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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
EXERCISE

Our doctors are busy treating pa
tients who are suffering from COM
plants, more especially malarial dis
orders, which will be materially bene-
fitted if they drink water that is pure
and possesses curative features. as does
Bartlett Spring Water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
DUE

Ask your family physician about the
water, and il he is honest he will en-
dorse its use.
All who have drank the water speak
in the highest OF terms for Il.
This climate demands the use of
such a water and you cannot afford to
be without il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
VIGILANCE.

We VIII serve free OF charge n glass
OF this wonderful natural Spring
water at our Soda Counter to all who
care TO come and test its virtues. We
deliver the water to your home in case
lots at $3.50 for so pints. $3.50 for so
quarts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
Drink
PURE
WATER.

II the advice given in those three
words is needed, good health will fol-
low. City water is not good for many
reasons, principally, because IL Is con-
taminated with vegetable and putrid
matter of all descriptions. A simple
analysis shows this 10 be a fact.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
THE PASSING HOUR

That Senatorial contest in California
must he of deepest interest. 1t has
more space in the San Francisco papers
than murders or suicides.
The Oregon, en- route to eastern wa
tiers in the interest of the Open Door,
is keeping open house at Honolulu and
the hospitality of the officers is much
appreciated.
Cooking classes have been dscon-
tinued in the San Francisco public
schools. This was not compelled by
the health authorities, but was forced
from lack of school funds.
The American commissioners to the
Philippines have gone by the northern
on their return they will have failed
to make the most of their chances.
The strenuous efforts to preserve the
w c. T. U. temple at Chicago as dis
tinct monument to Frances E. Willard
is a fine example of tenacity and
strength of purpose backed by senti-
ment almost entirely.
In all this controversy about the
quality OF the army beef it is strange
that the contractors are so completely
in the background. Yet another strange
thing is that there has been no hint
of any questioning the provisions sup
piled the navy.
1t may be taken that despite the fact
none of the new tangled or freak ideas
were utilized during the war, progress
was great in both The army and navy.
All that the volunteer army needed, by
the way, was a few trained soldiers
in the direction of offense and defense
and some cooks.
1t is becoming evident that there has
beer planted here seed that will in
time grow into some such manifesto
ton as a showing OF resources by
means of an exposition. \ permanent
display with Mr. C. l.. Nights coffee
samples as a nucleus would prove at
tractive and useful.
there is published in the Advertiser
| the best resume at hand of a most
| important new shipping law. 1t goe:
into operation on the Mainland thi:
month. but will not rule here unit
| Congress extends the navigation law!
TO the group. Incomplete as is th'
synopsis, it is enough to warrant III,
prediction that it will cause much fric
ton at first and then likely drop int
the dead-letter condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11
MEXICAN
SADDLE

is as near perfect in con-
struction and general appear
ance as it is possible to make
a saddle. A great many
features of the Mexican Sad
die resemble the old Ha-
wailan Saddle, made by the
natives years ago and which
seem to grow in greater de-
mand as they become scarce.
The tree of this saddle is
identical; If possible the
Mexican is an improvement
in that it is beautifully stamp
ed and decorated, has COM
plete box STRIPS and is well
finished.
The saddles range in price
from SIS to $40.
Our Cotton Manila Tie
Ropes are very strong with
convenient snap on end.
Prices are very reasonable.
Full line of Stable Fur
nishings.
Call and examine our stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-11

MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service delive.
messages and packages. Tel. 37S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

