January 26, 1893 (4 pages)

seal pbk Head Ane F eae + hi ai i, et inc gaara aaa lea ag Notice For Publication. Land Office at Marysville, Cal. December 28, 1892. ~ } OTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in suppcrt of his claim, and that said proof will be made before 7 Receiver at Marysville, Cal., U. S. Land Office on Wednesday February 15, 1893: viz: Joseph C. Lam Hd. 4 Tare No. 3774 for the SE 3 of NW W4 of NE} , SE of NE Sec. 287/10 18N R6E, M DM He names the pe nazar: J 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. a i) But few people know that tues isrus,Ching as sun-cured tea in exis’er .>, aud fem. have seen it. But there is, am it & 2’ ax fens the sweetest, purest, and most iragrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered for eale and that you know nothing of it. That is answered easily; but it is necessary to present first a few details. The public only knows ‘ Green Teas. Vepr people know that the bright binish green color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless ertificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plumbago,-and-other-unhealthful mineral @olors being used for this purpose ‘The effect is twofold. It not only makes the tea ¢ bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, emcee under the green cloak, are readily worked off asa good quality of tea. Theabominable coloring practice even admits of the use of foreign substances, and the English government. which looks closer into the genuineness of its staples than our’, has in some of the alleged ‘‘ finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of maiting, ‘ice husks, and willow leaves) In fact, it iso>enly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, and wil low leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be ble. They report tea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articlesof commerce, } The temptation to make sweepings and bed tea intoa merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of green coloring matter ig 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 revesied, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plum: bago,; gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. we Bt Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well as the China teas that may be included under fhe general heading of “ black teas,” get their color from the firing or toasting process, but snap eens reget ey ARMONY GRAVEL MINING CO. evada City,. Cal. Notice is hereb) ven, that a meeting of the Directors, beld on thé 23d day of December, 1802, an arsess‘ment, No. 7, of ten cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora tion, payable Wednesday, January 25th 1893, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 8. gold coin.‘ Any stock upon which’ this arsess ment shall remainunpaid on the 25th day of a 1848, will be delinquent and e vertised for sale at public auction, aud, unless payment is made before, will be 8.lo on the 15th day of February, 1393, at the hour of ll o’clock a. M., at the office of the Secre tury of said corporation;to pay the delin~guent_assessment, together with costs of advertising and ae “AP sate.--By-orde: of Directors. . CASPER; Secretary. ~~“Omes at K. Caspers store, on Pie street: Nevada City, Cal eee x 6: L. P. FISHER BROOME 2 AND) MERCHA CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. B. N »Solicited for all newspepers pablishco on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Folyqesia. Mexican Forts, Panne Valse: P apan ua, New Ze e Ausan Col i ee tig Europe. acs Files of meariy every newspaper pnblisne on the Pacific Coast dre kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are al\ lewed free access to them during eA SLE ~~“ usiness nous PATENTS! Pension, Land’& indian Depredatior CoUAtTtMsS. United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; speciai examinations; trade-marks, -copy-rights, labels and desi.us register : Rejected cases prosééited; “iifringe ment suits conducted in any United tates Court. If you have-an invention, send us « sketch-pho 3h .or small model, to gether with a brief description of the mids: important features and we will advise you the course topursue. If you are in pos. session of patents and the same are infringed, or if you are charged with infringement, submit the matter to us fo; a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF OLALMS, Box 35, Washington D. C. The Chicago Cottage Organ? Has attained astandudofexcelienc wh}: admits of no searriosr. . It containe ve fh perement that ip ventive genius, s and mouey can prc guce, These excellent Organs are celebrated foi volume, quality of tone, quick response, va riety of combination, stic years peers n finish, perfect construction, m ingen the most attractive, ornamentai and desira ble organs for homes, schools, churches lodges, societies, etc. REPUTATION ABLISHED vary, FACILILIES ALLED SKILLED WORKKME «BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS “The Popular Organ INSTRUCTION BOOKS > AND PIANO 8TOOL. Sneneeeennns Price Lista on applicati+: EHIOAGO UNTTAGE ORGAN (0. A Severe Law. The English peo ple look more closely to the genuinencs: of these staples tha: we do. In fact, the: "have a law uncei c/which they meke seizures and de stroy adulteraicc products that aré not what they are represented to be. Unie: this statute thousands of pounds of tea ha+< been burned because of theiz wholesale adi! teration. Tea, by the -way, is one of the most noto-i ously adulterated articles of commerce. No alone are the bright, shiny green teas arti’ cially colored, but thousands of pounds « substitutes for tea leaves are used to swel! the bulk of cheap teas; ash, aloe, and willow leaves being those most eommonly used gain, sweepings from tea warehouses arn colored and sold astea. Even exhausted ter leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and madeoverand find their way into the chieap teas, . The English government attempts to stam; this out by confiscation; but no tea is ta poor for us, and the result is, that probabl; the poorest teas used by any nation are those consumed in America. Peech’s Tea is presented with the guar auty that it is uncolored and unadult -_—e? ADVERTISEMENT s}. used te give a certain desired appearance. The firiug and the coloring, in the green teas, largely conceals the identity. of -the tea;and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing§for the Geteriorating effect of excessive firingJwhich must be resorted to when a very cheap pred uct is used and an extreme color desized. =— Beéch’s Tea (Sun-dried). 