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Newspaper Page Text-Ll THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON, IDAHO ADVERTISING. DOM t SCIIHKIllElt. Funeral Director. S1S-020 Front Street, Opposite R. It. Depot rrk. Boll phone 212K. Ind. phono 489. I10I8E, IDAHO. ' OTATE BANK OF IDAHO. Welaer, Idaho. CAPITAL, $50,000. Edward Hhainnald, l'rcildcnt. Chai. J. Bclwjrn, Cashier, Also ha a branch at Cambridge, Idaho. The People's Hank. HollcltM your business. Hotel Weiser, Welser, Idaho. BARTON A BRIZENDINE, Proprietors. Free Hamplo Itoomn. Ratcn rcaHon able. MimirH', Hlockmcn'H nml Com nierclal Moii'h IIcftilquiirterH. Larucnt and hunt appointed hotel In Western Idaho. Hoonm with bath, team heat and clcctrlu call bollH. IJar ber uliop in connection. The Idan-ha IDANI1A HOTEL CO., Ltd., Proprietors K. W. 8CHUM?RT, Mnnngor. 110ISK, IDAHO. OPENED JANUARY, 1901 AMERICAN PLAN. RATES U.r,() AND UPWARDS. Headquarters for Tourists, Mining Men and Commercial Travelers. Prcscott, Brandt & Co., Ofllco with. I. II.OKAYIIIt.L, ImmlRratlon Agt. O. 8. L. It. R. REAL ESTATE AGENTS The (treat home land mild rllnmtc, pure mountain air, linn water. The death rato li lower In Idaho than In any other atato In tlio Union, Nn cyclones, storm or billiards. First premium on (rult at the World's Fair, ChtcaKo, 1A93; Parti Exposition, 1V0U. Flrat premium on I,amh at Chicago Hlock Hliow, 1900. Uold, sitter, ropper, coal, flno timber. (I row wheat, oats, harloy, corn, all kinds ol cultivated grasses, and vegetables to porfec lion, We will be pleased to ihow you flue Irri gated lamli at Nampa, llolso, Caldwell, I'ayvtto and other point. We hnvo bargains In landa from 110.00 per aero up. 1,'urrl'spoiidcuco so llcllcd. Address I'RUSCOTT, BRANDT & CO. Room fi, lllckoy Iliilldlng, .VAMl'A, IDAHO rplIK COMMERCIAL HOTEL A. Illukoy, Proprietor. First rlaai In all respects. Hpcclal attention given to commercial men. l-onu dlitanco tele phouo In connection. NAMPA, IDAHO. FOR CHEAP HOMES And How to Reach Them, Call On or Address J. H. GRAYBILL, Traveling Immigration Agent Oregon Short Line Ry. NAMPA, IDAHO. The Bank of Nampa. Flti:ii (1. MOCK, Cashier. H1I rHlLIOlT YOUH IlllHINKrW. NAMPA, IDAHO STAIt I.IVKHY, KEEP AND IIOAHDINO 8TAIII.K Flrat class rigs furnished to all point., Kpe. rial rati a to Emmetl, Mar, Pearl andKuakn Itlver. Special attention given to commercial men, W. J. DUVAI.I., Proprietor, Nampa, Idaho. -1 OtUH IIU.NZIKKIt. PRACTICAL WATOIIMAKF.lt, JKWF.I.F.K AND OITICIAN. Diamond., Watche., Jewelry, Hllverware, Op tical Hoods, Cut (Ilass. TM Main Hired. PKNDI.KTON, Oregou mllE OWL. A (IKNTI.KMAN'S IIKSOUT. Flueit Wlnoi, l.hiuora ami Cigar., (lite Us Call, Opp. Depot, Left Hand Walk. HMITII A KOCKWKI.I, Prop. La Oraude, Oregon Rutea t'J.ftO Per Day und Up. THE GEISER GRAND (AMKKU'AN) A, GKISKU, Proprietor. Commercial, Family and Tourist Hotel. 11AKKU CITY, OREGON PIER HARDWARE ...COMPANY... ...SUCCKHSOItS TO... HUNT HARDWARE CO., OREGON 'PHONE OAK Ml. COLUMBIA 'I'HONH 277. Second and Morrison Sts. Established Jsn.M 089. Ineorporittd July 8, 1891. Portland Coffee and Spice Go. For the Trade Only. Tea, Coffee, Spices, flaking Powder, Extracts, Etc. OUIt RI'KCIAL llllANDH! Spices, Acme. Mutt nomah; Knktriir Powders, Defiance. Double Quick; Codec, Royal lllcndi Hurst, zzzz liar. 24-20 Front Strait, Bat, Amh and Ankany. PORTLAND, OREGON. EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKER Fourth and Yamhill Sts. BOTH PHONES NO. 607 REM STINSON, Lady Assistant. L.W.CATINAHAN, President. ('. II, tiAltliNEIl, Vice President. W. W. TlilillY, Treasurer. Portland Implement Co. JOHN DEERE PLOWS, HARROWS, ETC. FARM MACHINERY AND VEHICLES. 