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“ATHE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. .
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Tabie ot Distanoee.
From Nevada city to ccal
és > «. + J6}g miler
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ax
Sdwards Bridge
French Cor-al...
Graniteville..
Grass Valley
Huots Hill
Litt
Lowell Hill .. 4
Moore’s Flat... ..-. ----000:
North Bluomfel*.... ..---+Bewwwn
North sun Juan
Owega ;
Purdun s Bridge
aker Hil:
elief Hil’ e
Rough & neady
Snow [ ent.
Stew Pop
Scou’Fis
5 arsivele
Sweetland
Spence ville
Gecranenw.
Gen Fraucise:
Wasiungten
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Copartnership Notice.
TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ot
Nevada. We, the undersigned, dv
hereby certify that we are parvners transacting business in this State, at Nevada
City, Nevada county, State of California.
pass the firm name and style of Suath
& Barton; that the names in full of all the
members of such ership are Willian.
Jonn Smith and William Barton Jr., ano
the places of our respective residences are
set opposite our respective naines herets
subscribed. In witness whereof, we have
hereunto set our hands this fuurteentl
day of June, 1892.
WILLIAM JOHN SMITH, Nevada
City, Nevada county, California.
WILLIAM BARION, JR., Nevada
City, Nevada county, California.
State of (‘alifornia, county of Nevada.
On this 14th day of June in the year o.
our Lord one thousand eight bundred anu
ninety-two, before me, George L. Hughes,
s Notary Public, in and tor the saiu
eounty of Nevada, duly commissiones
and sworn, personally appeared Willian,
John Smith and Willen Barton Jr.,
known tv me to be the persons dese +
in, and whose names are subscribed t
the foregoiug, aud within instrument,
and they, each for himself and “not. one
for tLe other, acknowledged to me that
they executed’! the same. In witnes:
‘whereof I have hereunto set my hand ana
affixed my official seal at my vtfice in the
aaid county of Nevada, the day and year
first above written.
{[szat] GEOKGE L. HUGHES,
Notary Public
Inand for the county of Nevada, 54,4,
California.
Delinquent Notice.
ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL
Mining ‘ ompany, location of principal place of busine-s, San Francisco, California. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, ( alifornia.
Notice—There are delingueat upon the
following described stock, on account oi
assessment No, “49, levied on the 25th day
of May, 1892, the several amount.
set opposite the names of the respective
sharebolders, as follows :
No. Ne.
Names. Cer.if. Shares. Am’t.
Rolph James Tiutee, 24 Sy = $1798 2
Rulpbh James '‘irust ¢, 5 1.00 208 @
Rolph James Trustee, 297 _ 2000 600
d in ce with law, and aun order of the Board of Directors, made ou
the 25th day of May, 1892, so many
shares of each parcel of such stock amay be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the Office of the Company, Room 24, 320 Sansome street,
San Francisco, Calfurnia, on Tuseday,
the 19th day of July, 1892, at the how
of 2 o'clock P. m. uf‘ said day,.to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. :
H. Picuots, Secretary.
Office, Ruom 24, 320 Sansome street
San Francisco, Califurnia.
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF Frank Julien Dusom, de*
ceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned, .aeutor of the last
will of Frans tulisn T:usom deceased, i
the credi-ore of and all persons havin,
claims against the said deceased, to, ex
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the tirst publication of this notice tothe said bxecutor
at his Law Oftice at Nevada City, Ual.,
the same being th: place forthe trausaction of the busines» of said estate,
in said County of Nevada.
P. F, 8]}MONDS,
Executor of the last will of Fraud Julien
Dusom, deceased.
Dated Nevada
July, 1892.
Notice to Creditors.
STATE of Harmon A. Lord, deceased.
Notice is ae . given by the underi Charles P. Frissell, Administrator
the said estate of Harmon A. Lord, deceased, to the creditors of and all person»
having clains against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, withm four months after thé first
ublication of this notice to the said
tharles P. Krissell, at the office of J. 1.
