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The daily sentinel., 1900-03-23

If the British, as Mr.. Sulzer says,
are tortiying the border line of
this country, on the Canadian side,
why don't this government keep
even with the defenses by building
even greater fortresses on this side2
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-23

Wanted-several bright and honest
persons to reprepresent us az Managers
this and close by counties. Salary $500
year and expenses. Straight, bona
nde, no more, no less salary. Position
permanent Our references any bank in
town. 1t is mainly office work conduct
ed at home. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. The Do
ninion company, dept 8, Chicago. 20 :.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-23

The office of city attorney had
better be abolished, if at the on
coming of every petty case, out
side assistance must be purchas-
ed.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-23

II you have never had good time in
your life you will have it tonight if you
attend the ball at the Armory.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-23

Vote for high license and 9
greater Grand Junction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
NEW LIFE GIVEN TO OUR
SALES OF CLOAKS AND FURS.

Counting special orders to manufacturers in the aggregate viii
the seasons surplus stocks, we could have safely met anythinf
short of the buying avalanche that followed our first January
announcements.
Not five days from this sales opening, we were securing tn
market for more Coats, Capes and Suits, urging the swiAes
production compatible with high character in every article.
First slowly, then faster and faster as our needs grew, choic
garments poured in. As this third week opens, we can show
from all sources, in round numbers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
MDONALD i wIGGINs. 40 Nassau.

- |HtMD-GVARANrEED per cent, preferred
''l'.''' stock tor sale. Investment for the
rarpnse of extending the business 100000 IN
orders on hand, aul he above capital 3 for the
DOING Of increased business. INV Z Eate IN" oppOr-
tunity. MCDONALD X Virgins. 10 Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Trading aiotrls and Nrstaurants.
WHERE TO DINE,
Hotel Tariff Bureau ............6 O. 9TH av, n. Y.
Alc.-Ala Carte. Tdb. -TaDle d Hote.
DelmOniCO's ....... 9th av., corner Aath St. Ala
Restaurant Martin ............ Ale. ldh.
University place aud uth 81.
Nnstn Tr,pn Al . "a

'hAF'AoA u "a y ~
Music 'front.' TO u.
The Ptbst. AT i. an Brualwav .............A Ale.
GaLyo's. +Oth st n Bvay. Ale. rdh. 81. Orchestra
NIorello's West 10Th IT,, Tdh., SIZE tMuslcI
Mouquin's, lao Fulton St and 20 Ann ct. Ale.
do. Cate dc BOrd aux, 454.t56 18th av. ..,,.Alc.
Healy's New Rest dbth It. \ Col. av. Ale, (Musicl
Marsi's, lu4 " - B.S l.. Tdh, DIN, ~. Ale. Music
Hams Restaurant, 10Th II. & ~av Ale.
herald 'quar- Hotel. saith. just ". ~ u Way, Ale.
Hotel Hungtria, Tla Lunch, ~ to Pm, 50r,
+Union ~. Fast Table 70 $3.50, 75e. twlne,sD
Cabaret du Chat Noir, 81 ~ Ne. Tdhr Music,
Cafe Boulevard, Tdh., Ale.
The hungarian Rest. Celebrated Hungarian
I'd av. and 10th It. Gypsy Band.
LuChow German Restaurant. no East / ith st.
Belveder-, 18th 1t h ith az. Ale. Tdh. lch, Doc .dln.si
>chnitt's Res, isth 81. 4 Col. az. Al. rdh. 81 VINE
RectOr's ...... B~gnaiDay aud 44tn ST. A 10 carte
r......, I 18Th 81. near Lex. av ..... Ale.
terrace Garden Royal Hungara an Orchrstrs,
Reisenweber's.. .....,... 5sth 1t. 4 9Th av., Ale.
Hotel Me- opoir, Ale. Tdh. Hto o. $500. MGsn
THE Eyrie," 23d floor. 100 Nassau, Ale. op. X to3
Hotel sycamore, Tdn, loo, including I'm. VINE.
Sth 81, aul sd Az. Victor Hugo's Band.
Mock's, 10 ". "a, Ale. Tdh. Lch. 4Oc. Dinner, I5c.
N.Y.Hotei. 4?d 81. opp. depot Idh. wine, SOC.
The Abbey.'laSth Sta II. Washington road, Ale.
Irog.r's -. lh5th ct, opp. S,eedvay, Ale.
Joaquin ,........ So & 81 West Path st" Tdh., 55c.
Marty = ............. ....47W Gath a., Tdh.. 55c.
Ardin .......... ...125 ". 2tth st. selectTdh., soc.
~>tephan's. lo5 W. 2sth. rdh. Lch. toe. Din 500. wine
Gonfnrone's.st st, bet. bthkdthays Tih .toc: vino
Hemmerle'. Rest. 5nth \ lex. av. rdh.4oc. D.5oc
WHERE TO D~lNE"-Con.
Brc WORT House, 9Th av. and 9Th at, Renomme.
Downtown Elite Tdh. Dinner. Speciality Ale.
Terrapln. tanvashacF, Concert every eveniny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

