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The Portland
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American Plan, S3 Per Day
and Upward
HEADQUARTERS FOH TOURISTS
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OOMMEROIAl TRAVELERS.
Portland, Oregon.
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Tremont Hotel
RED BLUFF, CALIFORNIA.
Flrat Class In Every Particular.
Everything entirely now throughout
tlio building. Headquarters for
Commercial Men. Commodious
Sainplo Kooraa.
S. E. AlURPHY, Proprietor
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Beet furnished houso in Sou thorn Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. H. FKAOIIT, Proprietor.
All Trains stop 30 Minutes
For Meals.
ASHLAND, OREQON
A FRIENDLY TIP
When In Itosoburg, Oro-
gon, go to
HOSIER'S
Horseshoe Lunch Counter
Near tho 8. P. Dopot
Telephone BO-B
r. o. Doxtsi
The Grand Pacific Hotel
CHA8. A. 8CHRA0E, Proprietor.
Handsomely Appointed and First
Class In Every Particular.
Corner Railroad St. and Hlggins 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 Cars and Trains
Cor 10th and Washington Sts.
OAKLAND, CAL.
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The Blackwell Hotel Company
Most beautifully and desirably located,
a section free from nolso and dust moit convenient to all points of the city and
commanding a magulflcent view of Pnget sound. Mount Rainier and the Olympic
range. The Lincoln is easily accessible from all steamboat landings, depots and
theaters. All cars transfer to thehotol door. It is a new, modern, exquisitely
CayMdtnicta.cofltalnmgromB-100with private bathi-iarranged to
give its patrons every eomfort, The drawing rooms, lobby. dinin rooma .tut
getsUesaea'a eafe are most luxunons, and wul be found especially attractve to
ftmrkta and commercial travelers, while the service and cuisine will wtisfir the
steutljuraleiM. . . r
THETHORNTON
V. D. THORNTON, Manlier.
BUTTE, MONTANA
European Plan, $1.50 Per Day Up
The belt appointed hotel in the Northwest.
Thoroughly equipped with all tho modern con
renlencei. Two-thirds ot the rooms connected
with private bath. Two bathi on each floor (or
tine ol guests without charge. All roomi well
lighted and ventilated. Pollened hardwood
Hours with ruea thrntmhnnt. Finest cafe and
aervlco In tho city, at modorato prices. Euro.
nsan pinn. ai.ou por nay ana up. nocnarg
or aample roomi.
European Dan. Roomi 60c. to 12.00.
Roomi tingle or en lulte, with or without bath.
GRAND HOTEL
11. C. IIALLIDAY. Proprietor.
Newly Furnished. Elevator, Steam
.Heat. Electric Lights, Call
Bells, Etc., Etc
Cor. Howard St. and Slain Ave.
Tol. Main 28. SPOKANE, WASH.
Golden Eagle
Hotel
T. W. WILSON, Proprietor.
Sacramento, California
When in Spokane, go t
DAVENPORT'S
RESTAURANT
First Class in Every Respect. The
Finest Service that can be had.
SPOKANE, WASH
Rates J2.60 Per Day and Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMERICAN)
A. GEISER, Proprietor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Hotel.
BAKER CITY, ORLUON
HOTEL FLORENCE
H. E. CHANEY. Proprietor.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
MISSOULA, MONTANA.
on Madiaon street at Fourth avenue-
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BUCKMAN & OARRAQIlAR, Proprloton.
Flrat Claaa In every reapect. Oysters a specialty
1019 Second Street,
Sacramento, Cal.
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The Tacoma
W. B. BLACKWELL, Prop.
One of the best hotels
on the Pacific Coast.
American Plan $3.00
per Day and Upwards
TACOMA,
WASH.
The
Colonial
Hotel
Strictly I'lrat Class. New and Mont Ktegantly
1'urnlshcd Apurtmenla lu the City, Single or
En Suite.
Steam Heat. Large Walt Closets, Private and
Public Batha. Katea by the Day, Week or
Mouth. One Block South of 1'oatolBce.
A. M. Cadlsn, Propr. V. II. Curtlaa, Mgr.
Telephone Main 013
1119 Plrat Ave. cor. Seneca Sit ATTI.lt, WASH,
Delmonico Restaurant
Under Same Management
The Alturas House
Well Purnlahed and Itverythlng New
Dcda jo Centa and Up. Ind. Phone 37
5II Main St. Boise, Idaho
HOTEL
CECIL
SEATTLE, U. S. A.
