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Hieaclixig Hotels
HOTEL PORTLAND.
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The Portland!
II. O. DOWERS, Manaoiir.
American Plan, $3 Por Day
and Up war dm
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Portland, Oregon,
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Tremont Hotel
RGD BLUFF, CALIFORNIA.
First Cl(i8s in Kvcry Particular.
"Everything entirely now throughout
tho building. Headquarters (or
Commercial Men. Commodious
Sample Rooms.
S. E. MURPHY, Proprietor
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Beet furnished houso in Southern Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. II. PKACIIT, 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 S. P. Dopot
Telephone. 06-B
f. 0. 1)0X651
The Grand Pacific Hotel
CIIA8. A. BCHKAQK, 1'roprletor.
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. '
SEATTLE'S NEW HOTEL
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THE LINCOLN
' The Blackwell Hotel Company
Most beautifully and desirably Jocated, on Madison street at Fourth avenue
a Bection freo from noiso and dust moat convenient to all points of the city and
commanding a magnificent view of Puget Bound, Mount Rainier and the Olympic
range. The Lincoln is easily accessible from all steamboat landings, depots and
theaters. All rare 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 comfort. The drawing rooms, lobby, dining rooms and
Kentlemen's cafo are moat luxurious, and will be found especially attractve to
tourists and commercial travelers, while tho service and cuisine will aaUsfiy the
s&oat exacting anlcure.
THETHORNTON
W. D. THORNTON, Manager.
BUTTE, MONTANA
European Plan, $(.50 Per Day Up
Tho belt appointed hotel tn tha Northwest.
ThoroiiKhlr equipped with nil tho modorn con
veniences. Two-thirds of tho roomi connocted
with privato hath. Two bathi on each lloor for
use ol Kucits without chargo. All rooms woll
lighted and ventilated, l'ollshcd hardwood
llooriwlth riiRn throuKhout. Finest cafo and
service In tho city, at moderato prices. Kuro
pcan plan, tl.WJ per day and up. Nochargo
lor tamplo rooms.
European Dan. Rooms COc. to 12.00.
Hooms sluglo or en suite, with or without bath.
GRAND HOTEL
It. C. 1IALL1DAY. 1'roprletor.
Newly Furnished. Elevator, Steam
Heat, Electric Lights, Call
Bells, Etc., Etc
Cor. Howard St. and Main Avo.
Tol. Main 28. SPOKANE, WASH.
Golden Eagle
Motel
I. W. WILSON, Proprietor.
Sacramento, California
When in Spokane, go to
DAVENPORT'S
RESTAURANT
First Class in Every Respect. The
Finest Service that can be had.
SPOKANE, WASH
Rates 2.50 Por Day and Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMK1U0AN)
A. GEISER, Proprietor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Hotel.
BAKER CITY, ORLUON
HOTEL FLORENCE
H. E. CHANEY, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
missoulaTmontana.
mAWiWSSmWm
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i3ADDI(B ROCK RESTAUJtANT.
BUCKMAN & CAimAOlTAIl, Proprietors.
First Class In orcrr respect. Oyster a spoolalty
1019 Second Btrcci,
Sacramento, Cal,
Fhe Tacoma
W. B. BLACKWELL, Prop.
One of the best hotels
on the Pacific Coast.
American Plan $3.00
per Day and Upwards
TACOA1A,
WASH.
The
Colonial
Hotel
Strictly first Class. New and Most KIcRanlly
I'urulthed Aparlmcntila the City, hlngle or
ltn Suite.
Steam Heat. Larue Wall Closets, TrWate and
Public Untlii. Kales by the Iiav, Week or
Mouth. One Block South or Pottomce.
A. M. Cadlcu, Propr. I'. It. Curtlis, Mgr.
Telephone Main 915
IM9 1'lrst Ave. cor. Seneca 8HATTI.lt, WASH.
Delniouico Restaurant
Under Same Management
The Allures House
Weil Furnished and Kverythlng- New
Beds jo Cents and Up. Ind. Phone 37s
511 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
Furnished Rooms at anytime at reasonable
0 rices. 1'liic Italian and French Restaurant lu
ouuectlon. l'lione Ind. X 1699.
COLUMBUS HOUSE AND
SALOON
Liquors and Cigars
Open Day and Night
167 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 nud Baggage. Pool
shipments given prompt and careful
attention. We invite correspond
ence. The Seattle Transfer Co.
