firiug and the celoring, as {n the green’ teas, largely conceals the iden« tity of the tea and permits the use of the very choapest teas, to argvo nothing for the deteriorating effect of excessive fiting {which must be resorted to when a very cheap’ pted€ct isused dud. dh extreme color desired, Keech's Tea (Sun-dried). , . Concerning sun-dried teas the peopléo! the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know leas, although It Is extei.sively used where ie {a Known and understood Weare told thas when tea is do poor it.eannot be sold at home ot aafely shipped to tha English markets, it te shipped to America; that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the rea sons We have uot been offered suif-dried team, They were lenough to send elsewhere, ‘the eat ied ‘ ‘solortng’ matter pure tos leaves can be employed; for ‘unas sisted by manipulation or coloring, all ab tempts at adfilteration or the introduction of foreign leav: ' or material would be bold ang @laring. That it 1s, therefore, sweeter aud ta, more fragrant thin the artificially eolored. green teas x the maiipd ated basket pan-fired teas; you harily ueed be téld. . Thai it is more healthful than the miueral-coloied teas, fe also apparent. That it ts more expen. sive, is also true; Giid that is another reason you have nevér seen it, There! u.t 90 much profit in it as there js in the cheap adulterated and colored teas, a3 , About the Cost of Tens. , Acourding tb the custom-house :eporta, the amount of tea recetved at.8an Braucisvo last gear (1890) wad 6,840,137 pounds, au the valu: $066,290, or al fraction over ite per pound met, of which the readur wis one, for that 12¢ tea all the way from [0c to #1 per pound. . In other words, for tha: $966,25 worth of tea the edusumer j ald bet ween four and five millfonn of dollars.’ There are yout enormous profits, and there you will pr. bably find the chiefireasou why, must pt you uever heard of arunbdriedige Aatife sun-dried tow have no mask; they sre compelled to be abaolutely pure and of better quality than the artificially colored aud majtpnlated. teas, Hence the m D on't care about haudling them, 7 tWe objdot Of this.article to tell you where y: can got them, ang cei eboutthem, . * Beech’s Teh,” sae 0 drs ofteiud to You doubtless payer, aaw any nat, . ural leaf. Have your path py open a package, between the artificially colored gbeéu’ ear, prilliant cana iy color, of, delight{n), tragratice. It {s offered ta the Peoplest G0c , 2 od extesd purity makes it’ mlbte' etuiisnftdut: to’ use; for @ less q bay doouv: twenty Grains, Sis ‘required pas! ¢ugl oe tHerevard: 7,680 grains to @ petsin, Ahere wiih bp :senn! to ; pound, or af the;rate of abows ene, Alth,o!, eppbaniy 18 therefore .was examined,._Dr,-Olason™ told Mr. ea teas being sun-cured, ne . ta used, hence nothing bus . eye fs still somewhat inflamed, but Mr, paid to the early Monday morning, b-onvhitis, deut of Lawrence aud famous for his ecing-ow-thom are emalier,aud-+-ventricities;He was at one time a shoe dealer and lived in an old, barn in the . it will be found {u golor te bo iy) home aos ary! hs There tia’ been fur some tite in opera 10al awarded him in his suit against the Mer. chants’ Woolen mills, of Dedham, for damages for the loss of his right arm in the machinery of the mill. Ag the injury occurred-eighteen years ago the law. Ciriack was 12 years old when he lost the arm, and it was not until 1885, when he was 25 years old, that he though’: of entering into litigation. By this time men in the mill in 1872 were either dead or scattered over New England; but that fact did not discourage Ciriack’s lawyer, ‘The case was actually brought, to trial in 1886; the jury’ disagreed, standing 10 to 8 in favor-of giving plaintiff $4,009. In a new trial in 1887 the jury awarded she plaintiff $8,000, but the supreme court set the verdict aside, Somehow the case came Into court again last January;the jury made an award of $5,000 for Ciriack, and this time the supreme court sustained thé verdict. — Boston Size of the United States Army. The army of the United States con. sists of 2,167 commissioned officers