5tSfrSr- Ma Isl. ard IN accordance wsre
Ire plans and specifications row 81 f5-
IL TIE Office NJ tie hoard 81 psloss- vqseE~
Each BID mas- be accompanied ~ 4
certified check, payable 10 the srzser ~
me essy comptroller fer 4 sz.u r1,- ass@
than rge o. p~g cent AZ the Rad s~ss -
bEa wfEl be ecssssie-e1 sanless acconsa.s .,ssd
by said check
TIE successful ssadfer WIN sse required "a
enter INTO a eontracs and flIrrsssa sstssszr-
tory hoxz1 for the amount required syy the
city charter znd the laws Of tire sac Of
Washington. within ten Gays assex b.
;ng notified of sae award of tins corrrars
10 Gim: falling 10 do 50, rss said cf1erE
ans. The amount lxa1 ta~resa viii BE- for
sestsd 10 tbs city. No person is eligible
rs q bidder WHO has Within two Years
prior 20 the Asstsng of sad c1Dsr4rs mat.
default n payment Of any ssfSs claim fg-
any work or Labor performed OF any sxili
or uatesiA4 furnished Pursuant @ aYsv
such contract - sereEn advertised e.
who within SD tws years failed 10 cssss.-
gis.e any such contracts
Special attention Il called 20 artisJa
XIII. Of rae city caarFsr. As rsew in forg-4
relating 10 e4ncars OF labor ard to ara
Gle VII. section 81. sssbs. ! and !. relating
10 bonds ana securities.
Tie board OF public works rezasryex fh@
right 70 reject any an9 AL bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on eryslou,e
"bsa for Taylor lAvenue Ressdew alklrsgF
etc. IrnprosesI
By order az the anari Of psat,lsc works
FRANK 0LESDS Secretary
Date OF firs1 publication, Marcn 7ta, ;sss
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notice TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. Sealed
proposals viii sc received % or sesssse 9iss
Ia o'c4aSk r. IN. ApEI l@sH. isss. Ter Sias
construction aaa xsssa RsnsssA8 % xtf za4u
ADDITIONS to tae SsssllaS w&EeT works
o@msa add esHtrstiesl 10y toe Cify u Sc
attic. 0asainsisa. Sas kalz aSassAsas
gnFigfe a GRAVITY water sssapss fyssa Sc
saAr rEse9 reservoirs ana gertjs8s - as
AUXILIARY atSh servsee zy&sstsa ~ the Gay
Tee seasgasf ALI ss sat a fo4E 40 sessAs
ags Subdivisions. ana W. s'SantAse Shs sa.~
to@.ax ganSTAi tsssns 81 Sssssss& 1+fsess-
ia Saaaiv sslsa ore ID.
Irad werks an cedar River. corS4a<isas
81 pgxsrs.ns wvsr Iesske tsfa3 ssS Use;
aaas5s Sc tksss% ttass2es Sske AsaaS- A@~s+%f@A
xEetszs &aa Sable
Esr.ssslre Isslsa Trarss Head ~esss - fitkA
Seeskex kassre9ss an ttts Tara $40 sssse
hx4ns a. sess~ "a tia ssss5sT sffi = ssss4ss "a
lszs@ss 81 wh.eh "a ulsss are - - Fsvss~
al stssi sns - rglis* "a s,s seeNsfss say :
sssgses - ssss wssh szEs bA1Ax = ssxE " ssss-
gsastes, ~soS3sa Fs@se Aas sssfa ,sis q
~ .nesss Ia as@4Retss, @sssss sae ns'4* ~
WsSssen ssavs fsse = ana = sasess IN ga
,,.essr rs@saext 8xsax aksakst sssN &nssss sses-
IS vase glsa Ey9ns Esssh s<Fsss* AsseTN ssr
To- lasa lfasan. Cn@fzs@ @f kxNsas sasssF
81 Assres As.&sv aasse warts @xese Asfsss-
fgssksxas esassnta AZ s~sa l.A&e, cess ssssf
- ssfearfrsss 1AnA eoaszzsss1sas &c esAre AZ
eussea. iwsAsa ard A@Pz V2AssSsN'A ~s''
xAli Lake,
stsss ser,sge a~~Fx&4r asa Cas- Nasas@
ia I4ff TMws capacity - ssh rsses go
ssa9sss .a.s.ss Il Yssi;ses xksfAE@fs lev ssE~
a. Hsszsy&sssF ~zgA Case Il #s2s@ As3 arr p
s-s fyans ~ Mage AssfssaEz sessssaeist -
1880 sssazat n rssssseNs Sa*a@tsSe S@9@-
'..exe - .sssasssa,s sSznt ssssa1ss ss3sssss -
n haassA.
- sstf~sts sxsssa Tsees -
start Pise 81 ~sse@z Anne So
sssssaessv ~ o. sesk hssa. sase~sf y NsA'
ssNrsss tSssxTet&s -.
Fayex usAin fscra lss SsrskEs, ssssr. !.
"a Slanss rssx ee Ssseer A11* $50
gsasSa Hss- sA14 sszas<-s -ss->s
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoI.t4-So

