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55 Tehana street, san Francisco"


Mr. Bradley his wife's easel one of the
most remarkable record. He fully cor
roborates her statement In every particular. lie
is a retired captain and she is the mother of
family VIII lie pleased to talk OF her wonderful
to any who calls or writes to her. She has
been under treatment with the best physicians in
San Francisco and also at the City and County
Hospital but she failed to get relief from her suffer
ings until she visited the Cosmopolitan Dispensary.
which has staff of eight of the abest physicians
and surgeons the face OF the EARTH After
others have failed to cure you give tnem a trial.
Mr.. Alexander Wood, living at o05 Seventh street,
is another one who has suffered. He is a garnet
cutter, and an expert in his line OF business. He
lets the public know OF his case in the following
words
This is to certify that I have suffered from
malaria fever aud general debility for the last
fourteen months have been treated by other ply
scians aud received no benefit until came to the
Cosmopolitan pispensary, and since that time have
had no recurrence of the trouble and have gained
strength and weight. feel that am certain to be
cured
(sgned) ALEXANDER WOOD"
There are many others who can tell very much
Market street: Mrs NJ. J. McManus. sl4 Jessie
street: Mrs Mary 7. ELITE, 23l Mnna street;
David Williams $40 sbotweli street; Andrew NJ.
Martin. 4S Ridley street; Charles Hempler, 502
Davis street. and Others. The private diseases
of men specially. II you are out of the city
explain your by letter and ask their opinion 1t
VIII cost you nothing.
Every character of disease is treated. Many
patients are treated by mail. COSMOPOLITAN
DISfENsARY, stockton, Ellis and Market streets,
San Francisco. nos 1t
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FOR PORTLAND g ASTORIA, OREGON

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their AL iron steamships.
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trip, cabin, $50.
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mr2S ~ Market street, San Francisco.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

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perico San jose dc Guatemala, La LiLertad and
Panama, and via Acapulco for all lower Mexican
and Central American ports
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Round trip tickets to Yokohama aud return u
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For freight or passage appIyis the once corass
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spread throughout the State, has been most
marked IN It's great cities and in the southern
part
The following table shows the relative rank In
population of lie States and Territories In 1890
and IN 1850:
RELATIVE RANK OF STATES AND rERnIT0RIEs IN
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I'aZGS-l89O-I'aZeS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CERTI-
~ fed copy of the assessment book of the taxable
property OF the City and County of San Francisco,
real estate. personal property and Dupont street.
widening, for the year 1890 has this day been
ceved; that the state, City and County taxes for
said year now due and payable at the office OF
the Undersigned first floor new City Hall.
Notice is also hereby given that taxes on personal
property for State purposes are also due. Taxes
will become delinquent on Monday, the 2Sth day Of
December, 1890 at O'CLOCK P. NJ, and unless paid
prior thereto per cent will be added to the amount
thereof.
To facilitate business taxpayers will please send
for their bills early possible This course Will
permit you TO avoid the rush later in the season.
In order to accommodate those unable 10 ettend
during the day the office will be open in the evening
from to O'Clock from Monday, the 22d day o T
December. until Saturday the 9th day of Deem
Der, both days inclusive.
N B.-Positively checks received after Friday,
December 10, $780,
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Tax Collector of the City and County OF San Fran
cisco.
Dated Monday, october 81. 1890. nos
WEAK MEM
CUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF YOUTH
y full errors, early decay, wasting weakness. lost
manhood, etc., should use DAIIANA BIT
TIERS, the great Mexican remedy; gives health
and strength to the sexual ORGANS. no7 q cod
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United States.

BIOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS.
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POPULATION.
1890.
50, 1855

United states. o. 50, $40 so, 1891 88,55s.87l
North Atlantic 1854 ,429 4,501 ,401 l2,9st13O
South Atlantic S36,7J9I 7,597,l97i 5,c53.6l0 |
Authenticated % 1922 ISL 1854, III l29Sl,
SouthernCentral 10 9IS 1881 8,9l9,37l 6,434,4I0
Western .......I 3,00S 94Sl l767,697I 990,5l0 |
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JNO. W. COLEMAN, FB. LATHAM
General Manager. Gen. Pass. h Tiki. AsA
General Offices. 33I Pine Street. sci Z
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

II
Trains Leave and Are Due to Arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.
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TIME TABLE.

STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondays) for
Stewards Point, Gualala Point Arena, Cuffeys
Cove, Navarro, Mendocino City and all points on
the North COast
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Last evening pretty wedding took plac
at the residence of the brides parents, 52S
Turk street. The contracting parties were
Miss Julia Goldsmith, daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. S. Goldsmith, and Mr.. Emile Marx Of
Portland. The ceremony took place in the
handsomely decorated parlor in the presence
of numerous friends, the bridal pair stand
ing beneath a large floral bell.
Rev S. w. Levy of Oakland performed
the sacred rite. Miss Delphine Goldsmith,
the charming sister Of the bride, was the sole
bridesmaid, and Mr.. b. Brown acted as best
man. Galiick's Orchestra provided choice
selections at the close of the ceremony and
afterward for the dancing. a superb sup
per was enjo,ed during the evening, when
many toasis were honored and kilograms
read.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx leave tonight for
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IL CONES 100 HIGH.

There isn't much comfort for the tax
paying public in the reflection that the
Dooley- Milroy murder trial, lately end
ed. cost Deer Lodge county more than
$1,000. These murder trials come too
high. People who wonder where the
money goes will read with especial in
terest the letter written by the STAND
ARDS gifted correspondent in Deer
Lodge and printed OH another page this
morning.
1t will be seen that, in n trial of
criminal causes. n large amount of
money might be saved to the county by
the appliance OF very simple methods
to check unwarrantable extravagance.
Lawyers and laymen, on reading the
facts this morning, will agree that rad
ical reform ought to be i~naugurated
without delay in all that relates to wit
ness fees as well as to other items Incl
dent to the trial of criminals, n this
can be done without risk of harm to
the interest of any defendant.
The disposition of the county officers
mt Deer Lodge is to discharge their duty
with constant reference to prudent
economy. The code makes extrava-
gance not only possible but practically
unavoidable, II its provisions should
be revised. The subject is one that
ought promptly to ngage he serious
attention of members of the county bar
Who can suggest the right remedy and
secure its speedy application.
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the better IL will be for him and II.
Probably the democrats will send two
contestants after him.. In our judg-
mentt they will make a mistake il they
do IL, but that appears to be their plan.
The fact in that the two republicans
chosen yesterday have no rights hat
can be defended. It would be more
honest, as IL would doubtless be far
more effective. to array against them,
not men but facts, not two rival as
pirants for office but h straightfor-
ward story of n crime committed a
the edge of silver Bow county, just at
the brow Of the HOmestake hill. This
story being recited, an astOnished sen-
ate should learn how, by marvellous
manipulation Of the manual, a presid-
ing alchemist in Montana conjured a
majority out OF a minority as adroitly
az the skilled advocate makes the less
appear the better reason. No republic
can ran present himself in Washington
to-day claiming that he was elected
senator by a majority of the legislature
of Montana. Let two men try it on, If
they want to-. These two pretenders
ought to be opposed to he last, yet the
weapons welded against them shosld
not he men but rather the impersOnal
truth.
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NOT MEN BUT FACTS.