and a sufficient number of enlisted men to keep them in practice, This~number fa fixed by a general law at 80,000; for several years congress has been in the habit of appropriating for ‘only 25,000. : The adjutant general of the army reports-the actual strength of the army as 20,145. So there are not ten real private soldiers for every officer, “ We have no fighting for out army.to do." But tho’ organization of an army ie notan oasy thing, and so we obey the injunction, in.time of peace prépare for war, just fat enough to keep up a military organézation of 2,000 officers and the smallest’ number of enlisted men tnilitary practice. A regiment of infantcy with thirty-seven officers and hardly 120 enlisted men seems pretty topheavy, but the thirty-seven officers form a ré;rimental orgahization around which 1,000 eulisted men could be arranged as easily as 400,.—Fred P. Powers in Chautauquan. An Unex ted Surrical Operation. A dispatch from Danoury, Conn;, dated March 22, enya; “A case of accidental surgerv, Whi¢h was as remarkable as itis fare, occurred hore a few days ago, and is attracting! the uttention of the physicluns, THcriry O. Earle, a well known resident of this city, has been blind in one eye for niany years, owing to a catatact growing over the eyeball, A. few days ugo he was cutting wood with an ax, when a picce of the stick flew up and struck hima tmart blow in the blind eye, Yo Mr. Earie’s surprise he tound that he could see out of thateye. He went w Dr, A. T, Clason, an oculist, and the eye Earle thatthe cataract had beén removed $neatly and completely agit could have ‘een done with # stirgeon’s: knife. The arle BUI retnins the use of it.” The Roundaries of Vienna. Animportuayt bill has been presented by the ininistér of finance tothe Austrian roichstag forlextending the. city pound: artes, By this step. Vienna will neariy Jouble its ppepuledons which, instead of 10,000, will henceforth number 1,500,000, The bill proposes that the new octroi line will “‘comprisd Vienna proper, excluding the left bunk jof the Danube and thirtytive suburbs and eighteen adjoining villages, The site of the city ramparts is Metropolitan failway, and partly to be sold. A portipn of the proceeds is to ‘be te in order to cover the expunsed of the new buildings and partly & the city. {The bill has a good effect municival geourities,--London. News. Thirty-thvo Narcela of Bootes, Jobin C. Hafnes died at: the almshouse 54 years, of He was,a well known reainded by Countitss boxes’ of shoos, jumbrellas and what not, he uniber of years, ~The board goved from the: barn last ;meek. thirty-two barrels of boots and aes and burbed a good many others — awrence American.3s a. Grent Speed. tidn: at! Laurel, Md., a system of electric wallway, originally designed by David G, » Weems. "When it was recently inspected. i by the writer; with his watch in hand, he . hmoted 4 speed of the electric locomotive ; , Of, pearly: 120 miles an hour. @ar.there;empioyed is cigar shaped, priated: at both ends. The electric mo (Were are conrttucted with a revolving ar)" mesurd Which is mounted directly on the! aule, eo: tkat no intertnediate gearing ‘whatever. is.employed.—Soribner's, The electric oW iM a it , eup. . oat epee one,poun ree ee only, in patent alr-tivne . wove ae . parehment, with * the bottom of this article plainly printed om the package. It is sold in this form {o and aroma is rhe ehanted) (3 .onadiuio. , ObdMdas0! 10 oor)? gal won't name can yatetea yen A you, Ask for . t Gb L enw eeu eat, FOsue <3 6 aby apy dy ehonndhonlonpeyfdapsene Soe Q je yh a A Freak in Babies jane of. Birmingham, Ala., nte@rested in a child born there ‘aagp. 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eniassncn PY Beek * WOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. * KVADA j > Semmes rm AILY TRANSCRIPT. VOD. LXIII =o '9° 20 NEVADA OITY, OAL THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 12. 