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IDAHO ADVEHTIS1HG.
A DOM' II SCIIItKIIIKIt.
Funeral Director.
1S-020 Front Street, Opposite It, II. Depot
fark. Hell plione 2121". I ml, pliotie 4S9.
1I01BK, IDAHO.
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TATE HANK OK IDAHO,
Walter, Undo,
CAPITAL, S5O.00O.
Xdward Shnlnwald,
President.
Chits, J. Hcltvyn,
Cashier,
Alno linn n briuirii nl Combrlilne, Idaho. The
Teuplu'a Hank. Hollcltn your business.
Hotel Weiser,
Wclscr, Idaho.
BARTON & BRIZENDINE, Proprietors.
Frco Snmplo Rooms. HntcH reason
able. Miners', Stockmen's nml Com
morclnl Mcu'h Ilendquarters.
largest mid best appointed hotel in
Western Idaho. Hooiiih with bath,
Bteutn beat and electric call bells. Bar
ber shop in connection.
The Idan-ha
IDANIIA HOTEL CO., Ltd., Proprietors
K. W. SCIIUHKRT, Manager.
NOISE, IDAHO.
OPENED JANUARY, 1901
AMERICAN PLAN.
HATES t-'.oO AND UPWARDS.
Hcnd(iinrtcr.s for Tourists, Mining
Alert and Commercial Travelers.
Prescott, Brandt & Co.,
omco wiiii. r ii. on a vim i,,
Immigration Ant. 0. 8. I,. 11. II.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Tho (treat homo land mild rllutiitc, pure
mouulHlii Kir, lino ivnter, Tim doath rnto U
lower In Idaho Hum In any otlior "Into In tin)
'Union. No odour, storms or hllztardi.
First premium on (rult at tho World Kalr,
ChlcaKo, 1893; Paris Exposition, I9X). Plrst
premium on Lambs at Chicago Hlo-jW Hliow,
1900. (lold, silver, copper, ronl, (luu timber.
Grow wheat, bats, barley, corn, all kinds ol
cultivated grasses, and vegetable to perfec
tion Wo will bo pU'iincd to show you fluo irrl
gated lands at Nampa, Ilolso, Caldwell, Payetlo
end oilier points) Wulmo bargain In lauds
Irom 110.00 per aero up. Correspondents so.
Helled. Addrons
PRIISCOIT, IIKANDT & CO.
Room 0, lllckuy Building, NAMPA, IDAHO
ml!K COMMKItCIAI. HOTEL.
A. Illukey, Proprietor.
First elass In all resrols. Special attention
given in commercial uiou. tang distance tela
phono In connection.
NAMPA, IDAHO.
FOR CHEAP HOMES
And How to Itcach Them, Call On or
Address
J. H. GRAYBILL,
Traveling Immigration Agent
Oregon Short Una Ry.
NAMPA, IDAHO.
The Bank of Nam pa.
KltED (I. MUCK, Cashier.
VK BOMC1T VOUU 1IUSINKS8.
NAMPA, IDAHO
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TAlt I.IVKKY, FEED AND
iiiJAiioiMi or.Mii.r.
First class rlk' lurnlshed to all points. Spe
cial ratis to Emmutt, ttar, Pearl and Snake.
HUor, Hpcolal intention nUen to commercial
men.
W. J. DUVAl.b, Proprietor,
Nampa, Idaho.
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OUIH IIUNZIKIMt.
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PKAC1ICAI. WATOIIMAKF.U, JKWKUHt
AND OPIU'IAN.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Hllrerwaro, Op
tical (loods, Cut lllass.
t ltlit fctrei(t.
PENDI.KTON, Oregon
rpHK Ottl-
A (IKSTl.KMAN'M ItEHOUT.
Finest lno, I buors and Cigars, (llvafjia
Call. Opp Duptit, I.elt Hand Walk,
bMlTII A UOOKWKI.I, Prop.
l.a (Irande, Oregon
Kates '2M Per Day and Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMK1UCAN)
A. GKISKK, Propriotor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Hotel.
UAKER CITY, OREGON
PIER HARDWARE
...COMPANY...
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HUNT HARDWARE CO.,
OKKOON 'PHONE OAK 361.1
CUI.UMIIIA '1'HONE 277.
