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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1904)
THE mW AGE, POItTJLAitfD, OREGON. IeacaLiiis: Hotels M ni ; lsaa - smrmriWw'r nff.tr rim rg n-my ,..,.,..,, . I I HvWzVH J TEL PORTLAND. vast 9t,oao,ooo. The Portland H. O. DOWERS, MmnmBar. AmoHoan Plan, $3 Por Day and Upward HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AMD COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Portland i Orogon. - Tremont Hotel RED BLUFF, CALIFORNIA. First Clnas in Kvcry Particular. Everything entirely new throughout tho building. lleudqtinrtcra for Commercial Men. Commodious Sample ltooma. S. E. MURPHY, Proprietor Best furnished houso in Southern Oregon New Depot Hotel A. II. PRACIIT, Proprietor. All Trains stop 30 Minutes For Meals. ASHLAND, OREQON A FRIENDLY TIP When in Roscburg, Oro gon, go to HOSIER'S Horseshoe Lunch Counter Near tho S. P. Dopot Telephone 8C-B P. O. Box til The Grand Pacific Hotel C11A8. A. B0IIHAQE, Proprietor. Handsomely Appointed and First Class in Every Particular. Corner Railroad St. and Hlgglns Ave. MISSOULA, MONT. Hotel Crellin FRED A JORDAN, Prop. Situated in the most conveni ent business part of the city. AMERICAN PLAN. Convenient to All Gars and Trains Cor 10th and Washington Sts. OAKLAND, CAL. SEATTLE'S NEW HOTEL j Jj (PCilHBsSilsBHHissFV'flB' hrl 1? H 3 Soclfi u IflHIflBI cl S M &5 HbhSbsb9BHb1bi ULBjibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbh & rl THE LINCOLN The tsiacKweil Most Deauuiuiiy wm uurm .ovaw., to jnamBon street at Fourth avenue- section treo from noise and dust-most convenient to all points of the city and commanding a maanlflcent view of Puget sound, Mount Rainier and the Olympic range. The Lincoln is easily accessible from all steamboat landings. depoU and theaters. All cars transfer to the hotel door. It is a new, modern, exquisitely furnished structure, containing 225 rooms--100 with private baths-arranged to give its patrons every wmion. xuo uwiuk rooms, lODDy, dining rooms and -1.. it. n.vnno airira mmfart. The drawlnc moron. ln.K .ii-j ? gentlemen's cafo are most luxurious, and will be found especially attractve to tourists and commercial travelers, while the service and cuisine will gatisflv the nost exacting eolcure. THETHORNTON W. D. THORNTON, Atanager. BUTTE, MONTANA European Plan, $1.50 Per Day Up The beat appointed Jiotcl In the Northwest. Thoroughly equipped with all the modern con veniences. Two-thirds of tho rooms connected with private bath. Two baths on each floor (or une o! guests without charge. All rooms well lighted and ventilated. Polished hardwood Iloora with ruga throughout. Finest cafe and ervlce In the city, at moderate prices. Kuro pcan plan, fl.OO per day and up. Mo charge (orsamplo rooms. European Plan. Rooms 60c. to $2.00. Uooms sluglo or en suite, with or without bath. GRAND HOTEL It. C. 1IALLIDAY. Proprietor. Newly Furnished. Elevator, Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Call Bells, Etc., Etc Cor. Howard Si. and Main Avo. Tel. Main 28. SPOKANE, WASH. Golden Eagle Hotel T. W. WILSON, Proprietor. Sacramento, California When in Spokane, go to DAVENPORT'S RESTAURANT First Gass in Every Respect. The Finest Service that can he had. SPOKANE, WASH Rates 2.50 Por Day and Up. THE GEISER GRAND (AMKItlCA.V) A. GEISEU, Proprietor. Commercial, Family and Tourist Hotel. BAKER CITY, 0REU0N HOTEL FLORENCE H. E. CHANEY. Proprietor Headquarters for Commercial Men MISSOULA, MONTANA. notel Company IB mrWT nwssssf tsrjftR" ,ljlw A lADDL HOCK IIE8TAUAANT. BUCKMAN & CAnRAOHAR,,rroprtotora. First Class In orerr reapect. Orators a specialty 1019 Bccond Street, Sacramento, Cl. istJQ-fVja sgjSV' ssrair fat3Z3s&& The Tacoma W. P. BLAOKWELL, Prop. One of the best hotels on the Pacific Coast. American Plan $3.00 per Day and Upwards TACOMA, WASH. The Colonial Hotel Strictly First Clans. New and Moit Hlefrantly l!n Suite, Btenm Heat. I.arce Walt Closets, r-rlvate and rubllc Ilntha. Kates by the Dav. Week or Mouth. One Illoclc South of I'oato&lce. A. M. Cadlcu, Propr. P. II. Curtlas, Mgr. Telephone Main 91s 1119 I'lrst Ave. cor. Seneca SUATTI.H, WASH. Dclmonico