58 od Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and knew less, although it is extensively used where i8 is known and understood. Weare teld that sitar acuiior ir etd, bene ee leaves can be employed; for unas ed by\manipelation or coloring, kl ad Green teas and the } basket o1 pau-Gzed teas, you hardly need.be told. That it is: more healthful than the colored teas, is also apparent. That it is more expensive, is also true; and that is another reason you have never seen it. There is not so much proat im it as there is in the cheap adulter. ated and colored teas, About the Cost of Teas. According to the custom-house reports, the enormous 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 sre compelled to be absolately pure and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated teas. Henep the margins on them are emailer, and many Gealers 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 can get them, and what to ask for, and all about them. “ “ Beech’s Tea.”* “ Beoch’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 nat ural lest Have your grocer break open « package. It will be found in eolor'to-be just between the artificially colored green and the bine teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, ef delightful fragrance. I8 is offered to the people at 600 per pound, the same price that many artificially colored teas are sold for. But its guar 4 anteed purity makes it more economical to use; for a less quantity, say about twenty 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 only, in patent airtight and moisture-proof parchment, with the trade-mark that is found et the bottom of this article plainly printed on the package. It is sold in this form for two reasons; one is, that the original strength and aroma is preserved; and second, there can be no deception, which would be quite possible if it were sold in bulk, without the Caution. Recollect that the margin ef profit is so much smaller om Beech’s pure sun-dried teas thanen the artificially éolored teas that you won't get it if tea by any other name can be "Pure As thildhood ? If your grocer does not have it, he will get Perhaps the best way to get it is to here you know they have it and are willing to soll GEO, C, GAYLOR aud THOS. SHURTLEFF & SON, Sole Agents. in fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and sim» ple. Its purity insures superior strength, about one third less of it being. tequired fo: an infusion than of the artificial teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor is at once ap parent. It will bea revelation to you In order that its purity and quality may be guar anteed, it is sold only in pound packages BEECHS. TEA UNION MARKET. OMMERCIAL STRERT.N®VADA CK £ (QOLLEY BROB.,...Proorietors DEBALEES IN eet, Pork, Mutton, Veal Kic.: At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE Unsiontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. minoral-coloring-matier_ie-aleo-frequently-}-—ws received Ihe WECH ING BONIS two, . 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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 w .1eel on this macliine is admitted to be the simplest, easier running and most convenient ofany. The machine is self-threading, hae the very best tension and thread liberator, is made oft e best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt._1t has ve neered cover, drop-leaf table; end drawers and cenwing drawer. The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YFARS., ~ Lonemont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889. --Treeeived. ne aeRO RS ee: am well pleased with it. It does ex cellent work. Prntnau McCarry. _—Antus, Ang, Dec.i-_1 899. Te Chicago Singer sewing ma: hine receved in good order., The machius is-at did one; the Ag ts_her:would ask ahout thirty-five ollars fo such a machine. Many th:aks. Joszry B .cuMan, onths ago. Haveyiven it a fair trial dlike it very much. 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M 2 The Morning Call (Seven issues a week) live metropolitan daily It has the largest circulati e s ading news paper the Pacific C The “Daily Transcript” has the most complete Book and Job Printing LARD i TASTE HAMG, BACON and Office in Caiifornia. ‘ “SINGER SEWING MAGF INES . : 4-14; M.D-B, -4++¥, C.C, . 1941. . . APPLICATION FOR A. P}TENT: U. 8. LaNp OFFt SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Sactamento, : Ov. 15th. 189: Louis Putertre, by Erastus B. Powe, his aitorney in fact, whose Post Office addrzes is Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, has this day filed his application for « Pustent fer 3000 linear feet of the YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATE! QUARTZ MINE, or vein, bearing goid, with surface grot 1d 600 feet in width,» ruate in Washington Mining District, County of Nevada, and of California, and-designated by the field notes ‘and official plat on file in this o! ae Lote 65-and 66,in-Tuwuship 17, &. 11 E. of Mt. Diablo B. & M. Snid Lot No. 65 being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at a live oak tree 18 inches in die. marked “Y. G. C. Q. M. L. do.L,” standing on South side cf Scuth Yuba River, at North end of claim, on lode, from which the mouth of a tunnel bears 8. 74° W. 87 links; Thence. mag. var. 179 E , 8. 183545 W. 22, 73 chains or 1500 feet to a live oak tree standing on South side of Omega Ditch Flume, marked “Y.C.C. Q. M.'\L. No. 2,” at South end of Yuba Canon Location. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Beginning ut a post in rock mound marked *Y.C. C. Q M. No. 1,” stand: east corner of Yuba Cancn Location, which is Lape C, No. 6."ac8.E. corner of Sun light Consolidated Quartz Mine ( Ayers Survey;) Thence, mag. vr. 179 KE. 8. 18%° W., 22.73 chains, cr feet oa postin rock mound marked “*Y. C.C.Q. M Nw. 2,” at Southeast corner of. Yuba Canon Location: Thence N 75° W y.08chains or 599.8 feet & &@ post in rock mound marked “¥. ©. C. Q M. No. 5” at Southwest corner of Yuba Canon Location; Thence N. 18%° E., 22.7 chatus or 1500 feet to in rock mound marked“ Y.C. C. Q@. M. No. 6” a Northwest corner of Yuba C:non Location, fron which the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 anc 14, Tp. 17 N., R. 11 E., M.D. B. and M, beur: N 88°W. 30.40 chaivs distant ; Thence 8. 75° E 9.08 chains, or 599.3 feet to tie placc of beginning, and co taining 20 59 acres. CONNECTING LINB NO. 1. From post “Y. C. C. Q. M., No. 6’ at Northwest cornerof Yuba Canon Location, the corner to Sections 11, 12, /3 and 14, Tp. 17 N., BR. No. 11 E. M, D, M., bears N. 83° W., 30.40 chains distant. Zz YUBA CANON SOUTH 2TH" SION LOCATION. LODE LIE2. Beginning at a live oak tree 10 inches {1 diameter marked ““‘Y.C.C. Q. M. L. No. 2,’ standing at North end of claim. on lode, o: South side of Omega flume ; Thence wag var. 17° E. 8. 173g° W. 22.73 chains, or 150 feettoa Ps in rock mound merked “Y. C, C.Q. M.L. No. 3,” standing in, old road. from which a fir tree three feet in di. Cears N 66° W. 69 links distant. i RXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. 