Caldwell, Attorney at law, south side
of Broad St., Nevada City, Cal., the same
_ being the place for the transaction of the
business ps said estate, in suid County of
Nevada.
Cuarpes P. FRissst1,
Administrator of the estxte of Harmon
A. Lord, deceased.
Dated this 13th day of July, 1892,
J. 1. Caldwell, Aitorney for Administrator. jy 13
City, this Ist day of
Notice to Creditors.
STATE of George G. Allan, deceased.
E Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Executors of the last will ot
George G. Allan, deceased, to the creditora of and all persons having claimagainst the said deceased, to exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the tiret publication gf this
notice to the said HE
Law Office of Fred Searla, Nevada
City, California, the same being the place
for transaction of the business of the
estate, in said county of Nevada.
WILLIA «\ CA wPBELL,
NILES sEAKLS,
Exeoutors of the Last Will of George G.
Allan, :
Dated July 12, 1892.
Fred , Attorney.
F1 Paso de Robles Springs Hote
Paso de Robles,
San Luis Oblepe County, California.
FT HE Orentent Health Resort on the Pacific at; climate valeu; butel and cot
Sapesi ‘out aed -auipphe bathe: the water:
jyl2
us’ value; new and
a ce oe Coe ag m M.ryset ‘shir! and Townsend
§# GASOLINE
at runs all day.
For Simplicity it
ENGINES
No Batteries or Electric Spark to
Mo double or false
It Oils Itself Automa
It runs with a cheaper grade of C
quent-y it COSTS LESS to run it.
Likely to get out of ordcr than any oth
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE
care for. @ Makes nd
Boats tho Vorld.
Explosions, so froquent with the unrelizble spark,
tiealjy.*_ Just light the Durner tura the
asoline than any other Ingine. and ‘conse-,
+ yt has fowcr parts, and is therefore 1es3
cr Gas or Gasoline Cngine now built./
CIRCULAR TO
EY, wet Portart, te
Real and Personal Property Assessmeat
——
Orrice of THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
Supervisors or THE County oF NEVaDa.
Public notive is hereby given that in
aceérdance with Section 3672 of the Political Code of California the Board of
Supervisors of this county met on the
5th day of July, 1892, toexaminethe Assessinent Book and to equalize the assess
ments of the property of the county for
the year 1392.
he said Board will vontinue in session
from time totime for the business of
equalization and to examine applications
for the correction of ertors in said assessment book until
MONDAY, JULY 18, 1892.
Sworn applications are required by law.
The Assessment Book is now open to
pnblic inzpection from 9 o'clock a. M.
until o'clock P. M.
J. L. MORGAN, Clerk.
By J. J. Greany, Deputy. jy6
NOTICE TO STATIONERS. —
E\LED proposals will be received . by
S the Riaeed of Education of Nevada
school District until
Saturday, July 30, at 10 o'clock, A.D
For turnishing the following supplies to
he delivered at Washington schvolhouse
by Sept. 1, 1892 : y
30 gross Jos. Gillot’s 404 Pens.
3 gross Pen Holders.
20 dezen Drawing Pencils, No. 3.
15 gallons Stafford’s Ink. (keg. )
6 , mtg boxes Chalk.
2 dozen boxes Slate Pencils.
20 reams 12-lb Legal Cap Writing Paper, double ruled.
§ dozen Erasers (black}oard. )
_ ‘Phe bids forStationery to be accompanied by samples. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
LEONARD 8S. CALKIN2,
Clerk of the Boar . .
Nevada City, July y, 1892.
Order to Show Oause.
J N the Superior Court of the County of
Nevada, State of Culifornia.
In the matter of the Estate of and
Guardianship of Emma and Charle, M.
Brown, minors. Emma P. Brown, the
Guardian of the persons and estates of
Emma Brown and Chailes M. Brown,
minors, baving filed her tition herein
praying for an order of sale of t' e whole
of the real eatate, of said minors, for the
urposes therein set forth.