CIn -PARTNER WANTED ligh' man.
VI ','N'' ufacturing business. established
- years, factory located in Brooklyn, close 10
Broadway ferries. This capital ia 10 he expended in
the business; proa's yearly $4,000; plant valued at
s21, 900. Particulars nuplv
VI, btNALD 4 WIGGINS. 14O Nassau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
BUT FEW MORE BOOKS

The stock and its prices are badly
wrecked. Thursdays sale marked
the beginning of the end l5c., 29c.
and soc. now cover the great bulk of
single volumes Of novels, biographies,
poems and miscellaneous literature.
Scattered sets arc at half their cost
Expensive art works in the ratio of
one dollar selling price to five and
six dollars of value,
Ion must buy mt once to buy at all. (
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

NHlRr MANlfACrURERS wanting to increase
I, their output might make 8 favorable ard uIutu.
ALLY pTohtablr arrangement by communicating with
SHIRT FACTORY, box l72 sun oihcaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
COATS.

Silk lined $i2 Black Kersey e, IL
Coats-,his coming week.. W."
Satin Lined Montagnac or Persian
Cloth SIS" Goats corning sQ. 50
Tatteta Lined $500 Chevio, and
Wors,ed Jackets this coming s,n u
Fur Trimmed S22S Ker.ey Coat.
collar Of Persian Lamb black .lh.7s
satin lined. ......, ~
Velour S35 90 Persian Trimmed Coat,
collar and revers Of Persian Lamb,
satin lined this coming STATS
week '... ...... .'-.''''.s ~
GOLF CAPES.
Wi,hou, doubt the creates, all around
assortment known This weeks special
prices,
$50 and sS.S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

The Grand Jury went yesterday after
noon In a body 10 WAIKIKI and lnvesti-
gated the conditions there. They were
shown about all Of the resorts along the
teach-the Hotel Annex. the waikiki Inn
and others Mr. Amy. OF the latter re-
sort. who was named In the recent charge
Of the jury. showed It's members around
the resort. lie has not yet been summon
oil % appear before the jury, but he ex-
poets 10 receive a summons to appear to-
day. and II prepared TO give them hts side
% the matter without reservation, he
SAYS
The Grand Jury issued subpoenas for
w. ". Amy, manager Of Waikiki Inn
bartender Walt OF that establishment
~. g. Macfariane OF the Hotel Annex
An Ian, bartender there. and Mr.. Hay.
wood. who was formerly Interested n
Waikiki Inn. All these must appear q
give evidence as demanded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

A peasant of sorico. preparing to
build stable. found recently In the
course OF his excavations the traces OF
massive wall He went on and dis
covered the remains OF n passage. n
well and n limekiln. The foundations
~ the wall were made OF blocks OF
finely wrought granite. In n corner of
this old building was n tablet OF white
marble with n Latin inscription. from
which u appeared that the building was
erected twelve Centuries ago. Near u
two coins OF the same epoch were
found. ArChaeologists affirm that the
remains are those Of the famous tower
n Olonio. "a Roman city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

The Treasury Department has rem
dered n decision UNFOLDING the action
Of Collector OF the Port stackabie IN
nnlng the steamship Coptic s2oo.oo
for landing ". r. Baldwin at Ho-
nolulu. The fine was under the Law
against foreign vessels doing a coast.
Ink trade In the United States and af.
ter fning the vessel Mr.. stackabIe laid
the matter before the Authorities a
Washington. Yesterday he received 9
communication from the Treasury De
partment stating that the fine would
not be RENTED. as had been hoped b,
those who had 20 pay u.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

Again the Littis Hoodoo is Heard
From.

