July 17, 1893 (4 pages)

seat ee a ALB ey eens mcrae nla INSTRUCTION BOOKS Table of Distances. From Nevada City to Moore’s Fiat. You Bet 1 76 88 19 aaa P._FISHER renee rpemearntieraenennenigen ne Boome 2 rf AND. Hy MEBORAN Peek CHANGE, CALIFOR. SAN FRAN cisco. B. ADVERTISEMENTS eSolicited for all newspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich isiends, aaa, Mikiaa wow denied the tes apan ne, New an us= "Co onies, the Eastern St and ure Files of tp eee Spd mewspaper publisne =n the Pacific peat S ry kept conubntly on hand, and all are allowed free access ss fo them during business hours PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CLAIMS. United: States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights,. labels and designs regis Rejected cases "prosecuted; ment suits conducted in any United States Court. If you have an invention, send us a sketch-pho: bh or small model, together with a brief description of the most important features and 7” will advise you Skecourse to pursue. If you are in possession of patents and the same are infringement, 81 it the matter to us for a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF. 0 “Box 35, Brick siene enol Do. aaa -—=\ Chicaro -Cottave oa Has atiained astandudofexcelleno whhi admits of no searriosr, It containe ve improvement that in secutive genius, aud mouey cau pro duce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of toms, ance . response, variety of ‘combination, ;beauty Bg finish, perfect coustruction, them the most attractive, ornamental and cara bie ansene it for E Soe schools, churches oat SSE ieeoration; BuST MATERIAL, a COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. AOUCILLED SORE MEE AND PIANO STOOLS Jearnslogees and rrice ce I isie on oppiicatian Bt EHIOAGO UOTTAGE ORGAN 00Now Ready ! LIFE AND WORK OF JAS. G. BLAINE The Only Authentic Werk P 1) hed. On which the authorsbav been ¢ raged for ovel ays ‘Tr. . : Sold omy by Subs * thos sere and @mselves ae yoda We sincerely warn hook 2 and the public exninet <9 a +to ba led astty . aud ch “eatch-penny”’ ne aie rd the great Statesman which wiki be thrown en the market within a very short time, aod which consist of thing but a collecion. of old and unreliable newspaper clipngs. Don’t be carried away by any flarc and attractive cir ulars that you may receive relating to any bh books, because what you wantis 4 THE ONLY STA?t D WORK on the life of the illustri us tesman, wanted ail over this State. <1 aa workers jing $100a week for ‘the ext three Donths. Bend atonce forspeci circulars d further particulars jor? = $1.00 for ou fit] to DOMIN' yN PUBLISHING 00, 4 Seattle, Wash Bunting Flags. 3 Im view of the movement for a more general use of the Stars and Stri especially in copuestion with the education “ ~ae youth, we have made specents to furnish =~ ¥ of Bunting F to of * qeeye re cm ea the following low. prices » 1.4 CLATION SIZES. GB feet long. ... ee OF 4.37 6 feet loup ..+-.cas ae 5.67 7 feet rag. .-scecsereresqes 6.34 B feet! omg. .-.-eeeeeeeee oe 1.00 10 feet long..-+++--eeeeers 8.00 12 feet long-..--seeeerers 8.67 14 feet long..---++++> see 12.84 16 feet long.. .--.++-> eons 14,00 18 feet long..+--esecees +» 15.34 20 feet long. ..---e+se0e go ALOT 26 feet long. ..+++rsecceene 25.00 28 feet long..--++e--+e0 27.00 30 feet long..--.errr 29.34 82 feet long.. Gab tor ees . 33.34 BG icet long..-.++ sere ecnees 36.67 These Flags are guaranteed to be equal any Bunting Flags in the country. Address all orders with remittance to . BROWN & CALKINS, Publishers ‘Dally Transeript.’’ Nevada City, Cal. —_—_ UNION MARKET COMMERCIAL OFREST. ‘NPVADA Clit DEALERS IB _ Beet, Perk, Mutton, Vesl Ete.) sere oo lowest rates. : ‘4SEEP ON HAND A W: De gTOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS. !BACON and LARD (Regular Price $1.2°'a' Year) as follows : be. Ho 8. t Sha mt. Miguel. 1 261i $13 05 Both tor 50: a°~¥ ear ! [praise ass! ae EES mani Mics erin 1378 «100 6,00 of Bariere Marie 199 eg 11-68 ; ee ae Cty eT de ree Merle. suede sige . 1662 54 270 / o4 @erbee Evumine ...-: 1887 4 4 THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT m4 ( Regutar Price $6 a Fear): : x = Ra “ je . vy rres Kary maven, Prise.” ele ge 104 ; lanie,Gus rdian,etc1651 269 . 13.45 5 ot isigiage dagelags ery Melanle, Gus wuennie 21 1.05 THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY GALL . aio, 1088 { Rogdsa: Pree $6 u Yoar) v4 0.0 Both for $9 ea a ane :S 2.60 250 . . Rebin Helene.. ..--2.50 YOu: cre . 