, It is therefore ordered by the Judge
of said Court, that persons,
interested in the estate of said minors
appear before the said Superior
Court on Monday, the 18th day of
July, 1892, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the court room of said
Superior Court at Nevada City, in the
county of Nevada, to show cause why, an
order should not be granted to the said
Guardian to sell so much of the regi
estate of the said minors, at private sale,
as shall be necessary. ’
And that a copy of this order be
published four successive weeks in the
Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed
and published in said Nevada county.
Joux CALDWELL,
Judge of the Superior Court,
Dated June 17th 1892. ;
F. T. Nivon, Atty. jl7
CITY TAXES.
HECITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE
aud payable to the undersigned at the
City Hall between the hours of 9 and 12
o'clock a. M. and 1:30 and 4 o'clock PF.
m., beginning Tuesday, July 5th, 1892.
They will become
Delinquent on the
FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST, 1892,
Até o'clock P. M.
And unless paid prior thereto Five per
cent ee will be edded.
Notice is further given that the Road
Tax of $3 will be due at the same time
from all male inhabitants within the corperate limits of this City between the
ages of 2] and 50 years,
“KE. O. TOMPKINS,
CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
Notice For Publication.
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE,
MAkyYSVILLE, (AL., June 11, 1892.
OTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 187s, entitled ‘‘An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory,’ Masia Jane
Wajstell of Oregon House, County of
Butte, State (or Territory of Caliturnia,
has this day tiled in this office her sworu
statement 667, for the “purchase of
the N W tof W fdand 8 W jof N W j of
Setion No. four, in Township No. 17 N
} ce No.6 E ut D M, and will offer
proof to show thet the land sovght is
inore valuable for ite timber stone here 3
for agricultural purposes, and to esta’
her pi to caid land before the Register
and Receiver of this office at Marysville,
Val., on Thursday, the 18th day of’ August,
1892. She names as witnesses: James
MeNalley, Joseph Sun, James tl A and
Dennis Down, ali of Oregon House, Butte
County, Cal. aa :
Any. and all persons claiming adversely
the above described Jands are requested
San Frans, Ca PALMER & R
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THE GREAT
THE (NDISPRMSIBLS
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4 BORE PREVENTIVE
AND °OSITIVE CURE FOB
Costivenet.s and Constipation.
BILOUSNESS, ‘TORPID LIVER,
fever and Ague
aND ALL MALABIAL TROUBLES
DYSPEPSIA
(INDIGESTION,
NERVOUSNES:!
Loathing of Food, .
Kidney,Compiairts,
Nausea,
impure Bleed,
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Proprietorsand Manufacturers
FOR SALE BY
CARR BROS,
of American youth, we have made spec
qva.ity of Bunting Flags to readers o
low prices
BJ ¢ CLATION SIZES.
6 feet lo up
7 feet bug .
8 feetl ong
10 feet long .
12 feet long
14 feet long
16 feet long
18 feet long..
20 feet long
25 feet long
28 feet long
30 feet long
32 feet long
36 feet lon
These Flags are guaranteed to be equa’
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Address all orders with remittance t&
BROWN & CALKINS,
vada City, Cal.
1892. 2
RESOURCES,
Real Estate taken for debt. .
Miacellaneous Bonds
County Warrguts...,..
loans on Real Estate
Loans on Stock-, Bonds and
Loans on other securities..
Money on hand
Due trom Banks
Furniture and Fixtures.. .
(Gold Bullion ee
Other Aseets—drafts for coleee area Tr ee
3,960 7.
Regulating Catarhtiic
General Debility
4
Reliable
92% Montgomery Street, San-Franciro:
Bunting Flags.
In view of the movement for a mor
general use of the Stars and Stripes, especially in conne_tion with the education
ial arrangements to furnish the BES’
Publishers ‘(Daily Transcript,’’ NeSemi-Annual Report of the Citizens
Bank and Its Agency at Grasa Valley, Showing its Financial Conditions ow the Merning of July 1,
$8,592 35
51,910 30
19,537 37
5,00 OU
4,469 12] jeility resting upon them, nordclay Gob
7,220 45
———
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ALL RAIL ROUTES
—OF THE—
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
(PaciFic System.)