The first chapter i'm the history Of the
d~astardly attempt to steal this state Is
ready to be written up. 1t ends just
as crime and outrage are almost always
sure to end. As soon as the arch con-
spirator deemed himself safe he has
tened to dispatch men who had lent
themselves easily to the meaner details
Of the plot and who, i'm their turn.
would have laid his backbone bare il
opportunity for that stealthy operation
had been afforded. The details of the
theft Of the tunnel precinct were
wrought out in Butte. OF all the un-
derlings who shared i'm the dirty work.
not one man gets his reward.
Colonel sanders names himself
senator and then selects Thomas &.
Power for the econd seat. The Colonel
never had much use for his new made
g during the Silver Bow business.
Power doesn't know enough about that
sort of work to ave made his service
OF any account. just as he never could
be of sufficient account at Washington
TO interfere with any of the plans of
Colonel Sanders.
The geography involved i'm the re-
publican nominations il not u question
that will fret many people i'm these
parts. II two men want to GO to Wash
ington to usurp seats in the ederal
senate, il makes little difference
whether they hail from Bar.nacS or
Glendive. 1t has always been in the
plans of the democrats to let the politi-
cal honors be evenly shared by both
sides of the range and. from the first.
the west side candidate has held
the field without hindrance or op-
position, his being the fair
division after al honest fight. But for
the attempt to steal votes, two estim-
able citizens, fairly representing both
sections of Montana, would have taken
their seats in the senate long ago. As
It il, the state is asked to express its
admiration for the political malforma-
ton to which conspiracy CAV birth in
Helena yesterday.
In behalf of citizens who have no
personal ambition at stake, but
who demand that this states gov
eminent hasten to present itself clothed
and in its right mind, the STANDARD
has urged that h spectacle presented
1t Helena i'm the disgusting wrangle for
personal preferment, he hurried u ol
sight. In our Judgment Colonel sand
ers and his adjunct cannot GO to Wash.
fngton too hastily. The sooner he gets
across Montana's eastern border, to sci
Nh \ title which the rsople never gave
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The Butte Inter Mountain in apply
ing some very harsh titles to the city of
Helena. 1t canno look on with any
degree Of complacency while Helena
makes off with the two handsomest
compliments i'm the gift of Montana re-
publicans. The Inter Mountain weeps
for the insulted west side. Once upon
time a west-side city wanted to be
the temporary capital of Montana.
The vote in h constitutional cOnven-
ton was a tie between that city and
Helena. Mr.. Mantle, of Butte, hurried
& Helena in order to secure for that
city, through the influence of Governor
White, the vOt of certain west side del
egates, whose support, under all circum-
stances, ought to have been given to
any west-side aspirant to he honor.
Helena got away with the capital. rs it
has now got away with the republicans.
The question of h capital was i'm
pOrtant to some people. The g~eograph-
ical distribution Of republican pretend
ers to n senatorship is important tu
some other people-but not to many.
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TAKE THE OTHER TWO.

1t is too early to tell how the republi-
can press OF Montana is suited with h
Sanders-POwer ticket. On occasion,
more than one republican newspaper
has said pretty tough things about the
relations OF mutual distinguished con-
sideration existing between Colonel
Sanders and the Northern Pacific rail-
road. As to Mr.. Power, the Inter
lfountain's Helena correspondence
says that the Silver Bow republicans
brought about his triumph i'm the in
terests Of the Northern Pacific mineral
land grab And at the dictatiOn of sam
Hauser," u comment which isn't ex-
actly complimentary to the republican
rump assemblage at Helena, rs it
certainly is not comforting to the
people OF Montana who have plenty of
reason to dread the stealthy growth Of
that mighty corporations power and
who, even now, are said to he on the
eve of a battle with the railroad which
must be fought with all the desperation
OF a struggle for self defense.
1t will go hard with ranch and home
and herd il, indeed. the evidence of re-
publican newspapers regarding these
two senatorial candidates is supported
by fact. On this score, the people can
not afford to N the smallest risk. The
way of scape opens easily. All danger
can be avoided by giving seats in the
, federal senate to the two democratic
aspirants. Certainly nobody ever heard
that Martin Maginnis and w. A. Clark
9 er fell under the Establishments of
the Northern Pacific road.
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A PSALM OF lAMENTATiON.