E. P. GAFFNEY, Manager
One of the Best Hotels in the
Northwest.
Large Sample Rooms for Com
mercial Men.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Purnlilied Roomi at anytime at rrainnalite
prices. Pine Italian and I'rcncli Keitauraut In
Connection, l'hone Ind. X 169).
COLUMBUS HOUSE AND
' SALOON
Liquors and Cigars
Open Day and Night
67 WASHINGTON STREET
SEATTLE, WASH.
Reduced
Freight
Rates
on HOUSEHOLD GOODS to all
Eastern Cities, Saving of 25 to 50
per cent. We transfer 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'n
Brewers and Bottlers of
TANNHAEUSER
AND
SALVATOR BEER
SEATTLE, V. S. A.
TUB
Quaker Drug Co,
SEATTLE, WASH.
Sell Drugs and Patent Medicines at
Cut Rates, and Prepay Freight
Charges to Points within one hun
dred milefl of Seattle.
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GOOD
Short g'
tories i
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At Waterloo, Lord Anglesey wa
standing close to the Duko of Welling
ton when ho received his wound. Lord
Anglesey turned to tho Duke, and said:
"By a , I have lost my leg!" "Havo
you? By G 1" said the Duke, still
gazing at Uie bnttlo.
"Farming? I know wlint It Is," de
clares Representative Fred Landls, of
IndlfUin; "father nnd five of us hoys
used to work all tho yenr round to
rnlso stuff to feed live horses. Finally
two of the horses died, and that en
ablcd Charley and myself to got away
from tho farm and come to Congress."
"Eternity," said tho country ex
hortcr, who wanted to mako things
clear, "Is forever and forever, and llvo
or six everlastings on top of that.
Why, hrothors and sisters, after mil
lions and billions of centuries had roll
ed nwoy In eternity, It would still be
a hundred thousand years to breakfast
tlmo."
The all-night and next-day habits of
tho lato Phil May, tho artist, havo fur
nished material for many a story. Joo
Taplcy, the singer, tells that ho came
across May one night, and heard that
the latter had not been to bed for four
nights and days. Ho remonstrated,
nnd May said: "Never mind, Joo, we'll
mako a bargain; don't you loso any
sleep on my account, and I promlso
that as soon as I feel tired Til go to
bed!"
Rudolph Elckomeycr, Jr., was out In
a field, near a hay-stack, with his cam
era, when John Kendrlck Bangs hap
pened along and asked him, In sur
prise, what there was thero worth
photographing. "Just you como over
hero and look at tho reflection on my
ground glass and you will seel" re
sponded Elckomeycr, with such artis
tic fervor that Bangs ventured over
nnd put his head under tho cloth. "Ah,
now I seel" sold Mr. Bangs, gravely;
"tho hay-stuck Is standing upside
down I"
Major Lacey, of Iowa, and Senator
Alger, of Michigan, are very much
allko In appcurunce, and are often
mistaken for each other. So striking
Is tho resemblance that Speaker Reed
made It the subject for ono of his
witticisms. It was at tho time that
Alger's conduct ns Secretary of War
wiiB being Investigated, that Reed,
stepping up to tho member from Iowa,
and putting his arm over his shoul
der, said: "Lucey, you look so much
like Secretary Alger that I always
think, when I see you, that you ought
to bo whitewashed."
Professor Phelps, who disliked math
ematics, was on co walking with Pro
fessor Newton, who began discussing
n pr.iblcm so deep that his companion
could not follow It He fell Into a
brown study, from which ho was
aroused by Newton's emphatic asser
tion, "and that, you see, gives us xl"
"Does It?" asked Mr. Phelps, politely.
"Why, doesn't It?" exclaimed the Pro
fessor, excitedly, alarmed at tho possi
bility of a (law lu his calculations.
Quickly his mind ran back nnd detect
ed n mistake. "You are right, Mr.
Phelps. You arc right!" shouted tho
Professor. "It doesn't give us x; It
gives us y." And from that tlmo Pro
fessor Phelps was looked upon ns a
mathematical prodigy, tho 11 rut man
who over tripped Newton.
FISH ARE SHIPPED ALIVE.
Bent to .Market In ua Lively a Con
Ultloii as When I'lrat Cuuirht.