Restaurant Under Same Management The Alturas House Well Furulahcd and KTerythlng New Deda jo Cents and Up. I nil. Phone 37J 5li; Main St. Boise, Idaho HOTEL CECIL SEATTLE, U. S. A. E. P. GAFENEY, Manager One of the Best Hotels iu the Northwest. Large Sample Rooms for Com mercial Men. EUROPEAN PLAN I'urnlshed Rooms at anytime at reasonable prices, l'me Italian end l'rench Restaurant In Conuectlon, I'houe Ind. X 1699, COLUMBUS HOUSE AND SALOON Liquors arid Cigars Open Day snd Night 167 WASHINGTON STREET SEATTLE, WASH. Reduced Freight Rates on HOUSEHOLD GOODS to all Eastern Cities. Saving of 25 to 50 per cent. We transler Freight, Passengers and Baggage. Pool shipments given prompt and careful attention. We invite correspond ence. The Seattle Transfer Co. SEATTLE, U. S. A. Messengers on All Trains Claussen Brewing Ass'ii Brewers and Bottlers of TANNHAEUSER AND SALVATOR BEER SEATTLE, V. S. A. THE Quaker Drug Go. SEATTLE, WASH. Sell Drugs and Patent Medicines at Cut Rates, and Prepay Freight Charges to Points within one hun dred miles of Seattle. MfimxzmfffPtMB ""r-:vJ T5iZiS5S5S2i5 "Jplvv a it. ti it..!..!. ! J. .1. it. ilnt.it iliiLiiiil ii) Ji Jut. JmSi AA.t. TTt1TTTtTTTtTTTTTTTTTtTtTt OLI f FAVORITES 4H'M-14 4 IU ! H "l-H-l-11 t I 1 ... Marco BozzarU. At mMntRht In his Bunrded tent, Tho Turk was drenmlng of tho hoar When Greece, her kuee In suppllance bent, Should trcmblo nt his power; In dreams through enmp ntid court he bore The trophies of ft conqueror; In drenms his song of triumph heard; Then woro his ninnnrch's slguet ring; Then presHcd that monarch's throne a king! As wild his thoughts nnd gar of wing As Eden's garden bird. At midnight In tho forest shades, Dotzarls ranged his Sulloto band, Truo as tho stool of the tried blades, Heroes In heart nnd hand. There had tho Persian thousands stood; There had the glad earth drunk their blood On old Platoon's day; And now theio breathed that haunted air Tho sons of sires who perished there, With arms to strike nnd souls to darr As quick and far ns they. An hour passed tho Turk awoke, That bright dream was his last; Ho woke to hoar his sentries shriek, "To armsl they comet the Greek, the Greek!" He woke to die 'mid flames and smoke, And shout nnd groan and sober stroke, And death shots falling thick aud fast As lightning from the mountain cloud; And heard, with Totce ns trumpet loud, llozznris cheer his band; "Strllto till tho last armed foe expires, Strike for your altars nnd your fires! Strike for tho grceu graves of your sires' God and your native land!" They fought ltko bravo men long and well; They piled that ground with Moslem slain; They conquered, but llozznris fell, plccdlng nt every vein. Hli few survlring comrades saw His fctullo when rnng their proud hurrah. And tho red field was won; Then saw in death his eyelids close, Calmly ns to n night's repose, Like flowers nt set of suu. Bozrnrlsi with tho storied brave Greece nurtured In her glory's time, Itcst thee, tliero Is no prouder grave, Even In her proud clime, Sho wore no funeral weeds for theo Nor bade the dark hearso wavo Its plume, I.lko torn branch from death's leafless treo, In sorrow's pomp nnd pageantry, Tho heartless luxury of the tomb. Put flic remembers thee ns one Long loved and for n season gone; For theo her poet's lyro Is wrcnthed, Her mnrblo wrought, her music breath ed; I "or theo she rings the birthday bells, Of thee her babes first lisping tells; For theo her evening prnyer is snld At palnco couch and cottnge bed; Her soldier closing with the foe, Ghes for thy snko a dcndlier blow; His plighted maiden when she fears For him, the Joy of her young years, Thinks of thy fnte nnd checks her tears. And she, the mother of thy boys, Though in her eyo nnd faded cheek Is rend tho grief she will not spenk, The memory of her burled jojs. And even she who gnvo thee birth Will by their pilgrim-circled hearth Talk of thy doom without n sigh; For thou nrt Freedom's now nnd Fnme's, Olio of tho faw, th Immortal namei, Tlint were not borne to die! Flts-G revno Hnlleck. Wild Ufo Observation. Good observers nre probably about nil rare ns good poets. Accurate see ing an eye Unit tnkea