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Roii@-~So-
tee Of asss ssr~rt roll Of Local Improve
raent District No. 1911. for the improve
rrlent az certain portions 81 TwsHty-thtrd
Ave. East Marion Street. Twentieth
Ave. Eighteenth Ave ard Seventeenth
Ave. In TIE city ~ Seattle. under 0rdln-
anee Ne. AIS. ana hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby gsSsa that the ssSexs~
sarng ro.l az Local Improvement Dsssrse,
Nc 1871 for the Improvement % certain
yarisans az Twenty-thsri. Ave. East Ma
rsar Street Twentieth Ave. Eighteenth
ave. ard Seventeenth As-. under or5ln-
Roara of PuAIse Works "a tAs city Council
~ sha fsIfv az SeaEtsr ard = nOw on ais in
tsse office or IRE CITY Com ptToiisr aFasf ex-
asyleGa city Clesk. an8 the same Is rGw ofsen
fer pubic Inspection ~ safst offscs assi will
remain opea fnr inspection untii Naudsv
the sra day az Apgil 1893 AZ SEQ o'clcck y
IN ard nj rex&ore tn;eTs sted sfr herafss
raagssrvd 10 aprssT before fhs city rvTsTrrss
a, \ ss.~sfon thefssss n ~ hetd sa he SAa,tn~
"a I'ha.ss,sr IN taH c5fv itan en sassf 2rS
ssy ssf Agyss Ss9s a. 80 e.e5eck e. IN. ard
maxi objections thsre-e- ~ Sai5 time sa
fxef she City roamesi wsfl consider AIRY
ard al objections rsaSe ard wts make such
corrections in said rass - Il ssesssaN fust
ara wifE .sen is ordnance approve sgrh
roll and levy awA assess ire amounts fhers
shown "a sssss roll ard declare shs same
srvs ssen fhereas-
SzEs matter nssw - aIsn8FszsSs "a = lafsr
aAfe y 80 ordered sy ss5@ FStY CossneH
WILL. ~ PARRY
Cqsw f-cvarsrc.sex ara Ex~affsess CITY Clerk
~ sh4 s~ftss 90 EeRtsse
Fszse ~ Hvxs 1fsss' or fsnn Nah tSsS
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
Notice Of Assessment roll az Local I'm
proyemens District No i>a for the i'm
pravenent Of certain portions of kep5aa-
iscar, Street and 81 certain other streets
and avenues in the City CT Seattle under
, Ordinance No S4se and hearing thereon
<osscs. u hereby given that the asNssS-
men. roll Of f4ocai Improvement D%srict
No is. for the Improvement ~ certain
portions os Republican Street and OF Ger
tain ether streets and avsnnes.
un1er ClrIinanc. Nc. a9s9. has been re-
ported BY the Boari OF Public Works I'd
the City Council 81 the CITY Of Seattle. and
l. now on fIle in the 0fficr ~ tRs Cssy
COMPTROLLER and cx~oHtcso Casy Clerk, and
the Same - rev open for pubic snsD%c-
ticl at said Office. and will remain open
for Inspection until Monday. the sssh day
of March Ike at go o'clock y. M. and
all persons interested are hereby required
ssof, thereof 70 be held in the coancf.
f-narnl.e- Ii, the Cts Hail ON said seth day
~ March iss9 A. 50 o'clock 4. m and
,uaks, objections thereto. At SAID time SO
AGED ,h,s city Council viii ceExSser any
and all oe sections made and will rnaks
such corrections in said roll as IL deems
S,isx and will then BY ord nance apnrsve
such roll and levy and ass~xs tbs amounts
thereof against each parcel and bot 81 land
shown in said roll snd iecars the sane a
girsst lien thereon.
said matter uay ~ adjourned 10 q later
slsstr IL 50 ordered by fha City Council
Will. II. PARRY
CITY Comptroller and OK -officso City Clerk
Of the cry Of Seattle.
Date Of ssrss Publication, March 2. isss.
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CALI. FOR BIDS FOR STREET RAIL
way Franchise pursuant To Ceuneii Res

