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HUNT HARDWARE CO.,
ORKGON 'PIIONK OAK Ml.
COLUMBIA '1'IIONK 377.
Second and Morrison Sts.
lltib'llhed Jn. 1. IB8S.
Interpolated July 8. 1891
Portland Coffee and Spice Go.
For the Trade Only.
Tea, Coffee, Spices, Baking Powder,
Extracts, Etc.
OR flPKOIAI. ntlANIM: Apices, Acme. Mnlt
tiomali; linking Piwler, Duflanue, Doable
Quick ; CoRcc, Roal Wend ; Hugar, XXXX Bar.
24-2B Front SI root.
Bat. Auti and Ankany.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH PHONES NO. 607
RENA STINSON, Lady Alilllint.
I.
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W.OAUNAHAN. Preiltlent.
ii. uakii.nkk, vice rro.iuunt.
V. W. TKItllY, Tieaiuier.
Portland Implement Co.
JOHN DEERE PLOWS,
HARROWS, ETC.
FARM MACHINERY
AND VEHICLES.
188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
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W. U McCiim,
HcatUe.
K. H. Hamilton,
Tacoma.
M'GABB & HAMILTON
..STEVEDORES..
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Also Honolulu, H. I.
Haad Ofllooi Taooma, Wash.
Cable Addr. MrCAIIK
GRACIE, UEAZLEY & CO., Agent
M Water Street, Liverpool.
1'lioiu'. Oregon Main 77a, Columbia 0
The U GRANDE CREAMERY COMPANY
BUTTER, EGGS
AND CHEESE.
All good wholt'nale and retail.
HH Yamhill St., nr. Tliird, rortland, Or
Big Money
C'rttt bo made in Portland real
estate. The city is growing faster
than most pent lu think, and
pioperty values am steadily ml.
vanning. What will bo the result
of tho llreat Lewis and Clark
Centennial? Commit ua if you
want to make profitable invest
ments, largo or small.
II UY NOW I
WE INSURE TITLES.
Title Guarantee &
Trust Co.
M mnd 7 Chmmkw of Oommer
portlanu, oneeoN.
Tradc Marri
Designs
CopvmaHTS Ac,
Anroii. aenJIng a tketrb and ilccrlpllon tut?
luloklr Mxorlnlii ixir ti!uum toto
liiveiitlon prilililjr nle"tuhlo. Cvmimunlr.
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lloiittlilctlrtiiilileiilll. I
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incur runa
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(t (rva. Oli'
le.t anenrr for.wutniit Ml.nit.
l'Aluta taken tlimuch Mumi A Co. rvclv
aiienr
tlirtiu
rclalnWk, without
CHurvo, iu iua
Scientific flmcricnit
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klA bo YEARO'
VCXPERIEN0K
Mraucl Offlrf. hi Y 8U Waah1
Kaiou,u.u
inm AiVERTisme.
DOLfU BCtlREIBKIl.
Funeral Director.
1S-920 Front Btreet,
fark. Bell phone 212F.
Opposite R. R. Depot
IikI. boue i.
BOISE, IDAHO.
OTATK BANK OF IDAHO.
Welier, Idaho,
CAPITAL, $50,000.
Edward Bhalnwald,
l'rralilcnt.
Chat. J. Belwyn,
Cashier.
Alfo hm a btanrli at Cambridge, Idaho.
People's Bank, Solicit your builueu.
The
Hotel Weiser,
Weiser, Idaho.
BARTON & BnlZEHDINE, Proprietors.
Froo Snmplo Rooms. Rates reason
able. Minors', Stockmen's and Com
mcrclal Men's Headquarters.
Largest nnd boat appointed hotel in
Western Idaho. Rooms with bath,
steam heat and electric cull bolls. Bar
ber shop in connection.
The Idan-ha
IDANHA HOTEL CO., Ltd., Proprietors
E. W. SCHUHFRT, Manager.
BOISK, IDAHO.
OPENED JANUARY, 1901
AMKRIOAN TLAN.
RATES $2.50 AND UPWARDS.