SEATTLE, U. S. A.
Messengers on All Trains
Glaussen
Brewing Ass'n
Brewers and Bottlers of
TANNHAEUSER
AND
SALVATOR BEER
SEATTLE, TJ. 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.
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The Chinese have twice sacked
Moscow, once In 1237 nnd again in
1203.
The first equestrian statuo erected
In London was of Charles I., In White
hall, 1078.
All mills in 'Japan run day and night,
tho chango of hands being made at
noon and midnight. I
'Jwclvo years ago there wore two
thousand Japanese In tho United
States. To-day there, are 24,300.
Tho first steamer on the Tlinmes
was tho Marjory, In 1814. The Rich
mond followed her n year later.
British troops In India havo lately
celebrated tho fiftieth anniversary of
being permitted to wear mustaches.
No trco has ever been found larger
than tho Sicilian "chestnut of a hun
dred horses." It Is no less than 304
feet In circumference
In Persia, India and China the lower
classes still live, as u rule, together
with their animals In tho samo dark
and unvcntllatcd huts.
, A wlno cask has Just boon built In
, California to hold ninety-seven thou
sand gallons. Its Iron hoops weigh
forty thousand pounds.
By tho Hash of an electric spark 0110
hundred and twenty-five mllllonths of
n second In duration n rlllo bullet can
bo photographed In its Ulglit.
The coronation robo presented to
tho Empress of Russia was of fur. It
weighed only sixteen ounces, yet was
worth $0,000, or $305 per ounce.
Tho life of a dime is only four or
flvo years, becnuso it changes hands
ten times whllo a half a dollar Is
moved once from one person's pocket
Into tho till of another.
Thcro Is only ono placo In the world
whoro tho sun sots twlco In the samo
day, and that Is nt Leek, In England.
Thero Is a Jagged mountain there and
tho sun sets behind It and It grows
dark. An hour later tho sun reappears
at n gap In tho Rldo of the mountalp,
nnd it Is light again until the real sun
set. U8E OF APPLES.
Financial and Dietetic Vnluo of n Grow
liiir American Crop.
Tho raoro mellow apples ono eats tho
hotter, provided they bo taken nt meal
times. It Is best of all to eat fruit
beforo meals, nnd freely bb you like.
This will prevent loading tho system
with a heavy weight of less dlgcstlblo
foods. Senator Vest soys that If a
man wishes to live long nnd bo nble to
keep up his work ho must cat not less
than ono npplo with every noon lunch j
wo nro not suro but ho said half a
dozen. Tho no-brenkfast fad tells us
that wo must not only goi without tho
morning meal, but that wo must llvo
much more largely upon fruit. Somo
of Its disciples Insist that tho npplo
may bo taken In tho placo of tho ordi
nary breakfast. John Wesley once re
ferred to npplo dumplings as nn illus
tration of tho alarming advanco of lux
uries In England. Charles Lamb quotes
n frlepd who says that "a man can
not hnvo a. pure mind who refuses np
plo dumplings," and Dr. Johnson
speaks of n clergyman of his acquaint
ance who brought his family up almost
altogether on this Anglo-Saxon combi
nation. Wo huvo recollections of
dumplings 'which might havo boon tho
origin of Cnlvlntsm. It must be borno
In mind that the Ideal npplo Is 0110 that
Is fit to bo eaten raw; yet tho glorious
old Spltzenburg Is only lit for tho cook
In whoso hands It becomes tho very
perfection of plo apples. Tho nine
teenth century went out with a murvol-
ous evolution of now sorts of fruits of
nil kinds; but thcro was nothing In
tho list to exceed tho delicious Juices
of the northern spy, tho Macintosh red,
tho Shannon or tho Stuart's golden.
Thero Is nothing In tho world to ex
ceed tho beauty of tho npplo blossom;
whllo tho air Is laden with nn ex
quisite perfume that has charmed a
hundred generations Imh added to tho
poesy, tho lovo nnd tho comfort of
Greek, or Itomnu nnd of Ilrlton. Hut
If thcro bo anything moro beautiful
than tho npplo in blossom It Is tho
snmo treo loaded down with crimson
nnd golden fruit Then it is that tho
npplo touches humnn nature and wak
ens In the houseckepcr tho highest con
ceptions of tho Hclcnco nud the flno art
of dietetics. Independent
Opal for Stanford Museum.