CALL FOR BIDS FOR STREET RAIL
way FRANCHISE pursuant to C9ancsi Res
Netsce L. hereby given that on the ssh
dag % January. ts<s. Winthrop SEn.ta, Al
bert stone and Andrew + Burse.xn APP
Piled - the CITY Council az the city of
Seattle for authority 10 construct ana oge-
crate street railway along ard fxrscn fse
following STREETS OF sxssd city. fc-.Sf: Gem
rssssesng al Pioneer Square. thesee running
eAsseriy along and ever YesieF Way a. the
same il rssw loeased and shall hereafter
BE- produced. 10 the western shore Of Lake
Washington. and commencing at the t.,-
sersection 81 yesIe- Way ard Thiys4efh
Avenue South. thence snuthez.y aioag
Thiriieth Avenue 10 Jackson Street. thence
westerly along and over said Jackson
Street 10 It's intersection With Occidental
Avenue, thence northsriy along ami ovsr
said Occidental Aveaue 10 It's tntersec tian
with said Yesler Way. and fhat on the
alta Cay of February. isss. the sad city
council did, by resolution. s1escryu sae 10
grant said authority and franchise for the
time ard wfsh the provisions and ON The
conditions contained Ia Council B%il NJ.
al. and that the said estg Counc4l Offers
IN grant the same 10 the person. company
or corporation xho VIII pay For tsEe SAID
franchise the highest percentage Annually
Of gross receipts. but BOT less than two
per cent per aunuT. ard ssea4ed lids
therefor will be received b. the eity comp
trolier up TO the hour OF II ociock nooa
on the 18th day OF March. isss- Sad nd
ding and all proceedings IN reference
thereto and IN reference 10 said FRANCHISE
shall in al respects conform 10 the prs
visions Of the city charter: ard the city
council reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Each bid must BE- accompanied by q
certified cheek. payable 20 tina order %
the city comptroller Tor the eum of one
thousand dollars. and The amount OF tie
check will he forfeited and paid TO the
city in case the successful bidder shah fasl
70 accept the said franchise, and upon
aecep,ance the sars go paid shall be cred
i;.a to the grantee on account OF p~rcen-
tagea
WILL III. PARRY
ssi.y s-onaptrolier and ex-offscis Gay Clerk
na.a - frxr rtif,lrafsnr, March 1 fSae
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franchise sd grantees their Sssccseso-s
81 assigns, sxaAl. deposit wssa ESe Cs-y
Eusuptrcsser az he tine az tss E3sGg as
tss4- acceptance os this 9-ssE16 res. tie sam
Of three Thousand {sss8s dollars IN gesa
ccSa Of the ynste6 States. ~ \ certified
cheek for sAsa autcGEE sa b. akspsussss sy
ths Mayor. whsck sara saaxs sc retained
ey and forfeited - me city cs Seattle ard
b. pas3 sEsfc the Genera FasE3 ~ said city
- case said grantees shall sA.s "a ceszsrSess
sasl read - herein qreys1s3 within ne
shall lie completed. within SAID ssrYse. Saai
-Tsosey or caerx shall ~ returned - sad
grantees. their Successors - AsS4enA ~
ths city Comptroller.
SectAon "A That II aay dispute shat al
1nx time aTxs between the sad grantees.
fhszr SUCCESSORS OF assigns. ard .aasr e<a-
playas, as 20 Any matter Of employ Ess<as or