Oh. why il this uproar i'm Butte? And
wherefore do we behold the moon even
with blood upon the face OF il?
Lo, there il a man i'm Butte who il weep
ing. He had lifted mp his voice n thous-
and cubits even above the summit Of
Mount Haggin the roar of him is as q
cyclone that lifteth n man of his feet.
For behold he crieth in his agony Draw
nea, ye people and tell me the thing that
hath hit me! Gather the pieces of me to-
vether, I beseech yet
Oh. what il the matter with mine head :?
And pc~radventure what is the size OF it?
Behold il is not SO great AS il once was.
No. not by u darnsiGht.
Behold am l not even as McGinty? Am
I not cast down even as a bootjack into
The backyard at the third watch of tho
night?
For mine enemies came and did Jump
upon me. The wise men OF the East
arose and sat heavily upon me. Yea,
they knocked even mine stuffinG out OF
me. Moreover they did mop the earth
with what there was left of me.
They crept up from behind and did
seize me even by the nape of mine neck
they did hist me into n far country with
the toes of their boots.
I felt n pain in all the region around
about the small of mine back; il was as
If a mule did fall upon me and did smite
me nightly with both the hind feet of
him.
Shall ] not have mine revenge upon
mine enemies? Shall l not stick "a knife
into each of them whensoever the chance
cometh tn me? Shall l not carry a
club stuck even up mine coat-sleeve?
Shall l not admin lister the razzle dazzle
unto them by day and by night? Shall 1
not dip my pen into NORWOOD and horri-
bile gall? They that were against me,
shall l not scourge them with my fiercest
editorials?
Who nre mine enemies? Who are they
that plunged me even SO deep down into
the soup? Behold, l know them. Surely
! will make il hot for them with AN ex-
ceeding r~cd-hotness SO that no hotter can
make il.
Lo, there is Richards. Did he do the
square thing by me? Did he s,iccor me
when i stood in sore need of suckers ?
Verify, l should say not. Behold. when |
catch him il shall come to pass thai I will
smite him heavily upon the jaw. Selah,
Yea. when they say unto him Oh, come
Brother Richards and lead us i'm prayer
then will he reply unto them Verify ali
mine teeth have been knocked even down
mine throat, and there il mo- breath left ia
me; no, not enough to shout hallelljah.
Who are they that came up from mine
own country and did go back ON me? Arr
they not called even Bray and Dolman I
Behold, hcnceforth their names shall bs
Mud.
I will arise i'm the middle of the might
and put u head upon mine enemies. Yea
i will hoodoo them every one for everMDI
ever. l will smile upon them and edUc
their constituents so that they will give
them even yet another nomination. Their
will l arise and smash them unto smasl
everlasting. All them and theirs will
bust i'm my wrath.
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Sanders went in unanimously. Rick
ards, Power, Mantle, Leavitt, Hirshfield
and Carpenter were candidates for the
second seat. Mantle and the dominic
were q tie, each with eleven votes. Car
penter had One-which was a good
many for old Is. Plat to have, even in
. republican gathering. The liberal
support accorded Richards and DIR.
Leavitt shows that the republicans
were willing to give a nomination to
the west side il its members could
agree on a candidate for whom the
party would dare to furnish suitable
vouchers.
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HE CLEANED EN- OUT.

Colonel Sanders has named himself
and Thomas C.. Power for tie office of
senator. The ease with which the
thing was done shows how arrogant
the management of republican politics
in Montana is sure to be il the Colonel
gets his seat and fixes himself at the
head of the party machinery for IA term
of six years.
Sanders got away with the whole
baggage in great shape. That's what
he started out to do when the fraudu-
LEM count i'm Silver Bow was devised.
lie manipulated h business from
start to finish with skilled and
shapely hand. A noisy cohort of
republicans who helped to carry out
the fraud and who, naturally enough,
proposed to share the wages of sin,
went to Helena bent on beating the
Colonel. In their minds they had him
hopelessly whipped a fortnight ago. but
il WAS only i'm their minds: and their
mental perceptions are SO contracted
that this doesn't mean much.
These mel are 10 match for the Col
onel. They are little men with small
What they lack in brain
they do not make good by the exercise
or effective political instinct. Sanders
brought them to "a comprehensive
roundup II punished the gang with
ease. Great head.
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TOPICS.

