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The leading Scientists of today agree
that mos. dl>east are Ca lsed by dis
ordered Kidneys or Liver. If. therefore.
the Kidneys and Liver are kept in
peri &C. order, perfect he. ID Will be the
result. This truth has ol.y been known
sh n. time aud for years people suffer-
ed -aat agony without being able to
find relief. The discovery of Warner
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a
new era i'll the treatment of these
troubles. Made from simple tropical
leaf OF rare value. it contains just the
ele-ue It's necessary to nouns and in
vigorate both of these great organs. and
safely restore and keep them IN order.
1t is a POSITIVE REMEDY flor all the dis
eases that cause ptins III the lower part
of the body-for Torpid Liver-Head-
Observation-Disclosures Gravel
Fever. Ague-Maiarial Fever. and all
thu difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and
Urinary Organs.
1t is an excellent and safe remedy for
fem dies during pregnancy. 1t Will con-
troll Genstruatiuu and Is Invaluable for
LcucorrhCea or falling of the Womb.
- q blood purifier it is unequaled,
for it cures the organs that make the
blood.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From THE New YORK TIMEs.l
nALLET 8 DAVIS co.
VICTORIOUS!
THE ONLY UPRIGHT PIANO RE-
CEIVING SPECIAL MENTION.

The fiat of the Centennial JUDGES. in
the special instance where they meant
to. confer the supreme honOrs for super
iority in Piano manufacture. is now Off
cially heralded.
The firm upon which this distinguish
ed eminence has beer bestowed. has
been contented to await the formal action
OF these authorities. MesSrs' Hallet 4.
DAVIS Co. of Boston, had too thorough
knowledge of the worth OF their in
struments to worry about the result
They placed Samples of their Grand.
Square and Upright Pianos in the Expo
sItion and then went home. No mem
Der of the firm remained behind, nor
came on again.
There stood the pianos, their own e,-
oquent evidences of suprem .cy.
they could afford to bide the calm,
decisive conclusions of the Ceptennia !
authorities. and To wait undisturbed the
oflciai PRONUNCIATION of the same How
we'll IL pays perfect merit not to fret, is
best shown by the following literal
transcript of the judges report, Just is
sued.
The medal of honor and certificate of
distinction are awarded the "haliett d
DAVIS Co Grand, Upright and Square
"Planos for Volume of tore. good con
"strnction, and excellence of workman
ship. and because of originality of de-
sign. and artistic skill in their Up-igh,
instruments. with Ingenious combine
'tioh Of Mechanical devices for securing
"permaneuce in tone.''
We alone are the agents for this fam
Gus instrument III Seattle: and while we
do not claim to have Millions" nor
even " million invested in the bust
ness, yet We carry enough stock to af-
ford you an opportunity to make q
selection, and will guarantee every in
strument We sell to be all that We repre-
sent il to be-
10 show the public that We mean
business, we now announce that from
this time forward we will tune Pianos
at San Francisco prices, namely. IS.
W. A. SMITH d Co., Agents.
ay-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT

THE NATIONAL SURGICAL INsTI.
:. tute Of Indianapolis with branches al
f.hiladelphia, Atlanta. Ga. and san fran.
cisco. which hns u national reputation. vii,
permanently establish branch at Port.
land, Oregon.
Tive OF the skilled Surgeons of this In
stitnte. provided with every needed appa-
ratus for the successful treatment OF erin
pies. will meet all the old patients and
such new ones rs may desire treatment
this year At the following places:
portland--St. Charles Hotel. April s,h.
10th and 18th.
Albany. April 18th and 18th.
The bales. Aprii lsth-
Walia Walla, April 18th and aahs
Seattle. April 18th and 18th, and there
after at Portland. Oregon. Ia the first two
weeks OF May and November Of each
ycnr. commencing November lSSs
Beware OF all travelling doctors who NAV
claim TO represent any otlscr Institute. for
this IL the only Surgical Institute on This
coast with facilities and experience for
the treatment OF deformitics.
J. ~ HINKLE. Md.
GEO. w. HAND. Nh.
surgeons n charge. National Surgical In.
sutute. No. sls Bush ST.. San Francisco.
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DAILY Observation-Disclosures
AnsalCAs nAxUraCrrsEs AsxsAD.