wages sssess dispute skszla Ne Submitted ia
arbitration In accort2 nee with The avs
then IN farcc 81 ne STATE of W asssugtafs.
Sexton Is That tie City OF Seattle re-
series ths right 30 al any tire hereafter
reiesal- change or modify IBIS ordinance n
tire franchise granted seresy = noe oasr-
atsd IN accordance wlsh the gsrvvasaa-s AZ
Ss@sEts also reserves the slxas az any lime
hereafter 20 rsxseal. change or 1sod.fy This
z-zssr. having Isle regard 70 .ae rights az
toe grantees aai the Interests ~ Ike psln-
he
Section r. Tass ordinance shall take sf-
fsct and - ia f0rce from ard a1fs< is
passage and approval II approved by the
mayor Otherwise * shall take effect at ghe
TINE Z shah nssSrns law under saa pro
vlssoz@s a( the City Charter.
Tate OF s1ret publication. Marea ). fSsa.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - Fast
Denny Way. North broadway ard other
connecting streets and avenues sewer
tFupFas stassTt
Notice il hereby given tAat seated pro-
fsexsls viii be received hay the undersigned
sesxstary ~ tne board ef public works IL
thu city ef Seattle Da - : a'cieek D ~.
Wednesday March sgsi lsss. for the i'm
pTnyemenf % Essf Icwav WAy. North
broadway and other correcting streets
ard avenues. By constructing a sewer
along said streets tsss wsesg SAID points
toEsihsF vita All necessary openings.
wysa. fsanise1e~. l&mYh0isk vezstsafssgs-
Gushing tanks as1 eaten basins. as pro
etssess Hv ordinance Ne &l45 creating i6s~
eel Improvement distract NJ -. art Ia
accordance Nib the plans @ad @reeisaca~
ftseTss nBs 00 Tile II tire cffics ~ TBS board
~ ganlse works
rSseA l,tsa rass<t be acean4gsa MED BY = cyr-
sisst eIstaek payable to TIE eyder ef tha
G}fg comptroller. fsr o s@ss n<st 3eSs ista
s3Te "a ssev cent 0s she hl6, snsf 20 hia
~sss ss@ considered GnsesS accompanies. bE
Y,hs s,,,.eessf.si tssEsey qal So required q,
easter 3nEa contract And sarnssa satss-
factory bsssd for ere asSaaat Required 81
al " asf4fms {0H. Gtt{&.s tt3 ass AstTf BE-
tng sssss{sR4 - gre sN&eG ~ tbe csslAl sssst
ga Atna sAlfng - 49 So Ss@ So ohss&
awa rhs srzsassnt face Therein wt - f5tr-
fssse<s Is 4Ae efts Ne FssFSSsW - 90 Efssle
A. s AssaeT ~Aa sss within t~zs wears
vfs8r tse tha }@tlios - said c@Atraef rsas3a
sszEAaE2 "a k@SN fsAslstA ~ - $500 fsA-t'A
fer ams wawk ar = AzsE performed ~ any
Anil - raassTsa3 farFsass-ssA ptsfSsa't -
AJAX xzs p contract As fssfes 8tfFea7t az.sss
~ "a asst sssshsn &@3>t tws EesTa f@ttN4 80
.-sssssgs.sEa zmN Sssca contracts
<sessslag zxsenf2em = es53ea - 4TI'.ss
va - ysse cfty CHARTER as upa So foF7ss
.ssat "a rs shgs4ss 80 lAhasf ara - Az
tse4a SIS sssss5e2 r. s~3& 1 Aes , refAt-
lre Ia bowels &uA saT~tses
,g-s,.a as.sagss * e,ashzse @@FkH reserves the
-seaz =. ssfet ass ANA Ss asAs-
sez,s.ssss44ts ssszssr - tsssgrs@4 ~ Faresng7s
-~Y.,s~ ssr fsEss Esenny Ma AF1sa North
vsystssssss.x ~ssees Sgasy Improve sseEz
49, sssssss~ ss saa NssagsS ~ gSs7giss weT& 49,
EEA%A ot<gsSss$. Secretary
4saeR e Hrss publication, 83rgH fitA.
fsaA
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