Fresh llsh from nearly every part of
tho world nro obtainable in any of tho
lurgcr murkets. In fact, tho demand
for dead llsh Is rapidly decreasing, epi
cures dcmnndlni; that they bo In the
enjoyment, of kooiI health and spirits'
almost up to tho niomont they aro
dropped into tho frying pan.
A novel apparatus for tho carrlngo of
live Huh has Just been lnvontod by Dr.
N. Von Lorcnz, of Murlenbrun, Aus
tria, which Is called the hydroblon. Tho
device Is based upon tho Injection of
oxygen Into the water, contained lu
tanks, during tho transportation. Tho
oxygen injector Is placed at tho bot
tom of tho transportation tauk, which
Is tilled with water and fish. This oxy
gen injector Is composed of u steel
cylinder containing comprensed oxygon
gas. When tho cock, which Is a hori
zontal disk provided with apertures, in
opened, the oxygen is allowed to escapo
through a reduction valve. Tho oxy
gen then paHscs through a regulating
vulvo attached to tho reduction valve,
and thence through a rubber tubo into
tho oxygen distributor. This latter U
composed of a diaphragm of inorganic
mntorlal Btretchcd across a porous cyl
Indrlcal tubo,
The gas, after coming Into this tubo
or distributor, 1h Immediately diffused
and bubbles up through tho water con
taining tho llsh. Thcso bubbled ascend
very slowly toward tho surface and
become dissolved therein to an extent
thut depends largely upon their ascen
sional velocity and the degree of gas
eous snturntlon in the water. Tho non
utilized excess escapes ut tho surface
This solution of oxjkcii in the water,
which 1h obtained with a minimum
comiumptlon of gas, Is what keeps tho
fish alive, und is constantly being re
newed as It is consumed by tho latter.
The pructlcal manipulation of tho
hydroblon Is so sltnplo that It can be
Intrusted to any porson of ordlnury In
telligence. All that hits to be done by
the person In charge Is to turn on the
cock and tuko tho apparatus by Its
two handles and place It at tho bottom
ot the tank containing the fish. It Is,
of course, necessary to regulato the
device according to the amount of wa
ter in the tank and the number of llsh
contained therein, and according to the
amount of oxygen consumed by the
various kinds of fish. Finally, it is
necessary also to regulate tho capacity
of oxygen according to the time to bo
consumed in tho transportation. The
Inventor has calculated all such data
for most varieties of flsh, which in all
likelihood may be transported, so that
the person employing the apparatus
has only to follow once fo? iall the
indications determined by the Inventor.
Missoula advertising.
mnK QARDENCITY BAKF.RY.
HENRY KOSENDOKK, Proprietor.
Bread, cakes and pica ot luperlor quality
fresh every day.
IIS Weit Main street,
Missoula, Montana
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COTTY.B PLACE.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Clears.
Everything First Class.
J, A. SCOTT, Proprietor.
Missoula, Mont.
First National Bank of Missoula.
Montana.
No. 2100)
Capital, $150,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00
A. I). Hammond, President
....A. O. England, Vlco-Presldcnt
.:f J. M. Keith, Cashier
-Its A. Eddy
T. L. Greonouitn
C. II. Mcl.cod
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t. A. WALKER
OEO. W. ALBEK
WALKER & ALBEE
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables j
Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month.
Caba, bussea and wagons to and from all trains
and hotels. Finest cushion tiro turnouts In
the city. Hlggins Ave, opp. Kennedy Hotel.
MISSOULA, MONTANA
THIS HAPPY MAN
Ii Ne'er Without a Smile,
He Uses Only Our Oarden City Beer,
And Lira Beemi Worth the While
WAHOEM OITY BREWING DO.,
Mlmmeulm, Montmnm
MISSOULA MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Missoula Montana.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Wa sell ev
erything and everything the very best. Our
lino of men's clothing, furnishings, shoes, etc..
embraces such reliable brands as thesot Man
hattan Bhtrts, E. & W, Collars, Steln-Bloch and
U. S. & M. Keady.to-Wear Suits and Overcoats,
Knox Hats, llanan & Bon's and Torrey's Fine
Shoes.
"We're There With the Goods"
Allasjioulu, Montana.
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
Special Attention Giveu to Com
mercial Men.
MARK W. DOTCHim, Propr,
Second Avenue So. bet. Fourth and Fifth Sta.
Great Falls, Mont.