Curator Peterson of tho university
museum has Just uupacked a caso of
material collected by Mrs. Stanford in
Ceylon, and Including' also a great
opal presented to Mrs. Stanford by
Thomas Welton Stanford of Mel
bourne. This opal Is believed to bo
ono of tho most rcmnrkablo of Its kind
In existence. It Is a matrix ojnl and
measures about thrco by three and
one-half Inches, bearing indications of
having at one time been almost double
that size. The stono is very beautiful
In appearance, containing all colors of
tho spectrum, from deep red to azure
blue. Almost every shado that is
known flashes out In the sunlight.
The history of the stono is not yet
known hero. Curator Peterson will
communlcato with Thomas Welton
Stnnford on tho subject.
Tho most interesting feature of tho
Ceylon collection is n scries of ex
tracts from tho littddhlst Koran writ
ten with a stylus upon leaves of tho
talllpet palm, which blossoms only
twlco In n century. Thero nre about
soventy-flvo or eighty of the leaves,
which aro very thin nnd of an' ex
tended oblong form. They are cover
ed on both sides with Inscriptions.
The leaves aro bound together after
tho fashion of a Venetian blind, ho
that they may bo consulted and read
with very llttlo trouhlo.
Tho remainder of the collection In
cludes many examples of the dcllcato
handwork of the Ceyloncse, such as
embroidery, Ivory and ebony carvings,
and brass, copper and silver bowls.
San Francisco Chronicle.
This Is the season when a man
either submits to Jokes about his hair
being long enough to braid or has It
cut and takes cold.
A man is never satisfied until be at
tends his own funeral.
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I Missoula adverlising.
mllK GARDEN CITY BAKEUY.
' ItENKY KOSENDORF; rroprlotor.
Rread, cakes and pics of superior quality
fresh every day.
lib West Main Street, Missoula, Montana
S'
COTTY.S PLACE.
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Fine Wines, Ljquors and Cigars.
Everything First Class.
J, A. SCOTT, Proprietor.
Missoula, Mont,
First National Bank of Missoula.
Montana.
No. 2108
Capital, $150,000.00 Surplus, S50.000.00
A. n. Hammond, President
..A. Q. England, Vice-President
J. M. Keith, Cashlor
Jl. A. Eddy
, T, L. Orecnouirn
, ..C. It. Mcl.eod
O. O. England
DIRECTORS
J. A. WALKER
GEO. W. AWJEE
WALKER & ALBEE
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables j t
Horses noardt-d by tho Pay, Week or Month.
Cabs, busies and wagons to and from all tralnr
and hotels. I'ltiost cushion tiro turnouts In
tho city, nigging Avo., opp. Kennedy Hotel.
AHSSOULA, MONTANA
THIS HAPPY MAM
Is No'or Without a Smllo,
He Uses Only Our Oardcn City liter,
And Llfo Seems Worth tho Whllo.
mARDEM OITT BREWING OO.,
Mlf'outm, Montmnm
MISSOULA MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Mlsaouln, Montana.
WhoUsalo and Retail Dealers. Wo sell ev
erything and everything tho very best. Our
lino of inon's clothing, furnishings, shoes, etc,
embraces such reliable brands as thesol Man
hattan Shirts, E. & W. Collars, Stoln-IUoch and
II. 8. di M. Iteady-to-Wcar Suits and Overcoats,
Knox Hats, Italian & Son's and Torrey's Fine
Shoes.
"We're There With the Goods"
MlsMOulu, 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
Spedal Attention Given to Com
mercial Men.
MAKK W. DOTCH1W, Propr.
Second Avenue So. bet. Fourth and Fifth Hts,
Great Falls, Mont.
Ceo. It. Brew
Kallspcll
J, D. McDonald
Great falls
Drew & McDonald
Great Falls, Montana
Great Palls
Boots md Shoes
Kallspcll
Genl. Merchandise
P. J. Brophy & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND IMI'ORTHRS
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
HieeLeLirag; Hotels
Tlxe B-AJY VIEW
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
EUROPEAN PLAN
100 Daylight Rooms $1 to $3 Per Day
Private Baths Single and in Suites
REMODELED AND REFURNISHED
First nnd Stevens Sts.