1893. Established Sept.6, 1990, by N. P. Brown & Co. = \ Waiting ® Long Time Sr Damages. = oe — : . Charles Ciriack, » 80 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. FRANK T. NILON, Nevada City{ Society Direotory. asCtarioe Cisteck of Dedhazs, 80 yeas Se PUBLISHED BY'’ © BROWN &{CALKINS. X, P, BROWN, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance._ Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year. Ti t@ TABLE NO. 45. ‘Taking effect Monday,» May 3d. 1892, at-1 o'clock a. 4.j as follows: KAVING NEVADA CITY: . 5:30 A M Daily, connect wit) ‘ id ¢ local arriving at San Francisco at 4:45 P.M., and overland from East. 12:49 P M Daily, Mae einen Pig’ ° e e ir) arri Gan Francisco at 9:45 PM. : ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 9:50 A M Daily, bringing pas° ° *sengere and mail leaying San Franciscoat6 P. M., also Eastern passengers. Daily, cennecting with 6:25 P. M. Overland leaving San Francisco at 8:00a.m., and overland from the East. id » JOHN F. KIDDER, Genera) Manager. . B. BROWN, Superintenden}y, §*Y THE : : “KEYSTONE : :, MARKET. CRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef, : Pork, : Mutton = And Veal. —+SACS*GES OF EVERY KIND. Freeh Lard, Salt Meats, Bie, kept on hand Tas Lowsst i and the best Meat OG Meats Roliversd to-any ‘part the city free of lohargey . A Nevada Cottnty Anstract Offic, . Nevada City, Nevada Co.Cal Titles Examined and Insured . Vounty. Recorder 11 consecutive~ yeats, SEARCHER OF BECORDS, ia ait = fornia Irom and . 08 4 southern portion of Nevada county and terdaine = the best lands of placer Sms aeres of land situaihd) idl basen . Valley. ; Hous Op Bet Brood strost, . Me-, House end lot ada City. Broad Strast,Maat: Market: JAMES’ MOREQ, Pon'ry <7 Ase Rroag Street, ; Customery «upp! , with the very oe eet. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Raus £ Near. She Pisy, Hall, , ie Biv re Ca LRG : oh Portland: Smettng&Refining comPany, °° 2+": LINNTOS,4OREGON.! He ? *) L. 8. CALKINS. \ieasinianiidiaiamiimaemeaned’ oft: ‘ Attorney and Counselor — Law, Office— Morgan & Roberts’ Bloek, Nevada City, California. —Wé4ll practice in all the Courts, . de MW ALLING, Attorney at Law. Ores Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streeta, Nevada City, W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICE — Corner of:Broad and Pine Sts., up stair ". 3RVADA OITY : TOs. Ss FORE, Attorney and Qouuselor at uaw. £1CE--Thomas suiiding, corner Broac A ( Yona Pine atreeta. Nevada Ctre “FRED SEARLS, ~~ftiorney aed Qonnselorat Lew, fy PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUP VV dtate aad Federal.‘ ?. F. ‘SIMONDS Attorney and Oounselor at Law, WV GL PEACTICR IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. 3) J, 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and . Conveyancer. Office—North side of Broad Street, 7 pasite, Nativnal:-Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. Will practice in‘all the Courts of this State. tates in Probate proceedings will receive Gareful attention. i Dr. C. W. Chapman, . DPEITTIE8T, NEVADA CITY.......Ok Offices with De N. ®, Ohap nau, Sacramen ‘ : Dr. J. F. Shaw, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. road [rellows’fRullding, Broad Street, Nevads City. N.B.0HAPMAN, ~O0AL ANESTUETICS (F DESIRED. F REDUCTION-IN PAINTING. GE. WITHINGTON VIVES notice” whit he is prepared te “paint Sigas; Carte, Buggies an f ons, ete., in-the highest style of thie art. } ‘From and after date ‘I will pant * “arts from 95 to'$10. . °° sont Work eleewhiere. ; . ar . ‘IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR a Gold, Silver‘and Lead Ore. *. < ° Apply to ste eeteiinni cting at ‘shird and Townsend Francisco, at 8:15 a. M., arrive at Renee ot Oe SOMME Manager fs HOME MUTUAL INSURANOB COMPANY : ‘ 318 Hornia. street, Cautious in Management, 27 Liberal and Prompt im the ’ Adjustment and Payment of Logges . 