1.18 25.00 z r & Joe. 1085 o aa Those in arrests for tne Teaxacusee. nnbw: toast’ yay up tr full: ra wit a also Wetsel ae ore 1609 ae pay one year’s combination price in advance. heel e0., Trustee “aes 1525 Te ee ee : y <s 156 100 5.90 The Daily Transcript ee oe cg eee Iatne erof Northern Central Datitorais—-s position tt hed wiskntaliied sitter We zel Theo, Trustee..1649 105 88.75 . ot faee 1860. ves o lateutand and mosts , Trastee.. =e Court, § rvisoral and other Nevais county news. sbetebe Mining Wetzel. Theo:, Trustee.. 1692 100 5.00 ing and uteresting Wetzel jheo., Trustee. 1716 63 8.15 sa Frandisco WHS Co Waters ie Ws ai €o., rrus 6e. --. 8 The S cisco ee y Ci Wetvel Theo, Trustee. 1750 409 -20-00 C0.5 'O6. 55% : , Isa handsome eight-page It is issned. every ‘Thursdey, and ‘ebunsdind’ all?ef°th . Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1792 100 5.00 important aoa a the week, gleaned from. e quarter of the glebs, complete ap,to etzel Theo:, Trustee. . 1798 400 = of It contains interesting Phe 8 the Wetzel Theo., Trustee .. 1804 100 9 eipal cides of the world and a vast amount ort ent nplected& bee 4 Theo., Steed ay Pee od et doom and pn peal aisction . te Mintos, Sagwicuibass } mowend isin zoo it Trustee. . 1817 2B Ls every feapect s dravelass fam amily-parer, eppéaling othe! interest of every mumpecotine Weteel Th te ‘noo severe = 28 — . 1Theo., Trustee . . 1835 150 7.50 Wetzel. Th Trustee pe 1837 100 5.00 Big r() oe immaires: e e ven issues & wee’ ‘ > ae . “tive metropolitan daily Ithertielargestel 8a =a 4 BgbeeZrostes ' 12.60 : eding newspaper the Pacific C wana Theo. . 0 it. _ fringed, or if you are charged within. tne NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( ee 86a You emp bikie PeGicns00 . wey aL The “Daily Transcript” ‘has ‘the most complete Book and Job Printing Office in California.A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR $I7. Including . Yeats Subscription “The Daily Trapeszipt.” We have made such arrangéntents as énablé.is to Offer the Chicazo . Lonemont, Con., Nov. 17, 1889. I received the machine all ri t,an am well pleased with it. It ex cellent work, Pawinan McCarty. ~“SYOs, Ane. DEST “VE OS fe Chicago Singer sewing m+: hine 0 pba Kansas,.Dec, 6, 1889. We rece’ ived the machine some two uionttis ag ave given it a fair trigl and Bke 4 very much, We think it is as good as 4 forty dollar machine. Mise Janz Roweru. ae chine Jackson, Ca., Nov, 16, 1889. recexed iy pede, ‘ne, pnd I .seceived ‘your premium sewing . would ask about: thirty-five “ollirs for machine in order, and am well] such a machine. Many thsaks. pleased with the same, Accept my Josyen B cuman, thanks. A. Norton. W aiit’s Briwer, N. Y., Nov.20, ©89. Somerset, Va., Oct. °8, 1889. [ would say, after using the swing . The machine ordered of vou arrived, machine received from* you, it giver pot end i ie rfect satisfaetion in all respects, do as isan wir aie ‘pe ing aibkinds of work very nicely Sy Maus. I. O. Yeomans. Weersox0, Ma. 10, 1889. eb. Noy 1889. My sewing meshine ¢ es bot al a ER de-2 von come po pea ag ABY woven ft der. It is nicely cat, and works ‘ ones oes like a chasm, and we are delighted Husmuna, Ohio, Nov. 19, 18b9. . with it. B-PrYounc. The sewing machine. I got from you . Best Advertising medium in Northern California. , San F pcotmaty fornia; location o © phage ffaqtent ; ere deitng pened ary the folstock { assess—— eee ‘on and thirty corer im Gist) day of May, 106. t7 seve: mounts set o of wa die, sove ~ emounts se’ op ‘/MDelinsitieat Wotiece. BEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMD)Paxy— Location wt altfornt: piace of — site the names of the respective sharehol tod Truste Weisel Thee Trustee 1930 And in a with law, and an order of the Board of ee made ar Lew 4 Bist ot 4 Ma: so many sheres of each parcel o iy. ao, 30 muy be necessary will be sold at ublie pon pe hg ribe root. 1, Se of the company, 340 Bonsome biree San Aare potato 7 alifornia, on Gbandey the 27th day of July a4 the hour of 3 o’clock P, M., of said ae CS delinquent assessments thereon, ‘toge a cost of advertising and expenses of the tale. ____ THRO. greet, ooun 10, Gas Officé :—320 Sansome street, Koom 10, D Franciseo, California Delinquent Notice. : : As pe eee) es pag at x. H Loc of pi wv! place of business, . City jon of 3 -Nevade . described stock on account rena o nike, 0. 