188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore. :: uoyou j; Know the News? You can hare It all (or Per C.fsv Per Month UU Month X In The Evening Telegram, of Portland, Orcein. It la tho lament evening news paper published In Orexon: It contain, all tho nowaol the statu aud of tho na tion. Try It (or a month. A aamnlu copy will bo mailed to you (ree. Ad drvx THE TELEGRAM, Portland, Oregon. X w, U MrCaRi, rkaltle. E. H. Hamilton, Tacoma. M'CABE & HAMILTON ..STEVEDORES.. PUGET SOUND Also Honolulu, Ha Hoad Oftioo: Tacoma, Wath. Cable Addreti: McOAIIR GRACIE, BEAZLEY CO., AEnti 14 Water Street, Liverpool. I'lione.: Oregon Main 770,, Columbia O). ThoLAGRANDE CREAMERY COMPANY BUTTER, EGOS AND CHEESE. All good, wholesale and retail, 204 Yamhill St., nr. Third, Portland, Or Big Money Can Im mado in Portland real estate. The city is growing faster than most people think, ami property values aro steadily ad vancing. What will be tho result of the Great Lewis and Clark Centennial? Consult ui 1( you want to mako profitable invest ments, large or small. BUY NOW! WE MSIME TITLES. Tltlm Oumrmntmm 1 Trust Co & anef 7 OasMftw mt 0 PORTLAND, OHCaBM. SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Tradc Marks Designs Copvriqhts Ac, Anrone tending a aketeh and description may qiucllF ascvriaiii inir uiunuui inn. wnv liiTnllon I. probablr p.lenUM, probably p.lenUbl. Coruruuiilra. r contttleiitlal. Uautlbookoal'aleuu VMoit mmenct foraocurlni. Datenla. lion. Uriel I'atenu taktiu Ibroush Muiin AXV. rilt Iferui nolkt, without coarae, lu to. Scientific American. A handtomely Uln.tralM weekly. iJirctat elr cuUUoti vt any cWiitlda Journal, Term., tl ill ire. rri tour montba, lu boiabyall n.Oealra, BHfSSKVSasJtell jjjrnjra MAKING MAPLE 8UQAR. Method of Ontlicrlnac the Bap and Itollluic the Hlrup. Maple sugr and sirup are favorite sweets the country over, and this fnct gives a general Interest to some Infor inutlon about the uiitple sugar Industry which has practical value also for the sections where this particular kind of sugar-making prevails. An American Cultivator correspondent supplies the following details: The evaporator Is the first and most Important consideration. The point to he considered In an evaporator is the one that can make the best sugar in the least podsible time with the least amount of fuel. Evaporators are made of gal vanlzed Iron or steel, copper or tin. They arc usually supported on Iron arches lined with brick, but sometimes the arches are made entirely of brick. Storage tanks, draw tanks, sirup tanks, buckets and palls are of galvanized steel, tin or wood. We consider gal vanized steel the superior article be cause It will not rust. Ducket covers can be of wood or tin; spouts, steel or tin. Take a sugar place of 3,000 trees or, rather, oue that uses 3,000 buckets. When the "boss" thinks It Is tlmo to "sugar," the men arc set to tupping the trees. A three-eighths or one-half Inch bit is used, and in large trees the hole Is bored about two Inches deep, In smaller trees only about oue and a half Inches. Spouts arc driven or screwed In, buckets hung to each spout and cov ers. If they have them. Some trees arc tappepd In two or three and oftentimes four places, hang- BOILING TUB SYItUP Ing a bucket to each spout of course Then, the weather being right, the sap runs, and the teams are started us soon as possible, for tho quicker the sap Is mado Into sugar tho better the sugar Is. I Men with palls holding sixteen quarts go to eacli tree, collect tho sap und empty It Into the draw tank, which Is being hauled about on a "sugar sled" I by a pair of horses. Theso tanks hold anywhere from twenty-live to fifty pall fuls. When a load is secured, tho team Is driven to the sugar houses, and tho sap, by means of four-Inch pipes, is drawn from the draw tank to tho stor age tank. Tho storago tanks aro placed on a staging on tho outside of the sugar house and connected with the evnp- orators by rubber hose or Iron