The little Island schooner Norma.
true To her hoodoo reputation, In re-
ported on the reef AT Kooiau on the
other side Of this Island. Early yester-
day morning she went ashore and the
fact was shortly afterwards announced
by telephone. Waterfronters looked
wise and said IL was about time she
was on a reef again, OF lost or swaI-
lowed by whale. or something. OF
course. she viii get OF. at least that Is
what the old salts say. Efforts are now
being made TO get her In deep water
and she may be soon looked for. pump
Ing her way into Honolulu harbor. The
Norma left here on Friday-hoodoos
generally sail on Friday-with a cargo
for the other side Of the Island. II may
OF course prove TO be her last voyage
but her admirers say not.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

Peter Kaalokai was arrested yester-
day for stealing n bicycle from n news
boy. He sold the wheel TO n Japanese
for the sum 81 81 and by this he was
trncked and arrested
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11
THE BAND WILL PLAY
TODAY AND TOMORRW

The Government band viii give q con-
cert this. afternoon at Emma Square and
tomorrow afternoon at Makee Island. The
program for this afternoon, beginning at
tg o'clock. will be as follows:
Overture OF Bagdad'' .. Boieidicu
Fentasla-''fn Memoriam' ........ Napoii
Cavotte-"Farewelr' ........ ..... Kappey
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..... ........ Verdi
March--"Alrna Mater .............. Hot.
" aitz-''Los Angeles $1,000. Godfrey
The star spangled Banner"
The program for the concert at 2 O'Clock
81 pday afternoon al Makee Island viii
be- ~ follows.
PART I.
The Old Hundred"
Cvorture-"Victor Emanuel ..... King
Prayer Moses In Egypt ........ Rossini
Int frnexx0-'tn the Chapel i. Eilenberg
Scored Fantasia.-'Providence Tobani
PART N.
naIiad-'"rhe Light OF the World' o.
st.fftss .sssssssst s.sassss.sss.s... ADAMS
Aris.-"Lucia al Lammcrmoor'' tnew)
.s..s .....s...... ................ Don:zetti
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tnew) 80.
.tssst.s.s .ssssssssssss.s.s... ss.... Moore
Itinaie--"Iris'' (new) ............. Bucalossi
The star spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11

for the thir-ty-t that's our soda
A delightful cure for THAT
thirsty feeling" which is cpl
demic these hot summer days.
Our Soda is pure aud just "a
cold as ice en- MAKE it. The
real fruit fiavors (up artificial
essences used) have been a
drawing card for years. We
never .kimp quality.
Try a glass of fresh crushed
strawberry or pineapple with d
dash Of appetizing ice cream
That's the reason for the crowd.
at our fountain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-11
AlSEN
PORTLAND
CEMENT

WE HAVE q
admixture
mas no
otne which
The following In
rounds;
never is
>-Ni1 ~" AoA -,
'o -A1 tic eiduiaoe
of In
~ barrels
TheO. H. Davies & co. Ltd.
AGENTS HAWAIIAN TERRITORY
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10