4 . W. HILL, Manager Omics No. 90 Main, Btrects: vin GRASS VALLEY, Joun Mutroy, £ } HA @mext bax : awit REMOVED . ; wANHT AO widabyyort ‘gegtaW tanh oe 26 8 OMAR ET 4 ML leat Obispo County, Californie. . . HONTEN Resor Hi CHS” Pacihie . elimate unrivaled; new hotel and coton Express in from MarysPaciric COMPANY) REFING Car Bertus egoured and full , h Mr, Lébuae jarties. eha ig the Semi-Monthly Family For Lands. in Central and Northern California, Oxegon, Nevada and Utah, apply oor aren ise ely For Lands ih Southern California, apply. to of ad me — Junqus Mapuen, Land Agent 8. P. RR. wccinlt _-» Ban Frangisgo, Cal, aks ~~" W. W, WAGGONER, — .f i ae GFF.. -200.0 Cas: ., Buggies trom; 15 to, $22.50,r. i" NILBs S@aRLs S3acram: . W."H. Muzis,Land Agent'©.'P. BR. ‘. WISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Indeendent Order of Odd Fellow Meets at Odd Fellow's Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month JOHN CHISHOLM; ©. P. 3EO. A. GRAY, 8. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West. Meetaat Pythian Castle EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLEK R, I. THOMAS, Presiden’ JOHN C. NILON, R. 8. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13, ¥. @ A.M. * Meeterat Magpute Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Hrethren in good standing are cordially invited. + Wx. BARKER, Master L J! ROLF, Secretary. : MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16 Qniform Rank Knichts of “Pythias Meets at Armorv Hall irat Wednesday Evening of Each Month a! Be "1:80 elosk, ‘ JOHN BACIGALUPI, 8. K. C. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. R. IF YOU And Other Resources, besides being Informed at times Gn E LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS 78 SPECIALTY 18 GENERAL “LOC th: e the reading people in ‘every ‘part of _ f a therm Califermia. NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.6, Knights Templar, ee oman Méets at Mesonic H-11 FIRST AND THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 73 o’clook. I, J. RULFE, RB. LAUREL PARLOR, NO, 6. Native Daughters } of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thtireday Evening of Each Menthe at 7:300’cloc MRS. J. M, WALLING, ‘President. Mrs, Bett Dovatas, R. 8. NEVADA GITYGOUNGIL © NO. 30 Young Men’s Institute. Meets.at Hibernia Hall ; Frid Evening ¢om“Tenet with the First Friday. Bvebii n year. ‘~ i 3 * iM Ki M. FOLEY, President. ‘CARL SCHEMER X. 8, ne MILO LODGE, AO. 48, Knihts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle VERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:0 O'CLOCK CHARLIE BENNETS, 6.°C. TOR, K: of R. and 8. LUMTIE & AND, WATOHMAKER: _. SBWEAER road Street, Nevada Oli ye e CITIZENS BANK, QAPITAL PAID UP; = . WV & Anau sl sigh? DRAFTa PAYABL: ew Work, ii » & Sem Franctete. a Aud Sacrainnnse es Miids jugs goth. ‘. Ve. Aeeee BILLS OF BXOMANGI ‘Sign Painting a specialty. y 4 pS Die AT. bhi e the prin hs sas eee GS . colpall Cities of GREAT MMIT AL SHOP.ON BROAD STREET, OPPO-. jqn@evuore, = ‘ i ae “Gott tohe on any part ef th: ig Se ne eg i) i fghes: Price Pald tor Count MOG Give, mea call before plading. shee e Warrants.. si bt ee yang Silver Bullies ur { ‘ ~ . Adeay Office at this Bank. ; xKmT ih 2 . opviomrs: gai FAP : bad a r VM PRESTON ....0.600.. /PRMOIDOY FO aa oo MY ONT.. 2 felecessVICR Paesipen’: SE f.MORGAN Pcugercawi ns “.CASmIB® -Ase’T CASHIER andéeo’» . \DIRECTORS: vs, RB. M. How, L. Housman, : KB. M. Praston. * oqunmeroxpmntrs, with New Yoth—National Ban of North America, i ‘ San Francisco—First Nation: oe Anette a Nid at Satta. Or tHe . PACIFIC. COMPANY, ee, (Pactric Syere,) > ovied or Linestow'i hs + \N -PORTS. av ¥ t connecoe tHEODORE WILHELM, Commander. . al Bank, * National Bank Of D."D< Mailia . Business fot Grasd Valley can’ be tran: . seated. with advantage at this city. ‘Puick ‘Tine & Cheanfare: The TRANSCR:PT hes he THETRANSCRIPT. Want to Keup Thorough ty Posted 6s : the Windows is not the natural color, Un3 umero' nf. Y Placer, Yuba and Sierra opention, os . . Pleasant es the fact may be, it ig nevertheless Sacramen: an Peer ~~ GrtiGeialy: Prussian blue, ailica, gypsum, poe prect e Bi a . pact and other unhealthful mineral country it is invalmeble, aa 16 gives. s Solora being used for this purpose Theeffect a pomplate record 0 heed veel ta twofold. It not only makes the teaa bright, y’s varied and extensive resources. It pre: ents extraordinary inducements Best Advertising Medium in Ner ” aw ADVERTISERS ‘ =JOR=PRINTING — Largest and Best Equipped Job: Print: . Anna A Thisis toc it to_be the pilege vot paid on receipt of price. Lini ¢ Paluelnaens, 4 ‘= aoe DR. GUNN’S THE GREAT THE INDISGPENSIBLE & SURE PREEVENTIVE BITTERS Regulating Catarhtiic Household Remedy . AND POSITIVE CURE FORever amd Ague » Kidney Compiainis, pure Bloods ' PORRLY . Costiveness and Constipation. 