pipe, the How of sup from stornge tuuk to evap orators being regulated by automatic valves. Thust he sup enters oue end of the evaporator, working back and forth through partitions und corrugations till It reaches the other end of the evap orator, when It Is druwu off as "sirup," Tho sup Is uot "handled" any from the tlmo the men pour It Into the draw tanks until it comes out a finished ar ticle, I. e made sirup at eleven pounds to the gallon. This may be put away In sirup tanks and allowed to cool and settle, aud then. If the sugur Is wanted, this sirup is put Into the "sugaring off" pan on a separ ate arch aud boiled down until the right pitch Is reucbed, when It Is taken from tho Qre, stirred gently and allowed to cool and then put Into tin cans or wood en tubs, and It Is then ready for market In tho form of maple sugar. THE POWER OF SUPERSTITION. The Oypey Churru und It Alleged Mlraeuloun Cure. Superstition is a force to be reckoned with aud uot despised by those who la bor for the good of the poor in tho large cities. A philanthropic woman of New York tells the following experience: "A poor Italian housewife, living In Mulberry street, had a swelllug of the knee. She told me of her trouble and I gave her the address of a free dispens ary, where she went for treatment Tho treatment did not cure her aad she drew out from the Mrings bank a largo TAPPINQ TIIK UAPI.E THEF-A. part of her little hoard of savings, and. In spite of all my protests, paid It to a gypsy woman on the. outskirts, of Brooklyn for a charm. Thls'charm con sisted of a piece of parchment, on which were written somo queer char acters. The whole was tied up in a lit tle bag and was suspended by a string around the patient's nock. When she showed It to mo I laughed the thing to Hconi and tried to show her how foolish she was to pay hard-earned money to a miserable quack. I could not convince her of the folly, howcxer, and so gave up the effort, trusting to time to provo me right "The neighbors of tho woman with the swollen knee soon heard of her gypsy charm, and one of them who had an eruption of the skin which bad long detled tho power1 of medicine to remove It begged for a copy of the charm. The first woman was ready to do this favor to her fellow-sufferer, and as neither could read nor write they used u 10-year-old son of one of them to make the copy. This boy had been attending a public school, and his parents were exceedingly proud of his ability to read and write 'American.' Dut tho lad could make nothing of tho gypsy writing on tho parchment lie wus equal to the occasion, howovcr, and showed ho hr.J the making of a true American, for. ho would not acknowledge defeat What he wrote was 'This Is know good.' "It was not until some time after ward that I heard of this, when tho woman with the skin t'roublo was show ing mo the copied charm. When 1 saw the trick the boy bad played on both of them I thought my vindication bad AT THE CAMP FIRD. truly come. Hut when I explained It all to her she met with the kuockdown argument: " 'Well, miss, it cured us both.' "What could I say to that?" When a Man Falls Down. Slippery sidewalks tend to bring out emphatically one of tho peculiar sides of human nature. No matter how much tho fall Injures a man physically, It seems as nothing to tho damage to his self-esteem If perchance his mlsfortuuo happens to be witnessed by some one else. The first thing tho unfortunate does after picking himself up is to look nil about him with nn Idiotic smile on his face. Just ns if ho took tho whole thing us" u Joke, but anxious to boo if any one has seen li.'s tutublo. If there happens to be somo ono near by who has witnessed the fall the smile vanishes, and there Is a display of tem per that Is ludicrous. It Is his hat that suffers. It Is pounded Instead of brush ed, as If