January 25, 1893 (4 pages)

ee M3 3__ Tale of Distances. ie ere) From Nevada vity to AN cig icc ccscicgsnsngieescces 1634 miles Birebyvilie. 5 i568 . Biue Tent. 6 2 Sansapone me a Cherokee. x Columga Hill.... 8 a piwntie ticles. eabsauives = “. wands’ pietbge set = : French Corral.. Setgusne ; -18% * Graniteville.... = Grass Valley.. .. “ss = MEMOOS TRENT ds. 5 50s os ices —s le York re . ’s Flat 20 . Worth Bloomfiel a a Mewtown.. ste S pore San Juan.. es 2 a ee a Purdon 8 Bridge.. .OS = aker Hil)... ree . . jp ty gf seaegseone te ‘ 6 a a Se a BnoeT ent? : a i Scott’ Flat Og Smnarstvilie 19 = Sweetiand. BS Spenceville. -—., ROMITING 6 coi sis she ce vencicenns 76 . San Francisoo... «020 = ae SNS pb Seen l eb esses ia asaoes & a ashi Mis cabaks spaces: ucseets. You Bee = 10 e Notice For Publication, Land Office at Marysville, Cal. December 28, 1892. OTICE is hereby given that the fojlowing-named een A has filed; me: his intention. to make final proof in sup-pert of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Marysville, Cal., L Office on Wednesday February 15,1893: viz: Joseph C. Lam Hd. App!ication No. 3774 for the SE 3 of NW} W4 of NE} SE of NE Sec. 28 T 10 18N R6E, M He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land 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 FACTS But few people know that iae > is rus, Ghing ag sun-cured tea in exis‘er 2, aid [67% 4 have seen it. But there is, am t a. teas the sweetest, purest, and most i:agrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it. That is Q@uswered easily ; but it is necessary to present fret a tow details. The public only knows ¢we general classes, viz., the green and ‘the black teas. ~~-@reen Teas: 3 Few people know that the bright biuishgreen ¢olor of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is neverthelcas artificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plambago, and other uvhealthful mineral @olors being used for this purpose “Theeffect is twofold. It not oniy makes the teaa bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of * off-color” and worthless teas, which, e@mee under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea. Theabom‘imable 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, has in some of the alleged “finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of mating, ticebusks, and willow leaves, In fact, il iso>enly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud willow leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report tea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articlesof commerce, ~The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea intoa merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of green coloring matter is too strong to withstand, and the worthlessness 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. ‘2 Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well as the Chi that may be included undee the general heading of “ black teas,” get their color ie firing or toasting process, but “mineral c ng matter is also frequently used to give @ certain desired commercial @ppearance. The friug and the coloring, as ~ States Court. fanny * . Bs ; % ra Fe & ‘ ? 4 % § a 4 * : 2 ‘J é b, 7 @ ' i ‘* Bs — % 1 : i ~ ba ya / £ é ‘ @ ‘ 7) a giren; that ameceting ofthe Pireetors; heidon the 23d day of December, 1892, an assessmént, No. 7, of ten cents per sharé was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora tion, payable Wednesday, January 26th, 1898, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal, in U.S. gold coin. ‘Any steck upon which thix assess 4entshal remain sepelé on-the 25th—-dary of January, 18v3, will be delinquent and ad vertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sula On the 15th day of February, 1393, at the hour of ll o’clock a. M., at the office of the Secretary of said corporation, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of Directors. K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, on Pine s:reet. Nevada City, Cal a2 L. P. FISHER News: FF Advertising Agence; poome WAND 21 MER Hants K CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, ; % B. LBVERTISER ENT, «Solicited for all newspapers pablisiucc Oa the Pacific Coast, the sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, ValpzJapan, Chiua, New Zealand © aur tralian Colonies, the Eastern States anc Europe. Files of neariy every newspaper publisa: «00 the Pacific Coast are kept conul.atly ou hand, and all advertisers are aled free access to them during business hours Pension, Land & Indian Depredatiox _ SCBAIMs. ‘United’ States and Foreign Paten‘s obtained; interferences conducted; special] examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights, Jabels and desi;ns registered. Rejected, cases prosecuted; infringe ment suits conducted in any United . 8 If you have an invention, seid us a sketch-photograph or small model, to gether with a brief description of the most important features and we will advise you the course to pursue. If you are in pos session of patents and the same are in fringed, or if you are charged with infringement, submit the matter to us foi a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF OLAIMS, Box 35, Washington D. C. The Chicago Cottage Organ* Has attained astandudofexcellenc wh} admits of no searriosr. It containe veryp improvement that in p tig genius, skill and money can pre ace, These excellent Organs are celebrated fa volume, quality of tone, quick response, ve riety of combination, ardetic design, beaut, n finish, perfect construction, making ther the most attractive, ornamental and desire ble organs for homes, schools, churches edges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED REPUTATION —_. FPACILILIES-. ALLED SKILLED WORKME BEST MATERIAL, ~fSOMBINED, MAKE THIS ‘the Popular Orgar UISTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO 8TOOi. Sonnesngnen and Price-Lists on applicatio: ee ee “GHIOAGO UOTTAGE ORGAN 00. A Severe Law. — The English peo Sify ple look more closely * Y] to the genuineness Pg of these staples tha: ew: we do. In fact, the) rd have a law--unde; v¢which they make seizures and de stroy adulterated products that ar not what they are represented to be. Unde, this statute thousands of pounds of tea hay: been burned because of their wholesale adui teration, ¥ Tea, by the way, is one of thé midst notori~ ously adulterated articles of commerce; ‘Nc aloe are the bright, shiny green teas arti: cially colored, but thousands of pounds o Substitutes for tea leaves are used to swe! the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willow leaves being those most commonly used Again, sweepings from tea warehouses ar colored and sold astea. Even exhausted tea leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and madeoverand find their way into the cheap teas, The English government attempts to stamp this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor for us, and the result is, that probably the poorest teas used by any nation are those eousumed in Americg: : = : Peech’s Tea is presented with the guar auty that it 1s uncolored and unadulterated : tity of the tea, and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing#for the deteriorating effect of excessive firing jwhich must be resorted to when & very cheap prodwet is used and an xtreme color desired, _—~~" Beech’s Tea (Sun-d. 2 Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know less, although it is extensively used where i¢ 4s known and understood. We are told that when tea is so poor it cannot be sold at heme or safely shipped tothe English markets, it is shipped to America; that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the rea sons we have not been offered sun-dried tena, They were good enough to send elsewhere, _ The sun-dried teas being sun-cered, ne sisted by mantpulstion or coloring, kil ab tempts at adulteration or the introduetion ef foreign leaves or materia] would be beld an@ @laring. That it is, thereford, sweeter and tar more fragrant thon the artificially colored green teas and the manipulated basket o: if ls more healthful than the mineral-colored + sive, is alse trus;-and that—is another reason . promt in it as there is in the cheap adulter. ated and colored teas. About tlie Cost of Teas. According to the custom-house reports, the emount of tea received at Ban Francisco last year (1890) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value $966,290, or « fraction over 18¢ per pound The consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 1c tea all the way from 50e to $1 per pound. In other words; for that 996,259 ~worth of tea the consumer paid between four and five millions of dollars. There are your @nortnous profits, and there you will probably find the chief'reason why most of you never heard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be absolutely pure-and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated teas. Hence the margins on them are emailer, and many dealers don’t care about handling them, and you know nothing about them. But it is the object of this article to tell you where you ean get them, and what to ask for, and all about them. **Beech’s Tea.”