Second and Morrison Sts.
Established Jan. '. I8B9.
Incorporated JulyO, 1U9I,
Portland Coffee anil Spice Go.
For the Trade Only.
Tea, Coffee, Solces, Unking Powder,
Extracts, Htc.
OOH HPI'.CIAI. IIKAKIH- Hiileen, Acme. Mult
nntuali; linking Powders, Defiance, Double
Quick; Cuff co, KoyallllemliUugur, xxxx liar.
24-2(1 Front Street,
Bet, Amh and Ankany.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
DOTH PHONES NO. 507
RENA STINSON, Lid; Assistant.
I..W.CAUNAHAN. President.
('. It. (lAItDNIHt, Vlco Prcildutlt.
W.N.TKltUY, 'treasurer.
Portland Implement Co.
JOHN DEERE PLOWS,
HARROWS, ETC.
FARM MACHINERY
AND VEHICLES.
188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore,
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Do You
Know the News ?
You can hare It all (or
Per
Month
50 C Month
In Tho livening Telegram, of Portland,
Oregon. It Is tlio I urgent utonlng news
paper puhllshul In Oregon; It contains
nil the iicmsoI the statu and ot thu na
tion. Try It (or n mouth. A sample
copy wlllba mailed to ou free. Ad
dress THE TELEGRAM,
Portland Oregon. X
W. I.. M crane,
tfcattle.
E. H. Hamilton,
Tacoma.
M'CABE & HAMILTON
.. STEVEDORES ..
PUGET SOUND
Also Honolulu, H. I.
Head Of Hob: Taooma, Wash,
Cable Address: MrtUlIK
GRACIE, BEAZLEY & CO., AEenti
14 Wattr Street, Liverpool.
Phones, Oregon Main 770,, Columbia 4.M.
TheLAGRANDE CREAMERY COMPANY
BUTTER, EOOS
AND OHEESE.
All goods wholesale and retail.
2U4 Yamhill St., nr. Third, Portland, Or
Big Money
Can bo mndo in Portland real
estate. The city is growing faator
than moat peoplo think, and
property values are steadily ad
vancing. What will bo the result
of tho Great Lewis and Clark
Centennial? Consult us it you
want to make profitable invest
ineiitB, largo or small.
BUY NOW I
VV INSURE TITLES.
Tltlm Oumrmntmm &
Trumt Co.
B mnd 7 Oltmmhmr at O.mmmram
PORTLAND, ONCmON.
Tradc Marks
DcaiQN
CorvntOHT Ac.
Anyone sending a ttetrb and dctcrlptlon nay
ulrklr asecrlaln our opluum fre whether an
qulcklr ascertain our oplulou ire w
Invention Is pronaMf paieniaMi
lions strlctlrrouaJaiitlat. liauilt
ftent frae ludest uieiirT forseci
Intuition Is probablf patenlaMa, Comiuunlf.
turns strlctlrrouadaiittal. llunlbooioupsuuu
Tatenia taken thmuth Uuun A"
awfUl natk. without chsni. tutue
iw ucnrr tor securing jiiiia.
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Sckttlif (c flimrkaHe
A, hsnJsomelr tllnstrated weetlr. I finest fir.
culalton of anr srlentlda lourual, Terms. $4 a
veari tourruoiilh,L bolabail newsdealtra.
tklfAJj. Qo YEARS'
IVCXPERIENOE
SMALL BUT GOOD TEACHER.
Young Illinois) Hclioo'mn'um Only a
I.lttlo Over Four Feet Tall.
Teaching In one of the largest coun
ty schools In Illinois In Miss Lena Ar
nold, a petite and pretty young woman
whose stature Is Just above four feet.
She cnJnyH the distinction of being tho
miinlloNt schoolmu'iim In tho country
nml has the reputation also of being
one ot the best. She presides over the
scholars at the Rhodes school, live
miles east of Alta Pass, In Union coun
ty. Many of her. pupils nro much
larger than she, yet shu rules with a
linn hand and directs the young mind
In tho way It should grow with a skill
fully satisfying the school directors,
and there Is no recollection of a time
when she did not.