2” from which a yellow pine tree four fee! in’ dia. bearss. 52° W. 79 links distant thence mag. var.17° E. 8. « 227 ehains, or 1600 feet to a post set tn = rock mound marked “Y¥Y.C. C. Q. M. No. 3;’ thence N 75° W. 9.08 chains or 590.3 feet t appt set inarock mound marked “Y. C CQ. M.-No,4;"-thenee—N: -1744 9-E.-22.7: chains to tsetin rock mound marke: sy 3, C.Q. Q. M. No. 5” trom which the ections 11, 12, isand i4, Tp. i7 N &.11E,,M.D.B.& M. bears N. 42° 12’ W. $4.06 chains distant ; thence 8. 75° E., 9.0t chains, or 599.3°feet to the place of begin. aoing, and containing 20 62 acrcs. CONNECTING LINE No. 2. From post No. 5, at Northwest corner of Yuba Canton South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, ey 17N., ere Band M: bears N_ 426.19" w" 34.05 Chaine distent. YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATED QUARTZ MINE . SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning ata post set in rock mounc marked “Y.C,C.Q. M. No. 1,” standing ait Northeast corner, from which a cedar tre: 24in die. bears N. 36 1-4° E. 48 links distant ; theuce mag. var.17° E. 8. 16° W 22,78 chains, or I feet to a post im rock mound marked “Y, C, 0. Q@ M. No. 2” a:, Southeast corner of Yuba Canon Locatior und Northeast corner of Yuba Canon Soutl. Extension, Location ;thence 8 17449 Wes! «2.73 chains, or 1500 feet to a t in rock mound marked “Y.C.C.@ M.No. 8 ;thent N 75° W. 9.08 chains, or ovy.3f et toa pust set in rock mound marked “Y¥.C. ©. Q. M, No, 4;” ; thence N, 17149 E. 22.73 grains. Q 1508 feetto a post in rock mound markec t 18 and 14, Tp. 17 N,, R. 11 E., M.D. B, &'M. bears N. 429 12’ W. 34.05 chains distant, thence N. 18% ° EK. 22.7: chains or 1500 feet wa t in iock mound marked “Y. C, C, Q. M. No. 6” at No:thwes vorner of Yuba Canon Location (this is alsc thé South west corner of the Sunlight (‘onsolidated Quarts re; ed Survey):} thence 8.75 E, 9.08 chains, or 599.3 feet to the place of inning, and containing Yuba Canon ation, 20.59 acres, Yuba Canon South Extension Locatior, ner to Sections 1, 18. 1 0.69-ac; eeeansihsieetienacennasmerpssnigesoaia . A total of 4131 baree, sae and comprising portions of the N.W.% and 3. W. 1-4 of Section 18, Tp. 17 N., K. 1i f., M. The lecation of this mine is recorded ir the ecorder’s office of Nevada county, a! Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of California. The adjoining claimant ir the Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine o1 the North. Any and all persons claiming any portion of said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quartz / Mine, or surface ground, are hereby reuired to file their adverse claims, with the egiater of the Uulted States Land Office at -acramento, Cal., during the sixty days’ eriod of publication hereof, or they will be oarred by virtue of the provisions of che statute. THOMAS FRASER, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of wxty days (ten consecu. tive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, at Nevada a daily news: r publishe City, State of talitornie. THOMAS FRASER. Register. FRED SEABLS, Aity. for Applicant. The first publication . of this notice was made November 18th, 1892. Bunting Flags. 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Church, For all chronie cases in con: use SCOMPOUND ao. cleansing = I Ps 2 : 3 Ed TOTICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT at North-f— , Peslaning Bt Northeast corner. at pont ir @ rock mound marked “Y. C10. QM. NG-T; Q. M. No5,”" from which the cor. } \ i Oe 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 . notoriously manipuleted. Substitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as MONEY > “nerve racking.” A brgnd of pure tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per eup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and theeconomy ig manifest, as your monthly tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligit. TO DRINK ful flavor, There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. 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seal pbk Head Ane F eae + hi ai i, et inc gaara aaa lea ag Notice For Publication. Land Office at Marysville, Cal. December 28, 1892. ~ } OTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in suppcrt of his claim, and that said proof will be made before 7 Receiver at Marysville, Cal., U. S. Land Office on Wednesday February 15, 1893: viz: Joseph C. Lam Hd. 4 Tare No. 3774 for the SE 3 of NW W4 of NE} , SE of NE Sec. 287/10 18N R6E, M DM He names the pe nazar: J 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. a i) But few people know that tues isrus,Ching as sun-cured tea in exis’er .>, aud fem. have seen it. But there is, am it & 2’ ax fens the sweetest, purest, and most iragrant. You ask at once how it is that it is not offered for eale and that you know nothing of it. That is answered easily; but it is necessary to present first a few details. The public only knows ‘ Green Teas. Vepr people know that the bright binish green color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color, UnPleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless ertificial; Prussian blue, silica, gypsum, Plumbago,-and-other-unhealthful mineral @olors being used for this purpose ‘The effect is twofold. It not only makes the tea ¢ bright, shiny, attractive green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, emcee under the green cloak, are readily worked off asa good quality of tea. Theabominable coloring practice even admits of the use of foreign substances, and the English government. which looks closer into the genuineness of its staples than our’, has in some of the alleged ‘‘ finest” of teas found redried leaves, straw, fragments of maiting, ‘ice husks, and willow leaves) In fact, it iso>enly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, and wil low leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be ble. They report tea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articlesof commerce, } The temptation to make sweepings and bed tea intoa merchantable product with a few cents’ worth of green coloring matter ig 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 revesied, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plum: bago,; gypsum, and the other mineral colors that are employed. we Bt Black Teas. The basket and pan-fired Japan teas, as well as the China teas that may be included under fhe general heading of “ black teas,” get their color from the firing or toasting process, but snap eens reget ey ARMONY GRAVEL MINING CO. evada City,. Cal. Notice is hereb) ven, that a meeting of the Directors, beld on thé 23d day of December, 1802, an arsess‘ment, No. 7, of ten cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corpora tion, payable Wednesday, January 25th 1893, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 8. gold coin.