Hend(tiartcrs for Tourists, Mining
Men nnd Commercial Travelers.
Prescott, Brandt & Co.,
Office with J. It OIIAYMIL,
Immigration Agt. O. 8. L. It. R.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
The great home land mild climate, pure
mountain air, line water. The death rato Ii
lower In Idaho than In any othor ttate In tho
Union. No orlone, itorma or tillixardi.
Flint premium on fruit at the World a Fair,
Chicago, 1803: l'arli Kxpoiltlon, 1900. First
premium on Lamb at Chicago Htosk Show,
I too. Hold, alitor, ropper, coal, flno timber.
Urow wheat, oatn, barley, corn, all ktndi of
cultivated gramici, and vegetables to perfec.
tlon We will bo plcared to how you fine Irrl
Rated laudiat Nampa, Rolie, Caldwell, Payette
and other polnti. We have bargain In lauda
from 110.00 per acre up. Correnpondeuce o
llcltcd. Addrota
PRGSCOTT, BRANDT & CO.
Room S, Hlckcy Building, NAMI'A, IDAHO
qiiiK commkiiciai, iioruu
A, Hlnkoy, Proprietor.
Flrat rlan In all reaped,
given lo commercial men.
phone lu connection.
Special attention
IitiS dlilanco tele
NAMPA, IDAHO.
FOR CHEAP HOMES
And How to Reach Thorn, Call On or
Address
J. H. GRAYBILL,
Traveling Immigration Agent
Oregon Short Una Ry.
NAMPA, IDAHO.
The Bank of Nampa.
Klti:i) (1. MOCK, Cathler.
WK SOLICIT YOUR 1IU8INKSH.
NAMPA, IDAHO
STAR I.IVKUY, FKKD AND
BOAKD1NO BTABI.K
Flrit claat rlR furnlihed to all point. Hpe
clal ratia to Kmmvtt, Htar, Pearl and finale
River, tipeclal attuutluu stvcu to commercial
men.
W. J. DUVAI.1., Proprietor,
Nampa, Malm.
1 OUIH IIUNZIKHK.
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKKR, JKWKI.KU
AND OPTICIAN.
Plamoudt, Watchca, Jewelry, Silverware, Op
tical (lood, Cut 01am.
TX Main t-lroot. PKNUI.KTON, Orejon
rniiK OWI.
A OKNTLKMAN'S RK80RT.
riueit Wlue, l.liuora and Olgart. OWoUaa
Call, Opp. IHiput, Uft Hand Walk.
BMITll A UOCKWKI.t, Prop.
L Oraude, Ore(0D
Rates 12.50 Ter Day and Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMKRICAN)
A. GKISKR, Proprietor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Hotel.
BAKER CITY, OREGON
ERA OF BIG SALARIES
MEN WH08E ABILITY C0MMAND8
GREAT PAY.
Ileada of La r tie Corporations Who
Draw Annually In the Neighborhood
of $50,000 for Their Services-Some
Conspicuous Examples,
The present seems to bo the era of
high salaries. When Lyman J. Unco
left his $8,000 cabinet placo In Wash
ington to becomo
President of tho
United States
Trust Company, at
a snlnry'sald to bo
$50,000 per year,
certain busluesH
men In Chicago ex
pressed n doubt of
Ills ability to earn
that enormous
amount, That any
man should render
actual so r vices
WtVftl
r-fjg7fz
n. u. ui:lahi;lu.
commensurate with a salary of $50,000
a year Is really beyond the understand
Intf of the uverace toller whose stipend
Is $2 or $a a day. Nevertheless, In
this matter-of-fact age there are prob
nbly very few persons receiving pro
digious pay who do not earn every dol
lur of It. Some mouths ago Secretary
(juge told nu nssemblngc of hank
clerks lu Denver that he could placo at
least 20 young men, If they had tho
ability, In financial Institutions of tho
country ut a salary of $25,000 n year
each. Ills remark doubtless was In
tended to lay stress upon the fact that
a score of young men worth $25,000
cuch could not easily be found.
Some Iliuh-Bularlcd Men.