The lnct of tho matter is that the
country seh6ol of this day Is not tho
country school of another. Tho trucu
lent gladiators of the countryside who
waged war on tho tencher as nn Igor-
M1S4 LENA AIINOI.I).
rote wages war on peoplo who wear
clothes has been- long away.
In tho scat of tho erstwhile teacher
trouncer sits now n youth that even
this little lady from I.llllput may
rule. Ho will build tho lire for her.
Ho will sweep the schoolroom for her.
He will wind the clock and opcrnto tho
windows, and thcro Is no big or llttlo
thing to servo her that ho will not
count It his good plcasuro to do.
Miss Arnold boards at ft farmhouse
near tho school. Thcro Is n creek be
tween and recently .this creek was
swollen after a rain. Tho little school
ma'am could not cross at tho usual
ford. So slio called upon her boys. A
couplo of them lifted her between
them and splashed across with her,
sotting her down high and dry, and Sir
Walter Ilnlelgh did not spread his
clonk for tho (itieon'B sako with a bet
ter graeo than theso young gentlemen
wet their feet that tho llttlo school
teacher might keep her own dry. Lit
tle men rule the world. Look out for
tho llttlo woman!
GETTING BOARD IN BOSTON.
The Applicant MiiHtruaa a Mont .ttluld
Kxuinliiutloti.
Until ono has tried, tho dlfllcultlcs
of obtaining a boarding place In some
of tho very beautiful, but conservative
suburbs of lioston nro not realised.
You can pass n civil xcrvlce examina
tion or obtain n life Insurance policy
more easily. A young lioston news
paper man, who had decided to ex
change tho excitements of tho city for
tho (pilot simplicity of tho country,
sallied forth bravely ono day recently,
but returned to town wondering If lie
looked llko ft second-story burglar or
a sneak thief, owing to tho rigid cross
ilticstloulng ho had received front sun
dry timid house holders. 'When he
started out ho was well armed with
references of the most excellent char
acter, but when ho returned ho found
that ho hud been compelled to tell the
entire story of his life, and oven then
tho matter had not been settled. Ono
gray-bearded gentleman, living lu a
beautiful old-fushloned house not far
from Itoxbury, proved to bo tho prize
liKiutsItor of the lot. Ho placed the
applicant on tho rack ror an hour and
a half, lltiug questions at htm with
Maxim-gun rapidity. When the la to
Li Hung Chang wus lit this country
ho was noted for tho strangely per
bona! questions ho asked all the peoplo
ho met. Tho aged Itoxbury gentleman
was able to beat Earl LI at his own
game. Ho started out with queries
as to tho applicant's business, his nge,
his family, the time ho hud lived lu
lioston and whether he was likely to
be out nights. The old gentleman
wanted to know If the applicant had
any friends, and, If so, who were they.
Tho question, however, which appear
ed to bo tho most vital, was on tho
matter of being out nights. Tho ap
plicant dually, with tears In his eyes,
confessed that It wns quite likely that
some nights ho would bo out until mid
night or later, at work. MW-a-l-l."
drawled tho aged Itoxbury resident, at
tho conclusion of his protracted Inter
view, "I guess If you can't get In by
0 o'clock at the latest you can't come
here." Boston Herald.
FLAGS AT THE CAPITOL.
WliAi unit How tho Nutianul Kmblems
Are Put ut llulf-Mnat.
Tho tlyluif of llugs over tho capltol
nt hulf-tnnbt U regulated by tho strict
est rules. Whenever these Hugs are
seen Hunting down the staff Is a sure
Indication that n Vice President, Sena
tor or Representative Is lying dead, or
that tho action Is taken lu response to
n presidential proclamation ordering
tings on public buildings nt half-mnst
In respect to tho memory of some
prominent olllclal of tho government
who has passed away.
When tho sergeant-at-arms of tho
Senate or House of Representatives
learns of tho death of a member of
either of those bottles they nt 'onco or
der that tho (lags over the Senate
chamber and Hall of Representatives
bo half-masted. This Is often done be-1
for the houses of Congress themselves
are olllclnlly notified of the death. A
good deal of discretion Is exercised In
the manner of placing tho news of n
death of this kind olllclnlly before the
Senate or the House. Upon such nn
announcement It Is customary for tho
houses to adjourn In respect to tho de
ceased Senntor or Representative, and
lu order that current business may not
be stopped early lu tho.day tho an
nouncement 'k generally tnndo Just be
foro the houses nro ready to concludo
their dny's work.