‘ Any stock upon which’ this arsess ment shall remainunpaid on the 25th day of a 1848, will be delinquent and e vertised for sale at public auction, aud, unless payment is made before, will be 8.lo on the 15th day of February, 1393, at the hour of ll o’clock a. M., at the office of the Secre tury of said corporation;to pay the delin~guent_assessment, together with costs of advertising and ae “AP sate.--By-orde: of Directors. . CASPER; Secretary. ~~“Omes at K. Caspers store, on Pie street: Nevada City, Cal eee x 6: L. P. FISHER BROOME 2 AND) MERCHA CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. B. N »Solicited for all newspepers pablishco on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Folyqesia. Mexican Forts, Panne Valse: P apan ua, New Ze e Ausan Col i ee tig Europe. acs Files of meariy every newspaper pnblisne on the Pacific Coast dre kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are al\ lewed free access to them during eA SLE ~~“ usiness nous PATENTS! Pension, Land’& indian Depredatior CoUAtTtMsS. United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; speciai examinations; trade-marks, -copy-rights, labels and desi.us register : Rejected cases prosééited; “iifringe ment suits conducted in any United tates Court. If you have-an invention, send us « sketch-pho 3h .or small model, to gether with a brief description of the mids: important features and we will advise you the course topursue. If you are in pos. session of patents and the same are infringed, or if you are charged with infringement, submit the matter to us fo; a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF OLALMS, Box 35, Washington D. C. The Chicago Cottage Organ? Has attained astandudofexcelienc wh}: admits of no searriosr. . It containe ve fh perement that ip ventive genius, s and mouey can prc guce, These excellent Organs are celebrated foi volume, quality of tone, quick response, va riety of combination, stic years peers n finish, perfect construction, m ingen the most attractive, ornamentai and desira ble organs for homes, schools, churches lodges, societies, etc. REPUTATION ABLISHED vary, FACILILIES ALLED SKILLED WORKKME «BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS “The Popular Organ INSTRUCTION BOOKS > AND PIANO 8TOOL. Sneneeeennns Price Lista on applicati+: EHIOAGO UNTTAGE ORGAN (0. A Severe Law. The English peo ple look more closely to the genuinencs: of these staples tha: we do. In fact, the: "have a law uncei c/which they meke seizures and de stroy adulteraicc products that aré not what they are represented to be. Unie: this statute thousands of pounds of tea ha+< been burned because of theiz wholesale adi! teration. Tea, by the -way, is one of the most noto-i ously adulterated articles of commerce. No alone are the bright, shiny green teas arti’ cially colored, but thousands of pounds « substitutes for tea leaves are used to swel! the bulk of cheap teas; ash, aloe, and willow leaves being those most eommonly used gain, sweepings from tea warehouses arn colored and sold astea. Even exhausted ter leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and madeoverand find their way into the chieap teas, . The English government attempts to stam; this out by confiscation; but no tea is ta poor for us, and the result is, that probabl; the poorest teas used by any nation are those consumed in America. Peech’s Tea is presented with the guar auty that it is uncolored and unadult -_—e? ADVERTISEMENT s}. used te give a certain desired appearance. The firiug and the coloring, in the green teas, largely conceals the identity. of -the tea;and permits the use of the very cheapest teas, to argue nothing§for the Geteriorating effect of excessive firingJwhich must be resorted to when a very cheap pred uct is used and an extreme color desized. =— Beéch’s Tea (Sun-dried). 58 od Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleof the Pacific Coast have heard but little and knew less, although it is extensively used where i8 is known and understood. Weare teld that sitar acuiior ir etd, bene ee leaves can be employed; for unas ed by\manipelation or coloring, kl ad Green teas and the } basket o1 pau-Gzed teas, you hardly need.be told. That it is: more healthful than the colored teas, is also apparent. That it is more expensive, is also true; and that is another reason you have never seen it. There is not so much proat im it as there is in the cheap adulter. ated and colored teas, About the Cost of Teas. According to the custom-house reports, the enormous 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 sre compelled to be absolately pure and of better quality than the artificially colored and manipulated teas. Henep the margins on them are emailer, and many Gealers 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 can get them, and what to ask for, and all about them. “ “ Beech’s Tea.”* “ Beoch’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 nat ural lest Have your grocer break open « package. It will be found in eolor'to-be just between the artificially colored green and the bine teas, and the drawn tea presents a clear, brilliant canary color, ef delightful fragrance. I8 is offered to the people at 600 per pound, the same price that many artificially colored teas are sold for. But its guar 4 anteed purity makes it more economical to use; for a less quantity, say about twenty 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 only, in patent airtight and moisture-proof parchment, with the trade-mark that is found et the bottom of this article plainly printed on the package. It is sold in this form for two reasons; one is, that the original strength and aroma is preserved; and second, there can be no deception, which would be quite possible if it were sold in bulk, without the Caution. Recollect that the margin ef profit is so much smaller om Beech’s pure sun-dried teas thanen the artificially éolored teas that you won't get it if tea by any other name can be "Pure As thildhood ? If your grocer does not have it, he will get Perhaps the best way to get it is to here you know they have it and are willing to soll GEO, C, GAYLOR aud THOS. SHURTLEFF & SON, Sole Agents. in fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and sim» ple. Its purity insures superior strength, about one third less of it being. tequired fo: an infusion than of the artificial teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor is at once ap parent. It will bea revelation to you In order that its purity and quality may be guar anteed, it is sold only in pound packages BEECHS. TEA UNION MARKET. OMMERCIAL STRERT..N®VADA CK £ (QOLLEY BROB.,.....Proorietors DEBALEES IN eet, Pork, Mutton, Veal Kic.: At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE Unsiontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. minoral-coloring-matier_ie-aleo-frequently-}-—ws received Ihe WECH ING BONIS two, . 