10) levied ou the 10th day of June. ¢ several amounts set opposi names ge the respective sharehoiders, as ows: & No: No: F Names. Cert. She. Amt. H. C. Miils, 12 50 5 00 H. C, Mills, §2 2 250 y B.Gray, 14 DB 2 50 T. B. @ noe I ond 1244 1B William Urawtord,~ “es Tw 10 06 yee H. Crawford, 38 50 .2 2 24 100 10 H. MeCoy, 59 50 5 00 H. Lape, 8I 100 10 00 H. Lane, 64 50 5 00 D, 8. Baker, 82 Tee 10 00 D. 8. Baker, 65 50 6 00 Geo. Dulac, 36 bo igs . Geo. Dulac, 72 17 17 Geo. Dulac, 74 103 1 4 C. J. Natiziger, & 79 184 13 5 ‘John M. Hussey, % 87} 37a John M, Hussey. 4g7 luv lo ES fperrison I. Gove. 98 500 arrison L. Gove, 126 11634 11 or 1 eer. ison L. Gove, 143 . bd 0 06 E. Booth, 108 : > % E. Booth. 1233 2) 5 J. ¥W; Jenkins, 110 i) & -69bo h McAuly, 124 100 16 00 jo Reh gisns 5 15 00 14) 150 auce with law, and an order ‘of ny] Bousd of Directors, made on the 10th day of Jané,; 1893,s0 many shares of each parcel of such atock as may be nec will be _ at public auction at the office of the compe Nevada City, Cal, on the Mth day of July, £ at ae nese of * o'clock a. — said day, pay elinqgue Freon, Booed Bn with costs tad a vettising aud expenas of the sale. CasPeER, Secre Office in the rdar of Carter & Johnsten’s store on Pine street, Nevade City, Cal. DELINQUENT NOTICE. DIN’ GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, cation of works,;* City, Nevada Count , California. Location of principal er pod Tigre bre City, Cal cdr en cae e are glial a) e .folfaire lov ied on i acon abt Of eben af e ute, . cot te the ; as folNames. a x Charles Klingens: f, ao ae. peers Klimge: ry 130s illigalt Berg, DAS tary. & Rnstou’s . #4 ty, California, Nétled db batb of Real 1 Katate at Private OTICE’ ER GIVEN. THAT IN a tH Ee pe of the Superior fos meg as a premium last year, cannot be beatSr. Manoaner’s, 3, Md., Dec. ff, 1886. of the County ot Poveds Btate «f Calisooty We receiv wep eh ‘weeks “nade eo f. a Julv¥,*1808, in 7 oe ore ay ae Mn. * . ines el are Pasay it: tee re ae Opn wecrens with f tani ato Hah ae ian of of you e640 We rmrnsoneed aie eee : est ber, for Ce 7 ee : ors, in MachineNo. 3 and Las TRANSCRIPYS ryear.:. .VtZ' 00 OY Pas a tasted in the 4 “ teste Go ese p Blok © 2, ag designated upon the official Map of Nevada City, being undivided ¢ 5 ss Li eeeetQ OO three fourths interest therein, on T L , the day-of July, 1898, at 12 o'clock M. ‘that Sm. Subscribea *o pay freight foam the factory, which . . wilt bg regetved for suid prop ‘. a 4 THREE ANP A Ha F DOLLARS /0°"Medllld City. 349 ate 4 aie . <4 he wi eed at the expense of re gee Guardian of the Fo ng ¢ Grouison Minors. July ei 1590. td. s Asressment Notice, aera wit, et 3 cipal. place © : eo. . j fi ofa. ia LoeeThe Transcript is the [Psst eect ttt June, tate held ‘on the “T ntyefi a tn aanmeat ha et nae perce en} }aball Thisty-Firet vel id Ee 2 Oe tbe ht oF adani unik GE 4% “told on See Hird u tigethor Al Ofiee on Bion 3 Of The Transcript eed comfornia, *Feoumny, “ca io gh OtGE—THETS . “are delinquent . pen e foliowing : hie]. place o1}-% plete Book and J ob Printing Office ‘in Northere CaliABOUT THE TEA WE ‘S “et o¥Des sheipeiine eileen tug vis rue, thing asvun-cured tea inexis’cn 2,0. 1670) have scon it, But-there is, an. tw ./ &. Jean . the sweetest, purest, and most uegrant, You (ei th ence how itis that it is not offered for ‘eale and that you Know nothing of ft. That is@uswereé easily; but it is necessary to present frm o fow details. The public only knows” Swe general classes, viz., the green and the Back teas. F Green Teas. Few people know that the bright biuish green color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color. Un“pleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless artificial; Prussian bdiue, silica, gypsum, _pimumbago, and other unhealthful mineral @olors being used for this purpose. Theeffect ~ fe twofold. It not only makes the teas bright, ‘ghiny, attractivé green; but also permits the ese of “ off-colot” and worthless teas, which, ence under the green-cloak, are readily worked off as 8 good quality of tea. Theabom:. inable coloring practice éven admits of the . ee of foreign’ substances, dnd the English ‘government. which looks closer into the genBineness of its staples thau ours, bas in some of the alleged “finest” of teas found redried straw, fragments of matting, ‘ioe: and willow leaves. In fact, it isc>enly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, and wik low leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report fea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to nake sweepings and bad tea ipntoa merchaniulle product with a few cents’ worth of gree: coloring matter ig toa strong to withstand, acd the worthlessuess of the trash that often finds its way to this man ket labeled “New ” “Best Quality,” “Green