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it PF i Meat PRIOR By . ’ Ne. 8, ° Sa, ; oe Bee .PRICE 63; Whitehead C00 he sate a tn lt ba Re LEAD THE WORLD. ¥ tye ae . “HOTEL GAZETTE, Fally, 4b} Foor: people know that the bright bintshne . the Diack teas, and-th~ drawp toa (presents a Herald ‘Cook 3 © FACTS ABOUT THE TEA WE DRINK, “But few people know that there is such « SOO OOe Cee eee es anes sasereneseeeaneeseseeae a3 elses 55,59, =, 8,9. % 9, "9° oes (Bing eesun-cured tea in existence, and fewes : = MEVADAL COUNTY jet . Revesean tt. But there is, and it is of all teas ; otete%e eeeeeene I! een ee Fewewes ‘ the ewedtest, purest, and moat fragrant, You sas tates wes ceceseccecesccens Wedeoeeers ask at once how it is that it fs not offered for se aroULeukit: *. sale and that you gnow nothing of it. That te AGRICULTURAL . . Spswered easily; but it is necessary to present eTOCe RAR Greta few details, Thé public only knows Gwo general classes, vif. thé green and the Green Teas. green ‘color of the ordinary teas exposed in shiny, attractive green, but aiso permits the use of " off-color’ aud worthices teas, which, ence 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 goverament, which looks closer into the gen‘wlueness of its staples than ours, has in some got the ulleged “finest,” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of ‘matting, toehusks, and Willow leaves. In fact, it is openly ‘gated by an English authority that hundreds “of thousauds of pounds of sloe, ash, aud willow leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloriug provess would be impossible. They report tea as oneot the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea {ntoa merchantable product with @ fow ‘. Cente’ worth of green coloring maiter is too atrong to withstand, and the worthlessness of the trash that often finds its way to this mar ket labeled “New Crop,” “ Best Quality,” “Green Tes," etc., would simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbago, gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. M Black Toas. f The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well as the China teas that may be included under the general heading of “ biack teas," got théiz color from the firiug or toasting process, but mineral coloring mattersis alvo frequently Used to give @ certain desired commercial appearance. The firiug and the celoring, as {n the green’ teas, largely conceals the iden« tity of the tea and permits the use of the very choapest teas, to argvo nothing for the deteriorating effect of excessive fiting {which must be resorted to when a very cheap’ pted€ct isused dud. dh extreme color desired, Keech's Tea (Sun-dried). , . Concerning sun-dried teas the peopléo! the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know leas, although It Is extei.sively used where ie {a Known and understood Weare told thas when tea is do poor it.eannot be sold at home ot aafely shipped to tha English markets, it te shipped to America; that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the rea sons We have uot been offered suif-dried team, They were lenough to send elsewhere, ‘the eat ied ‘ ‘solortng’ matter pure tos leaves can be employed; for ‘unas sisted by manipulation or coloring, all ab tempts at adfilteration or the introduction of foreign leav: ' or material would be bold ang @laring. That it 1s, therefore, sweeter aud ta, more fragrant thin the artificially eolored. green teas x the maiipd ated basket pan-fired teas; you harily ueed be téld. . Thai it is more healthful than the miueral-coloied teas, fe also apparent. That it ts more expen. sive, is also true; Giid that is another reason you have nevér seen it, There! u.t 90 much profit in it as there js in the cheap adulterated and colored teas, a3 , About the Cost of Tens. , Acourding tb the custom-house :eporta, the amount of tea recetved at.8an Braucisvo last gear (1890) wad 6,840,137 pounds, au the valu: $066,290, or al fraction over ite per pound met, of which the readur wis one, for that 12¢ tea all the way from [0c to #1 per pound. . In other words, for tha: $966,25 worth of tea the edusumer j ald bet ween four and five millfonn of dollars.’ There are yout enormous profits, and there you will pr. bably find the chiefireasou why, must pt you uever heard of arunbdriedige Aatife sun-dried tow have no mask; they sre compelled to be abaolutely pure and of better quality than the artificially colored aud majtpnlated. teas, Hence the m D on't care about haudling them, 7 tWe objdot Of this.article to tell you where y: can got them, ang cei eboutthem, . * Beech’s Teh,” sae 0 drs ofteiud to You doubtless payer, aaw any nat, . ural leaf. Have your path py open a package, between the artificially colored gbeéu’ ear, prilliant cana iy color, of, delight{n), tragratice. It {s offered ta the Peoplest G0c , 2 od extesd purity makes it’ mlbte' etuiisnftdut: to’ use; for @ less q bay doouv: twenty Grains, Sis ‘required pas! ¢ugl oe tHerevard: 7,680 grains to @ petsin, Ahere wiih bp :senn! to ; pound, or af the;rate of abows ene, Alth,o!, eppbaniy 18 therefore .was examined,._Dr,-Olason™ told Mr. ea teas being sun-cured, ne . ta used, hence nothing bus . eye fs still somewhat inflamed, but Mr, paid to the early Monday morning, b-onvhitis, deut of Lawrence aud famous for his ecing-ow-thom are emalier,aud-+-ventricities;He was at one time a shoe dealer and lived in an old, barn in the . it will be found {u golor te bo iy) home aos ary! hs There tia’ been fur some tite in opera 10al awarded him in his suit against the Mer. chants’ Woolen mills, of Dedham, for damages for the loss of his right arm in the machinery of the mill. Ag the injury occurred-eighteen years ago the law. Ciriack was 12 years old when he lost the arm, and it was not until 1885, when he was 25 years old, that he though’: of entering into litigation. By this time men in the mill in 1872 were either dead or scattered over New England; but that fact did not discourage Ciriack’s lawyer, ‘The case was actually brought, to trial in 1886; the jury’ disagreed, standing 10 to 8 in favor-of giving plaintiff $4,009. In a new trial in 1887 the jury awarded she plaintiff $8,000, but the supreme court set the verdict aside, Somehow the case came Into court again last January;the jury made an award of $5,000 for Ciriack, and this time the supreme court sustained thé verdict. — Boston Size of the United States Army. The army of the United States con. sists of 2,167 commissioned officers and a sufficient number of enlisted men to keep them in practice, This~number fa fixed by a general law at 80,000; for several years congress has been in the habit of appropriating for ‘only 25,000. : The adjutant general of the army reports-the actual strength of the army as 20,145. So there are not ten real private soldiers for every officer, “ We have no fighting for out army.to do." But tho’ organization of an army ie notan oasy thing, and so we obey the injunction, in.time of peace prépare for war, just fat enough to keep up a military organézation of 2,000 officers and the smallest’ number of enlisted men tnilitary practice. A regiment of infantcy with thirty-seven officers and hardly 120 enlisted men seems pretty topheavy, but the thirty-seven officers form a ré;rimental orgahization around which 1,000 eulisted men could be arranged as easily as 400,.