Daily Express Trains make prompt connec
tions with Railway nes
in the East,
—AND ATHew York and New Orleans
With Steamer Lines to
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PULLMAN PALACE
SLEEPING CAR*
And Sccond-class Sleeping Oars
Attachec to Express ‘lrains.
Tickets sold, Sieeping Car Berths secureo,
and other information given upon applicetion at the Compauy’s olfices where passe
zera calling in person can secure choice oi
outes, etc.
Orders sold at Lowest Rates for tickets
tor passage from Europe and Eastern cittes to any point in the Pacific States and
ferritories. These orders, if not used,
r. eons
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therefor.
T. H.GOODMAN,
General Pass Agent.
RB. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager.
San Francisco Cal,
2AIL ROAD LANDS.
For tands in Central and Northeru California, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply
or address, :
wW.H. MILLS, Lanu Agent,C. P. R. R. yu
‘rancisco.
for Laudsin Sovthern California, appl)
or adiress .
HROME MADDEN, Land Agent,8. P. RB.
Stu Francisco, Cal.
the Dairy [Pe \NscripT at the following U TH. UNFORTUNATE
BR. GIBBONS DISPENSARS
Ne. 6833 Kearney Street,
orner Commercial
Established in 18for the treatmen
of Seuxal and sem)
nal Diseases suci
as Gonorrhea, Ulee
Stricture, syphil.
in all ite form
Seminal WeakueImpotency, eu
Akin Diseases «
(poe too al ap
lcerated ee
successfully tree
ed.
* Dr. Gibbon hasth:
‘easure of annooncing tat he has returne
rom visiting the princip+i Hospitals of Eu
]] ‘ope, and has resumed practice af the Dis
ensary, 623 Kearney Street, hau Francisc:
bere his old patients and those requirin
his services may find him.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
seminal Emissions, the cousequeuce
lf abuse, This svlitary vice, or depravec
«xual indulgence, is practiced bythe ywutl
vi both sexes to ap almost unlimited ex¢nt, producing with unerring certainty thi
olvowing train of murbid symptoms unie +
ombatted by scientific medical measurer
iz’ Ballow countenance, dark spots unde
ne eyes, puin in the aead, ring ng in th
ars boise like the rustlig of leaves anc
he rattling of chariota, uneasiness ubout
ving, weaknews uf the limbs, confused vir
on, blunted intellect, loss of confidence
iMdence in approaching strungers, u disike t& form new ecquaintanuces, dispositio:
» shun society, loss of memory, necti
tusbes, pimples and various eruptionsabou'
he face, furred tongue,fetid breuth,coughe
onaum ption, night sweats, nonomania ane
requent insanity. [f reli sf be not obtained
ersons #0 aftiicted should apply immediat
., either in person or by letter.and have;
ure effected by his new sudscientific mod.
soating these diseases, which neve failao
gftecting « quick and :udical cure.
f MAKKIED MEN,
+ those who contemplate mnarelage whe
ry euffering under any of these fear ‘ul maldies, should not forget the sacred respon
=
“in immediate relief.
CURED AT HOML.
LIABILEFIES.
Paid up Capital...
Reserve Fund..
We the undersigned do solemnly swea:
that we have each of us a pe
is-@ true and
ing vf July 1, 1892, according to the bes
vrrespondents,
We furthermore solemnly swear tha
he paid-up Capital Stock of the Citizen
turegoiug report.
oregome SPF" 8. M. PRESTON,
President.
D. E. Morea,
Assistant Cashier.
38: Subseribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day wi Juiy, 1802.
(szaL]} Frep Sears,
Notary Public.