Tes,” ete. w simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbago, gypsuni, and the other mineral colors that are employed. __ ss sdBlack Teas. ‘The basket and pan-fired Japan teas,as well as the China teas that may be included under the general heading of “ biack teas,” got thei: _ color from the firing or toasting process, but _ “mineral coloring matter is also frequently used te give a certain desired commercial appearance. The firiug and the coloring, as im the green teas, largely conceals the identity of the tea, and permits the use of the © very cheapest teas, to argue nothing#for the deteriorating effect of excessive fring Jwhich muet be resorted to when @ very eheap predUct is used and an extréiiie color desized, _Beech’s Tea (Sun-dried), . Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleet the oe et thom, and whet, 00 ac fo. “wd all ‘a Beene Tee.” * the biaeh teas, and th> drawn tes presents a lear, brilliant eana*y. colee, of delightful ‘fragrances. It ig offered te the people at 60c “1'. ” chaly oolved tons eogogee tan. et fhe goer won't get it if athe ir ethee mame can be patefenyom, Ask Notice to ‘Creditors. STATE OF ALBION K. PARSONS Deceased Notiee is hereb underned, Admiatetretur # the “efluts'® os alpien . Parsons deceased, to the er od nee of a per? . persone te enbibit the ~ the waa ex em, vouchers, within four ee Ses e "Ee +4 after first pepiies on of this notice to iy esaid Administer = ~ at ne ring Cal same pestnans of des'ate in 4 Cc e a A nistrator of Estate of Aivion K. Parga this Tenth day of July 1898 SRaRLs, fy Ang J * the} ranning and most con il wooden Saue hemtaeehe and. le tolened. tyelt, neored cover, roped table n Gai discutaniaueien ave Cee waned aig updos J amesCairns” a rrerrenrnanceieen tent i. cntemnee HAS OPENED IN THE Bultiag next 10 Hamugssy’s Stable ® “ON BROAD STREET, With the LARGEST STOCK OF HARNESS, SADDIES, ROBES; WH#PS, Ete a Ie Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they will be offered for sale at a LOWER RATE .than_ the -same ‘quality of good can be bought anywhere else in the State. An Analysis The sworn certificate of a San Francisco chemist gives the following result of gn analysis of several brands of tea purchased in the open market: No. 1. (Black.) Colored with plnmbago and indigo. No, 2. (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbago and gy psum. No. 3. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and ye!low ochre, No. 4,. (Green,) Excessive coloring, consisting of indigo and aluminous earth, . No, 5, (Unoclored? alleged.) Colored with plambago and clay. Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of Pure Japan Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyed sun: cured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it. A child can drink it. . Draws a canary color of delightful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea. You use only half as much per cup, Sixty cents per pound. Never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ‘BEECH'S. TEA “Pure As Thildhood, GEO. G GAYLORD and SHURTLEFF & SON i '” Sole Agents for Nevada City. GINGER SEWING MACK INES This machine is made after the J/atets modes rtom Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, of namentation and appearance. All the parts are made to gauge exactly the same a8 the Singer, and are constructed of precisely. the same materials. The. Chicago Singer Machine have every important improvement in*a /oose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance heed 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 julled.out enough to release. the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or’ left where it is held by liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left al out of the wheel when not in use, so that the; machine cannot be operated by the treadle. The driving wwseel on this machine is iteisted to be the siniplest, easies venient of any. he muchine is self-threaving, nas the and thread A gg is mude of the best muerial, with the ‘lt has ve ne WARRANT FVERY MACHING TOR 5 Y FA aR. a stop-pin till the bobbin is filled. When the machine is Ban and 10: ing a land 8:6 land 45a. 25 ce LE 10: train 9:4 East . cisco 4:1( San Fi the E 10:1] leavin passen Poinis GEO . EDV R G NAIVE a Sigi in the Fron Car Bu Sig SHOP ° oF El Pa HE G coast tages; w uneguale bath-nea Oregon. } ing at "1 ciseo, at Qay; no . @ Civil Depu Deput; Onies i City, Cal, BRO; J sf. C istome with thes ‘Beef,