Iately-married Belfast, Me-, couple
cannot he accused Of hasty action. Their
engagement was published and the Ger
tificate was issued q year aRo. hut the
Knot was not tied until last Friday. A
young lady who has had experiences, sIR-
Rcsts that the bride probably had to wait
for the I'm
The aRe of chivairy In not gone, Ed
mund Burke to the contrary notwith-
standing. The other day n woman was
insulted by n variety actor I'm Bridge
Jumper Steve Brodie's saloon In New
Yock, w~hereupon Steve jumped the bar
and promptly jumped upon the festive
Snowman. Jumping has it's uses after all.
Clay county. North Dakota. would seem
to be in need Of u new Jail. The present
condition OF the bastile il such that IL a
u prisoner wants anything from his
friends on the outside all he has to do is
to raise the window AMI get IL. A prison.
err was recently confined for drunkenness,
and, much to the surprise of the officials,
the longer he was kept in durance the
heavier became his jag, and he had to he
released to sober uD.
The sad case of Prof. James Come lily
OF Chicago will excite the sympathy of all
gentlemen of sporting taste. Prof. Con-
nelly had a gaIne-cock which had won a
score or more of brilliant victories in the
ring, and which, indeed, never having
been beaten. laid claim tn the champion
ship of the world. All persons who dis
puted this title were cordially invited by
the professor to bring on their birls, to-
Rether with their bags of doodle In any
amount. Last Friday Prof. Connolly
hearing of n man who had boosted of his
possession Of a rooster that could lick the
professors with one leg. went forth
in quest OF the rash stranger.
carrying the champion in a baR over his
shoulder. When he reached the vicinity
Of the other gentleman, the professor
stepped into n saloon and res
taurant and entrusted his bag and bird to
under the bar. Prof. Connolly found his
man and fixed up n battle for $50 a side,
To take place at 10 o'clock that
Then the professor returned to the restau-
rant, and feeling confident OF the $50
thought he would indulge i'm a broiled
young chicken for supper. In n few min
utes he had ON the table before him n most
savory fowl and u bottle Of ale,
which he proceeded to dispatch i'm "a
very pleasant frame of mind. After
further solaciug himself with a good cigar
he paid his bill and politely asked the
bartender s'fer dat game chicken i'm de
bag under de bar" But it appeared that
during the professors absence from the
restaurant, the night shift had come on
and the fresh bartender knew naught of
saw there was n chicken i'm a bag under
the bar. So when the cook whistled up
the tube that he was out of chickens the
bartender dropped the bag down the
dummy shaft. In his great and o.er-
wiielmin0 calamity, the assurance that he
was still in possession of the bird seemed
to pas for naught with the professor.
Like Rachael, he refuses to be comforted.
To augment his grief. the other fellow
now assumes the worlds championship,
make Ia upstart rooster bite the saw
dust.
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The row at Helena ove the election
Of republicans was not without its
amusing features. They say that MIR.
witter, who voted for Mantle, made a
powerful speech" in the course of
which he said that the republicans. by
ignoring his favOrite. had ''aimed a
blow at the cause Of labor i'm defeating
one of its champions" which must GER
tainly pass as the most facetiOus phrase
produced thus far i'm the year 1880.
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Human Mature.

From the Boston Courier.
"Yellowly: "Just see that old
they're taking into the station there!
What a wreck he isl"
Browniy: ayes; rum appears to have
downed him."
Yeliowly: s'It's the way with 'esn all
once they start there is no knowing where
they will stop"
THAT'S 81. Well. as it's q
pretty cold night suppose we go An and
take . drink ="
N~ullawlx: ..All right"
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Once again Montana has a"big -four"
I'm politics, hut it is not y very big four
this time. One senator with h right
sort of title would be Of more
to the peace and order of Montana than
the whole quartette of aspirants turned
out by rival legislative houses Mt Hell
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An American autograph hunter wrote n
letter to zach OF the persons whose auto
graph he coveted, describing himself as a
s~hip-owner. and asking permission to
name his next vessel after the particular
celebrity he was addressing. IL was a
fatal trap. Nearly every one fell into IL.
Even grutr old CARLYLE had NO susni.i.,