In the whole truth, and nothing but tho truth how ruro Indeed it is! Bo fow pernous know or can tell exnctly what they seo; so fow persons can draw n right Inference from un observed fact; so few persons can keep from rending their own thoughts and preconceptions Into what they see; only a person with tho scientific habit of mind can be trusted to report things as they nre. Most of us, in observing tho wild Ufa about us, seo more or seo leu of tho truth. We see loss when our minds are dull, or preoccupied, or blunted by want of Interest. This is truo of most country people, Wo seo moro when wo rend tho lives of tho wild crentures about us In tho light of our human experience, nnd impute to U10 birds nnd boasts human motives and meUiods. This is too often true of tho eager city man or womnn who sal lies out Into tho country to study na ture. Tho tendency to sentlmentallro na ture has, In our time, largely taken the place of the old tendency to de monlze nnd aplritlze It It Is anthro pomorphism In another form, less fraught with ovll to us, but equally In U10 way of n clear understanding of tho life about us. Century. The Yankeo Hcored. A London puper, speaking of tho "American Invasion," relates that an enterprising Yankee came over to En gland and decided to open a shop In lilrmlnghnm. Ho obtained premises next door to a man who also kept a shop of the same descrlpUon, but was not very pushing Iu his business meth ods. Tho methods of tho Yankeo, how over, caused tho older trader to wnko up, nnd, with tho spirit of originality strong upon him, he nlllxed nnotlcoover his shop with tho words, "Established fifty years," painted In lurge loiters. Noxt day the Yankee replied to this with a notice over his storo to this ef fect: "Established yesterday; no old stock." Now York Tribune. How a HturtUli Feeds. Tho mouth of tho starfish is the round holo on tho under side, where Uie grooveB of tho arms meet. Tho stomach, closely connected with tho mouth, Is a thin sac folded and pack ed away in tho center of tho disk and the bases of the arms. The starfish feeds on various shell animals. If the lctlm Is small, like a snail, It Is taken Into tho stomach. If It Is lurge, like an oyster, the stomach la pushed out and around it. Digestive tltilds nre spread over It, and the portions digest ed are taken into the starfish, St. Nicholas. Men who rush the growler are wl dots in a hurry tbemelves. Missoula advertising rplIE rjAKDEN CITY BAKERY. 11KNKY llOSKNDOKF, Proprietor. Dread, cakes and pics of superior quality Irish every day. 116 West Main Street, Missoula, Montana s COTTY.S PLACE. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Everythlne First Class. J. A. SCOTT, Proprietor. Missoula, Mont. First National Bank of Missoula. Alontnna. (N0.21MJ Capital, $150,000.00 Surplus, S50.000.00 A. 11, Hammond, President ,...A. Q, England, Vlco-Prcsldent 3. M. Keith, Cashier -II. A. Kddv T. I. (Ireenouitn O. II. Mol.eod O. O. England DIRECTORS S. A. WALKEH QEO. W. ALBEE WALKER & ALBEE Livery, Feed and Sale Stables j Hortcs lloardt-d by the Pay, Week or Month. Cabs, bunne and wagons to and from all trains and hotels, l'lncst cushion tiro turnouts In the city. Hlgglns Ato., opp. Kennedy Hotol. MISSOULA, MONTANA THIS HAPPY MAN Is Ne'or Without a Bmlle, Ho Uses Only Our Garden City Beer, And I.Ko Seems Worth the While. BARDEM OITr BREWING CO., Mlmmoulm, Montanm MISSOULA MERCANTILE COMPANY Missoula, Montana. Wholesale and Itetall Dealers. We sell ev erything and everything the Tory best. Our lino of men's clothing, furnishings, shoes, etc., ubraccs such reliable brands as these: Man hattan Shirts, E. A W. Collars, Bteln-lllocU and 11. 8. A M. lteady-to-Wear bulla and Overcoats, Knox Hats, llauan A Son's and Torroy'a Hot Shoes. "Wo'ro Thore With the Goods" Missoula Montunu. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Draught Beer, Fine, 5c. Bottled Beer, 25c. a Quart. All trains Stop 15 Minutes. Opp. N. P. Depot. The Cascade Livery BOARDING AND SALE STABLES Spcdal Attention Given to Com mercial Men. MARK W. DOTCIIUN, Propr. Second Avenue So. bet. Fourth and Fifth Sts. Great Falls, Mont. Ceo. U. nrew' Kallipcll J, I). McDonald Great Falls Drew & McDonald Great Falls, Montana Great Falls Boots and Shoes Kallspell Genl, Merchandise P. J. Brophy & Go. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTKRS Largest Stock, Largest business, Finest Goods, Lowest Prices 28 Main St, BUTTE, MONT. Seattle Real Estate John Davis & Co. 709 Second Avenue Seattle, Wash, Insurance Loans Rentals W Y4iv lSBBBBBBBBBBBBfehM. La Iieetc3iiii JONES BLOCK, COR. NINTH AND C STS., TACOMA, WASH. Elegantly Furnished Apartments with Bath. Elevator. Steam Heat. Electric Light. Central Location. COMMERCIAL TRADE SOLICITED HOTEL RIDPATH EUROPUAN PLAN J0O Daylight Rooms $1 to $3 Per Day Private Balhs Single and in Suites REMODELED AND REFURNISHED First and Stevens Sts. SPOKANE WASH. Hotel Westminster V. 0. JOllN'bOK, Proprietor. American and European Plan. Corner Main and Fourth Streets, LOS ANGELES, CAL. MURPHY 5c BINE The Lunch Counter. Home Cooking:. The Best Meals in the City for the Price. LA GRANDE, OREGON. HOTEL FOLEY I. B. FISHER, Prop. Headquarters for Commercial Men Electric Lights and Steam Heat LA GRANDE, OREGON ST. CHARLES HOTEL JOHN GIBLIN, Prop. First-Clan Arromtnoilntlniis nml Prompt sorr lie. UuKf bninilu (looms lor Couuncrcliil 1 ra ulurs. Phone 7 Ccr. First and 'Washington Sts. Albany, Oregon. The Spokane (European Plan.) The Leading Hostelry in the State of Washington. Headquarters for the Traveling Public Special Sainde Rooms with Arc light, 50 NEW BATH-ROOM SUITES Elegant Public and Private Dining Rooms, SPOKANE, WASH. THE WASMINaTON-.SEA'ITLE THE SCENIC HOTEL OP THE WORLD. TIiIh inagiiitlceut tourixt hotol la Soattlu'n most prominent architectural feature being tutuated upon tho hi'liCHt point of land in tho dowiftown district 300 feet ubovo nea level. It la, however, easy of uceesa by private tramway, by regular hotel conveyance, by btreet car or by carriage. Tho nconory from Tho Washington is tho moat superb to bo found on tho l'uciuo coast. The appoint menta and furnishings of Tho Washington aro entirely modern and high-class; tho cuisine aud service aro moat satisfactory. Tho rates uro exceedingly reason able for u fashiounblu Tourist Hotel, Tho Washington la situuted in tho midst of six acros of beautiful grounds, which with the broad drlvuwuys, green lawns, and a profusion of rosea and car nations, inako the location un ideal one. Tho scenery from Tho Washington and grounds is unsurpassed in tho West no other point in Bo.ittlo giving such a mag nificent view as can bo hud from this hotol. President Koosovolt was charmed with tho scene that met tho eye, from tho verandas and grounds of tho hotel, and so expressod himself, Thousands of others, in public aud privato Ufo, havo coino and gono slnco the opening of this grand hostlory. who havo added tholr tribute, to tho many expressions of ploasuro and satisfaction derived from agllmpsoof tho Puget Sound country from this vantage ground, Including aa it does a view of mouutalus, lakes, Sound, harbor aud ull Seattle. Writo for illustrated booklet Hotels pOllM IIOTEI T1I03. CORDI, Proprlotor. Kates l.fiO ami f l.OOpor it ay. Entirely Newnd Modern Centrally Located, Two mocks' from 8. P. depot ItlUlDlNO, CALIFORNIA. Hotel Green Pasndcnn, Cnl. ...ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF HOTEL SOMMER A. L. MORRIS, Manager. The Only First-Class Hotel in the City. LA GRANDE OREGON HOTEL PEDIGORD T. J. PEUICORD, Prop. Heated by Steam, Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Calls and Electric Lights in every Room. J J J EUREPEAN PLAN Rooms 50c, 75c and $1.00 Per Day. Meals, 25 Cents. Froo Bus nnd Freo Sam pie IlooniH. 209-13 Riverside Ave., SPOKANE (Hosier's Lunch Counter All Trains Stop 30 MINUTES Por Meals. IIciuliiunrterH for trnvolera uiid railroad men. A. MOSIEU, Proprietor. ROSEHURO, Oregon THE 0. T. DINING ROOM i: II. Ol i:V, Proprietor. All Trains Stop 30 Minutes FOR MEALS. One of the llncHt pluwH nt tho depot for meiilH. Wo ill way h hnvo elilckun tmppur. IIcmlqunrturH for tho traveling public. Oyutera in any ntylo. Roseburg, Oregon s& riSWiiSm '"w ?S -fUMssr i i it i m H 4 M AUbj fcv I ,fr.t -'-'"vfaJgsi)rMliii n ihSit?iiiW