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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 w .1eel on this macliine is admitted to be the simplest, easier running and most convenient ofany. The machine is self-threading, hae the very best tension and thread liberator, is made oft e best maerial, with the wearing parts hardened, and is finished in a superior styelt._1t has ve neered cover, drop-leaf table; end drawers and cenwing drawer. The manufacturers WARRANT EVERY MACHINE FOR 5 YFARS., ~ Lonemont, Cou., Nov. 17, 1889. --Treeeived. ne aeRO RS ee: am well pleased with it. It does ex cellent work. Prntnau McCarry. _—Antus, Ang, Dec.i-_1 899. Te Chicago Singer sewing ma: hine receved in good order., The machius is-at did one; the Ag ts_her:would ask ahout thirty-five ollars fo such a machine. Many th:aks. Joszry B .cuMan, onths ago. Haveyiven it a fair trial dlike it very much. We think it ‘as good as a forty dollfmachine. Miss Janz Roweru. ____Jacgson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. I received your premiam «wing machine in good order, and am_ wel! pleased with the same. Accept ra) thanks. A. Norgton, Wet’s Baines, N. Y., Nov.20, -89. I would say, after using th e s wing machine received from you, it giver perfect satisfuetion in al! respects, do rng alt kinds of work very nicely —— Mrs. 1: C. Youmans. Wesrsono, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. My sewing machine gives good rat \sfaction—does as good work as a fifty lollar machine. Mary E, Murray. Somerset, Va., Oct. * 8, 1889. The machine ordered of +.ou arrived, and after a few daya’ trial iBsind it te be as represented, and doubtless wi Mary J. WALKER. Trenton, Neb.,Nov. 26, 1889. The premium sewing machine cam: to hund very promptly and in good o7 der. It is nicely finished, and workt like, a chara. and we are delighte: with it. E. F. Youna, St. Margaret's, Md, Det. 14, 1889 We received the machine two weeks since in good order. We are with the machine and glad to speak o you seen honest, honorable firm. Heeuine, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1889. The sewing machine I got from you 46 a premium last year, cannot be beat‘n, and does as good work as a $40.00 machine. Gzo. B. Muir, nal MachineNo. 3 and LatLy Transcript I year..17 00 &%.Subscribea *o pay freight from the factory, which THREE AND A Ha F DOLLARS fo Nevada City. } ~ BROWN & CALKINS, Pubs. Dary Trayacerrt NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, (Regular Price $6 a Year) wreoree THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALI (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50a _ Year ! THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ( Regular Priee $6 a Year); vo Ir Ex! THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL ‘( Regutas Price $6 u Year) Con Mist Pay in Advance for One Year Those in arrears for tne Transcriet now mast pay up in full, and also pay one year’s combivation price in advance. The Daily Transcript’ ‘ adi of Northern Central Catiforuia—a position ithas maintained since it Rotecsis e in 1960. It givesthe latest and mostreliable Mining, Horticultuy Court, Supervisoral and other Nevaia county news. Itia bright, independent enterpr. {ng and ateresting. The San Francisco Weekly Call {sa handsome eight-page r. Itisiasued every Thursday, and contains all of th important news at the seal cleaned from every quarter of the globe, complete up te date of publication. It contains interesting special correspondence from all of the principal es of the world anda vast amount ofthe best_selected and original genera) Hiterature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news ard market ran tious, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agriculture] news an ne every respect a first-class family peer, appealing tothe interest of every mam ber of hougehiold. M 2 The Morning Call (Seven issues a week) live metropolitan daily It has the largest circulati e s ading news paper the Pacific C The “Daily Transcript” has the most complete Book and Job Printing LARD i TASTE HAMG, BACON and Office in Caiifornia. ‘ “SINGER SEWING MAGF INES . : 4-14; M.D-B, -4++¥, C.C, . 1941. . . APPLICATION FOR A. P}TENT: U. 8. LaNp OFFt SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Sactamento, : Ov. 15th. 189: Louis Putertre, by Erastus B. Powe, his aitorney in fact, whose Post Office addrzes is Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, has this day filed his application for « Pustent fer 3000 linear feet of the YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATE! QUARTZ MINE, or vein, bearing goid, with surface grot 1d 600 feet in width,» ruate in Washington Mining District, County of Nevada, and of California, and-designated by the field notes ‘and official plat on file in this o! ae Lote 65-and 66,in-Tuwuship 17, &. 11 E. of Mt. Diablo B. & M. Snid Lot No. 65 being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE. Beginning at a live oak tree 18 inches in die. marked “Y. G. C. Q. M. L. do.L,” standing on South side cf Scuth Yuba River, at North end of claim, on lode, from which the mouth of a tunnel bears 8. 74° W. 87 links; Thence. mag. var. 179 E , 8. 183545 W. 22, 73 chains or 1500 feet to a live oak tree standing on South side of Omega Ditch Flume, marked “Y.C.C. Q. M.'\L. No. 2,” at South end of Yuba Canon Location. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES Beginning ut a post in rock mound marked *Y.C. C. Q M. No. 1,” stand: east corner of Yuba Cancn Location, which is Lape C, No. 6."ac8.E. corner of Sun light Consolidated Quartz Mine ( Ayers Survey;) Thence, mag. vr. 179 KE. 8. 18%° W., 22.73 chains, cr feet oa postin rock mound marked “*Y. C.C.Q. M Nw. 2,” at Southeast corner of. Yuba Canon Location: Thence N 75° W y.08chains or 599.8 feet & &@ post in rock mound marked “¥. ©. C. Q M. No. 5” at Southwest corner of Yuba Canon Location; Thence N. 18%° E., 22.7 chatus or 1500 feet to in rock mound marked“ Y.C. C. Q@. M. No. 6” a Northwest corner of Yuba C:non Location, fron which the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 anc 14, Tp. 17 N., R. 11 E., M.D. B. and M, beur: N 88°W. 30.40 chaivs distant ; Thence 8. 75° E 9.08 chains, or 599.3 feet to tie placc of beginning, and co taining 20 59 acres. CONNECTING LINB NO. 1. From post “Y. C. C. Q. M., No. 6’ at Northwest cornerof Yuba Canon Location, the corner to Sections 11, 12, /3 and 14, Tp. 17 N., BR. No. 11 E. M, D, M., bears N. 83° W., 30.40 chains distant. Zz YUBA CANON SOUTH 2TH" SION LOCATION. LODE LIE2. Beginning at a live oak tree 10 inches {1 diameter marked ““‘Y.C.C. Q. M. L. No. 2,’ standing at North end of claim. on lode, o: South side of Omega flume ; Thence wag var. 17° E. 8. 