$278,071 30
22,873 Ox
200,856 79
$278,071 30
owl.
edge of the mattera contained “in the
foregoing statement, and that the same
i correct report of the financial condition of the Citizens Bank and
its Agency at (irass Valley, on the mornot our knowledge and belief; and the assets therein named ure all/in the custody
ot the said Bank, its proper officers and
Bank is Tuircy Thousand Dollars in golu
coin valuatiou, as will appear frum the
State of California, c: unty of Nevada,
v ata distance may be CURED Al
(OME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
t»ting case, symptoms, length of time the
iseage has continued, an
vili be promptly sent,
eriony. to an
ol and p
the medicintree from damage o1
part of the couatry, with
Jain directions for use. The Docwr eures --when others fail. Try him.
‘barges reasouuble cull or write.
address DK. J, ¥. GIBBUN, ows Kearne)
street, corner Commercial, San Francia o
dihee Box 1957.
ORS. STARKEY & PALEN'S
Treatment : by + Inhalation,
1529 Arch 8t., Philsde!phia Pa.
£ r Uonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Dyeuntery, Uatarrh, y Fever, D.bilitv, Headache, umatism, ,Neuralgia, aud all Uhroaio and Nervous
Disorders
‘HE orixina) and only genuine Com
pound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dre
sturkey and Palen, is ascientific adjustment
ifthe elements of Oxygen aud Nitsroxen
WAGNETIZED ; and the compound is so co:jiensed nud made 5 ortable thatitis sent all
ver the werld,
it bag'een in use for more than tweft)
-ars; thousands of patients huve been
reated, aud vveroue huousand physiciaus
iave used it,and recommended it—a very
ignifivaut jact
tdves not a tas most drugs do, by creat
cauother ailment, ana benefiting one
’ ab nt the expe ye of any. ber, often rejring a secund course to eradicate the
_vilettecta of the tirat, but Compoun i Oxyseu is a revituliger, renewing, strengthen
ng, invigorsting the whale budy.
it
t
Empire Livery Stable
JAMES HENNESSY, Proprieto:
Stable has the largest lot.of
To be found ip this part of the State.
Teams with el: t Bugsi
Hacks to let at the shortest
the most reasonable terms
‘The horses are {ree from vice, uf grod sty!
aD ble of
ce and 2
to file poev'demcig Sey nae ig or
before said . y ugust, bie.
man cares to drive.
Good Saddle Horses always on band
CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROX PTL
Broad st., Nevade City. _Na-ona £3
ovate oot
‘Q\HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIE)
Herses, Carriages and Bugsgte
ea, Wagons aro
neti
ng as fest as any gontle
‘These statements are copfirmed by numeroustestimoniuls, publishedin our bouk
uf 200 es only witu the express permissivn oO the patients; their uumes and ad. gaes ure given, aud yuu Can refer to them
ior furtheriuformation,
‘Tue yreatscress of Our treatment bas
‘iver rise tua hos: of imitators, unserupu
ious persuns ; some Calliug their prepara
tions Compound Usygen, often appro rintjugaurvallinaniaie and the names of our
patients, Ww recommend worthless econcoc
ticus, Butapy substance made clsewhere
ur by others, «bd called Compound Ux) Ken
os spurious.
*SBM POUND OXYGEN—IT8 MODE OF
ACTION AND KE>ULTS,” is the titie of a
uew book of 200 pages, published by Drs,
st rkey & Palea, which givestv all euquir
ers ful) informetiou as to th s remarkavule
curwtive agent. anda recerd of surp ising
co resipe Wide rauge of «hrovic Caxes—
maby of them ufter being ab Ddoued to aie
‘bys tuerphyaicians, Will be mailed Puke
Ww aby address Qu avpheati no
DRS. STARKEY & PALEN.
will be redeemed at the full amount paid
Solid Gold and Silver Watches’
Kealhauiy tne iv portance of guod wos
premitm, Kebove sclieckd the “W witha”
Doty the ve-tkay BD ond sueet T liapte Gib
pee esin che market. Phe Autches lave o
world-wide reputation which they have alneu
selgiyon their wuerite, “Phe cases We gumeante
we ve foolis guid aud Coin oliv tf respectively,
and if not justas represented may be recur. «
UF expense and We WUi ret Lhe mene) pala
We are prepare! W wake Ue most Liberal propo
«tions op these watches a preuurms, a sul be
rem by the following offers:
Solia Gold Watch—Gents .