Although the general impression is
that the important position held by
America in foreign markets is due al
most wholly to our immense production
Of raw material, yet American manu-
features also obtain a recognition, ali
she more otsb.s from the fact that it
10 generally reluctant. Even in Russia,
70 which our direct exports are incon-
siderable, the reputation Of American
hardware Is 80 high that it il sold to
some extent by German and English
houses, but the most of the goods sold
~ American are limitations. The Amer
loan Consul at Moscow says even the
names OF the makers Of goods selected
for imitation are retained in the spuri-
ous and inferior products. The Consul
at Crsfsld. Germany, reports that the
preference for American sewing ma
chimes il 80 great that the German man
sfactursrs adopt the brands of Ameri-
can makers and attempt to justify the
deceit on the ground that the makers
names are mere commercial terms, like
Bessemer steel or Windsor soap. and do
not designate any special make. 1t Is
also reported that German rnanufactur-
ers vigorously assail the character and
quality Of American goods, while con-
stantly putting cheap limitations of
them on the market. An adjustable
chair vaunted as superior to anything
made in America was found, on examia
alton, TO be an exact imitation Of an
American chair. Nevertheless. stores in
Germany making speciality Of tho sale
of American sewing machines, stoves,
agricultural implements. and labor
saving articles, ara doing Furnishing
business. The market would become
extensive were it not for the tariff i'm
posed by the empire. A growing trade
In American shirtings and jeans has
already been wiped out by tariff exae-
tons. But while American products
arc grudglngly received, there is no in
disposition TO appropriate the discover
les Of American inventors. Our Consul
ct Lyons reports that machine for
testing silk fiber, which is coming into
general use in France and Italy, is the
design Of an American inventor.
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A Bro Srocx RAscn.-The Fort H,