* # ch’s Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, is now offered to the people of the Pacific Coast, It will be a revelation to you. You doubtless never saw any natural leaf, Have your grocer break open a package. It will be found in color to be just between the artificially colored green and the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant cana:y color, of delightful fragrance, It is offered to the people at 600 per pound, the same price that many artificially colored teas are sold for. But its guar. anteed: purity makes it more economical to use; for @ less quantity, say about twenty Grains, “is required per cup. As there are 7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to be between three and four hundred cups to the pound, or at the rate of about one fifth of @ cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest. It is put up'in one-pound packages *Pure’As hood? If your grocer does not have it, he will get it for you. py os was Sonn, The above proce perce Price is plainly peinted on Perhaps the best way to get it fs to go where you know they have it and are willing to soll ie Fox inatanee, it oan be had without <imtGEO, C, GAYLOR aud THOS, SHURTyA LEFF & SON, Bole Agents, He , ; tn fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simple. Its purity insures superior strength, * about one third less of it being required for an infusion than of the artificial teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor is at once ap parent, It will bee revelation to you In order that its purity and quality may be guarenteed, it is sold only in pound packages bearing this trade-mark; . . TASTEHAMS, BACON ang —e UNION ‘MARKET. VOMMERCIAL 8TRERT.N®VADA CI: ¥. (COLLEY BROS,,...Prooretors ’ DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal At the lowest rates. W* ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE Ete, LARD ‘WW the green tas, largely conceals the iden. . Including 1 Year's Subscription§ The Daily Traneript.” We have made such ‘arrangements as enable us to offer the Chicazo : oe: ee Space secs eee Se SINGER SEWING MACt INES This—-machine, is made-afterthe —datets models —rtom Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile im make, ol namentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan improvemient ina /oose balance wheel so constructed as_ to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a collar securely pinned.to the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is yulled Out enough to release the: balance wheel, and-turr =d slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pi : tili the bobbin is filled. When the machine is liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be. operated by the treadle. The driving » eel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest; easies running and most convenient of any. The machine is self-threading, has the very hest tension and thread liber:.tor, is made oft e best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt. lt has ve neered cover, drop-leaf table, end d-awers and cenwing drawer. : The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS, Lonemont, CoL., Nov. 17. 1889. I received the machine ali right, an am _ well pleased with it: It does ex . cellent work. Prentvan McCarry. Attus, Ark., Decj 18:9. Te Chicago Singer sewing ma hine : receved in good order. The machine I ii nt hs Nov. 16, 1889: Tis a splendid one; the Ag Bere recetvee our premium wing . would ask about thirty-five ollars for machine in good-order, and am Well . such a machine. waxy th oaks. pleased with the same. Acc pt my Josern B cHMan. thanks. A. Norton. : Somerset, Va., Oct. ‘8, 1889: The machine ordered of ‘ou arrived, andafter a few days’ trial IMind“it to be as represented, and doubtless wi! continue to give satisfaction. Mary J. WaLKER. Uniontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some two j Months. ago. Have given it a fair trial i much. “We think it is as good as a forty dollar machine, Miss Jane Rowxzru. Wetv’s Brings, N. Y., Nov.20, 89. I would say, after using th e 8 wing machine received from you, -it giver perfect satisfsetion in al! respects, do ng all kinds of work very nicely. Mrs. 1. C. Youmans. Westroro,.Mo.,.Dec,10, 1889, My sewing machine gives yood sat ‘sfaction—does-as good work asa filty lollar machine, Many E. Murray; Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26,1889. The premium sewing macbine cami to hand very promptiv and in good o7 der, It ia nicely finished,-and works like a charm. and we are delighted with it. E. F, Youna. Sr. Manearet’s, Md ., Dec. 14, 1889 We received the machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak o! you #8%n honest, honorable firm. e Herring, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sewing machine I got from you ag a premium tast-year, cannot be beat2n, and does as good work as a $40.00 machine. Gro. B. Muir. MachineNo. 3 and any Transcript 1 year. .:17-00‘ pe “ w.2eI8 00 : 5 # sg ++++19 00 &%-Subscribea-‘o pay—freight from—the-factory,-which THREE ANIA -Ha F DOLLARS to Nevada City. BROWN & CATKINS, Pubs. Dairy. TRANSORIPT 1 NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ee ' t THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALI}: (Regular Price $1.25 4 Year) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ( Regilar Priee $6 a Year}! vor r Ex! A S45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SI7, x rock mound marked “Y. C. C. pe ~&p*st set inarock mound marked *Y. chains ye 1506 feet toa post in—reck— mx Seep oe a eee es M Nos” from which the corBerto Bectiong 11, 12, 16 and 14. Tp-APN,, R. 44-B.,-M, D. B & M. c so 34,05 chains distant, thence N. 1834° K. 22.78 ehatns or 1600 feet toa marked “*Y. C. C. Q. M. solidatedQuarta Mine; Approved Survey): the place of beginning, and’ containing Foo +nd comprising portions of the N. W214 and s-W-1nf of Section 18, Tpr17 Noy Bi; 1B; Me period of publication hereof, or they will be Both for $6 50a Year’! City, State of wade November 18th, 1892 1 1941. . APPLIPATION FOR A PATENT. Ri v. §. Lanp OFFICE, Sacramento, Noy. 15th. 182. OTICE [3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Louis Dutertre, by Erastus B. Powe-, his nitorney in fact, whose Post Office address ig Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of Ualif.ro‘a, has this day filed his application tia* Petent fer 8000 lincar fect uf the ‘ A Ink, or vein, bearing gold, with surface grou 4600 feet in width, itate in Wachington Mining District, County of Nevad«, end State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office, as Lots 65 and 66, in Tow .sbipi7N, 8.11 KF. of 4t. Diablo B. & M. Suid tat No. 65 being described as follown, to-wit:LODE LINE. Beginning at a live oak tree 18 inches in did. marked “Y, C. C.-Q. M. L.’ No. 1.,” standing on Soath aide «f south Yuba River, at North end of claim, on lode, from. which links; Thence. mag. var. 17® E ,8. 18%> W. 22. 73 chains or 1500 feet to @ live oak tree standing on South side of Omega Ditch Flume, marked “Y.C.C. Q. M. L. No. \u,” at South end of Yuba Canou Location’ EXTER)OR BOUNDARIES Peginaing ut a post in rock Mound marked “*Y. C. C. Q. M. No. 1," standing at Nurtheast corner of Yuba Canon Locetion, which is also post''S. C, No. 6.” ac 8.E. corner of Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine ( Approved survey; ) ‘ihence, mag. v.r. 179 E. 8S. 18%° W., 22.73 chains, cr 1500 feet o a post in rock mound marked “Y. C.C.Q. M Nv. 2,” at Southeast corner of Yuba Cason ' oration; Thence N 739 W 908 chains or 599.3 ieet to @ post in rock mound marked “}. GC. C. Q. M. No. 5” at Southwest corner of Yuba Canon Location ; Thence N. 18%° %.,-22.78 chaine or 1500 feet to t in reck mound marked ““¥.C. C.Q. M. No. 6” a Northwest corner of Yuba C+non Location, from which the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Tp.17 N., R. 11 E., M. LD. B. and M. bears \ 83° W, 30.40 chains distunt ; Thenee 8. 75° E 9.08 ch sing, or 599.3 feetto the piace of beginning, and co tain'ng 20 59 acre-. CONNECTING LINB NO. 1. From port “Y. C. C. Q. M., No. 6” at Northwest corner of Yuba C+no1 Location, the eorner to Sections 11, 12,13 and 14, tp. 17 N., H. No. 11 E.M. D, M., bears N. 83° W., 30.40 chain’ distant. : YUBA CANON SOUTH EX1E*>10N LOCATION, LODE Linx. Beginning at a live ouk tree 10 inches iu diameter marked “Y.C. GC. Q. M. L. No. 2,” pee . at North end of claim. on lode, ou South side of Omega flume ; Thence mag. var, 17° E. 8. 17349 W. 22.73 chains, o1 1600 feetto a tin rock mound marked “Y. C, C.Q. M. L. No. 8,” standing in old road. from which a fir tree three feet in dia cears N 669 W. 69 links distant. j EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning at Northeast corner Fog * in ro if feet] in dia. bearss. 52° W. 79 links distent ; thence mag. var.17° E 8. 17469 W. 22.73 ohekae, or 1500 feet to a post set in a rock mound marked “Y¥.C. C. Q. M. No, 3;” thence N 75° W. 9.08 chains or 599.3 feet to Pam +i 22.78 C.Q.M.No,.4;" thence N. 171¢° KE. it setin rock mound : M. No. 5” corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Tp. 17 N. K. 11 E,,M. D. B.& M. bears N. 420 12’ W. 34.06 chains distant ; thence 8. 75° E., 9. uing, and containing 20 62 acrcs. CONNECTING LINS No. 2. F From post No: 5, at Northwest corner of yuba Canon South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Tp. JIN R. li F., M. D. B. and M! bears N. 420 12° W. 34.05 chains distant. YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATED QUARTZ MINE. fURVEYOF BETERIO“ BOUNDARIES: Beginning ata post set in rock mounc marked “Y.0;CrQ M. No. I,” standing at Northeast corner, from which a cedar tre« win? dia. beara Nv 1-45 ES a Tinks distant ; theace mag. var. 17° E. 8. 18%o W. 22.73 Chains, or 1500 feet-to-a—pest 1m rock mound marked ‘*Y, C. C. Q. M, No, 2” at southeast cdrner of Yuba Canon Location ind Northeast corner of Yuba Canou South Extension Location ; thence 8 17}¢9 West 2.73 chains, or 1500 feet to a post in rock mound marked “Y. C. C. Q. M. No. 3 ;thence N 75° W. 9.05 chains, .or 659.3 f et'to a post set Iu rock mound Marked “Y.C. C. QM, No, 4;” ; thence N,. 174¢° E. 22.73 chains, or N..429.12 W. tin reck mound 0. 6’ at Northwest ‘orner of Yuba Canon Location (this is also he Southwest corner of the Sunlight Conhence $.75_ E. 9.08 chains, or 599.3 feet to iba Canon ation, 20.69 acres, — ‘Yuba Canon South Extension Location, 0.62 acres, A total of 41.21 acres, ». B. ° The lecation of this mine is recorded ir he xecorder’s office of Nevada county, at Yevada City, in the county of Nevada, State £ California, The adjoining claimant is he Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine or he North. Any and all persons claiming any portion R (Regular Price $6 a Year) of said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quarts . [alt end plain directions for fea. eee poe k Mine, oF seraes grouse, at have the . Charges reasonable call or write. . E ww =x quire ¢ their adverse claims, w e =< : Register of the United States Land Office at . , Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney acramento, Cal., during the sixty days’ xurred by yirtue of the provisions of he statute. THOMAS FRASER, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing noice of application for patent be published or the period of s xty days (ten consecure . Transcript, daily newenenes published at Nevada Jalifornia. THOMAS FRASER. Register. FRED SEARLS, Aity. for Applicant, — ww The first publication of this notice was ive weeks in the Nevada THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Regusar Price $6 u Year) Both for $9 00 a Year 1 i , and gives special attention to mining, horticulural ani agricultural news and is in overt respect a ‘dom clan family peer, appealing to the interest of every mam ber of the —— The Morning Call shag the iprgnetadrceleal e live metropolitan daily It has the larg ele =? fing aawepaper the Pacific Coast. teat Bunting Flags. general use of the Stars and spe 0 especially in connection with the educa’ of American youth, we have made special qua.ity of Bunting F the Dairy Ip scripr at the following Publishers “Daily Transcript,’ Ne—_— In view of