that hat was responsible for the humiliation, or as If ho could get square with the hat by a "roughhouso" sort of brushing. If, however, no ono Is In sight, and no face Is seen nt a win dow, the unfortunate goes his way af ter u few preliminary limps, us If tho thing was a matter-of-course lucdlent, that must be taken good-naturedly In common with the other trilling affairs of a lifetime. The result Is about the same when a soft, slushy snowball, hurled by n small boy, finds Its mark on the broad back of nn otherwlso dig nified person. Washington Star. Tho OriKln or "Iiuok-IInnrd." "Thero aro fow persons," says a sol dier who, long slnco returned to civic ranks, "who know how tho namo of buck-board came to bo appllod to a ve hicle. It was way back In tho '-Os, wheu the transportation of goods, wares aud merchandise was principally all by wagons. Dr. Duck, who for long years after was the military storekeep er here, was then In charge of stores en route to army posts In the South west In east Tenncsseo dIUIculty was experienced by reason of the rough roads, and there wcro frequent mis haps, mostly from the wagous over turning. Dr. Uuck overhauled tho out fit, and abandoning tho wagon bodies, long boards were set directly on the axles or hung below, and tho stores were reloaded In such a manner that there were no further delays from breakdowns, and the stores safely reached their destination. Tho Idea doubtless was not new, but Dr. Uuck's examplo was followed, especially when roads were rough, and soon much haul ing waa done by the use of wheel, axle and boards only. Now the fashionable buck-board recalls the old gentlemau to seme of us." Washington Star. Perilous. In the higher regions of tho Cordil leras refuge huts have been erected for the postmen who have to make their rounds till late lu the winter. Kven thus some of these men perish every winter. If overtaken by a storm lasting several daytk The uearer a girl approaches the age of SO tho more anxious she Is to lose her self-possesslou. A girl's love for pickles doesn't nec essarily sour her imposition. Star Brewery Company llrewon ar.d Rottlen ot Hop Gold Beer Vancouver, Wash, Uast Third and Burnsldo Sts., Port land, Oregon. Herbert A. Hale, Landscape Photographer Mt. Hood and Columbia River Views. 132'i Third Street, corner of Third and Alder. WHEN YOU IJOY Furniture, Carpets and Stoves FOR IIOUSKKKKPINO Cut Thli Out and Oct a Reduction at Henry Jennings. 172-174 Flrat Street. ft.ANP SOAP AND CHfX vs Telephone Hod 031. i'rlvate rooraa, Gambrinus Garden Saloon. Androw Swatnon, I'ron. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cor 23d and Washington Hli. 1'ortland Oas Portiand Club and! Cafe... 130 Fifth Strmmt OUR SPECIALTIES: II Monogram and III Cyrus Noble Whiskies. 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Work Called for and Delivered, All Work Guaranteed. H. C. RILEY, Manager. Q. F. ROBERTS. STAPLE IND FANCY GROCERIES 455 Washington St., Cor. Thlrteeitl, Phone Red 1014. PORTLAND, OREGON ..ESMOND .. HOTEL. Portland, - Oregon. Front and Morrison Streets. llATESl European Plan, 50c to $ .50 Per Day American Plan, $ to $2 Per Da OSCAR ANDERSON, Maaagw. J.C. rENDEOABT, Chief Clerk. i HAZELWOOD CREAM Cd Both rhonci 1M. We make a specialty of "Hasel wood" bnttor and Oheeae. Choicest Ico Cream, Purest of. Milk, Cream and Buttermilk. 382 Washington St. PORTLAND, OREGON NORTHWEST IMPLEMENT CO. Dealers In Agricultural Implements AND VEHICLES. Racine, Flsb Wagons. Canton Plows. P. H. SCHREIDER, Mgr. ao8 Front St. PORTLAND. C. If. Walker. W. D. Allen The Climax Cafe 1(3 North Sixth Mreet. A Choice Collection of Wines and Liq uors. Imported and Domcatie Cigars. POOL AND BILLIARD PARLORS Telcphono North 1871. Blazier's... No. 248 Burnsldo Street , Dot. 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