seat ee a ALB ey eens mcrae nla INSTRUCTION BOOKS Table of Distances. From Nevada City to Moore’s Fiat. You Bet 1 76 88 19 aaa P._FISHER renee rpemearntieraenennenigen ne Boome 2 rf AND. Hy MEBORAN Peek CHANGE, CALIFOR. SAN FRAN cisco. B. ADVERTISEMENTS eSolicited for all newspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich isiends, aaa, Mikiaa wow denied the tes apan ne, New an us= "Co onies, the Eastern St and ure Files of tp eee Spd mewspaper publisne =n the Pacific peat S ry kept conubntly on hand, and all are allowed free access ss fo them during business hours PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CLAIMS. United: States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights,. labels and designs regis Rejected cases "prosecuted; ment suits conducted in any United States Court. If you have an invention, send us a sketch-pho: bh or small model, together with a brief description of the most important features and 7” will advise you Skecourse to pursue. If you are in possession of patents and the same are infringement, 81 it the matter to us for a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF. 0 “Box 35, Brick siene enol Do. aaa -—=\ Chicaro -Cottave oa Has atiained astandudofexcelleno whhi admits of no searriosr, It containe ve improvement that in secutive genius, aud mouey cau pro duce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of toms, ance . response, variety of ‘combination, ;beauty Bg finish, perfect coustruction, them the most attractive, ornamental and cara bie ansene it for E Soe schools, churches oat SSE ieeoration; BuST MATERIAL, a COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. AOUCILLED SORE MEE AND PIANO STOOLS Jearnslogees and rrice ce I isie on oppiicatian Bt EHIOAGO UOTTAGE ORGAN 00Now Ready ! LIFE AND WORK OF JAS. G. BLAINE The Only Authentic Werk P 1) hed. On which the authorsbav been ¢ raged for ovel ays ‘Tr. . : Sold omy by Subs * thos sere and @mselves ae yoda We sincerely warn hook 2 and the public exninet <9 a +to ba led astty . aud ch “eatch-penny”’ ne aie rd the great Statesman which wiki be thrown en the market within a very short time, aod which consist of thing but a collecion. of old and unreliable newspaper clipngs. Don’t be carried away by any flarc and attractive cir ulars that you may receive relating to any bh books, because what you wantis 4 THE ONLY STA?t D WORK on the life of the illustri us tesman, wanted ail over this State. <1 aa workers jing $100a week for ‘the ext three Donths. Bend atonce forspeci circulars d further particulars jor? = $1.00 for ou fit] to DOMIN' yN PUBLISHING 00, 4 Seattle, Wash Bunting Flags. 3 Im view of the movement for a more general use of the Stars and Stri especially in copuestion with the education “ ~ae youth, we have made specents to furnish =~ ¥ of Bunting F to of * qeeye re cm ea the following low. prices » 1.4 CLATION SIZES. GB feet long. ..... ee OF 4.37 6 feet loup ....+-.cas ae 5.67 7 feet rag.. .-scecsereresqes 6.34 B feet! omg. ..-.-eeeeeeeee oe 1.00 10 feet long....-+++--eeeeers 8.00 12 feet long-...--seeeerers 8.67 14 feet long....---++++> see 12.84 16 feet long... .--.++-> eons 14,00 18 feet long....+--esecees +» 15.34 20 feet long. ....---e+se0e go ALOT 26 feet long. ....+++rsecceene 25.00 28 feet long....--++e--+e0 27.00 30 feet long....--.errr 29.34 82 feet long.... Gab tor ees . 33.34 BG icet long...-.++ sere ecnees 36.67 These Flags are guaranteed to be equal any Bunting Flags in the country. Address all orders with remittance to . BROWN & CALKINS, Publishers ‘Dally Transeript.’’ Nevada City, Cal. —_—_ UNION MARKET COMMERCIAL OFREST. ‘NPVADA Clit DEALERS IB _ Beet, Perk, Mutton, Vesl Ete.) sere oo lowest rates. : ‘4SEEP ON HAND A W: De gTOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS. !BACON and LARD (Regular Price $1.2°'a' Year) as follows : be. Ho 8. t Sha mt. Miguel.. 1 261i $13 05 Both tor 50: a°~¥ ear ! [praise ass! ae EES mani Mics erin 1378 «100 6,00 of Bariere Marie 199 eg 11-68 ; ee ae Cty eT de ree Merle.. suede sige . 1662 54 270 / o4 @erbee Evumine .....-: 1887 4 4 THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT m4 ( Regutar Price $6 a Fear): : x = Ra “ je . vy rres Kary maven, Prise.” ele ge 104 ; lanie,Gus rdian,etc1651 269 . 13.45 5 ot isigiage dagelags ery Melanle, Gus wuennie 21 1.05 THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY GALL . aio, 1088 { Rogdsa: Pree $6 u Yoar) v4 0.0 Both for $9 ea a ane :S 2.60 250 . . Rebin Helene... ...--2.50 YOu: cre . 