the movement for a more tion ements to furnish the BEST lags to readers of Ow prices « B14. OLATION SIZKs, BROWN & CALKINS, vada City, Cal. (TT SAVES SACRAMENTO, CaLtF/;4 . , SAV CANON CONSOLIDATE! QUARTZ . . . Markea . rom which the chains, or 599.8 feet to the place of begin-} ‘oins, weakness vf the fim dence in approaching strangers, a dis“id beve @ Cure effects ; In England, adulterated food products that are represented to be pure are destroyed by the officials. But there is no such law here and tea is tutes 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. Tea. Being pure yow use less per oup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and the economy is manifest, as your monthly tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligntTO DRINK fal flavor. There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is a delight to lovers of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. BEE TEA "Pure As hood. ~~ Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, And GEO. 0. GAYLORD, TO THE UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY No. 623 Kearmey Street, il Dis@ases 8 as Gonorrhea, Gleet Strioture, Syphilis -tn---all —its ' Seminal Weakness Impotency, etc., Bkin Diseases of eitrs’ standing and leerated egs Ssuccessfully treat ed. Pr. Gibbon hag practiced over thirty years in San Francisco and his Dispensary is the oldest in Cali. fornia. Thesick and afflicted should not fail to call upon him. ‘the doctor has traveled extensively in Europe, and inspected thoroughly the various hospitals pg obtaining-agreat deal of -valusbte in= f. rmation, which he is competent to impart ‘o. those in need of his services. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ‘Bewiinal Emissions, the Consequence -. self abuse. This vice, or deprav.; sexual indulgence, is practiced bythe you of both sexes to ap almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid-symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical measures, vis: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the ead, ring ng in the ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and the rattling of chariot, uléasiness about limbs, confused visCen. iike to form new scqnaintances, isposition ito shun society, loss of memory, nectie 4. flushes, pimples and various'‘eruptionsabout the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs, consumption, night sweats. If relisfbe not »btained, persons so afflicted should apply mimediatety, either tn _—— oF by lather. by ils new and selentific mode of treating these di notoriously manipulated. Substi— Beech’s Tea is ; the mouth of a tunnel bears 8. i4e Ww. 87{the pure sun-cured undyed Japan pure as childhood” and can be drunk ~ lowing valuab’ > Realizing the importance of ‘ood was . premium, wehave selected the Wf tham’ being the bestkno n and most reliable tim pieces in the market. These watches have a world-wide reputation which they have ,ained solely on their merits, The casea we guarantee gree med pie pions ill refup paid our ex we Ww moue' s We are pre to make the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, ag will be seen by the following offers: Solia Gold Watch—Gents'. A 2, seer peg solid gold hunting case watch, ‘Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stemsetting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT und Dairy Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oue year, $84.40. Subscriber pays express churges on watch from can Francisco. £ ‘ . Solid Gold Watch—Ladies . 4 lady’s solid gold bunting case watch, ‘Walmovement, stem-winding, sccm-setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, ph, Song $29; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26,90, Subscriber wo . @Xprese charges oti watch from San FranSolid Silver Watches °° ZSolidco silver hurting case watch Walbam” ng boron bo 75 gy ed and eer’ etting.a rol rel = ir, WwW DAILY TRANSOKIPT and Daily Bulfetia, one ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, rot Seber to pay ex on watch from ‘Tancisco. Tones wack uu face, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dally Bulletin, one year, ; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year,$12.90 Subscriber to express charges on watch from San Fraacicn Ai Nickle Watch, ickie st in) wateb , ona vement, with. : AMY TRAN SCKIPT and ly Bullettu a: ¢ + $11; with DAILY TKANSCKIPT Bulletin, one year $8.90. Subscriber to Ta on watch from San Francisco Bicyc.es. The Bicycle we have.selected se i tne “apollo” —while not the most expensive iy a first-chass article in e\Very respect. it is handsome and substantially wade. It runs easily. and is@ prime favorite, It is standard finirh. with nickle trimmings, and will be seut Gonijlete with pode tat. tools, ¢tc. Will be sent:_with DAILY + Fo -oge IPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for ulletin, one yeas, $26. 9U. 4 for a 36-:nch, wheel, tews .chiasges [The above prices’ tire Price per additional inch ea} 4. made kuown on appfication,} Sul e:riber to pay ‘ . Sxpiegs charges ou bivycle from Pau Francisco, Semtif° } b be os , . ; < Boys' Velocipedes, A 16-ibeh wheel, utandar finish; ~wrought-iron trees ag or with bell, ete,,/complety, sent with DAILY TKANSURIFT ad Dally Bulletin, one ear, $12.60; with DAILY TRANSOKIP? and eekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40. Type Writers This isa type-writing age. LVery body has who haw writing to do; or shoulé have ° peril hargl opportunity. The Sun type-wri i¥ @ perlect instsument, simple in constructio easily worked, neat!y mounted and boxed, wit instructions for use, which cap be leainedi:, te” minutes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail? Bulletin, one year, and the LALLY TKAN SCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $1p Subscriber pays exprese, Cane, Neither too isrye n0r too small, but just the F ghtoize with 14-k ,old he. will be: sent-with DAILY TRANPCKIP and ily Bulletin, one year, $,2.60; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT’ and veek!: Bulletin, one ycar, $10.50, Subscriber pays eXpress, Telescope. A very useful article that anyone living in the country or iraveling, will appreciate. Our premium telescope is a good, strong instrument With an object-ylass inches in diameter, 3 draws, 6 inches long When closed,~leather cased 4nd will be sout with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subseriber to pay oxpresa charges, — Micheacope, A most a itistrument and of great use to the student, Thiv is no toy, but a powerful nicroacope that res eals the man strange things that exist inthe food we wat-eud the water we Grink. It stands 6 inches high-andMARRIED MEN, Yr those who contemplate aig hen who tr auffering under any of these fear ‘ul malates, should not forget the sacred responisility resting upon them, wor delay 6 ob adn immediate relief: —CURED AT HOME. Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating case, symptoms, most of time the lisease has continued, and. the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1967. DRS. STARKEY & PALEN'S Treatment :by: Inhalation 1529 Arch‘8t, Philadelphia Pa. For Oonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dysentery, Oatarrh, Hay Fever, Debilitv, Headache. Rheumstism Neuralgia, and all Ohronic and Nervous is0Tders. ‘J.HE original and only genuine Com und Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is ascieniific ad ustment ofthe elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED ; and the coin pound is go condensed and made portable thatitis sent al) over the world. has been in use for more than twenty years ; thousands of patients have been treated, and.over one thousand physicians have used it,and recommended it—a very <ignieoene fact. t does not act as most drugs do, by. creating another ailment, ana benefiting one an at the expense of another, often re7 qoirin a second course to eradicate the Battie Aele oe =T" arionyy. e, ea part of ‘the country, with . Pp. ~magnites 60 , and will bewentwith DAILY TRKANyear, $9. “Bubécriber w pay express charges, Musical Instrumerts. In making our selections of mlsical instruments for premiums, we sinied in every instance to get a goou article—one that we need not hesiate to send to a performer whoig a comnoiseeur, We have made arrangements with the eading sanufact ‘sand job that enable us to offer these-instruments in connection withthe TRANSCRIPT on uuprecedently liberal terme Banjo, Banjoplaying ie an accomplishment that has Fag end Os neneree atm the last few years, t is readily ‘earpe anyone having a good for music, and alee e Aived rw pean’ leaent tor the voice in singing. We will send a hand~ rome uickle-rim, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT and polly Pabetiu one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Buligtin, one year, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, -B Flat Cornet. Ahandsome nickle b flat cornet, with full eet of ¢Xtra crooks, music rack, case and inetructi We will send THE D ILY TRANSORIPT with the san rancisco 'y Bulletin Weekly Bulletin, Semi-WeeklyBulletin, and aay o1 be folle Premiunis at the following prices, payable in aivan.e: PiCK OUT YOUR COMBINATION, Solid Gold and Silver Watche . th to be of solid gold and. coin feta e cabtey . = Cs ; A eat + oti; With DAILY TRAN. BURIPT baily Bulletin, on $1; a DAILY TRAR APT and Weekly Butea. “ Drums ™ A Nickie tenor drum, 14-' head, with sticks: . complete, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.50 with ‘DAILY TKA SORIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.60 Subscriber pays express, : A fine corded, hammered brass drum, with sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Jaily Bulletin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY sRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year $8.50. Subscriber pays express, Rifles, The Winchester maintains ite placeas the bee repeating rifle wade and is too well known to need further description. We will send a 44 cal, ‘on barrel Winchestor rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and waily Bulietin, one year, $22.75; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one ear, $20.75. Above is center fre rifle, We willsenda rim fire fur $1.40 lees, Bub ser. ber pays express Flobert Riffs. A Flobert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flovert noise leas cartridges, jus. the thingfor boys who ae fond of me sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and .Dui y Bulletin, one year, $11.26; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin: oneyear,. 