A Bro 6rocK RAMca.-Ths Fort Hen.
TOT Record Of recent date says that the
Northwestern Cattle Company has a
range Of about 10000 acres, on Mich
river, forty-tivs milss north OF McL,eoi.
The company has . capital stock Of
$4,000. Tho incorporators are Sir
Hugh Allen. Andrew Alien. 4, ID. Milia.
nm, Charles Etinson and r. S. Stinson.
all Canadian gentlemen Of great wealth.
They will engage not only in cattle rsis.
Ing; but also in breeding horses. aheen
and other Atock. Tho head 0tiica viii
b. In Montreal. +. Stinson, In An inter.
visw with \ reporter Of the Toronto
Nail, states the following in References
20 what bis and other similar oomns-
ntoe will do toward stocking their ran
- during the coming summer. A
large portion OF the cattle will oomc
from Montana. "Whon Mr.. Htinscn
LETT there we're about 100 head. And
thoro we're about 5000 expected in frum
Montana. and ZOO FROM British Colnn,-
bia. The latter were 10 b. driven over
The Rockies, through the kootenav psss
Ofths Raitish Columbia cattle Mr.. Sin.
IN has the very highest opinion. he
nys that on the whole they are finer
md better than the ordinary run of e..
INDIAN cattle. The present lot are an
young Steers, though thoas at the ranch
whom hs left and thosa coming in from
Moutana arc ohis0y young hoifcrs and
eowe. With the herd thers are s num.
ber OF thoroughbred bulls u the Here
ford and polisd AnRus breeds, taken
out from Canada. In addition 10 cNt,le
rAt1inR u u the intention az the compa-
~ e take out shortly lot Of carefully !
oetn0 IN every way suitable Tor the nor.
poae Of horse breeding. In addition Ia
ehe Northwest Cattle Company, in the
Dsms district, the Cochran conpsny.
Will shortly have on their ranch SIR, |
Anad, and tho Windar company IL o |
bsad. Capt. Stewart ID putting on 500
aeAd Of cutie rnd 400 Lorsss, aud 4
Nova Scotia company 800 head
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Before the LIST of September next the
Canadian Pacific will have completed
1890 miles Of railway, from Lake Supe-
rior 10 the foot Of the Rocky Mountains,
including lateral lines to wit:
No. MILES
From Thunder Bay to Winnipeg. AS
Pembina branch, from st. Vincent
70 Stone Fort. ...-.............. 30
Psmbina Mountain branch ........ 100
From winnipeg to present end of
- sS"cA '..'.... '................ lou
Under contract for completion this
season to Calgary. ............ 500
Aotas ......'............ lIJO
Calgary, TO which tho rails will be
laid over the 600 miles of intervening
prairie before the snow falls next fall, il
at the foot Of the Rocky Mountains,
about the Hath meridian. This is the
meridian Of Missoula oil the Northern
Pacific line and of the boundary be-
tween Utah and Nevada. II il within
40 miles Of the Pacific coast. Next
year the Canadian Pacific will only have
40 miles to build TO connect the v ters
OF Lake Superior with those of the Pa
clio Ocsan. This simple statement will
startle great many people who have.
perhaps, hardly got it through their
heads that the Canadian Pacific il 40
tually in process Of construction, before
reading the announcement that its west
srn half is 80 rapidly approaching conn.,
pIstion. It will doubtless strike eastern
readers, accustomed to the slow and
toilsoms process Of railroad Sconssruc-
tion In country OF hills and rocks, as
. herculean, il not an impossible. task
TO mako sucha tremendous stride TO.
wards this contamination an the build
ing Of zoo miles Of railroad in the single
abort season Of that northern climate.
But Il must be remembered that the
line runs from Winnipeg to the base Of
tho Rocky Mountains through smooth
and almost level plsin--like the prairies
Of Minnesota and Dakota and Iowa.
where the same firm Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis contractors who have UNI
dsrtaksn this job last year built 900
miles Of railroad, enough to span the
whole distance from Chicago to New
York.
Il will tax all the energies Of tho
Northern Pacific Company to keep pace
with the tremendous strides which are
being made BY it, younger transconti-
nsneal rival in this race Of giants on the
iron horse from the central water system
OF the continent to the Pacific Ocean.
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III MI IIs IOrms s,
by dreams, pimp.es on the face and lost
manhood can positively be cured. The
sick and afflicted should not fail to call on
him. The Doctor has travelled extensively
IN Europe and inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there. obtaining great
deal OF valuable Information, which he Is
competent to import 10 these In need OF
his services. DIR. Gibbon will make no
charge unless he effects cure. Persons
ut distance may be cured at home. All
strictly confidential You
see no ono but the Doctor. Persons writ.
Ut the paper they see this advertisement in.
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Ad.
dress DIR. J. Il. G IRBON, Pc. box 1857, San
francisss. DsnA ~ fse . pa.gaIs Of
asS0e. 5o-Akwf
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ii. L. Money has bough. Geo. ".
Mattscs oas of the Pierce coa.fy -yesrs.
Nr. w. L. Baker, of Caehaiis county,
killed six hundred poaGd bear Some
SINGS.
There will soon be three brick build
ings IN Olympia, an / nlecaa,,.;s are ali
busy.
The logging business along he Olym-
pia Railroad IL on the mere sse. Another
car. making SIX III ali, Is now Oh lie
road.
The Goldendals City Council elected
on a temperance ticket, have liked tie
cost OF hluor licenses at 500 per au-
nuIn. and by SO doing succeeded Iii
freezing out the last WHISKY seller l..
tAe place.
Six families arrived in Olympia less
week by tie San Francisco steamer, and
nave taken up their residence In TIA.
place and fumwater. Two of the.e art
from New Jersey. two from haQs>.s DIT.
t~o from Southern California.
Simpson i Co. brig arrived al Gray
HarDor On the I'm inst, loaded with the
machinery. merchandise and lumber Ios
their mill on the hoquiam. Carpenters
are now busiiy engaged n building &
lncss houss. They expect to Do s,lwins
lumber by July or Aug st.
Governor Newell has appointed ana
commissioned Gen. Ohm W. Spragus All
Adiutant General for Washington. leg
| r!tory, to ali the Vac incy occaslone1 b.
the resignation OF NJ. Il. tiata AWAY.
sho has removed from The Territory.
! The Standard saws a numerousiy
| signed pstI lion against the removal %.
| Register j. L. Brown. Was te.e2ra pneo
| the Delegate from this Territory. l.
was tue spontaneous action OF cItlz.iIs.
| unbeknown 10 Mr.. Brown. and indie ttes
| the confidence and eotssIn III which 1t
| Is held.
| Stephen Mckinney died at Golden
dale LAST week. aged IS years. His com
| paniOl IN bic ii.ts seen - winters cO.lle
| and go, and Is now quietly waiting fos
/ the Masters call TO pas o.sr the river
/ i!id reiois her loved o.ios Oh the otIe,
shore. slr. Mckinney had been mar
/ rled - years, and An elder IN the Chris
tan Church fer hnif csctpry. lie
/ come 10 Oregon III 1910 and seLtled IL
! Yamhiil county. Never in life was lie q
party IN q law suit. his motto always be-
ing the golden rule.
! The Ealia Wtlli Board of Trade has
| teieg raphed to Henry Willard as follows.
ine agreement ~ 10 the price of deppt
grounds At this place was based upon TIE
assurance of the chief en- ineer that the
Shops of the company would he loo tied
| thereon. 1t Is now rumored that the
management have determined - pas
beyond walla Walla for a short distance,
alleging ar "A reason therefor q iaca III
g,,ter. Ii this be the obstacle the citi-
| liens of Walia Walll Will guarantee
free Of charge, an abundant supply o.
water for the use of shops and on.Iines.
ani such additional lauds as may be
IleceSsary.
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TAIL PNE--A statement il going
ahout among the newspapers that tbs
9ishiean parties, who, Il Ia said, iassly
boaght 1900 Rces of Louisiana nine
3suds. are holding them nj tl2S per
e0re. The possibilities Of the lumber
benineaB Of Louisiana are i4nmeusc, Il
D1N be acknowledged. now shat Texss
nd Mexican rail osds schemes are like
N 70 become more than mere projects.
= viii hardly jnxtify such high f.ure
- 10 Michigan speculatngs are alleged
- have placed on The lsuds.
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1t u strange any one will suffer fron
deraneements brought on by inpur 70
blood. when Scovill's Sarsaparilla AMI
Stiilingta, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health 20 the phys-
icd organisation. IL is strencthen,n,
syrup pie tsant to take. and the t.,.s
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discoyersd
curing Scrufuia, Syphlilisio disorders.
weakness OF the Kfnsys, Ervsipeias.
malaria: Nervous disorders. DeoiIity'
n.lious complaints and diseases Of the
BLOOD Liver, kidneys, Stomach. SKin.
osc.
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NOTICE.