1.18 25.00 z r & Joe. 1085 o aa Those in arrests for tne Teaxacusee. nnbw: toast’ yay up tr full: ra wit a also Wetsel ae ore 1609 ae pay one year’s combination price in advance. heel e0., Trustee “aes 1525 Te ee ee : y <s 156 100 5.90 The Daily Transcript ee oe cg eee Iatne erof Northern Central Datitorais—-s position tt hed wiskntaliied sitter We zel Theo, Trustee...1649 105 88.75 . ot faee 1860. ves o lateutand and mosts , Trastee... =e Court, § rvisoral and other Nevais county news. sbetebe Mining Wetzel. Theo:, Trustee... 1692 100 5.00 ing and uteresting Wetzel jheo., Trustee.. 1716 63 8.15 sa Frandisco WHS Co Waters ie Ws ai €o., rrus 6e. --. 8 The S cisco ee y Ci Wetvel Theo, Trustee.. 1750 409 -20-00 C0.5 'O6. 55% : , Isa handsome eight-page It is issned. every ‘Thursdey, and ‘ebunsdind’ all?ef°th . Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1792 100 5.00 important aoa a the week, gleaned from. e quarter of the glebs, complete ap,to etzel Theo:, Trustee.. . 1798 400 = of It contains interesting Phe 8 the Wetzel Theo., Trustee ... 1804 100 9 eipal cides of the world and a vast amount ort ent nplected& bee 4 Theo., Steed ay Pee od et doom and pn peal aisction . te Mintos, Sagwicuibass } mowend isin zoo it Trustee.. . 1817 2B Ls every feapect s dravelass fam amily-parer, eppéaling othe! interest of every mumpecotine Weteel Th te ‘noo severe = 28 — . 1Theo., Trustee . . 1835 150 7.50 Wetzel. Th Trustee pe 1837 100 5.00 Big r() oe immaires: e e ven issues & wee’ ‘ > ae . “tive metropolitan daily Ithertielargestel 8a =a 4 BgbeeZrostes ' 12.60 : eding newspaper the Pacific C wana Theo. . 0 it. _ fringed, or if you are charged within. tne NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( ee 86a You emp bikie PeGicns00 . wey aL The “Daily Transcript” ‘has ‘the most complete Book and Job Printing Office in California.A $45 SEWING MACHINE FOR $I7. Including . Yeats Subscription “The Daily Trapeszipt.” We have made such arrangéntents as énablé.is to Offer the Chicazo . Lonemont, Con., Nov. 17, 1889. I received the machine all ri t,an am well pleased with it. It ex cellent work, Pawinan McCarty. ~“SYOs, Ane. DEST “VE OS fe Chicago Singer sewing m+: hine 0 pba Kansas,.Dec, 6, 1889. We rece’ ived the machine some two uionttis ag ave given it a fair trigl and Bke 4 very much, We think it is as good as 4 forty dollar machine. Mise Janz Roweru. ae chine Jackson, Ca., Nov, 16, 1889. recexed iy pede, ‘ne, pnd I .seceived ‘your premium sewing . would ask about: thirty-five “ollirs for machine in order, and am well] such a machine. Many thsaks. pleased with the same, Accept my Josyen B cuman, thanks. A. Norton. W aiit’s Briwer, N. Y., Nov.20, ©89. Somerset, Va., Oct. °8, 1889. [ would say, after using the swing . The machine ordered of vou arrived, machine received from* you, it giver pot end i ie rfect satisfaetion in all respects, do as isan wir aie ‘pe ing aibkinds of work very nicely Sy Maus. I. O. Yeomans. Weersox0, Ma. 10, 1889. eb. Noy 1889. My sewing meshine ¢ es bot al a ER de-2 von come po pea ag ABY woven ft der. It is nicely cat, and works ‘ ones oes like a chasm, and we are delighted Husmuna, Ohio, Nov. 19, 18b9. . with it. B-PrYounc. The sewing machine. I got from you . Best Advertising medium in Northern California. , San F pcotmaty fornia; location o © phage ffaqtent ; ere deitng pened ary the folstock { assess—— eee ‘on and thirty corer im Gist) day of May, 106. t7 seve: mounts set o of wa die, sove ~ emounts se’ op ‘/MDelinsitieat Wotiece. BEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMD)Paxy— Location wt altfornt: piace of — site the names of the respective sharehol tod Truste Weisel Thee Trustee 1930 And in a with law, and an order of the Board of ee made ar Lew 4 Bist ot 4 Ma: so many sheres of each parcel o iy. ao, 30 muy be necessary will be sold at ublie pon pe hg ribe root. 1, Se of the company, 340 Bonsome biree San Aare potato 7 alifornia, on Gbandey the 27th day of July a4 the hour of 3 o’clock P, M., of said ae CS delinquent assessments thereon, ‘toge a cost of advertising and expenses of the tale. ____ THRO. greet, ooun 10, Gas Officé :—320 Sansome street, Koom 10, D Franciseo, California Delinquent Notice. : : As pe eee) es pag at x. H Loc of pi wv! place of business, . City jon of 3 -Nevade . described stock on account rena o nike, 0. 10) levied ou the 10th day of June. ¢ several amounts set opposi names ge the respective sharehoiders, as ows: & No: No: F Names. Cert. She. Amt. H. C. Miils, 12 50 5 00 H. C, Mills, §2 2 250 y B.Gray, 14 DB 2 50 T. B. @ noe I ond 1244 1B William Urawtord,~ “es Tw 10 06 yee H. Crawford, 38 50 .2 2 24 100 10 H. MeCoy, 59 50 5 00 H. Lape, 8I 100 10 00 H. Lane, 64 50 5 00 D, 8. Baker, 82 Tee 10 00 D. 8. Baker, 65 50 6 00 Geo. Dulac, 36 bo igs . Geo. Dulac, 72 17 17 Geo. Dulac, 74 103 1 4 C. J. Natiziger, & 79 184 13 5 ‘John M. Hussey, % 87} 37a John M, Hussey. 4g7 luv lo ES