6, Subscriber pays express Revowvers. an We have decideo to offer a strony, serviceable revolver fora premium and have selected the American, double action, ‘Bull Log,” in* sn size from 22 to 88 cal. It will be vent wi ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Sutecriber pay rishing Tackle Our premium fishing rod is a 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferruies 1t is a good serviceable rod and wi.lLe sent with line, reel, ete., coed cn with DAILY TRAN. SORIYT and-Daily-bulletin,-one year. $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, Subscriber pays xpreca, ‘Tent. ee very ba elye —— tho and will oe ap reciated ty all wlio go huy » fishing oz cam ing out. ~It jes iret ctaaa pa, Geary water~ a and made tS oz. duck; sis .ox7 feet, “ud-will be Military Drum. sent with , ping etc., complete wth DAILY [Transtar fia” belly” Builetin, one year” oar 0; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly ” Bulletin, one year, $10.50 Bubscriber pays the express, * Hammock. : ‘hether un.the trees ina the postsofa shady verandah, a h smock fe picturesque and suggestive of blissful ¢-uitort A complete and elegant 18-foct . k, with 6}-feet spread, seut with DAIL. TRANSCRIPT * and Daily Bulietin one year, $10.26; with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Weealy Bulletin, one year, $8.26. Subscriber pays exprees, Tennis Among eutdoor games Inwn tennis is beveming thetav: rite It givee anificient exereivs withcu heing violent; keevathe attention dxed sud «io terest sustained throughout the yame, Being vamiein which iadics +xcel, you can secure thexoo will of your ladyacqtisivtances-and add to you Eyes, by gettinzasct of tinnis and organ 4sing & club, -A-firsi~ctane: weounts ovtiit; coniplete will be sent with DAILY IRANS: Birt apd Daily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, ones yong: $17. Subscriber paye express, Base Bai Our base ball ttt onsiate of wo eague balls, threeassorted uw; twe pits of ¢loves, mark ete. — nd will be: sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT nd Daily Builetiv, one 912 with DAILY NSCRIPT and Wee _ Bullelin one” ar, $10 Subscriber pays Hanging Lamp . and from 42 to fo" . “ed inches extension, ished brass of a rich gold color—a high’ — rnamental and serviceable lamy —sext with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year $18.50; with DAILY THANECRIFT and Woekly ooohigaas on year, $11.50, Subscriber pays ex~~ Stylographie Pen, _ Always ready write; carries ink enovgh i tne holder tc last for woaks or months; wil be sent “with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Dail bulletin, one year, $10 25; with wAILY BAN. “BCKIPT and Weeki; Bulletin, %8.25, Standard Ran Guage. Approved by thediynal service at Washington with fu directions for, use,,.will; be poet with DALLY TRANSCKIPT and. Daily! Bulletin, one car, $10.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber p&@) 8 express, : Photographic Outht, Amateur photography is a most de btfa and popular recreation. With the Svein apraratus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making 8 goed picture and will 800n possess reds of views taken by him or herself. The eperainn 0 offer is so. light it. can easily >» ed when walking or riding, Every body shouid have one, for it will prove. source @ gg geno to all and of profit to many. book? ompkte—a fine solo instrument— with DAILY THANSORIPT and Daily Bulietin, one car, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIP? and eekly Bulletin, $14.5 Subscriber paye express charges, *F lute, The flute isone of thasweetest and easiest mualeal instruments to learn, It harmonizes with the piano and ail other nstruments, For a poem we have selected a fine cocoa-wood, 6eyed, cork jointed flute.with' tuni: slide, and will send it with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Dail Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSORI and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, Bubucriber pays express charges. Pianos, P Pp hic outfit, co view camera for m oe 8h x 43 shame “quick w. rking lens, 6 rapid dry plates, 2 Japanued ‘ron trays, 2packagesof 8, P A. eveloper, 1 kage of hypo, 1 printing ¢ 4 focee: hy po printing frame; heets of paper, 1 sheet of rub ; Russe negative clasp ‘and patent dtytle trans with full instructions for makin, otograp! will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT re Daily Bulletin, one ear, $11; with D. @ . sCkieT and Week: y Bul a Ra one yas i, Subscriber to ong Pay expriee charges from Norn— Additions] materia fale for “amatouy hers, may behad (\ Sam 6 Parbeilge, 529Commer. @ Street,‘ Francisco, 0 Standard Atlas, The Rand-McNally Standard Atle of the World—a library in itselt— lugnish: hen ‘ fuga ed lp ooe.dnsge h A mimature piano with 16 bell-metal k gant finished— just the thing for child Ban to play on; makes good music, Sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail msn? of them after being abandoned todie by other physicians.-Will be mailed FREE toany address on application DRS. STARKEY & PALEN, Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp Nat:ona & . change Hot 7 [Office in California. . ‘The “Daily Transcript” has the most complete recommend’ it asc mon powerha aed Book and J ob Printing Fett ‘Goustipaaios °2 Camphor Choral Liniment For Catarrh C. C, LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trvit. indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b~ San Francisco's Leadine Phy sicians, OaKLanp, February 7th, 1890. Thisis to certity that we have used the C, C. Liniment in our family, and have found it to be the best and most effective media: 'e for Neuralgia and kind.cd diseases of a: y fulremedy, — B R.DI Pastor of the First M. B. ‘Chtiroh. For all chronie cases in connection with 0-6. LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND SULPHUR POWDER” for ihoronaaly cleansing re system. Indig: put ‘estion, ithesn tis up b CHE WH, BONE CO, 12 Bush street tles $; small bottles 25 cents. Sent postaze paii on receipt of price. The C.C. Liniment Co 2! Bush Street, 8. Fi FOR SALE BY ALL DEUGGI8Ts. “' =. BONZ General; Manacer and Secretary . JAMES HENNESSY, + Proprietor, ‘HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and 9 the most reasonable terma The horses are free from vice. of gredsty} and capable of going as fast as any aie man cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand BR RIAGER + OP FUNFRAILS PROKPIL P-A:T-E-N-TS AINED, and all ness ip the U.6 ()Piatent Office attended to for MOD. Our off «1s oppasite the U. 8. ratent office, and we can n Patents in less ime than those remote om Washington,Send mofel orwdin ag. We advise as to patentability free sofharge—and we make no unless we obtain patent, We refer, here to the P. aster, the Bu rintendent of Mon rd ‘ the oficlals of the v. 8 stent Omen? For cireular, advice, terms and references to ac. =. atlients in your own State or county aa , OB foot lana , tthe» an eek] J a airtight moisture proof _ a yeet Ione eee 5.67 gen ise ties mong e waohe ean renethen . a ‘ 0; year, $9.50, Subsoriber pays ! , nted Ft VG aan 0 2 1a0nnervr—G he hens alemente-ategeatomed Wy Wem es . St the bottom of this arti ‘le plainly printed . a2 DIMFIODE, civ cccsescetnscsis Te erous testimonials, published in our -book Croquet, tf on the package. It is sold in this form for 10 feet long 8.00 . of 300 pages, only with the express permisA beautiful croquet set for a layers will two #8 sone ia, the fi I SAPAMORRVER*SE REE H OES . sion of the patients ; their names and ad-. be sent with DAILY TRAN preys Daily and aroma is preserved; and second, there rv em co Lyeattlscaaibes ice hetoaes sp bal as pon ses eer entre, od Want £%, with DAILY TRAN" i OOF LOBE. ccsccccccceseacesas . or furtherinformation, SCR. id Kk can be no deception, which would be quite . Those in arrears for tne TaanscniprT now mast pay up in full, and also 16 feet lone 14.00. The great success of our treatment has. crib ays express. one VOM OB. Bubpossible if i were sold in bulk, without the . »ay one year’s combination price in advauce. . 18 feet ‘oan. UG aareagie, Pde dhe some online thet eee Shot 6 tion The Dail Transcript OO 10G8 OR, 66 0 <5 occa hea scaas< Lhe tions Com und Oxygen, often coeraieiek. ot Guns, ~~ {gs the Leading paper of Northern atesnary Me adr position ithas maintained since BO TOG LONE a ais v0 4s tone seeeeee 25,00 aena os Sestemopath . worthless < ana tos oe mat poh ma vere Re doe ™ Recollect that the margin of profit is so it was establishes in 1860, It givesthe latest aud mostreliable Mining, ih a ane 28 feet long.... Seabee + 27.00] tions, But any substance made clsewhere . ‘eel d that our sel will be all that you ‘auch smaller om Beech’s pure sun-dried teas . Jourt, Supervisoral and other Neve ia county news. itis bright, indepenaent enterpr JE SS pa . 29.34] or by others, and called Compound Oxygen . can ask. Our remium gun is well made and y j d uteresting, ' 4 is spurious, handsome niahed, is than on the artificially colored teas that you . -2é and uteresting : 82 foot long..seeeseeeseveee 3834) MApUFIONS OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF . accurately, and is « valibide gan ts at “sed pg pong if ee sav ohee name can be The San Francisco W eekly Call 36 .cet long.. rir -. 36.67 SOTON AUD RESULTS,” t9 the title of a. deular, This the very best gun ever offercd daa on you. ery Thursday, and contains all of ti: oew of 200 pages, publishe y Dra. . sewspaper premium andis weil worth workin =a aS fuborantatng st tie rene ieabed fom crit quar afte apy capita fo. . Tow Flag aro guarantod tobe equal] Sxh.a'¢' Fran Which vatvoul. chat . are eaiaen oa ete, stn EC ¥ dave of ublication. It contains interesting enecia! perigee pte SAE to any Bunting Flags ip the-country. os seen ands ee of parnviales eek ee Trg paige Se apr rubber e' id A P v ? ', aie ey x 7 ete Fry Lee ten ar reliable Naausist news and market quota Address all orders with remittance to. curesina wide range of chronic cases— be sent with DAILY’ TRANSCRIPT and Daily Z j : Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRAN= SCRIPT eekly Bulletin, one year, $19. Suascriber pays express, v ‘er 1.50 Same as above, with be adr'ad to above pr! “se as ~ year $8 ial manher witn gold side DAILY TRAN, Guizot's History of France.Guizov's “History of France” is a standard i 6 baer peerage bye d bea in clothe pon with DAILY TRANSCRIPT anc un” Be tint une year, $13.60; with DAILY TRAN: IPT an vw okt leti ; fe Isedyeem Mt 2065 TAG Gute Sewing Machines, : A higharm covin snachine~cne of the a iT mar! + with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and teree srelede ene year, $30; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and w eekly bulletin, one year, $27. Bubscriber pays teenie _ NOTE—Persons preferring Semi; = os obtain ith "raying 0 pothhgr By ‘4 Tulletin.g * = ‘ubbing price forthe . Weekly The Balletin is the leadin pleteness of its local newa, reviews of curr the Supreme Court. Ow th rincipal news centers inetin twelve ary morning—the largest and t Ga Bendel dene bes weekly pu Gasmwee. . Vv Coast, It is disti.guished fr the baltenne! an circulation and influence on news, while it is the recognized authority Te cir erature end m— reign che Supreme Court. af aper in California that publishes ia ace, circle acts bale @ Worlds new ay pemeen Ban cisco and the, ours in advance of ay rnished by the Bul. The Weekly Bulletin ip = idaome i pare bots sossine © f ite editorial matter, gteuracr an =a art, an financial and trade miaclene The’ 96 column pa; din the West,” MUed every Wednesday BROWN cb CALE IDs. You Don’t Get. the News Ww. Eissss fo Tato te PUY RURSCRE A hammock is premium that 4; 8 rey all, i : 5 w jy Y . 