Sonio mouths ago, when Charles
Counsclmau was elected President of
the American Fisheries Company, a
concern that has control of many of
tho canning factories lu tho Statu of
Washington and along the shores of
Alaska, It was announced that his sal
ary wns to bo $50,000 a year. Mr.
Couuselmnu Is a Chlcugoan, and he has
had a long nnd successful experience
us a grain merchant on tho Hoard of
Trade, an owner of grain elovators, a
builder of skyscrapers, a dealer lu real
estate and a miiu of large business In
terests generally. lie began with lit
tle or nothing, and such education as
ho possesses he acquired In the school
of experience. Ho Is to-day a man of
largo fortune and great commercial ac
tivity, still lu the prlmo of life.
There Is another Chicago man who Is
said to bo receiving a yearly salary so
big that many would consider It n fair
fortune after a life
tlmo of Industrious
effort. This Is Cou
rad II. Mutthlcsou,
President of the
Chicago Sugar lie
Unlng Company,
siituu times called
tho GIucoso Trust.
Ho Is now about
t5, and his annual
salary has been va
rlously stated as
$05,000 anil $75,000.
II. UAIIY.
At any rate. It Is big enough to bo high
ly exceptional. It Is but fifteen years
since ho left college, and at first ho
worked ten hours a day, carried his
lunch with him, ami earned $12 a
week.
Step by step he mastered every de
tail of tho business nnd rose to bo
manager. Then a crisis arose, calling
for tho highest executive ability, and
ho was equal to the emergency. His
company was In a rate-cutting pool and
Its protlts had disappeared. Upon his
aggressive Initiative It withdrew from
the pool, Inaugurated a tight of Its
own uud within two years wits paying
'M per cent dividends. This triumph
Inspired In Mr. Matthle.ou an ambition
to control the entire field, and this was
accomplished under his direction. Must
of the concerns absorbed by his com
pany were losing money, hut under tho
combine which ho organized their
-itoclcs were transmuted Into gold. This
young man earns his princely salary
ly successfully handling $40,000,000 of
.omhlucd capital anil conducting the
,'lucose business, comprising some 20
lepitrtments, In such a systematic and
uosperous way that the shareholders
ire well satisfied. He says that hard
work Is a tonic to him and he keeps at
t early and late, never asking a subor
dinate to do more than he does him
self. He knows no other secret of suc
cess. Hank President' $40,000 Sutury.
When ltlchard Delutleld, President of
the National Park Hank of New York,
tint! his salary raised 'from $25,000 to
$10,000. early last
year. It wns said
that no other bank
President In the
United States re
ceived such big
pay for his serv
ices, tup reason
given for this In
crease was that the
bank's business had
expanded so much
c, u. fccuwAU. uiui the responsi
bilities of Its executive head hud be
cotno so great that ho well deserved a
salary only $10,000 less thau that re
ceived by tho chief executive of tho
nation. As the custodian of $70,000,000,
to be successfully handled In such
llnanelal operations as are open to na
tional batiks. Ids responsibilities aro
tremendous. Mr. Dehitleld begin bis
business career as clerk In a mercan
tile houso on a salary of $5 u week.
There has been much talk about tho
wilury of Charles M Schwab, President
of tho United States Steel Corporation.
it is pretty well settled now that he re
ceive 1100,000 as annual salary, and
fJaataaWt.'V,'
llKafxliEf.
K.
an additional $20,000 as a contingent
fee.
A little more than two rears aeo.
Elbert II. Gary, who at that time re-
sided at Whcaton, III., a suburb of
unicago, was elected president of tue
Federal Steel Company, which Is novr
an Integral part of the steel combina
tion, and his salary was fixed at $00,
000 a year. Having previously been at
torney for the Illinois Steel Company,
he had mastered the legal side of the
great Industry before ho was able to
command such high wages. He spe
cialized bis knowledge, nnd thus was
able to attract the attention of the cap
italists in control of tho vast enter
prises. As chairman of the Executivo
Commlttco of the great steel trust, he
probably receives fully as much as he
drew when President.