THE nniy fn8ts Ia the s,gp9sag and active
Mining districts os uosd Basin Sosdsa
creek Martin Creek s44Tertog, Deef
creek. G1aE Lake and Monte cFssto
Tie seensc route for tssSrlsIx. 1Aning AfA
camping ssaf~eA-
Fer rates ard ntfser Information address
nsafrxg iaeas agent. oe
q ~ BAIRD.
Gen. FRI A. FaS8. ACT. Everett. Wash.
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EoTICE.-TO WHOM 1T NAY CON
eerD. The following being ssnuncli Tau
Nc Al. entitled AN Ordinance author
King Hintarop smith. Albert Stone and
Andrew r Burlesgn, their successors
or asSiS1A. TO construct operate and
maintain a street railroad iu IN. City AZ
Seattle" is published in compliance with
the provisions Of Section LII Of Article
~. az the City Charter CT the City OF
Seattle. .
WILL III. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-Ofacio City
Clerk 81 the City OF Seattle.
March g. lktA
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tSAnN sfsEGES AZ SesegtsssAsns salt an3
S,asasSs.t &fSL Nsts4GxsA u lie2sa
ss~. k'e9sla @sxa4s-
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w z. HUMPHREY,

estNEEF'f8 ftsH4Htfa-
pssxtoff5ss address. RocEa 80 Mutual
r4fe sssifasng, Seattle, King County, Wash.
sngsun
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q. D GARfaN al dealer In Recsy Mvan-
sa-E seEs> our speelaiisss are sex rosss.
sasrs ~ ekAs beet aasi Gags $a3 xsases
sas &asSk& 1aas Socena ssxa2e.
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Z WegueckV \ ASKS sssszfs ssfars bs&y
Ess ! i&Y gsn Commissioners 10 street
agent sAst pgeHt my customer g4tS.
T NefHes,kr ~ Railroad as*gGs.
te.nnshla deck
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WILL III. PARRY
City s-orptrolier and sx-ofsscie Gay Clerk.
Date Of first publication March !. 1855
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

Our scheme of advertising for
immigration has some defects
which could be remedied by a lit
tie study Of conditions, All the
efforts thus far made have been
directed to securing farmers in
Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska. A
mistake, in our judgments has been
made by not reaching out further.
When Kansas was booming her
farming lands. her agents went in
to the rich and ,populous farming
districts of New York Pennsylva>
MIA and Ohio and from there Sc
cured an Industrious and affluent
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

There is decided feeling of sore
ness, especially among the liberal
thinkers, that the saloon men have
put their fingers in the municipal
contest. 1t is known that they are
furnishing funds to tho Allison
ticket to make the fight and they
are bound to suffer for their inter-
terence. During the past two
years the saloons have not been
bothered, when observing the law.
and in the present contest they
could have observed an entirely
neutral position. If the ticket
which they are so ardently sup
porting is defeated. which it is
bound to be, it may 60 hard for
these gentlemen. They are very
officious in their support of a tiek>
ct, which could not have existed
had they not given it support.
Many citizens are outspoken in
their condemnation OF the saloons
for the position they have taken
and there will be little sympathy
expressed for them. if their inter>
ference costs them their license.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18
OUR Mr.. sx,7a.

Our very esteemed contempor>
ary the Sun says that this paper
has abused Representative Smith
like a "pickpocket." We take
issue with this assertion. Our
criticisms of Mr.. Smith have been
upon his Legislative actions. noth-
ing else. The platform upon
which Mr.. Smith made his cam
paign for election was the populist
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

Do you remember the suits, the
counter suits, the quarrelings, the
great sums of money paid attor-
neys during the Allison admins
trationa Do you also remember
that the salaries OF the mayor and
aldermen were doubled under Mr.,
Allison7 Is that the kind Of re-
form administration he would in
stitute again.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18
Chamberlain. Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group, vhooping cough
and indenza. It has become famous
for its cures Of these diseases, over .
large part Of the civilized world The
most aattering testimonials have been
received, giving accounts OF its good
works; Of the asgravating and persist
colds that have yielded promptly 70
its soothing effects, and Of the danger
ous attacks Of Group it has cured, Oft
on saving the life Of the child. Tho
extensive use Of it for whooping sou gh
has shown that it robs that disea &c Of
/ all dangerous consequences. Sold BY
all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed
to give any relief. I was able to be
arou nd all the time, but constantly snf-
fering had tried everything l could
hear Of and at last was told to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. which did and
was Immediately relieved and in short
time cured. am happy to say that it
has not since returned.-Josh Edgar,
Germantown, Cal. For sale by all drug
gists.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

Is any man, whose senses are in
normal condition. who cannot see
a change for the better in the past
two years and who would Of his
own accord return to the time OF
quarrels, hatreds and old animosi-
ties.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

Has anyone heard any crying
demand tor the kind of reform dish
ed up by Mr.. Allison Has there
been an overwhelming demand for
his candidacy proceeding from any
quarter of the city, or from any>
body, except the saloons
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 1s. 1899.

class Of immigration. Our people
seem to be afraid to go after i'm
migration so far east, but it is more
than probable that from whence
they had no. -.idea--of securing set
tiers. the best luck would follow he
effort.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18

What have the saloons been
promised; why have they made
Mr.. Allison's fight their own ?
The saloon people could have had
easy sailing had they let well
enough alone.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-18
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Notice IL hereby given that bids for
cleaning the streets will b received up
10 7:3O o'clock March 71st. 1889. Plans
and specifications for the work can be
seen at tho oflice OF n. o. Dslaplain,
city clerk. committee on streets and al
leys. S16 2t