173g° W. 22.73 chains, or 150 feettoa Ps in rock mound merked “Y. C, C.Q. M.L. No. 3,” standing in, old road. from which a fir tree three feet in di. Cears N 66° W. 69 links distant. i RXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. 2” from which a yellow pine tree four fee! in’ dia. bearss. 52° W. 79 links distant thence mag. var.17° E. 8. « 227 ehains, or 1600 feet to a post set tn = rock mound marked “Y¥Y.C. C. Q. M. No. 3;’ thence N 75° W. 9.08 chains or 590.3 feet t appt set inarock mound marked “Y. C CQ. M.-No,4;"-thenee—N: -1744 9-E.-22.7: chains to tsetin rock mound marke: sy 3, C.Q. Q. M. No. 5” trom which the ections 11, 12, isand i4, Tp. i7 N &.11E,,M.D.B.& M. bears N. 42° 12’ W. $4.06 chains distant ; thence 8. 75° E., 9.0t chains, or 599.3°feet to the place of begin. aoing, and containing 20 62 acrcs. CONNECTING LINE No. 2. From post No. 5, at Northwest corner of Yuba Canton South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, ey 17N., ere Band M: bears N_ 426.19" w" 34.05 Chaine distent. YUBA CANON CONSOLIDATED QUARTZ MINE . SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning ata post set in rock mounc marked “Y.C,C.Q. M. No. 1,” standing ait Northeast corner, from which a cedar tre: 24in die. bears N. 36 1-4° E. 48 links distant ; theuce mag. var.17° E. 8. 16° W 22,78 chains, or I feet to a post im rock mound marked “Y, C, 0. Q@ M. No. 2” a:, Southeast corner of Yuba Canon Locatior und Northeast corner of Yuba Canon Soutl. Extension, Location ;thence 8 17449 Wes! «2.73 chains, or 1500 feet to a t in rock mound marked “Y.C.C.@ M.No. 8 ;thent N 75° W. 9.08 chains, or ovy.3f et toa pust set in rock mound marked “Y¥.C. ©. Q. M, No, 4;” ; thence N, 17149 E. 22.73 grains. Q 1508 feetto a post in rock mound markec t 18 and 14, Tp. 17 N,, R. 11 E., M.D. B, &'M. bears N. 429 12’ W. 34.05 chains distant, thence N. 18% ° EK. 22.7: chains or 1500 feet wa t in iock mound marked “Y. C, C, Q. M. No. 6” at No:thwes vorner of Yuba Canon Location (this is alsc thé South west corner of the Sunlight (‘onsolidated Quarts re; ed Survey):} thence 8.75 E, 9.08 chains, or 599.3 feet to the place of inning, and containing Yuba Canon ation, 20.59 acres, Yuba Canon South Extension Locatior, ner to Sections 1, 18. 1 0.69-ac; eeeansihsieetienacennasmerpssnigesoaia . A total of 4131 baree, sae and comprising portions of the N.W.% and 3. W. 1-4 of Section 18, Tp. 17 N., K. 1i f., M. The lecation of this mine is recorded ir the ecorder’s office of Nevada county, a! Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of California. The adjoining claimant ir the Sunlight Consolidated Quartz Mine o1 the North. Any and all persons claiming any portion of said Yuba Canon Consolidated Quartz / Mine, or surface ground, are hereby reuired to file their adverse claims, with the egiater of the Uulted States Land Office at -acramento, Cal., during the sixty days’ eriod of publication hereof, or they will be oarred by virtue of the provisions of che statute. THOMAS FRASER, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of wxty days (ten consecu. tive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, at Nevada a daily news: r publishe City, State of talitornie.

THOMAS FRASER. Register. FRED SEABLS, Aity. for Applicant. The first publication . of this notice was made November 18th, 1892. Bunting Flags. In view of the movement for a more general use of the Stars and Stripes, especially in connection with the ania: of American youth, we have made specjal acrengemante 49. farnieb Qua.iry of Bunting Flags to. readers of the Dairy Le wscrirt at the following low prices « ' RI 4 OLATION SIZks. 20 f0O8 LONG ina. bs canks txaxiieee 29.34 These Flags are guaranteed to be equal to any Bunting Flags iv the country. Address all orders with remittance to BROWN & CALKINS, Publishers “Daily Transcript.’’ Nevada City, Cal. —_— Camphor Choral Liniment For Catarrh C. C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trvit. indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Preaioe b~ San Francisco's Leadine Phy c' OAKLAND, Pebruary 7th; 1890. Thisis be nectity that we have usedthe C, C. Liniment im our family, and have found it'to be the best and most ve medici.¢ for Neuralgia and d.vd diseases that we have tried, << unb =. recommend it as a use a LB. DILLE, Pastor ofthe First M. E. Church, For all chronie cases in con: use SCOMPOUND ao. cleansing = I Ps 2 : 3 Ed TOTICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT at North-f— , Peslaning Bt Northeast corner. at pont ir @ rock mound marked “Y. C10. QM. NG-T; Q. M. No5,”" from which the cor. } \ i Oe 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 . notoriously manipuleted. Substitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and substitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, as MONEY > “nerve racking.” A brgnd of pure tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per eup than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and theeconomy ig manifest, as your monthly tea bill is less to say nothing of the deligit. TO DRINK ful flavor, There are no headaches in Beech’s Tea. It is actually ‘‘as pure as childhood” and can be drunk by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is adelight to lovers of y good tea, It is never sold in bulk, Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. BEECHS. TEA Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, 35 cents. For sale by SHURTLEFF & SON, SN And GEO. 0. GAYLORD. TO THE UNFORTUNATE . OR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY No. 683 Kearney Street, SE 2 A EE A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR SI7. “. year, $12.90. Subscriber to express sitions on these watches as premiums, as will be seen by the following offers: Solia: Gold Watch— Gents’ . A J ranger po solid gold hunting case watch, ‘ Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem,etting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT snd Dai Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY . Gubewler pays express cnneges on” Sats toon pays express on San Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Ladies . 