Tho two highest paid men In tho
American pulpit are Bishop Potter, of
Now York, and Rnbbl Emll G. Hlrsch,
of Chicago, each of whom draws $1G,
000 annually.
PECULIAR DREAM 8TORY.
Lady Bees Visions of House nnd In Her
self Facsimile of Ghost Been There.
Horace G. Hutchinson, who has been
discoursing on "Dreams" In Longman's
Magazlno, gives tho following peculiar
Instance:
A certain lady dreamed frequently
of a certain house until It had becomo
exceedingly familiar to her; sho knew
nil Its rooms, its furniture; It was as
well known to her as that In which sho
lived her waking life, and, llko a good
wife who hns no secrets from her hus
band, sho often talked over all tho de
tails with him a very pleasant fancy.
One day they husband nnd wife went
Into tho country to view a house that
they thought of taking for tho summer
months. They had not seen It, but the
account In tho houso agent's list had
attracted them. When they nrrlved
before it they gave a simultaneous ex
clamation of surprise "Why," said
tho husband, "It Is your dream house!"
It was. The colncldcnco attracted
them. They took the house.
In tho courso of their occupancy they
learned thnt tho house had tho reputa
tion of being haunted; thnt several peo
plo beforo them had taken It for short
terms, but had seen or fancied they
had seen "something," nnd had loft
beforo tholr term of tenancy expired.
Had theso new tenants not brought
their own old servants with them, It Is
likely that they would liavo had somo
dllllculty In whipping up a domestic
staff, so uncanny was tho reputation
of their apparently reputablo house.
Tho new tenants dwelt In tho
houso with all satisfaction and pcaco
through the summer months until their
term of tenancy came to nr. end. On
leaving, husband and wlfo expressed
their satisfaction to tho local agent.
"Tho only thing." said tho wife, "that
wo wcro disappointed In Is that wo nov
or saw tho ghost."
"Oh, no!" said tho agent. "Wo know
you would not see tho ghost."
, "What do you mean?" asked tho
wife, rather nettled.
"Oh," tho agent repeated, "wo know
you would not bco tho ghost! You nro
tho ghost that people havo always seen
here." .
Sntno Old Trouble
It was a frequent custom with Lin
coln, that of carrying his children ou
his shoulders, says tho Literary Di
gest. Ho rarely went downstrcet thnt
ho did not havo one of his younger
boys mounted on his shoulder, while
another hung to tho tall of his long
coat. The nntlcs of tho boys with their
father, and the species of tyranny they
exorcised over-him, nro still subjects
of talk In Springfield, Mr. Roland
Dlllcr, who was a neighbor of Mr. Lin
coln, tells one of the best of the stories.
Ho wns called to tho door ono day by
hearing n great nolso of children, nnd
thoro was Mr. Lincoln striding by with
tho boys, both of whom wcro walling
aloud. "Why, Mr. Lincoln, what's tho
matter with tho boys?" ho nskeJ. "Just
what's tho matter with tho wholo
world," Lincoln replied. "I'vo got
three walnuts, nnd each wants two."
CIiIupmo Norvolessness.
A North China paper Is responsible
for tho statement thnt the quality of
uorvelessness distinguishes tho China
man from tho Kuropenu. Tho China
man can write all day, work all day,
stand In ono position all day, weave,
beat gold, carve Ivory, do Intlultcly te
dious Jobs for over nnd over, und dis
cover no more weariness nnd Irritation
than If ho wero n machine. This qual
ity appears In early life. The China
man can do without exercise also.
Sport and play seem to hltn so much
waste labor. He can sleep anywhere,
nmld rattling machinery anil deafening
uproar. Ho can sleep on tho ground,
ou tho floor, on a chair, or In any po
sition. Now York Ledger.
A Knu-Tlnie Comment.
The refrain," wo said to our neigh
bor at tho vaudeville performance,
while the popular ballad was being ren
dered, "Is prettier than the verses."
"Yes," he agreed. "I wish ho would
refrain altogether." Baltlmoro Ameri
can. Japau's One Orphanage.