ENDOWMENT RANK KNIGHTS oF
Ia Pytbias will meet hereafter every firs,
aud third Wednesday of each month.
CHAS. NJ. SPAULDING.
President.
GEO. X. FINN. Scc'y and Treas. mis-,f
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leather aud rubber betting. lscine.
nanh:ts ssaal, ETC., at Waid & Camn-
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The STUDEBAKER Il the standard
- ION q tls world. For sale b. Wald
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TO The UNFORTUNATE
DlSPENSARY.

6s3 kearney ST..
corner Of CONNER
cial ST., San Fran
cisco. established
in 1884 for the
treatment of Sex
ual and Seminal
Diseases. such as
GonorrhGa. elect,
Strict re. SYphil
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The celebrated Crown Cylinder, Jour
nal and other luhricasins oils at WaId
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Alady of Salt Lake rscsutly visited a
friend, ttkin. with her little child
two years old. While sitting III the
house IN Irresistible impulse compelled
her to go outside. where the little chic
Was playing. AS she went out sue saw
another child leaning over the curb,
looking down the we'll. She hasteued
to the well and found her Child tioatins
on tho surface of tine water. The littl%
ohild had fallen into the well and lodged
on a frame-top, which had Caught OH
the rocky sides of tho we'll.
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Received per stesmar 0s,. w. Ela,,
she following leading brands III irnn,,t-
ed rigars: Commercial. X. v: Viii
Z. "; Garcis couc.,ss; Manual Garci.,
Henry Clay, and nualt,er OF oth.r
oaahas OF cigars and tobacco which |
Will sell at the lowest market rate.
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READ THE RECORD.

st saved my life" -E. b. Lakely.
Selma. iiG.
at is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women. y
NOfber's NdgdziHe.
1T has pissed severe tests and won
endorsements from some of the highest
medical talent in the country" y
.Neir York World.
No remedy heretofore discovered
can be held for one moment ii compari-
son with it,"
-Rer. c. 4. Hacrey. d. ID.
Washington. ID. G.
This remedy, which has done such
wonders. is put up in the LARGEST SIZED
BOTTLE If any medicine up N the mar
ket. and is sold by Drug sists and all
dealers at S1.25 per bottle. For Dia
betes, inquire for WARN sa's SAFE DIA-
BErEs CUGE. It is a POSITIVE remedy.
II. II. WARNER d CO.
fitf Rochester. NY.
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Fog The nissss sa.aiss - town 60 10
SsuefA d2o-H
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The California Cigar aud Tobacco
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LOTS FOR SALE.

I HAVE THE CHEAPEST AND Sos,r
~ the best property IN this city Tor gsss.
cither hy the single laf half block or yeh,ls.
aaocS. on Front street. near gat,,,sr's. in
sse s'ositiu- addition and ~ Lake Union.
N prices To suit AL have-e hsy.. al,
nae lots with houses u,s,n t.,em ea3 Oh.
erSs<s improved. go
sAii az my house below The eoaner shan
between Main and JACKSON streets. as
al}f MRS RIrl.I,Irr
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4 Blnc.Eyctl HritOn,
Exchange.