A peutcinan’s solid gold bundy case Watch,
* Waitnam”’ inovemen:, -lem-winding ae stem:
<ling, with DAILY PRANSCRIPE nd Dui
Bulletin, ove year, $36.00. wan, VDALLY CKAN
Rie Th and Weekly Budetin, one yo-t, ets
sabscrive: paye eXpreos ch tgor un Wiveh fom
ou Franceice
Y Solid Gold Watch—Ladies .
A taly' ov td yold tun ing case watch, “* Wal
tham” wovemeut, stew wiewting, oot sett ug.
witn DAILY ARANSCAIPE aud Dwly Duden,
ie your, az¥, with VAILY PRAsSUKIET ane
Weekl) uiietio, vie year, 320,90, Su scribes
OU ps) eXpresr charges. Ou W bch ew Sul Pral
Solid Silver Watches.
Solidco silver hunting case walter WaiQaw” mvuvemvut, stem-wi ding aud ste.usvting.@ taorsughly reliabie Unie-k r, with
DAILY i KANDSCHKIPT aud Daily Builetin, our
out, $18; Wits DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud W. ekly
fetin, Jue year, $16.90, Subscriter to pa)
o&Xpféer charges ul Wateb trum San Francisey.
sume Watch, ope. uve, with VAILY THAN
‘} SUBIPT, ana Daily Bulleun, une year, 316; with
DALLY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly bulletia, one
your, #12.y0 Subscriber to pay -Xpress charger
On Wate frow san francisco.
Nickle Watch.
A osadsyuic nick © steii-wiuding watch, open
face, govd movement, with VAILY TRKAwoCaiPs nu Daily Bulletia, one-year, $11; with
DAILY TKAANSUKLFE suu Weekly Bulictin, One
year 96.0. Subscriber pay eXprese chaser
ou w.tch from Sau Francisco.
Bicys.es.
The Bicycle we «ave siected ar ® premium
ne “apolio”—while wut the must expensiye Tee"
iret-class article in eer) respect, it is hin fsome aud substantially wade. it runs cavily aud
oa prime fayurnw, it ie etaudaru fluish with
suckle Uimmings, aud vill be sewut complete with
saddle-bay, Coie, €. Wall be sent with DAILY
PraNocCXiPi aad Wally Bulleun, ope yeur, fy1
giv, with DAILY TKANSUKIPT and Weekly
* ulletan, Que year, $2b.¥0. (The above pripes ure
ur & 36-1ch Whee, Price por additional inco
uade known on spplicativa.; Subevribe: to pay
va press charges on vicy cle trom Fan Francisco.
Boys’ Velocipedes.
A 16-inch wheel, stanueru tinish, wrought iron
velucipede, with Leli, etc., complete, seus wiuh
VA\LY PRANSUKIPT and Daily Bulletin, om
year, $1250; with DAIL» TKASSCKIPT anu
Wevkly Bulletin, one year. $10.40.
Type Writers
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ulnutes, With DAILY 1KANSUKIVT and Dail
duleun, one year, auu the DAILY TKAN
WWHIVT and Weekly Buligtiu, one year, $15
Suvacriber pays express,
Cane,
Neither too large nor too small,” but just th
« ghts.ze witn 14-k yuld head, will be sent with
VALLY TRAN: CRIPT ant Daily Bulletin, one
year, $12.60; with DAILY TKANSCKIPT and
Weekly Bulletin, oue )car, $10.50. Subscribe:
pseys eXpress,
Telescope.
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sromiun teleseupe is w yuod, strong instrument,
Vith ao QObjee.-ylas 9 tuches in diameter, *
tawe, 5 iucues long Wheu Cluseu, lea: her '
sud willbe seat with VAILy TRANSCKIPT anu
Vaily Bulletin, one ) esr, $11; with vA.L» THAN.
WHIPT anu Wekly Bulletin, one year, $y.
dubsoriber to pay expresy charges.
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