4 lady’s solid gold hunting case watcli, ‘‘Waltham” movement, stem-winding, scem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and “Dail bulletin, ; ana one mg $29; with DAILY TRAN Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26.90. Subscriber vo ave aha nade hain prt Sen FranSolid Silver Watches. — BSolidco silver hymting case watch Walham” movement, stem-winding and a x, with etting.a reliable cae DAILY TRAN! PT and a Bulletin, one ‘ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15.90, Subscriber to pa) ie watch, opeu face, with DAILY TRANSORIPT, and DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one charger Nickle. Watch, A nandsome nickle stew-—wy, 4. j watch face, y~-? movement, wita . TRAN. SCKIPT and Uuuy Bulletia 14; : $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT Bulletin, one year $8.90. Subscriber to Ta réus_chasger on watch from San Francieco % Bicyc.es. cle we have selected ar t i 0” —while not the most ex ive isp . firat-class article in every respect. is han.jsome and substantially-made,-itruns easily and isa prime favorite. It is standard finkh with nickle trimmings, and will be veut compiete with asddleetc. Willbe sent with DAILY The tne “a: and bis Dispensary is the oldest in Cali. fail to Call upon thoroughtlyformation, which he is competent to impart ro those in need of hisseryices. ni SEMINAL WEAKNESS, . Seminal Emissions, the consequence «. selfabuse. This solitary vice, or depray sexual indulgence, is practiced bythe you te: reducing with une eu biee train of morbi combatted by scientific medical measures vis’ Sallow countenance, dark spots unde: the eyes, pain in the nead ears. noise the rattling of chariots toins, weakness vf the limbs, confused yig on, blunted intefiect, loss of confidence iden ce in approaching str r f dke to form new scquaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of memory, nectic ‘dashes, pimples and various eruptionsabout the face, furred tongue,fetid breath,coughs, sonaumption, night sweats. If relisfbenor btained, persons so afflicted should apply mmediately, either in ae -nd have a cure effecte 4 his new and scientific mode of treating these disea ‘ < reon or by le Uorner Commercial....San Francisco: Established in 154 for the tréatmen” of Seuxal and Semi nal_ Diseases spel. as Gonorrh + Oo : od. Sag «Dr. Gibbon has practiced over thirty years in San Francisco fornia. Thesick and afflicted should not him. the doctor har traveled extensively in Europe, and inpected thevarious hospitals there, obtaining a great deal of valuable tn=}-— af both sexes to an almost unlimited exng certainty the, symptoms unless ringing in the] like the rustlig of leaves and uneasiness about strangers, a distools, TKANSC ' PT and = es, one: year, for 5 ; iG and--Weekl Bulletin, one year, $26.9. [The above prices are for @ 86-.nch wheel, Price per additional inch made known on application.) Su' scriber to pay express charges om bicycle from Pau Francisco, ~ Boys’ Velocipedes, ~ Ai6-ioch wheel, standara finish, wrought-iror ear, $12.50; with’ DAILY TRANSCRKI) Teal Ma PAL gL RMAOMIET tae etin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers Thisisatype-writing age. Every body has whohas writing to do; or should have o Hereis your opportunity. The Sun type-wri ig & perfect instrument, simple in constructio easily worked, neatly mounted and boxed, wit instructions for -usé, which can be lesinedi: te” minutes, with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and. Dail’ , One-year, and ~DPatcyY TRAN SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, Subscriber paysexprese, Cane, F gold head, will be cont with 0) w sent wil DAILY TRAN>CRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one peed bh with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weeki, Bulletin, one jcar, $10.50, Subscriber pays OXprese, _ : : : Ls Telescope. A very useful article that anyone fiving in the country or traveling, will appreciate. Our premium telescupeis & », Strong instrument, with an eS hg i inches in diameter, $ dtaws, 6 inches long when closed, . er cased, and will be veut with DAILY TRA NSCMIPT and vaily Bulletin, ved ange $11; with DAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. subscriber to pay express charyes. 4 : Microscope, A most interesting instrument and of great use to the student, This is ne toy, but s powerfui wicroacope that reveals the trang: that exist iu the food wWeeak aud the Tan drink. It stands6inches high and magnitics 50 y Oe Your; lb Neither too F glitaise witn 14MARRIED MEN, dr those who contemplate marriage, whe ates, should not forget the sacred responinility resting upon them, nordelay ob ainimmedfate relief. wv CURED AT HOME. tating case, symptoms, len: iisease has continued, an tor cures. when others fail. Try him. reasonable call or write. address DR. J, F. GIBBON, 628 Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1957, DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment :by: Inhalation 1629 Arch?8t, Philadelphia Pa. for Oonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis itv, Ores’ ‘P\HE original and only genuine Com tS pre Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs. 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It has been in use for more than twenty justment itrogen und is so conatitis sent al) nificant fact, t does not act as most drugs do, by creat inz another ailment, and benefiting one srgan at the expense of another, often reairing a second course to eradicate the evil effects of the first, but Compound Oxyfens @ revitalizer, renewing, strengthenng invigorating the whole body. hese statements are confirmed by numpoy beyesegy em coe artened in our neck ets OB, Ww @ express perm sion of the patients ; their names and ad dresses are given, and you can referto them for furtherinformation, The great success of our treatment has iven toa host of imitators, unscrupuous persons ; some Lag Od prepara"the tions Cempound Oxyge 2 appropriatour testimonials and names of our Persons ata distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, of time the the medicine will be promptly sen tree from damage or uriosity,to en: of ‘the country, with ali and plain directions for use. The Doetery, Oatarrh, Hay F Debien Headache, Henne tinn, "New rales, and all Ohronio and Nervous brea and axerane, Pousand one been k ters, aud wiil besent with: DAIL) TRANSOBRiPT and Daily Bulietin, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSCHIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay exprews charges, ~ Musical instrumerts. In making our Meclectionn of musical instruments for premiums, we aimed ig every instance to yet agood article—one that we need not hesi‘ate to send to aperformer whois a connoisseur. We have made arrangements with the eading fi andj thatenable us to offer these ts fy ction with TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terme Banjo, Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has become very tathlonnble durin the last few years. ft is readily jearned by anyout having a good ear for music, and makes @ splendid accompaniment for the voice in singing. e will send a handrome nickle-rim, calf-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY TKANSCKIPT