—Fred P. Powers in Chautauquan. An Unex ted Surrical Operation. A dispatch from Danoury, Conn;, dated March 22, enya; “A case of accidental surgerv, Whi¢h was as remarkable as itis fare, occurred hore a few days ago, and is attracting! the uttention of the physicluns, THcriry O. Earle, a well known resident of this city, has been blind in one eye for niany years, owing to a catatact growing over the eyeball, A. few days ugo he was cutting wood with an ax, when a picce of the stick flew up and struck hima tmart blow in the blind eye, Yo Mr. Earie’s surprise he tound that he could see out of thateye. He went w Dr, A. T, Clason, an oculist, and the eye Earle thatthe cataract had beén removed $neatly and completely agit could have ‘een done with # stirgeon’s: knife. The arle BUI retnins the use of it.” The Roundaries of Vienna. Animportuayt bill has been presented by the ininistér of finance tothe Austrian roichstag forlextending the. city pound: artes, By this step. Vienna will neariy Jouble its ppepuledons which, instead of 10,000, will henceforth number 1,500,000, The bill proposes that the new octroi line will “‘comprisd Vienna proper, excluding the left bunk jof the Danube and thirtytive suburbs and eighteen adjoining villages, The site of the city ramparts is Metropolitan failway, and partly to be sold. A portipn of the proceeds is to ‘be te in order to cover the expunsed of the new buildings and partly & the city. {The bill has a good effect municival geourities,--London. News. Thirty-thvo Narcela of Bootes, Jobin C. Hafnes died at: the almshouse 54 years, of He was,a well known reainded by Countitss boxes’ of shoos, jumbrellas and what not, he uniber of years, ~The board goved from the: barn last ;meek. thirty-two barrels of boots and aes and burbed a good many others — awrence American.3s a. Grent Speed. tidn: at! Laurel, Md., a system of electric wallway, originally designed by David G, » Weems. "When it was recently inspected. i by the writer; with his watch in hand, he . hmoted 4 speed of the electric locomotive ; , Of, pearly: 120 miles an hour. @ar.there;empioyed is cigar shaped, priated: at both ends. The electric mo (Were are conrttucted with a revolving ar)" mesurd Which is mounted directly on the! aule, eo: tkat no intertnediate gearing ‘whatever. is.employed.—Soribner's, The electric oW iM a it , eup. . oat epee one,poun ree ee only, in patent alr-tivne . wove ae . parehment, with * the bottom of this article plainly printed om the package. It is sold in this form {o and aroma is rhe ehanted) (3 .onadiuio. , ObdMdas0! 10 oor)? gal won't name can yatetea yen A you, Ask for . t Gb L enw eeu eat, FOsue <3 6 aby apy dy ehonndhonlonpeyfdapsene Soe Q je yh a A Freak in Babies jane of. Birmingham, Ala., nte@rested in a child born there ‘aagp. The child was only two id weighed exactly twe hild of that size was born any length of t. \e.--Chi sue.) tala} exhibition by an old she was case settled is somewhat remarkable in the-men-whowere foremen and work:. that will permit the officers to keep in . : for Infants and Children. Castorian ts 90 wel! adapted to child-) Castoria ‘Colle, Conatipation, Fen that I recommend it rior to & chy Déareton: ~§ Ng Sa any cor Btomach, Eructatioa, jon Worma, gives sleep, and promotes H. A. A M.D. Ais 111 So, Oxford St., Brockiya, N.Y, Without injurious . “The use of AComrin! is so universal and its merits so well known that it sccnaal “For several T have recommente@ aretha stallion tute no do mot Aoop Cod a aa ita havastably wrelonsa tas es Castoria within eaay : o floial results.” oe “New Y Let they Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed Church, Rowm F. Panna, M.D., “The Winthrop,” 195th Street Tth “Das Cuntavn Couramy, 1T Munnar Sramey, New Yous, Pa MANHOOD RESTORED CUPrripenws Before: Using Cupidono, “Ate Using Cupideng. This vegetable vitalizer’ cures *all NERVOUSNESS or disedges 6f ‘the generative organs, “such as lost Manhodt—SleepleSsness—Tired Feeling—Pains In the Back-—ebility -Pimples--Headache-~Seminal -¢ Weakness—Nightly Emissions-— Impotency—~ —Despondency and Constipation: 2 CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. <3 gah MF The Doctor has discovered. thie active principle on which the vitality.of the’ SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, ‘ The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is beosuse over 90 por cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which OU PID ENE is the only known remedy to cure the complaint without an operation. A written gvarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use of six boxes. ~ $1 a box, six boxes for $5, ‘Send for Circulars and Testimonials. 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