Olllcers of tho Scnato and House,
when they tly tho Hags at half-mnst In
response to n proclamation by tho
President, regard their action ns one
of courtesy, ns they do not recognize
tho power of tho President to order
Congress to do nnythlng except to as
semble In extraordinary session. They
have always responded to tho requests
of such proclamations. It would bo n
nice question If one could Imagine that
It could over bo raised to know to
whnt extent the President's authority
would allowhlm to order Hags at half
mast on thocnpltol. While his author
ity would not extend over tho employ
es of tho Scnnto and House, yet tho
cnpltot for ninny years was In fnct
controlled exclusively by him so far
as tho caro of tho building Is con
cerned, nnd tho superintendent of the
building Is to-day appointed by him
without conllrmntory notion on tho
part of tho Senate.
, As a matter of fact, tho capltol has
for years been under tho direct con
trol of the comjnlttecs on appropria
tions qf tho two houses of Congress,
but that control hns been accorded
them by tho failure of tho President
to glvo any orders to the architect or
more lately to tho superintendent of
the capltol. If ho should order that"
olllclal to fly lings over the capltol at
half-mnst and the order should be dis
obeyed ho would linvo power to dis
miss him and appoint some one else In
his place without tho concurrence of
either branch of Congress, except so
far ns tho appropriation for tho olll
clal'H salary would be Involved.
These nro practically moot questions,
says tho Washington Star, but they
occasionally form Interesting subjects
for llrosldo talks when lings nro half
masted In responso to presidential
proclamations.
MARK TWAIN'S HI8TORIC,HOME.
"Hill Crest," at Tarrytown, on
tho
lllahlnnda of the HiitUon.
Mark Twain's now home, "IIIII
Crest," at TarrytoVn on tho Hudson, Is
a historic spot In literature and lu rev
olutionary history. When Mr. Clout
ens visited thcro some weeks ago nnd
stood on tho grand old hill overlooking
Washington Irvlng's "Sleepy Hollow"
to tho cast, nnd Tappnn Zen to tho
west, nnd had pointed out to him tho
MAIUC TWAIN'S NKW JIOHU.
high promlnenco where, In tho old rev
olutionary dnys signal tires wero light
ed to nrouso tho surrounding country;
tho monuments along tho highways
nnd waysides, worm-eaten and moss
covered, ho determined to own It.
Tho place wns formerly owned by
Cnpt. W. T. Casey, who laid It out llko
nn old English manor, with manor
house, stables, kennels, driveways and
tcrrnced grounds, nt an expenso of
$100,000. Mr. Clemens Is said to havo
paid less than half that amount for It.
Immune from Cold Foot.
An observer of tho bird species has
concluded that birds are not troubled
with cold feet, and says: "I spent sev
eral afternoons this winter watching
tho wild birds which are kept ut tho
New York zoological gardens. Ono
would expect them to show signs of
decided pleasure after ono of the
thaws. Tho wild ducks did mako
considerable fuss over tho worms
nnd grnss thus uncovered, nnd
they mndo use of tho open wntor
In splto of Its Icy temperature.
Yet neither tho ducks nor swans de
serted tho half-thawed Ico around tho
c.lgcs of the pond, nlthough thcro was
nny ntnount ot ground which was frco
from snow. I hnvo reached tho con
clusion that they do not know whnt it
means to have cold feet, for they stood
about on tho Ice as though' they enjoy
ed it."
Wealth In Platinum Mine.
"We nro nil going to bo millionaires
out In my State," said Senator Clark
of Wyoming. "Not only hnvo we dis
covered oil, but In a copper mlno, ns
I learn from n letter I received to-day,
a vein of pure platinum has been dis
covered, It Is tho only Instance of tho
kind on tho United States." Platinum
Is worth a great deal tnoro than, gold.
Mechanical Muslo.
"Did they have any music nt tho mo
chnnlcs' reception V"
"Oh, yes: tho plumber piped, tho car
penter pounded tho piano, tho lock
smith gave them tho key nnd tho Join
er Joined In." Philadelphia Rulletln.