aud Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weebly Bulletia, one year, @¥.50. Subscriber to pay expres charges, B Flat Cornet. Py seapre: ype By oa with ful) set extra vrooks, music and instruction book? omph te—a fee chip sstument etn DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Butie one etin. a!press charges, i iFilute, @ flute is one of che nweetest and easiest muical instruments to learn, Itharmonizes with the piano and all other nstruments, For a Loved, cork Jointed Mute with vente ander nt i join iv wi paitwd CRIP and ’paie Pa! send it with DAILY TRANSC: and I ulletin, one Ped $13; DAILY TRANSCRL and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.76, Bubscriber pays exvress c A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal k ele. t inished— just the thing for childsen to learn ob; mares good musi¢, Sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT andDaily “Bul etin, one yea fi}; 50; wien nae TRANSCRIPT and Weekly 20. year,--$9.50. Subscriber pays oxCroquet, & deautifulcr set for it wi be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dene Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly: Bulletin, one year, $8, Bubscrib. ays express. Shot Guns, in: patients to recommend worthless ons. But any substance made claewhere yor by others, and called Compound Oxygen is ppyrions. : “COMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a new Deak ot 00 pages published by Dra. Starkey & Palen, whieh gives to ali enquirere full information as to this remarkable curative agent, anda record of surprising Curesin a wide range of chronic cases— menay of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians. . Will be mailed FREE toany address on application DRS. STARKEY & PALEN, Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada omy, oP Natsovna £ JAMES HENNESSY, "» Proprietor, TT: PROPRIATE OF THE EMPIRE é Stable has the largest lot of Herses, Carriages and Buggies Tacs toed in this part Of the State. gacks to Yet eth shortest notice and 9 the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod sty) and ca ble of going as fest any pa! — as 3 man cares to Good Saddle Horses always on hand RB RIAGER FOR FUNERALS PROK PIL a P-A:T-E-N-:T 8S Sout gos neat Tot WSs « is opposite the U. 8. ratent Of we can obtain Patents in lessremote Was 1 . W ¥ patentabliity free cottargenand we make sot Money P » the Bu one on, anc of the U. 8. Pate: : moa R oe @@” We will send THE. D ILY TRANSCRIPT with the “an : rancisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any o: te following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in a ivan. e: PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. “ Bulletin, one year, $15; with . size Yeloclpete, Witty Dell, 606, compl t with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and pe aot one . th Solid Gold and Silver Watches} Drums} Realizing the importance of -good was i?A Nickle tenor drum, 14-juch head, with sticks premium, wehave selected the ‘‘Waltham” . complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT gud foty being the bestkno n and most reliable tim . Bulletin, one year, $12.50 with DAILY TK. pieces in the market. These watches have a. SCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $16.60 Sry sunt paael cot pier meee : io vel ively, ‘ope our expense we refup money paid. A fine corded, hammered! brase dram, We are p to make the most liberal propothaks exeplote, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ‘on Jaily Bulletin, one Poni] $10.50; with DaILY xRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year $8.50. Subscriber pays express. Rifles, intai: the best cepmiinn rifle made.and is oe oan le ean “too Ww known to. need further hoger We will tend a 44 cal, ‘ barrel Winchester rifle with LAILY SCRIPT and Laily Bulhetin, one year, $22.75; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Wecekiy oli ail Bulle one year, $20.75. Abeve is center tire rifle, We will senda rim fire for $1.40 lees, Sub ecr:ber pays express Flobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flonert nrise less cartridgen, [ee the thing for s who are fond of ing, sent LAILY NSCRIPT and Dil y Bulletin, one with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly. one year, 5. Subscriber pays express Revowers. We have decideu tooffer a strong, serviceanle. revolver for a lum and have selected the American, double action, ‘‘Bull Dog,”’ in an from 22 to. 88 cal. It will be sent wi DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullevin, ore vear, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, 90. Subscriber pay; expres, rishing Tackle Our premium fishing rod is s 16-foot Calcutts -bamboo with jance wood tip and double ferrules 1 is a good serviceable rod and-wiil lie sent with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Baily ulletin, ope year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekiy Balletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays _xprese, Tent; This f 9 very usetul prem mn ard will oe ap — ty «ll tho go hunting, ashing or camp gout. Ities first-class a tent, roo -and made of 8 os. duck; sis il be TRANSC IPT and ey, ' ani etin, $12,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10,50° Subscriber pays the express, : ciate 0x7 feet, nd Hammock, A hammock is 3 premium thst a) to alk Whether slung from the trees in a ie poste ofa shady verandah, a h wmock ie pictureaque and suygestive of -biissful ¢»mfors A complete and elegant 1-foot . . : f m with 6}-fect upread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and par Buletin one year, $10.25; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Woeexly Bulletin, one— year, $8.25. Subscriber pays oxpresa, Tennis et lawn temnis is becoming It givee mafficient exercise with Among eutdoor the fav: rite tereat sustained thraughomt the game. rot~-clars tennisouttit, complete will be.sent with bAILY TRANS: WPT asd Daily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DALLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one, years $17, subscriber paye expross, } ' Base Baz, Our base ball tit onsists of wo earue ball threeassorted ts, two pairs of ine, pe 4 ete. complete nd Will AIL TRANSCKIIT nd Daily ullctin, one 12 with DAILY NSCRIPT and Wee? tin one ar, $10 Swbecriber pays ae valle Hanging ‘LampAn elegant pene's Jamp with 1¢-ire and trom 42 to inches extension, polished brass cta rich goldcoior—a high' rna~ mental and serviceable lamp=—ser tw DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulleti $18.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIFT and “weekly Bulletle, on year, $11,560, Subscriber pays exStylographie. Pen. tne holder té last for weeks or months: wil sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily. 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