Ceo. It. Drew
Kallspell
J, D. McDonald
Great Falls
Drew & McDonald
Great Falls, Montana
Great Falls
Boots ind Shoes
Kallspell
Genl, Merchandise
P. J. Brophy & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND IMPORTERS
Largest Stock, Largest Business,
Finest Goods, Lowest Prices
28 Main St.
BUTTE, MONT.
Seattle
Real Estate
John Davis & Co.
709 Second Avenue
Seattle, Wash.
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Elegantly Furnished Apartments with Bath. Elevator. Steam
Heat. Electric Light. Central Location.
COMMERCIAL TRADE SOLICITED
HOTEL RIDPATH
EUROPEAN PLAN
JOO Daylight Rooms $J to $3 Per Day
Private Balhs Single and In Suites
REMODELED AND REFURNISHED
First and Stevens Sta.
SPOKANE WASH.
Hotel Westminster
K. O. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
American and European
Plan.
Cornor Main and Fourth Streets,
LOS ANGELES, OAL.
MURPHY St, BINE
The Lunch Counter.
Home Cooking.
The Beit 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
IOHN GIBLIN, Prop.
First-Clara Arrnmnindntlnna nnd l'rompt scrr
ice. I.nri;o Sniniilo tjooms lor
Commercial Trawlers.
Phone 7 Cor. First and Washington Sts.
Albany, Oregon.
The Spokane
(European l'lun.)
The Leading Hostelry
in the State of Washington.
Headquarters for
the Traveling Public
Special Sam cle Rooms with Arc light.
50 NEW BATH-ROOM SUITES
Elegant Public and
Private Dining Rooms.
SPOKANE,
WASH.
THE WASHINQTON-SEAITLE
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THE SCENIC HOTEL OP THE WORLD.
This magnificent tourist hotel is Soattlo's most prominent architectural
feature boing situated upon tho highest point of land in the down-town district
300 feet above sea level. It is, howovor, easy of access by privato tramway, by
regular hotel conveyance, by street car or by carriage. Tito sccnory from Tho
Washington is tho most superb to bo found on tho Pacific ceast. Tho appoint
ments and furnishings of Tho Washington oro entirely modern and high-cluss;
tho culsino and service aro most satisfactory. Tho rates uro exceedingly reasou.
ablo for a fashionable Tourist Hotel.
Tho Washington is situated in tho midst of six acres of beautiful grounds,
which with tho broad drlyoways, green lawns, and a profusion of rosea und car
nations, mako tho location an ideal one. Tho sconory from Tho Washington and
grounds Is unsurpassed In tho West no othor point in Saattlo giving such a mag
nificent view as can bo had from this hotel. President ltoosovelt was charmed
with tho econa that mot tho eyo, from tho verandas and grounds of tho hotel, and
so expressed himsolf, Thousands of others, in publlo and privato life, havo coma
iuiu gonu siiico me opuimiK o tins grunu nosuory. wno nave auueu tlieir tributo
to tho many expressions of pleasure and satisfaction dorlved from a glimpse of tl'
Putrot Sound country from this vuntaco trround. includlno? na It iIoah lnw 1
mountains, lakes, Souud, harbor and all
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TH09. CORDI, Proprietor.
Itatcs 11.60 and 11.00 por day.
Entirely New and Modern
Centrally Located, Two Blocks from S. P. depot
RKDDINO, CALIFOllNIA.
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Hotel Green
Pasadena, Cal.
...ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
HOTEL SOMMER
A. L. MORRIS, Manager.
The Only First-Class
Hotel In the City.
LA GRANDE OREQON
HOTEL PEDICORD
T. J. PEDICORD, Prop.
Heated by Steam. Hot
and Cold Baths. Electric
Calls and Electric Light,
in every Room. J1 J J
EUREPEAN PLAN,
Rooms SOc, 75c and $1.00 Per Day.
Meals, 25 Cents.
Frco Bus and Frco Sainplo Rooms.
209-13 Riverside Ave., SPOKANE
Mosier's Lunch Counter
All Trains Stop
30 MINUTES
For Meals.
Headquarters for trnvolora und railroad
men.
A. MOSlEIt, Proprietor.
ROSEUURO, Oregon
THE 0. T. DINING ROOM
i:. II. OIKV, Proprietor.
All Trains Stop 30 Minutes
FOR MEALS.
One of tho llneHt place at tho de)xt
for meals, Wo always havo chicken
supper. Headquarters for the traveling
puhllc. Oysters in any stylo.
Roseburg, Oregon
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