Telephones lu Europe.
Western Europe will soon have as
complete n long-distance telephone ser
vice us tho United States now have.
What has become of the old fashion
ed man, who said u handy, Industrious
wuu was "full lmudetn"
An Irishman says he always shuts
his eyes when he looks at lady's faults.
Cavaria Beer Hail.
1.0 VIA KI.UG, Proprietor.
Cor. 8cond and Oak Sts.
POItTLAND, Or.
PARK GROCERY.
A.J. JONKS, Proprietor.
Ketnll Dealer In
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
And All Kinds of Imported Delicacies.
21 N. Park Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON
S. W. ROBINSON.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER
SOI Morrison Street.
Developing, Printing; and
Mounting: for Amateurs
A Specialty.
Largest Selection of Pacific Coast
Views.
BROMIDE ENLARGEMENTS.
F. S. GODFREY
Wholcmlo nnd Itctall
Dealer in
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
And All Kinds of Imported Delicacies.
1114 Bumsldo St., cor. Sixth.
Oregon Phono Illaclc 2932.
Columbia Phono 58(1.
1'OIITI.AND, OB
Blazier's New
Place.
144 First St., near Madison.
.lulien & Smith,
..GROCERS..
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
45 Sixth Street.
Goods delivered to all Parts of the
city.
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
PHONE No. BLACK 2935.
The Trades Union
DYEING ahd CLEANING
Company.
C. DellART, Propriotor.
Special attention given to Drees
Skirts and Light Colored Goods. No
moro troublo ovor ragged old cloth- '
ing. Send it to tho Trades Union.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
169 h N. Street,
PORTLAND, ORE
The Limited. evening train, and The Expre,"
noon train, (rota Omaha for Chicago,
UNEXCELLED SERVICE
Day train and evening train from Omaha for
Minneapolis and St, FauL
Tickets ot agent ot connecting lines.
W. H. nitILL, Dlst. Vass'r Agt., Omaha.
A.H.lUN30N.a.PjLl
j.r.imutr.A.aju.
Dubaau.
For particulars regarding freight or
passenger rates, call on or address
B. II. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent.
J. C. LIKDSEY. T. F. & P. A.,
it-- iniru est., roruana, ur.
ego
MONTANA ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHES THAT WEAR
and nro lit to wear, bear our label,
Barbers' Coats,
Waiters' Jackets
and Aprons
Oans& Clein,
HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA.
HERRMANN & CO.
Furniture and Carpets,
S01-S03 Dromdwmy.
Undertakers and Embalmers,
120 Dromdwmy,
Tdpplimie 34U. 1IKLKNA, MONT.
Kessler
Brewery
ram
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS
Of HlKli-Orndo Deer;,
Holnna, - - Montana
CAM. AT TIIK
Keller Studio
ron ocn
Fine Photographs
Wo havo nil tho Intent styles In Mounts.
IlrlUK 'ur KiHlftK woric anil kci prices.
Ini 1 CD 137U If. Main Hlrrnt, .
I.L,L.L.L:Kt Op. P. O. Ilulonn, Stout.
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Arthur D. Marshall
Real Estate
and Mortgage Loans
Farms and Tlmhon Land
lnvoatmntm mmda mnd proparty
handlmd tor nan rmmldmntm,
B21-2 Third St. Portand, Ormgon.
form or
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HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
Transient Solicited
...DOTH PHONES...
Travelers should tako"8" Street Car at Union
Dooot and transfer at Yamhill Htrcet to Kast
AnVnejr Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
Multnomah Market,
THEO. A. GODEL.
Dealer In
Fine Meats and Sausages, also Fish,
Poultry, Oysters and Garni.
512 Washington Street.
Oregon Phone Main 633. Columbia rtione 633
BRANCH MA 11KET-205 North 16th 8t. Colum
bla Phone 160. Oregon Phone Clay 570.
Smoke the SCHILLER and STATE
SEAL Cigar.
Schiller Cigar Factory
Manufacturer. Wholesale and
Uetall Dealer In
mm AND DOMESTIC BICAHS
Telephone No. 1R31 Black.
281 Washington Street.
N. W. cor. Fourth, P
ORTLAND, OR
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