Mr.. Herbert Spencer is a man Of about
~ slender and erect, above medium
height, with complexion and blue cyes,
not wide apart, with refined, kindly and
reflective face. His countenance, framed
in gray side locks Of hair, never very dark.
and his gray fringe Of whiskcrs under the
chin and longer on tho sides would pass
him for 4 placid New England farmer
sitting in'tltc deacou'sl seat of A Sunday,
The top OF his head is not unlike Garfield's,
but not so commanding, and his chin re.
treats. 20 that there is no rugseness Of out.
line, but Ills mouth is straight and firm ex.
pressive in con vefsation, and easily break.
ing into smiles and hearty laughter. ,sl i.
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Washington Correspondent. Louisville conrier.
Joul1nl. "a O"''>A

washington Correspondent Louisville Courier.
journal.
There are thirteen horses in The presi.
dents stables, five OF which belong to the
Government, and are used in con nect;ou
with the Presidents Office, or ior work in
the grounds. A pair OF them are sometimes
driven inn plain close carriage belonging
to the Office in which, when one Of the
Presidents secretaries or. clerks is sent on
business any distance, lie, rides.
or the eight horses belonging 10 prcsi.
dent Arthur, four are those which he uses
when he is driven iour.in.hand, in his
landean, or when attached to eillier Of his
other carriages, they are driven in pairs.
These are bays, and have this week been
clipped. They are lIa,nbletonians, I hear,
The President, his son, his daughter aud
his Private Secretary each have 4
riding horse which they use. The
Presidents horse is sorrel, and is
named "Coquette." That on which
his little daughter rides very well is black,
and WAS her dead mothers riding horse,
It is named Sallie Howe, possibly Tor the
New York lady who WAC, I am told, one Of
Mrs. Arthurs bridesmaids, and was at one
time the wife OF Col. Frank Howe. The
holse the Presidents son ,"Alain" rides is
chestnut. lie has a pair OF horses for
driving TO one seated buggy. One Of
these is named Olga, the other Hero. The
name OF each horse is over its STALL 7
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IA EDlChl..
Our Reporters Vacation Note.

During bis famhlci this fehsuu, our Nr, n, hA
sakeh upon himeliihc ass oiuiil.f! Ing our uunoi
Gus teaoess that WHATEVER goods arc lnanutac,urct
IN olrgntdydtyoi Roger Williams, arc 0! asb!sh
grade. md as fnc In quality AZ Gun 10 produced IT.
any spot onthe globe. Especially Is ,h!s 10 whe,
INC ssi'ied rharmheiS Of many years experience
resolves 70 ekttaet irtm tic finest botanical Eeci
mems oil the vegetable world tho most potent cue
Tor some special disease. III proof Of Ills nsserlIo.
lhal lfoyidenco Affords the lost, no relates nm In
ler'lew WIN All Acquaintance, given bin while 30
lon'nlnS temporarily u. her rcadCnce. sliC sly,
About scar suffered severely ffun, rheumatism
IN ms limbs. ant neuralgia fl tho head. which |
endured 'To or thne months. with IA much pa
Hence esp0slbie, being Under Tho treatment Of al
excellent doctor, and IT.. Ing tnKny kinds Of medl
cine without any marked btnC 1t. Al las. ined
cal ffierd advisgi inc 70 liz Hnnt's gemcdy h.
causc heaistibuied my sevuro suffering to tho bal
condition Of my kidney :, which wru not perform
iUg sheir pepper Junction., md commenced taking
1t, and In n fsw days tho neuralgia had departed
Try headache had entirely Disappeared the sseli.
ing!n 10y limbs and Joints had gone, md | have
not had touch VI It sincc. More recently I was
troubled with lmpuilty Of the blood, which SHOW
81 Itself In SEVERE eIuptioas On my face. nrall,
sesared 10 !faats Remedy, and after 'aklrg 1t a
shot, time was completely cured Of thu, complaint.
Hunta Remedy has proved very beneficial to mo In
attacks oil sick headache, which Il always aliCyI.
ates md notice the improvement as icon ny ssc
tho Remedy. This Kennedy has strengthening Gle.
nents for Il hasinade Inc feel mitch stronger, md
has been very beneficial to my general health, Il
mos. heartily recommend /, 10 All sufferers Ike
myself. Mn. IT, &, TANNER, M. lSg rtntl street,
VIC surely know that Mr.. ". Clarke. tiG mann.
t.enfesaf Han,'h Remedy, isH skilled 'hirinScist
Of many years experience, and prolnIucn, INC m.
Der Of our state Eoasd u Pharmacy