fperrison I. Gove. 98 500 arrison L. Gove, 126 11634 11 or 1 eer. ison L. Gove, 143 . bd 0 06 E. Booth, 108 : > % E. Booth. 1233 2) 5 J. ¥W; Jenkins, 110 i) & -69bo h McAuly, 124 100 16 00 jo Reh gisns 5 15 00 14) 150 auce with law, and an order ‘of ny] Bousd of Directors, made on the 10th day of Jané,; 1893,s0 many shares of each parcel of such atock as may be nec will be _ at public auction at the office of the compe Nevada City, Cal, on the Mth day of July, £ at ae nese of * o'clock a. — said day, pay elinqgue Freon, Booed Bn with costs tad a vettising aud expenas of the sale. CasPeER, Secre Office in the rdar of Carter & Johnsten’s store on Pine street, Nevade City, Cal. DELINQUENT NOTICE. DIN’ GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, cation of works,;* City, Nevada Count , California. Location of principal er pod Tigre bre City, Cal cdr en cae e are glial a) e .folfaire lov ied on i acon abt Of eben af e ute, . cot te the ; as folNames. a x Charles Klingens: f, ao ae. peers Klimge: ry 130s illigalt Berg, DAS tary. & Rnstou’s . #4 ty, California, Nétled db batb of Real 1 Katate at Private OTICE’ ER GIVEN. THAT IN a tH Ee pe of the Superior fos meg as a premium last year, cannot be beatSr. Manoaner’s, 3, Md., Dec. ff, 1886. of the County ot Poveds Btate «f Calisooty We receiv wep eh ‘weeks “nade eo f. a Julv¥,*1808, in 7 oe ore ay ae Mn. * . ines el are Pasay it: tee re ae Opn wecrens with f tani ato Hah ae ian of of you e640 We rmrnsoneed aie eee : est ber, for Ce 7 ee : ors, in MachineNo. 3 and Las TRANSCRIPYS ryear.:. .VtZ' 00 OY Pas a tasted in the 4 “ teste Go ese p Blok © 2, ag designated upon the official Map of Nevada City, being undivided ¢ 5 ss Li eeeetQ OO three fourths interest therein, on T L , the day-of July, 1898, at 12 o'clock M. ‘that Sm. Subscribea *o pay freight foam the factory, which . .. wilt bg regetved for suid prop ‘. a 4 THREE ANP A Ha F DOLLARS /0°"Medllld City. 349 ate 4 aie . <4 he wi eed at the expense of re gee Guardian of the Fo ng ¢ Grouison Minors. July ei 1590. td. s Asressment Notice, aera wit, et 3 cipal. place © : eo. . j fi ofa. ia LoeeThe Transcript is the [Psst eect ttt June, tate held ‘on the “T ntyefi a tn aanmeat ha et nae perce en} }aball Thisty-Firet vel id Ee 2 Oe tbe ht oF adani unik GE 4% “told on See Hird u tigethor Al Ofiee on Bion 3 Of The Transcript eed comfornia, *Feoumny, “ca io gh OtGE—THETS . “are delinquent . pen e foliowing : hie]. place o1}-% plete Book and J ob Printing Office ‘in Northere CaliABOUT THE TEA WE ‘S “et o¥Des sheipeiine eileen tug vis rue, thing asvun-cured tea inexis’cn 2,0. 1670) have scon it, But-there is, an. tw ./ &. Jean . the sweetest, purest, and most uegrant, You (ei th ence how itis that it is not offered for ‘eale and that you Know nothing of ft. That is@uswereé easily; but it is necessary to present frm o fow details. The public only knows” Swe general classes, viz., the green and the Back teas. F Green Teas. Few people know that the bright biuish green color of the ordinary teas exposed in the windows is not the natural color. Un“pleasant as the fact may be, it is nevertheless artificial; Prussian bdiue, silica, gypsum, _pimumbago, and other unhealthful mineral @olors being used for this purpose. Theeffect ~ fe twofold. It not only makes the teas bright, ‘ghiny, attractivé green; but also permits the ese of “ off-colot” and worthless teas, which, ence under the green-cloak, are readily worked off as 8 good quality of tea. Theabom:. inable coloring practice éven admits of the . ee of foreign’ substances, dnd the English ‘government. which looks closer into the genBineness of its staples thau ours, bas in some of the alleged “finest” of teas found redried straw, fragments of matting, ‘ioe: and willow leaves. In fact, it isc>enly stated by an English authority that hundreds of thousands of pounds of sloe, ash, and wik low leaves are annually imported as tea, which without the coloring process would be impossible. They report fea as one of the most notoriously adulterated articles of commerce, The temptation to nake sweepings and bad tea ipntoa merchaniulle product with a few cents’ worth of gree: coloring matter ig toa strong to withstand, acd the worthlessuess of the trash that often finds its way to this man ket labeled “New ” “Best