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ee M3 3__ Tale of Distances. ie ere) From Nevada vity to AN cig icc ccscicgsnsngieescces 1634 miles Birebyvilie. 5 i568 . Biue Tent. 6 2 Sansapone me a Cherokee.. x Columga Hill........ 8 a piwntie ticles. eabsauives = “. wands’ pietbge set = : French Corral... Setgusne ; -18% * Graniteville........ = Grass Valley.... ... “ss = MEMOOS TRENT ds. 5 50s os ices —s le York re . ’s Flat 20 . Worth Bloomfiel a a Mewtown.... ste S pore San Juan.... es 2 a ee a Purdon 8 Bridge.... .OS = aker Hil)..... ree . . jp ty gf seaegseone te ‘ 6 a a Se a BnoeT ent? : a i Scott’ Flat Og Smnarstvilie 19 = Sweetiand. BS Spenceville. -—., ROMITING 6 coi sis she ce vencicenns 76 . San Francisoo...... «020 = ae SNS pb Seen l eb esses ia asaoes & a ashi Mis cabaks spaces: ucseets. You Bee = 10 e Notice For Publication, Land Office at Marysville, Cal. December 28, 1892. OTICE is hereby given that the fojlowing-named een A has filed; me: his intention. to make final proof in sup-pert of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Marysville, Cal., L Office on Wednesday February 15,1893: viz: Joseph C. Lam Hd. App!ication No. 3774 for the SE 3 of NW} W4 of NE} SE of NE Sec. 28 T 10 18N R6E, M He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land 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 FACTS But few people know that iae > is rus, Ghing ag sun-cured tea in exis‘er 2, aid [67% 4 have seen it. But there is, am t a. teas the sweetest, purest, and most i:agrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered for sale and that you know nothing of it. That is Q@uswered easily ; but it is necessary to present fret a tow details. The public only knows ¢we general classes, viz., the green and ‘the black teas. ~~-@reen Teas: 3 Few people know that the bright biuishgreen ¢olor of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is neverthelcas artificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plambago, and other uvhealthful mineral @olors being used for this purpose “Theeffect is twofold. It not oniy makes the teaa bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of * off-color” and worthless teas, which, e@mee under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea. Theabom‘imable 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, has in some of the alleged “finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of mating, ticebusks, and willow leaves, In fact, il iso>enly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, aud willow leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report tea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articlesof commerce, ~The temptation to make sweepings and bad tea intoa merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of green coloring matter is too strong to withstand, and the worthlessness 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. ‘2 Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well as the Chi that may be included undee the general heading of “ black teas,” get their color ie firing or toasting process, but “mineral c ng matter is also frequently used to give @ certain desired commercial @ppearance. The friug and the coloring, as ~ States Court. fanny * . Bs ; % ra Fe & ‘ ? 4 % § a 4 * : 2 ‘J é b, 7 @ ' i ‘* Bs — % 1 : i ~ ba ya / £ é ‘ @ ‘ 7) a giren; that ameceting ofthe Pireetors; heidon the 23d day of December, 1892, an assessmént, No. 7, of ten cents per sharé was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora tion, payable Wednesday, January 26th, 1898, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal, in U.S. gold coin. ‘Any steck upon which thix assess 4entshal remain sepelé on-the 25th—-dary of January, 18v3, will be delinquent and ad vertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sula On the 15th day of February, 1393, at the hour of ll o’clock a. M., at the office of the Secretary of said corporation, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of Directors. K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, on Pine s:reet. Nevada City, Cal a2 L. P. FISHER News: FF Advertising Agence; poome WAND 21 MER Hants K CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, ; % B. LBVERTISER ENT, «Solicited for all newspapers pablisiucc Oa the Pacific Coast, the sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, ValpzJapan, Chiua, New Zealand © aur tralian Colonies, the Eastern States anc Europe. Files of neariy every newspaper publisa: «00 the Pacific Coast are kept conul.atly ou hand, and all advertisers are aled free access to them during business hours Pension, Land & Indian Depredatiox _ SCBAIMs. ‘United’ States and Foreign Paten‘s obtained; interferences conducted; special] examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights, Jabels and desi;ns registered. Rejected, cases prosecuted; infringe ment suits conducted in any United . 8 If you have an invention, seid us a sketch-photograph or small model, to gether with a brief description of the most important features and we will advise you the course to pursue. If you are in pos session of patents and the same are in fringed, or if you are charged with infringement, submit the matter to us foi a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF OLAIMS, Box 35, Washington D. C. The Chicago Cottage Organ* Has attained astandudofexcellenc wh} admits of no searriosr. It containe veryp improvement that in p tig genius, skill and money can pre ace, These excellent Organs are celebrated fa volume, quality of tone, quick response, ve riety of combination, ardetic design, beaut, n finish, perfect construction, making ther the most attractive, ornamental and desire ble organs for homes, schools, churches edges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED REPUTATION —_. FPACILILIES-.. ALLED SKILLED WORKME BEST MATERIAL, ~fSOMBINED, MAKE THIS ‘the Popular Orgar UISTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO 8TOOi. Sonnesngnen and Price-Lists on applicatio: ee ee “GHIOAGO UOTTAGE ORGAN 00. A Severe Law. — The English peo Sify ple look more closely * Y] to the genuineness Pg of these staples tha: ew: we do. In fact, the) rd have a law--unde; v¢which they make seizures and de stroy adulterated products that ar not what they are represented to be. Unde, this statute thousands of pounds of tea hay: been burned because of their wholesale adui teration, ¥ Tea, by the way, is one of thé midst notori~ ously adulterated articles of commerce; ‘Nc aloe are the bright, shiny green teas arti: cially colored, but thousands of pounds o Substitutes for tea leaves are used to swe! the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willow leaves being those most commonly used Again, sweepings from tea warehouses ar colored and sold astea. Even exhausted tea leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and madeoverand find their way into the cheap teas, The English government attempts to stamp this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor for us, and the result is, that probably the poorest teas used by any nation are those eousumed in Americg: : = : Peech’s Tea is presented with the guar auty that it 1s uncolored and unadulterated : tity of the tea, and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing#for the deteriorating effect of excessive firing jwhich must be resorted to when & very cheap prodwet is used and an xtreme color desired, _—~~" Beech’s Tea (Sun-d. 2 Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and know less, although it is extensively used where i¢ 4s known and understood. We are told that when tea is so poor it cannot be sold at heme or safely shipped tothe English markets, it is shipped to America; that we will drink anything. That may possibly be one of the rea sons we have not been offered sun-dried tena, They were good enough to send elsewhere, _ The sun-dried teas being sun-cered, ne sisted by mantpulstion or coloring, kil ab tempts at adulteration or the introduetion ef foreign leaves or materia] would be beld an@ @laring. That it is, thereford, sweeter and tar more fragrant thon the artificially colored green teas and the manipulated basket o: if ls more healthful than the mineral-colored + sive, is alse trus;-and that—is another reason . promt in it as there is in the cheap adulter. ated and colored teas. About tlie Cost of Teas. According to the custom-house reports, the emount of tea received at Ban Francisco last year (1890) was 6,840,187 pounds, and the value $966,290, or « fraction over 18¢ per pound The consumer, of which the reader was one, paid for that 1c tea all the way from 50e to $1 per pound. In other words; for that 996,259 ~worth of tea the consumer paid between four and five millions of dollars. There are your @nortnous profits, and there you will probably find the chief'reason why most of you never heard of a sun-dried tea. As the sun-dried teas have no mask, they are compelled to be absolutely pure-and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated teas. Hence the margins on them are emailer, and many dealers don’t care about handling them, and you know nothing about them. But it is the object of this article to tell you where you ean get them, and what to ask for, and all about them. **Beech’s Tea.”