of Sc attic just at present, and that their
long fingers are reaching out for every
thing in sight. Prices have gone up all
along the line, the last raise being % per
cent. by the association of restaurant
keepers, while nights lodging has be-
come luxury. In view of these facts
j. d. Mcdaniel and number of those
who are going to Nome on the Nelson
bought over a ton of groceries from local
merchants on Tuesday and assert that
they can save money by buying here,
after paying freight charges.
M. NJ. Higley writes to Mayor Redman
from Spokane stating that he and Mr..
Timberman, who are now employed in
that city as teachers, are looking about
for a suitable location for a business col
lege and that North Yakima has been
favorably mentioned to them. Mr..
Higley says that both have had num-
Der of years experience in their especial
line OF work and that they would bring
this experience, coupled with energy,
into the establishment OF a college at
North Yakima ii the proner encourage
ment and support was vouchsafed by the
citizens OF town and vicinity. Mayor
Redman replied to the effect that the To-
cation was cen raj, the country prosper
Gus, the climatical conditions favorable
and the people progressive, and ii their
management was resourceiul. energetic
and competent they would undoubtedly
ind in akima a good field
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Postoffice Inspector Sharp spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in North Yakima
H. B. Scudder has sold II bales of 1895
hops to Lillienthal at 8 cents.
Gilt Edge, Royal and Crown polish OF
shoe dressing at cost. "Tbe Fair" Att
DR.. Giddings and W. M. Metcalf re-
turned last week from Lake Chelan.
Great special sale of ladies' shirt
waists, 800 at j. J. Macdonald's.
DR.. Hare made brief trip to Ellens-
burg and Roslyn on Saturday last.
The sale OF Goes stationery store to j.
p. Crawford has fallen through.
The work of repaintlng the court house
was begun this week.
Drs. Gordon and Frank were in attend.
ance on the sessions of the State Medical
association this week.
Miss Helen Dixon and Miss Laura
Stewart returned to their duties in the
Medical Lake asylum on Monday.
Bert and Arthur Engehart left on
Wednesday for California with the inten-
ton of remaining.
A marriage license was issued on Tues.
day to Geo. Lockwood and Miss Ora A..
Porter.
Natchez will leave on the 18th for Seattle
to take passage for Nome.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have decided to serve dinner on Deco
ration day.
Jay Sedgwick of the Northern Pacific
spent couple of days in Yakima this
week.
The Ahtanum academy was closed
this week owing to the nervous prostra-
ton OF Miss Dixon, one of the teachers.
MIR. Wlnder of England stopped in
Yakima for one train, last week, on a
visit TO his nephew, George Arrowsmith.
d. Z. Lesh and wife returned on Mon
day from Seattle where Mrs. Lesh has
been visiting relatives for some time
past.
+. j. Baisden. q professional bicyclist
gave several exhibitions of his skill on
Yakima avenue this week. His trick
riding is quite remarkable.
Patronize home Industry by
using Yakima Flour. Best in the
market. Is
A. d. Edgar, an oldtime stage driver
throughout Yakima and kitlitas counties,
was guest OF the Hotel Bartholet last
week. He registers from Dawson City.
G. II. Shurte, representing the Mallory
Commission Co. and the Union Stock
Yards, of Chicago, spent several days in
Yakima this week. Mr.. Shurte has
handled the wool and sheep of Coffin
Bros and Mslcolm McLannan in several
heavy transactions in the past few years.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10
New York
Cash Store.
J. A. ADAMS

Mrs. Chas. Harris OF Pasco arrived in
the city Wednesday for visit with her
mother. Mrs. Harris will be remem-
bered as Miss Roxie Crane
Those seeking first-class table board at
reasonable rates, can secure the same at
Mrs. Claws. Wards brick block. 1t
The adjourned meeting OF the confer
ence OF the Methodist church will be held
Monday night All members of the con-
ference and all interested in the work OF
the church are invited to attend.
Mrs. DR.. Owens Adar. Office over
Coffin Bros store. Special attention will
be given, as heretofore, to diseases OF
women and children; also confinement
and surgical cases. 50tf
Miss Ollie Wilson, sister of Mrs. Frank
Liggett, was married at Spokane on Sun
day to Albert Malcolm of that city. They
stopped day in North Yakima on their
bridal trip to the Sound.
| That imported white enameled ware is
the neatest, incest and cleanest kitchen
ware made. If you want bottom prices
see the Yakima Hard ware Co.
Peter Gervais, John 2. Brattain Edgar
Stone and son, j. j. Dickson and Jas.
Fletcher are among those who have Sc
cured transportation for Nome on the
Santa Anna, which is scheduled to sail
from Seattle on the 10Th.
Get your gun-smithing, bicycle and
sewing machine repairing done at Sta
ton & CARROTS, First street near Hotel
Barthoet. Electro Plating. Extras for
machines. l4-tf
AL Bielstein, a we'll known employee OF
A. Johnson, was married at Tacoma on
Friday last to Miss Forler, an attractive
young lady of that city. They arrived
in Yakima Tuesday morning aud regis
tered at the Hotel Yakima.
Kleis & Bond handle all kinds of feed,
hay, -four and bran at lowest prices. 6
B. N. Coe and wife expect to leave for
Baker City on Sunday. Mrs. Coe will
remain for some time with her parents
but doc" will return to Yakima after IA
brief visit.
Fishing tackle at bed rock prices at the
Yakima Hardware Co.
James Hamilton Lewis passed through
Yakima Wednesday on his way to Sc
attic from the east. He was looking
we'll and becomngly dressed in IA plain
travelling suit He has had the luxurient
ends of his hair and whiskers trimmed.
The Federation of Woman's Clubs
which meets in this city, the opening oil
Larson's Theater and Decoration day are
three events in which the ladies will all
need new hats. Mrs. Cary is offering
her pattern hats at less than cost also
many other special bargains. l7-lt
Mr.. Mcclure of Benchville, while haul.
ing load OF hay, was knocked down and
run oyer by his lead team, which broke
away in trying to pull the load from a
mud hole in which it had become mired.
Mr.. McClure's injuries were quite severe.
4 Mrs. ]. j. Bigger, formerly Miss Nette
Wheeler, passed through Yakima on
Wednesday on her way from Spokane to
visit relatives on the Sound. She was
accompanied by her young son. A
large number of friends gathered at the
train to greet her. as during her resi-
dence here she was general favorite.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10