Japan has only ouo orphanage, yet In
no other land aro fatherless children
better cared for. Every family care
for tho sick, destitute or orphans near
est to It. There Is a superstition tbut
a childless house Is accursed.
Itealty Sales in KugUiul.
Realty sales In tho City of London
during 1001 were 5,533,008. compared
with 4.034,7t iu 1000 and iuVJOO.Sl-l
In 1S00.
After having reached tho zero mark
a society girl's age resembles the loco
motion of a crab It goes backward.
A little guying judiciously adminis
tered oftsa toakoa a weak man strong.
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Barbers' Comts,
Walters' Jackets
and Aprons.
QansS: Klein,
HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA.
HERRMANN & CO.
Furniture and Carpets,
301-203 Broadway.
Undertakers and Embalmers,
129 Broadway,
Telephone 240. I1KLKNA, MONT.
Kessier
Brewery
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS
Of Hlgh-Grado Jlcera,
Hotona, - Montana
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ITPI I PP 1374 N. Mnln Street,
lv til-.l-.l-; IV, Opp. P. 0. HeleiiH, Monk
Arthur D. Marshall.
Real Estate
ana Mortgage Loans
Farms and Timber Lands
tnv.atm.ntm madm and pro party
hmndlcd for non raatdmnt..
821-2 Third St. Portland, Ormgan.
nous
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HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
Transient Solicited
...BOTH PHONES
Trareler ihotild take"S" Street Carat Union
Perot ami iraiulcr at Yamhill Btreet to Eatt
AuVner Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
Multnomah Market
THEO. A. GODEL.
Dealer In
Fine Meats and Sausages, also Fish,
Poultry, Oysters and Game.
512 Washington Street.
Oregon Phone Main 633. Columbia Fhona 633
BRANCH MARKET-29J North 16th Bt. Colom
bla Phono ICO. Oregou Phone Clay 68,
Smoke the SCHILLER and STATE
SEAL Cigars.
Schiller Cigar Factory
Manufacturer, Wholreal. and
Retail Dealer In
HAVANA ANO DOMESTIC CIGANS
Telephone No. 1831 Black.
281 Washington Street,
N. W. cor. Fourth, l'ORTLAND, OR
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LOUIS KLUG, Proprietor.
Cor. Saeond and Oak 8U. PORTLArT r.
PARK GROCERY.
A.J. JONES, Proprietor.
Retail Dealer In
STIPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
And All Kinds of Imported Delicacies.
21 N. Park Street,
PORTLAND, C-RBOON
S. W. ROBINSON.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER'
864 Morrlton Btreet.
Developing:, Printing: and
Mounting: for Amateurs
A Specialty.
Latest Selection of Pacific Coast
Views.
BROMIDE ENLARGEMENTS.
R. S. GODFREY
Wholeonlo and Rttall
Dealor In
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
And All Kinds of Imported Delicacies.
314 Burnsidu St., cor. Sixth.
Oregon riinno Illark 932.
Columbia Phone UC.
rORTI,AMI, OR
Blazier's New
Place.
144 First St., near Madison
Julien & Smith,
..GROCERS..
STAPLE AND FANCf GROCERIES
45 Sixth Street
Goods delivered to all Parts of the
city.
Quick Sales and Small Profits,
PHONE No. BLACK 2935.
The Trades Onion
DYEING ad CLEANING
Company.
0. DolIART, Proprietor.
Special attention given to Dress
Skirts and Light Colored Goods. No
moro trouble over ragged old cloth
ing. Send it to tho Trades Union.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
W N. Street,
PORTLAND, ORE
The Limited, evening; train, and Tha
nooa train, from Omaha for Chicago.
UNEXCELLED SERVICE
Day train and evening- train from Osuka lev
lUnneapolU and 8t, Paul.
Ticket of agents of connectlag Bass.
W. II. BRILL, DUt l'ass'r Agt, Omsk.
a- B. HANSON, OJ.A,
J.r.MEBBT.iXLfO.
OttboSB.
For particulars regarding freight sr
passenger rates, call on or address
B. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Asms.
wit
h C. L1NDSEY. T. F. & P. A.,
142 Tliird St., Portland, Or.
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