* # ch’s Tea,” guaranteed to be the pure sun-cured leaves, is now offered to the people of the Pacific Coast, It will be a revelation to you. You doubtless never saw any natural leaf, Have your grocer break open a package. It will be found in color to be just between the artificially colored green and the biack teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant cana:y color, of delightful fragrance, It is offered to the people at 600 per pound, the same price that many artificially colored teas are sold for. But its guar. anteed: purity makes it more economical to use; for @ less quantity, say about twenty Grains, “is required per cup. As there are 7,680 grains to a pound, there will be seen to be between three and four hundred cups to the pound, or at the rate of about one fifth of @ cent per cup. Its economy is therefore manifest. It is put up'in one-pound packages *Pure’As hood? If your grocer does not have it, he will get it for you. py os was Sonn, The above proce perce Price is plainly peinted on Perhaps the best way to get it fs to go where you know they have it and are willing to soll ie Fox inatanee, it oan be had without <imtGEO, C, GAYLOR aud THOS, SHURTyA LEFF & SON, Bole Agents, He , ; tn fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simple. Its purity insures superior strength, * about one third less of it being required for an infusion than of the artificial teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor is at once ap parent, It will bee revelation to you In order that its purity and quality may be guarenteed, it is sold only in pound packages bearing this trade-mark; . . TASTEHAMS, BACON ang —e UNION ‘MARKET. VOMMERCIAL 8TRERT..N®VADA CI: ¥. (COLLEY BROS,,.....Prooretors ’ DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal At the lowest rates. W* ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE Ete, LARD ‘WW the green tas, largely conceals the iden. . Including 1 Year's Subscription§ The Daily Traneript.” We have made such ‘arrangements as enable us to offer the Chicazo : oe: ee Space secs eee Se SINGER SEWING MACt INES This—-machine, is made-afterthe —datets models —rtom Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile im make, ol namentation and appearance. All the parts are made tc gauge exactly the same as the Singer, and are constructed of precisely the same materials. The Chicago Singer Machine have every importan improvemient ina /oose balance wheel so constructed as_ to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance wheel is actuated by a solid bolt passing through a collar securely pinned.to the shaft outside of the balance wheel, which bolt is held to position by a strong spiral spring. When a bobbin is to be wound the bolt is yulled Out enough to release the: balance wheel, and-turr =d slightly to the right or left where it is held by a stop-pi : tili the bobbin is filled. When the machine is liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left out of the wheel when not in use, so that the machine cannot be. operated by the treadle. The driving » eel on this machine is admitted to be the simplest; easies running and most convenient of any. The machine is self-threading, has the very hest tension and thread liber:.tor, is made oft e best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt. lt has ve neered cover, drop-leaf table, end d-awers and cenwing drawer. : The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YEARS, Lonemont, CoL., Nov. 17. 1889. I received the machine ali right, an am _ well pleased with it: It does ex . cellent work. Prentvan McCarry. Attus, Ark., Decj 18:9. Te Chicago Singer sewing ma hine : receved in good order. The machine I ii nt hs Nov. 16, 1889: Tis a splendid one; the Ag Bere recetvee our premium wing . would ask about thirty-five ollars for machine in good-order, and am Well . such a machine. waxy th oaks. pleased with the same. Acc pt my Josern B cHMan. thanks. A. Norton. : Somerset, Va., Oct. ‘8, 1889: The machine ordered of ‘ou arrived, andafter a few days’ trial IMind“it to be as represented, and doubtless wi! continue to give satisfaction. Mary J. WaLKER. Uniontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some two j Months. ago. Have given it a fair trial i much. “We think it is as good as a forty dollar machine, Miss Jane Rowxzru. Wetv’s Brings, N. Y., Nov.20, 89. I would say, after using th e 8 wing machine received from you, -it giver perfect satisfsetion in al! respects, do ng all kinds of work very nicely. Mrs. 1. C. Youmans. Westroro,.Mo.,.Dec,10, 1889, My sewing machine gives yood sat ‘sfaction—does-as good work asa filty lollar machine, Many E. Murray; Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26,1889. The premium sewing macbine cami to hand very promptiv and in good o7 der, It ia nicely finished,-and works like a charm. and we are delighted with it. E. F, Youna. Sr. Manearet’s, Md ., Dec. 14, 1889 We received the machine two weeks since in good order. We are pleased with the machine and glad to speak o! you #8%n honest, honorable firm. e Herring, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sewing machine I got from you ag a premium tast-year, cannot be beat2n, and does as good work as a $40.00 machine. Gro. B. Muir. MachineNo. 3 and any Transcript 1 year. .:17-00‘ pe “ w.2eI8 00 : 5 # sg ++++19 00 &%-Subscribea-‘o pay—freight from—the-factory,-which THREE ANIA -Ha F DOLLARS to Nevada City. BROWN & CATKINS, Pubs. Dairy. TRANSORIPT 1 NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ee ' t THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALI}: (Regular Price $1.25 4 Year) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ( Regilar Priee $6 a Year}! vor r Ex! A S45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SI7, x rock mound marked “Y. C. C. pe ~&p*st set inarock mound marked *Y. chains ye 1506 feet toa post in—reck— mx Seep oe a eee es M Nos” from which the corBerto Bectiong 11, 12, 16 and 14. Tp-APN,, R. 44-B.,-M, D. B & M. c so 34,05 chains distant, thence N. 1834° K. 22.78 ehatns or 1600 feet toa marked “*Y. C. C. Q. M. solidatedQuarta Mine; Approved Survey): the place of beginning, and’ containing Foo +nd comprising portions of the N. W214 and s-W-1nf of Section 18, Tpr17 Noy Bi; 1B; Me period of publication hereof, or they will be Both for $6 50a Year’! City, State of wade November 18th, 1892 1 1941. . APPLIPATION FOR A PATENT. Ri v. §. Lanp OFFICE, Sacramento, Noy. 15th. 182. OTICE [3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Louis Dutertre, by Erastus B. Powe-, his nitorney in fact, whose Post Office address ig Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of Ualif.ro‘a, has this day filed his application tia* Petent fer 8000 lincar fect uf the ‘ A Ink, or vein, bearing gold, with surface grou 4600 feet in width, itate in Wachington Mining District, County of Nevad«, end State of California, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office, as Lots 65 and 66, in Tow .sbipi7N, 8.11 KF. of 4t. Diablo B. & M. Suid tat No. 65 being described as follown, to-wit:LODE LINE. Beginning at a live oak tree 18 inches in did. marked “Y, C. C.-Q. M. L.’ No. 1.,” standing on Soath aide «f south Yuba River, at North end of claim, on lode, from. which links; Thence. mag. var. 17® E ,8. 18%> W. 22. 73 chains or 1500 feet to @ live oak tree standing on South side of Omega Ditch Flume, marked “Y.C.C. Q. M. L. No. \u,” at South end of Yuba Canou Location’ EXTER)OR BOUNDARIES Peginaing ut a post in rock Mound marked “*Y. C. C. Q. M. No. 1," standing at Nurtheast corner of Yuba Canon Locetion, which is also post''S. C, No. 6.” ac 8.E. corner of Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine ( Approved survey; ) ‘ihence, mag. v.r. 179 E. 8S. 18%° W., 22.73 chains, cr 1500 feet o a post in rock mound marked “Y. C.C.Q. M Nv. 2,” at Southeast corner of Yuba Cason ' oration; Thence N 739 W 908 chains or 599.3 ieet to @ post in rock mound marked “}. GC. C. Q. M. No. 5” at Southwest corner of Yuba Canon Location ; Thence N. 18%° %.,-22.78 chaine or 1500 feet to t in reck mound marked ““¥.C. C.Q. M. No. 6” a Northwest corner of Yuba C+non Location, from which the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Tp.17 N., R. 11 E., M. LD. B. and M. bears \ 83° W, 30.40 chains distunt ; Thenee 8. 75° E 9.08 ch sing, or 599.3 feetto the piace of beginning, and co tain'ng 20 59 acre-. CONNECTING LINB NO. 1. From port “Y. C. C. Q. M., No. 6” at Northwest corner of Yuba C+no1 Location, the eorner to Sections 11, 12,13 and 14, tp. 17 N., H. No. 11 E.M. D, M., bears N. 83° W., 30.40 chain’ distant. : YUBA CANON SOUTH EX1E*>10N LOCATION, LODE Linx. Beginning at a live ouk tree 10 inches iu diameter marked “Y.C. GC. Q. M. L. No. 2,” pee . at North end of claim. on lode, ou South side of Omega flume ; Thence mag. var, 17° E. 8. 17349 W. 22.73 chains, o1 1600 feetto a tin rock mound marked “Y. C, C.Q. M. L. No. 8,” standing in old road. from which a fir tree three feet in dia cears N 669 W. 69 links distant. j EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning at Northeast corner Fog * in ro if feet] in dia. bearss. 52° W. 79 links distent ; thence mag. var.17° E 8. 17469 W. 22.73 ohekae, or 1500 feet to a post set in a rock mound marked “Y¥.C. C. Q. M. No, 3;” thence N 75° W. 9.08 chains or 599.3 feet to Pam +i 22.78 C.Q.M.No,.4;" thence N. 171¢° KE. it setin rock mound : M. No. 5” corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Tp. 17 N. K. 11 E,,M. D. B.& M. bears N. 420 12’ W. 34.06 chains distant ; thence 8. 75° E., 9. uing, and containing 20 62 acrcs. CONNECTING LINS No. 2. F From post No: 5, at Northwest corner of yuba Canon South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Tp. JIN R. li F., M. D. B. and M! bears N. 420 12° W. 34.05 chains distant. YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATED QUARTZ MINE. fURVEYOF BETERIO“ BOUNDARIES: Beginning ata post set in rock mounc marked “Y.0;CrQ M. No. I,” standing at Northeast corner, from which a cedar tre« win? dia. beara Nv 1-45 ES a Tinks distant ; theace mag. var. 17° E. 8. 18%o W. 22.73 Chains, or 1500 feet-to-a—pest 1m rock mound marked ‘*Y, C. C. Q. M, No, 2” at southeast cdrner of Yuba Canon Location ind Northeast corner of Yuba Canou South Extension Location ; thence 8 17}¢9 West 2.73 chains, or 1500 feet to a post in rock mound marked “Y. C. C. Q. M. No. 3 ;thence N 75° W. 9.05 chains, .or 659.3 f et'to a post set Iu rock mound Marked “Y.C. C. QM, No, 4;” ; thence N,. 174¢° E. 22.73 chains, or N...429.12 W. tin reck mound 0. 6’ at Northwest ‘orner of Yuba Canon Location (this is also he Southwest corner of the Sunlight Conhence $.75_ E. 9.08 chains, or 599.3 feet to iba Canon ation, 20.69 acres, — ‘Yuba Canon South Extension Location, 0.62 acres, A total of 41.21 acres, ». B. ° The lecation of this mine is recorded ir he xecorder’s office of Nevada county, at Yevada City, in the county of Nevada, State £ California, The adjoining claimant is he Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine or he North. Any and all persons claiming any portion R (Regular Price $6 a Year) of said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quarts . [alt end plain directions for fea. eee poe