Men do not like go to doctors Nine
times out of ten thu wait until they are
laid flat on their hacks before they will
consult physician There IS some reason
in this, for when a business man feels out
OF sorts and goes TO Il physician, he is often
given violent drugs chat make him, for
time, unfit for bust sSs and really sick.
There is way OF voidng both extremes
that of neglectiug the health and that OF
taking violent drugs that rack the entire
system-it Is always to keep on hand
bottle of DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Dis
covery. If a imam VIII resort to this great
medicine whenever Ae feels that he is OFT
of sorts and threatened with illness, he
may keep in good health. 1t is the great
appetite sharpener, blood maker and flesh
builder 1t fills the arteries with the rich
red tissue building blood Of health. II
does not make fahhy Eat like cod liver oil
but the solid muscular and nerve tissues
of health. 1t does not make corpuent peo-
pie more corpuleut
II want to inform vou Of a cure effected BY Dr.
Pierce's medicines, writes Mrs, Nelson smith
of Mount Vernon Jefferson Co, Ills About
six years ago had grip ending with bronchitis
and consumption. In the spring of 1896 my
ditiou became very serious l had consutn ption
and coughed day and night; could not lie down
at all. one family doctor said l could not get
wells The neiehbors came in to see die, and
a lady friend recommended Or. Pierces medi-
cines strongly that we immediately sent out
and bought SIX bottles OF his Golden Medical
Discovery and Fayotite Prescription After
using these medicines. found | was receiving
benefit and continued weighed 100 when |
commenced taking meatciues now weigh i7o.
! sleep well, have splendid appetite, feel well
and believe am entirely cured l am thankful
TO God and 10 DR. Pierce for those wonderful
medicines l want to add that am wonder
To my ueighbors and friends
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10

Ladies Shirt Waists SOC, 43c, SOC and 60c
Beats A II lead pencils. .... OF
Pencil tablets. ................ OF
Darning Cotton, per card ...... Oh
Ladies vests SC, l0c and ...... Is
Gilt Edge shoe polish. ......... 20
Parafine Candles. ............2 for %
Full Croquet set. ....... ANN. rs
Cuticle Soap .......... bars Tor 20
Rubber hose, per foot s and 10
A good Steel Shovel ....... 60
Cosmopolitan Patterns. ...... 10
Double Wash board .... %
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10

Some very fine hammocks. slightly
soiled, for half price at The Elite next
door to postotfice.
Twenty per cent. discount sale Of
wool dress goods. The Fair lift
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-12

other way, by reason OF physical iuhrmi-
ties. is usually licensed to ply his vocs-
ton for shor, term, at the expiration
of which he moves on to the next town.
This system has been found by the police
authorities TO work WE'LL inasnuch as II
prevents community from being overrun
by the mendlcant class and also prevents
Il becoming hxed charge upon municipal
ity or state. But We know OF no city. ex-
cent Houston. especially in Texas. where
the citizen on the street IL so often ac-
costsd by the same lus,y and insolent beg
gsrs that he comes to recognize them q,
abiding pests and permanent aoauaint-
ances.
The Post does not charge responsibility
for this condition upon the city admins
trstion or it's police II merely calls at
tention TO an existent evil that the police
under proper appreciation OF tho situs-
tion and Of their duty TO the public. should
have abundant authority TO remedy
through It's prompt removal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-12
M'KINLEY DENOUNCES "PET BANKS"
He Berated Secretary Fairchd for Doing one-
Half What Mr. Gage Has Done.
New York World.


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