Quality,” “Green Tes,” ete. w simply astound the public if revealed, to say nothing of the unhealthfulness of the Prussian blue, plumbago, gypsuni, and the other mineral colors that are employed. __ ss sdBlack Teas. ‘The basket and pan-fired Japan teas,as well as the China teas that may be included under the general heading of “ biack teas,” got thei: _ color from the firing or toasting process, but _ “mineral coloring matter is also frequently used te give a certain desired commercial appearance. The firiug and the coloring, as im the green teas, largely conceals the identity of the tea, and permits the use of the © very cheapest teas, to argue nothing#for the deteriorating effect of excessive fring Jwhich muet be resorted to when @ very eheap predUct is used and an extréiiie color desized, _Beech’s Tea (Sun-dried), . Concerning sun-dried teas the peopleet the oe et thom, and whet, 00 ac fo. “wd all ‘a Beene Tee.” * the biaeh teas, and th> drawn tes presents a lear, brilliant eana*y. colee, of delightful ‘fragrances. It ig offered te the people at 60c “1'. ” chaly oolved tons eogogee tan. et fhe goer won't get it if athe ir ethee mame can be patefenyom, Ask Notice to ‘Creditors. STATE OF ALBION K. PARSONS Deceased Notiee is hereb underned, Admiatetretur # the “efluts'® os alpien . Parsons deceased, to the er od nee of a per? . persone te enbibit the ~ the waa ex em, vouchers, within four ee Ses e "Ee +4 after first pepiies on of this notice to iy esaid Administer = ~ at ne ring Cal same pestnans of des'ate in 4 Cc e a A nistrator of Estate of Aivion K. Parga this Tenth day of July 1898 SRaRLs, fy Ang J * the} ranning and most con il wooden Saue hemtaeehe and. le tolened. tyelt, neored cover, roped table n Gai discutaniaueien ave Cee waned aig updos J amesCairns” a rrerrenrnanceieen tent i. cntemnee HAS OPENED IN THE Bultiag next 10 Hamugssy’s Stable ® “ON BROAD STREET, With the LARGEST STOCK OF HARNESS, SADDIES, ROBES; WH#PS, Ete a Ie Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they will be offered for sale at a LOWER RATE .than_ the -same ‘quality of good can be bought anywhere else in the State. An Analysis The sworn certificate of a San Francisco chemist gives the following result of gn analysis of several brands of tea purchased in the open market: No. 1. (Black.) Colored with plnmbago and indigo. No, 2. (Black.) Colored with indigo, plumbago and gy psum. No. 3. (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and ye!low ochre, No. 4,. (Green,) Excessive coloring, consisting of indigo and aluminous earth, . No, 5, (Unoclored? alleged.) Colored with plambago and clay. Does not this condition call loudly for a brand of Pure Japan Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyed sun: cured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it. A child can drink it. . Draws a canary color of delightful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea. You use only half as much per cup, Sixty cents per pound. Never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ‘BEECH'S. TEA “Pure As Thildhood, GEO. G GAYLORD and SHURTLEFF & SON i '” Sole Agents for Nevada City. GINGER SEWING MACK INES This machine is made after the J/atets modes rtom Singer Machines, and is a perfect fac-simile in make, of namentation and appearance. All the parts are made to gauge exactly the same a8 the Singer, and are constructed of precisely. the same materials. The. Chicago Singer Machine have every important improvement in*a /oose balance wheel so constructed as to premit winding bobbins without removing the work from the machine. The loose balance heed 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 julled.out enough to release. the balance wheel, and turned slightly to the right or’ left where it is held by liable to be meddled with by children, the bolt can be left al out of the wheel when not in use, so that the; machine cannot be operated by the treadle. The driving wwseel on this machine is iteisted to be the siniplest, easies venient of any. he muchine is self-threaving, nas the and thread A gg is mude of the best muerial, with the ‘lt has ve ne WARRANT FVERY MACHING TOR 5 Y FA aR. a stop-pin till the bobbin is filled. When the machine is Ban and 10: ing a land 8:6 land 45a. 25 ce LE 10: train 9:4 East . cisco 4:1( San Fi the E 10:1] leavin passen Poinis GEO . EDV R G NAIVE a Sigi in the Fron Car Bu Sig SHOP ° oF El Pa HE G coast tages; w uneguale bath-nea Oregon. } ing at "1 ciseo, at Qay; no . @ Civil Depu Deput; Onies i City, Cal, BRO; J sf. C istome with thes ‘Beef,