k Mine, oF seraes grouse, at have the . Charges reasonable call or write. . E ww =x quire ¢ their adverse claims, w e =< : Register of the United States Land Office at . , Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney acramento, Cal., during the sixty days’ xurred by yirtue of the provisions of he statute. THOMAS FRASER, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing noice of application for patent be published or the period of s xty days (ten consecure . Transcript, daily newenenes published at Nevada Jalifornia. THOMAS FRASER. Register. FRED SEARLS, Aity. for Applicant, — ww The first publication of this notice was ive weeks in the Nevada THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Regusar Price $6 u Year) Both for $9 00 a Year 1 i , and gives special attention to mining, horticulural ani agricultural news and is in overt respect a ‘dom clan family peer, appealing to the interest of every mam ber of the —— The Morning Call shag the iprgnetadrceleal e live metropolitan daily It has the larg ele =? fing aawepaper the Pacific Coast. teat Bunting Flags. general use of the Stars and spe 0 especially in connection with the educa’ of American youth, we have made special qua.ity of Bunting F the Dairy Ip scripr at the following Publishers “Daily Transcript,’ Ne—_— In view of the movement for a more tion ements to furnish the BEST lags to readers of Ow prices « B14. OLATION SIZKs, BROWN & CALKINS, vada City, Cal. (TT SAVES SACRAMENTO, CaLtF/;4 . , SAV CANON CONSOLIDATE! QUARTZ . . . Markea . rom which the chains, or 599.8 feet to the place of begin-} ‘oins, weakness vf the fim dence in approaching strangers, a dis“id beve @ Cure effects ; In England, adulterated food products that are represented to be pure are destroyed by the officials. But there is no such law here and tea is tutes 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. Tea. Being pure yow use less per oup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and the economy is manifest, as your monthly tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligntTO DRINK fal flavor. There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is a delight to lovers of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. BEE TEA "Pure As hood. ~~ Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, And GEO. 0. GAYLORD, TO THE UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY No. 623 Kearmey Street, il Dis@ases 8 as Gonorrhea, Gleet Strioture, Syphilis -tn---all —its ' Seminal Weakness Impotency, etc., Bkin Diseases of eitrs’ standing and leerated egs Ssuccessfully treat ed. Pr.. Gibbon hag practiced over thirty years in San Francisco and his Dispensary is the oldest in Cali. fornia. Thesick and afflicted should not fail to call upon him. ‘the doctor has traveled extensively in Europe, and inspected thoroughly the various hospitals pg obtaining-agreat deal of -valusbte in= f. rmation, which he is competent to impart ‘o. those in need of his services. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ‘Bewiinal Emissions, the Consequence -. self abuse. This vice, or deprav.; sexual indulgence, is practiced bythe you of both sexes to ap almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid-symptoms unless combatted by scientific medical measures, vis: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the ead, ring ng in the ears. noise like the rustlig of leaves and the rattling of chariot, uléasiness about limbs, confused visCen. iike to form new scqnaintances, isposition ito shun society, loss of memory, nectie 4. flushes, pimples and various'‘eruptionsabout the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,coughs, consumption, night sweats. If relisfbe not »btained, persons so afflicted should apply mimediatety, either tn _—— oF by lather. by ils new and selentific mode of treating these di notoriously manipulated. Substi— Beech’s Tea is ; the mouth of a tunnel bears 8. i4e Ww. 87{the pure sun-cured undyed Japan pure as childhood” and can be drunk ~ lowing valuab’ > Realizing the importance of ‘ood was . premium, wehave selected the Wf tham’ being the bestkno n and most reliable tim pieces in the market. These watches have a world-wide reputation which they have ,ained solely on their merits, The casea we guarantee gree med pie pions ill refup paid our ex we Ww moue' s We are pre to make the most liberal propositions on these watches as premiums, ag will be seen by the following offers: Solia Gold Watch—Gents'. A 2, seer peg solid gold hunting case watch, ‘Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stemsetting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT und Dairy Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oue year, $84.40. Subscriber pays express churges on watch from can Francisco. £ ‘ . Solid Gold Watch—Ladies . 4 lady’s solid gold bunting case watch, ‘Walmovement, stem-winding, sccm-setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, ph, Song $29; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26,90, Subscriber wo . @Xprese charges oti watch from San FranSolid Silver Watches °° ZSolidco silver hurting case watch Walbam” ng boron bo 75 gy ed and eer’ etting.a rol rel = ir, WwW DAILY TRANSOKIPT and Daily Bulfetia, one ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, rot Seber to pay ex on watch from ‘Tancisco. Tones wack uu face, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dally Bulletin, one year, ; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year,$12.90 Subscriber to express charges on watch from San Fraacicn Ai Nickle Watch, ickie st in) wateb , ona vement, with. : AMY TRAN SCKIPT and ly Bullettu a: ¢ + $11; with DAILY TKANSCKIPT Bulletin, one year $8.90. Subscriber to Ta on watch from San Francisco Bicyc.es. The Bicycle we have.selected se i tne “apollo” —while not the most expensive iy a first-chass article in e\Very respect. it is handsome and substantially wade. It runs easily. and is@ prime favorite, It is standard finirh. with nickle trimmings, and will be seut Gonijlete with pode tat. tools, ¢tc. Will be sent:_with DAILY + Fo -oge IPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for ulletin, one yeas, $26. 9U. 4 for a 36-:nch, wheel, tews .chiasges [The above prices’ tire Price per additional inch ea} 4. made kuown on appfication,} Sul e:riber to pay ‘ . Sxpiegs charges ou bivycle from Pau Francisco, Semtif° } b be os , . ; < Boys' Velocipedes, A 16-ibeh wheel, utandar finish; ~wrought-iron trees ag or with bell, ete,,/complety, sent with DAILY TKANSURIFT ad Dally Bulletin, one ear, $12.60; with DAILY TRANSOKIP? and eekly Bulletin, one year. $10.40. Type Writers This isa type-writing age. LVery body has who haw writing to do; or shoulé have ° peril hargl opportunity. The Sun type-wri i¥ @ perlect instsument, simple in constructio easily worked, neat!y mounted and boxed, wit instructions for use, which cap be leainedi:, te” minutes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail? Bulletin, one year, and the LALLY TKAN SCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $1p Subscriber pays exprese, Cane, Neither too isrye n0r too small, but just the F ghtoize with 14-k ,old he. will be: sent-with DAILY TRANPCKIP and ily Bulletin, one year, $,2.60; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT’ and veek!: Bulletin, one ycar, $10.50, Subscriber pays eXpress, Telescope. A very useful article that anyone living in the country or iraveling, will appreciate. Our premium telescope is a good, strong instrument With an object-ylass inches in diameter, 3 draws, 6 inches long When closed,~leather cased 4nd will be sout with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subseriber to pay oxpresa charges, — Micheacope, A most a itistrument and of great use to the student, Thiv is no toy, but a powerful nicroacope that res eals the man strange things that exist inthe food we wat-eud the water we Grink. It stands 6 inches high-andMARRIED MEN, Yr those who contemplate aig hen who tr auffering under any of these fear ‘ul malates, should not forget the sacred responisility resting upon them, wor delay 6 ob adn immediate relief: —CURED AT HOME. Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating case, symptoms, most of time the lisease has continued, and. the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1967. DRS. STARKEY & PALEN'S Treatment :by: Inhalation 1529 Arch‘8t, Philadelphia Pa. For Oonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dysentery, Oatarrh, Hay Fever, Debilitv, Headache. Rheumstism Neuralgia, and all Ohronic and Nervous is0Tders. ‘J.HE original and only genuine Com und Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. Starkey and Palen, is ascieniific ad ustment ofthe elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED ; and the coin pound is go condensed and made portable thatitis sent al) over the world. has been in use for more than twenty years ; thousands of patients have been treated, and.over one thousand physicians have used it,and recommended it—a very <ignieoene fact. t does not act as most drugs do, by. creating another ailment, ana benefiting one an at the expense of another, often re7 qoirin a second course to eradicate the Battie Aele oe =T" arionyy. e, ea part of ‘the country, with . Pp. ~magnites 60 , and will bewentwith DAILY TRKANyear, $9. “Bubécriber w pay express charges, Musical Instrumerts. In making our selections of mlsical instruments for premiums, we sinied in every instance to get a goou article—one that we need not hesiate to send to a performer whoig a comnoiseeur, We have made arrangements with the eading sanufact ‘sand job that enable us to offer these-instruments in connection withthe TRANSCRIPT on uuprecedently liberal terme Banjo, Banjoplaying ie an accomplishment that has Fag end Os neneree atm the last few years, t is readily ‘earpe anyone having a good for music, and alee e Aived rw pean’ leaent tor the voice in singing. We will send a hand~ rome uickle-rim, caif-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT and polly Pabetiu one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Buligtin, one year, $9.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, -B Flat Cornet. Ahandsome nickle b flat cornet, with full eet of ¢Xtra crooks, music rack, case and inetructi We will send THE D ILY TRANSORIPT with the san rancisco 'y Bulletin Weekly Bulletin, Semi-WeeklyBulletin, and aay o1 be folle Premiunis at the following prices, payable in aivan.e: PiCK OUT YOUR COMBINATION, Solid Gold and Silver Watche . th to be of solid gold and. coin feta e cabtey . = Cs ; A eat + oti; With DAILY TRAN. BURIPT baily Bulletin, on $1; a DAILY TRAR APT and Weekly Butea. “ Drums ™ A Nickie tenor drum, 14-' head, with sticks: . complete, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.50 with ‘DAILY TKA SORIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.60 Subscriber pays express, : A fine corded, hammered brass drum, with sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Jaily Bulletin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY sRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year $8.50. Subscriber pays express, Rifles, The Winchester maintains ite placeas the bee repeating rifle wade and is too well known to need further description. We will send a 44 cal, ‘on barrel Winchestor rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and waily Bulietin, one year, $22.75; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one ear, $20.75. Above is center fre rifle, We willsenda rim fire fur $1.40 lees, Bub ser. ber pays express Flobert Riffs. A Flobert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flovert noise leas cartridges, jus. the thingfor boys who ae fond of me sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and .Dui y Bulletin, one year, $11.26; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin: oneyear,. 6, Subscriber pays express Revowvers. an We have decideo to offer a strony, serviceable revolver fora premium and have selected the American, double action, ‘Bull Log,” in* sn size from 22 to 88 cal. It will be vent wi ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Sutecriber pay rishing Tackle Our premium fishing rod is a 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferruies 1t is a good serviceable rod and wi.lLe sent with line, reel, ete., coed cn with DAILY TRAN. SORIYT and-Daily-bulletin,-one year. $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, Subscriber pays xpreca, ‘Tent. ee very ba elye —— tho and will oe ap reciated ty all wlio go huy » fishing oz cam ing out. ~It jes iret ctaaa pa, Geary water~ a and made tS oz. duck; sis .ox7 feet, “ud-will be Military Drum. sent with , ping etc., complete wth DAILY [Transtar fia” belly” Builetin, one year” oar 0; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Weekly ” Bulletin, one year, $10.50 Bubscriber pays the express, * Hammock. : ‘hether un.the trees ina the postsofa shady verandah, a h smock fe picturesque and suggestive of blissful ¢-uitort A complete and elegant 18-foct . k, with 6}-feet spread, seut with DAIL. 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Subscriber paye express, Base Bai Our base ball ttt onsiate of wo eague balls, threeassorted uw; twe pits of ¢loves, mark ete. — nd will be: sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT nd Daily Builetiv, one 912 with DAILY NSCRIPT and Wee _ Bullelin one” ar, $10 Subscriber pays Hanging Lamp . and from 42 to fo" . “ed inches extension, ished brass of a rich gold color—a high’ — rnamental and serviceable lamy —sext with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily bulletin, one year $18.50; with DAILY THANECRIFT and Woekly ooohigaas on year, $11.50, Subscriber pays ex~~ Stylographie Pen, _ Always ready write; carries ink enovgh i tne holder tc last for woaks or months; wil be sent “with DAILY TRANSCRIFT and Dail bulletin, one year, $10 25; with wAILY BAN. “BCKIPT and Weeki; Bulletin, %8.25, Standard Ran Guage. Approved by thediynal service at Washington with fu directions for, use,,.will; be poet with DALLY TRANSCKIPT and. Daily! Bulletin, one car, $10.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Subscriber p&@) 8 express, : Photographic Outht, Amateur photography is a most de btfa and popular recreation. With the Svein apraratus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making 8 goed picture and will 800n possess reds of views taken by him or herself. 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Pianos, P Pp hic outfit, co view camera for m oe 8h x 43 shame “quick w. rking lens, 6 rapid dry plates, 2 Japanued ‘ron trays, 2packagesof 8, P A. eveloper, 1 kage of hypo, 1 printing ¢ 4 focee: hy po printing frame; heets of paper, 1 sheet of rub ; Russe negative clasp ‘and patent dtytle trans with full instructions for makin, otograp! will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT re Daily Bulletin, one ear, $11; with D. @ . sCkieT and Week: y Bul a Ra one yas i, Subscriber to ong Pay expriee charges from Norn— Additions] materia fale for “amatouy hers, may behad (\ Sam 6 Parbeilge, 529Commer. @ Street,‘ Francisco, 0 Standard Atlas, The Rand-McNally Standard Atle of the World—a library in itselt— lugnish: hen ‘ fuga ed lp ooe.dnsge h A mimature piano with 16 bell-metal k gant finished— just the thing for child Ban to play on; makes good music, Sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail msn? of them after being abandoned todie by other physicians.-Will be mailed FREE toany address on application DRS. STARKEY & PALEN, Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp Nat:ona & . change Hot 7 [Office in California. . ‘The “Daily Transcript” has the most complete recommend’ it asc mon powerha aed Book and J ob Printing Fett ‘Goustipaaios °2 Camphor Choral Liniment For Catarrh C. C, LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trvit. indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b~ San Francisco's Leadine Phy sicians, OaKLanp, February 7th, 1890. Thisis to certity that we have used the C, C. Liniment in our family, and have found it to be the best and most effective media: 'e for Neuralgia and kind.cd diseases of a: y fulremedy, — B R.DI Pastor of the First M. B. ‘Chtiroh. For all chronie cases in connection with 0-6. LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND SULPHUR POWDER” for ihoronaaly cleansing re system. Indig: put ‘estion, ithesn tis up b CHE WH, BONE CO, 12 Bush street tles $; small bottles 25 cents. Sent postaze paii on receipt of price. The C.C. Liniment Co 2! Bush Street, 8. Fi FOR SALE BY ALL DEUGGI8Ts. “' =. BONZ General; Manacer and Secretary . JAMES HENNESSY, + Proprietor, ‘HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and 9 the most reasonable terma The horses are free from vice. of gredsty} and capable of going as fast as any aie man cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand BR RIAGER + OP FUNFRAILS PROKPIL P-A:T-E-N-TS AINED, and all ness ip the U.6 ()Piatent Office attended to for MOD. Our off «1s oppasite the U. 8. ratent office, and we can n Patents in less ime than those remote om Washington,Send mofel orwdin ag. We advise as to patentability free sofharge—and we make no unless we obtain patent, We refer, here to the P. aster, the Bu rintendent of Mon rd ‘ the oficlals of the v. 8 stent Omen? For cireular, advice, terms and references to ac. =. atlients in your own State or county aa , OB foot lana , tthe» an eek] J a airtight moisture proof _ a yeet Ione eee 5.67 gen ise ties mong e waohe ean renethen . a ‘ 0; year, $9.50, Subsoriber pays ! , nted Ft VG aan 0 2 1a0nnervr—G he hens alemente-ategeatomed Wy Wem es . St the bottom of this arti ‘le plainly printed . a2 DIMFIODE, civ cccsescetnscsis Te erous testimonials, published in our -book Croquet, tf on the package. It is sold in this form for 10 feet long 8.00 . of 300 pages, only with the express permisA beautiful croquet set for a layers will two #8 sone ia, the fi I SAPAMORRVER*SE REE H OES . sion of the patients ; their names and ad-. be sent with DAILY TRAN preys Daily and aroma is preserved; and second, there rv em co Lyeattlscaaibes ice hetoaes sp bal as pon ses eer entre, od Want £%, with DAILY TRAN" i OOF LOBE. ccsccccccceseacesas . or furtherinformation, SCR. id Kk can be no deception, which would be quite . Those in arrears for tne TaanscniprT now mast pay up in full, and also 16 feet lone 14.00. The great success of our treatment has. crib ays express. one VOM OB. Bubpossible if i were sold in bulk, without the . »ay one year’s combination price in advauce. . 18 feet ‘oan. UG aareagie, Pde dhe some online thet eee Shot 6 tion The Dail Transcript OO 10G8 OR, 66 0 <5 occa hea scaas< Lhe tions Com und Oxygen, often coeraieiek. ot Guns, ~~ {gs the Leading paper of Northern atesnary Me adr position ithas maintained since BO TOG LONE a ais v0 4s tone seeeeee 25,00 aena os Sestemopath . worthless < ana tos oe mat poh ma vere Re doe ™ Recollect that the margin of profit is so it was establishes in 1860, It givesthe latest aud mostreliable Mining, ih a ane 28 feet long....... Seabee + 27.00] tions, But any substance made clsewhere . ‘eel d that our sel will be all that you ‘auch smaller om Beech’s pure sun-dried teas . Jourt, Supervisoral and other Neve ia county news. itis bright, indepenaent enterpr JE SS pa . 29.34] or by others, and called Compound Oxygen . can ask. Our remium gun is well made and y j d uteresting, ' 4 is spurious, handsome niahed, is than on the artificially colored teas that you . -2é and uteresting : 82 foot long...seeeseeeseveee 3834) MApUFIONS OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF . accurately, and is « valibide gan ts at “sed pg pong if ee sav ohee name can be The San Francisco W eekly Call 36 .cet long.... rir -. 36.67 SOTON AUD RESULTS,” t9 the title of a. deular, This the very best gun ever offercd daa on you. ery Thursday, and contains all of ti: oew of 200 pages, publishe y Dra. . sewspaper premium andis weil worth workin =a aS fuborantatng st tie rene ieabed fom crit quar afte apy capita fo. . Tow Flag aro guarantod tobe equal] Sxh.a'¢' Fran Which vatvoul. chat . are eaiaen oa ete, stn EC ¥ dave of ublication. It contains interesting enecia! perigee pte SAE to any Bunting Flags ip the-country. os seen ands ee of parnviales eek ee Trg paige Se apr rubber e' id A P v ? ', aie ey x 7 ete Fry Lee ten ar reliable Naausist news and market quota Address all orders with remittance to. curesina wide range of chronic cases— be sent with DAILY’ TRANSCRIPT and Daily Z j : Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRAN= SCRIPT eekly Bulletin, one year, $19. Suascriber pays express, v ‘er 1.50 Same as above, with be adr'ad to above pr! “se as ~ year $8 ial manher witn gold side DAILY TRAN, Guizot's History of France.Guizov's “History of France” is a standard i 6 baer peerage bye d bea in clothe pon with DAILY TRANSCRIPT anc un” Be tint une year, $13.60; with DAILY TRAN: IPT an vw okt leti ; fe Isedyeem Mt 2065 TAG Gute Sewing Machines, : A higharm covin snachine~cne of the a iT mar! + with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and teree srelede ene year, $30; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and w eekly bulletin, one year, $27. 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