SPOKANE WASH.
Hotel Westminster
K. O. JOHNSON', 1'roprletor.
American and European
Plan.
Corner Slain nnd Fourth Streets,
LOS ANGKLKS, OAL.
MURPHY & BINE
The Lunch Counter
Home Cooking.
The Beit Meals In the City
for the Price.
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
HOTEL FOLEY
T. B. FISHER, Prop.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
Electric Lights and Steam Heat
LA GRANDE, OREGON
ST.. CHARLES HOTEL
IOHN GIBLIN, Prop.
Flnt-Clans Arcominodntlnim nnd Prompt sorr
Ice. Larue Hiimplu )oim lor
Comnivroiul Trawlers.
Phone 7 Cor. First and Washington Sts.
Albany, Oregon.
The Spokane
(European Plan.)
The Leading Hostelry
in the State of Washington.
Headquarters for
the Traveling Public
Special Sample Rooms with Arc light.
50 NEW BATH-ROOM SUITES
Elegant Public and
Private Dining Rooms.
SPOKANE,
WASH.
THE WA8HINQTON.SEATTLE
lit s t -. mf.i
mmu!m9m$8f80S3irl&&
THE SCENIC MOTEL OP THE WORLD.
This mnL'niilcont tourist hotel is Seattlo's most prominent architectural
feature bolnu Hituated upon tho hluhest point of land in tho down-town ilmit-icr.
300 feet above sea Jovol, It is, liowovor,
regular hotel convoyanco, by street car
wasmngion is tno most superu 10 do lounu on llio I'ucillo coast. Tho appoint
ments and furnishings of Tho Washington aro entirely inodorn and high-class ;
tho cuisine and service aro most eatlsfactorv. Tho rates aro exeewlinelv nmnnn. .
able for n fashlouablo Tourist Hotel.
Tho Washington is situated in tho midst of six acrosof beautiful grounds,
which with tho broad driveways, green lawns, and a profusion of rosea nnd tar
nations, make tho location nn ideal ono. Tho seouerv from Tim Wnnhlnittnn n,wi -
grounds is unsurpassed in tho West no other point in Seittlo giving such a mag
nificent viow as can bo had from this hotol. President ltoosovolt was charmed
with tho scene that met tho oyo, from tho vorandas and grounds pf tho hotel, and
so oxpressod himself, Thousands of othors, in public and private life, have, coma -and
gono since tho opening of this grand hostlory, who havo added tholr tribute
to tho many expressions of ploasuro and satisfaction derived from aglimpsoof the
Puget Bound country from this vantago ground, including as. it doea a ylovr of
mountains, lakes, Bound, harbor and all Seattle. Write for illustrated booklet, '
nonw hotkl.
THOS. CORDI, rroprlotor.
Hates $1.C0 and $1,00 por day.
Entirely New and Modern
Centrally Located, Two lllocks from 8. P. depot
ltl'.DDING, CALIFORNIA.
Di T,svtttrtin A i M'H'llisl
Mi ir -r TiTTMMsfr " i i Mm
JjiWfflFii
Hotel Green
Pasadena, Cal.
...ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
HOTEL SOMMER
A. L. MORRIS, Manager.
The Only First-CIass
Hotel in the City.
LA GRANDE OREGON
HOTEL PEDICORD
T. J. PEDICORD, Prop.
Heated by Steam. Hot
and Cold Baths. Electric
Calls and Electric - Lights
in every Room, o o J
EUREPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c, 75c nnd $1.00 Per Day.
Meals, 25 Cents.
Freo Bus nnd Freo Sample Rooms.
209-13 Riversicfe Ave., SPOKANE
(Hosier's Lunch Counter
All Trains Stop
30 MINUTES
Por Meals.
Ilendquartors for travelers and railroad
men.
A. MOSIF.lt, Proprietor.
ROSEISURQ, Oregon
THE O.T. DINING ROOM
K. II. OTKY, I'roprletor.
AH Trains Stop 30 Minutes
FOR MEALS.
One ot tho fluent places at tho dopot
for meals. We always hnvo chicken
supper. Headquarters for tho traveling
public. OvHturs In any stylo.
Roseburg, Oregon
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easy of access by privato tramway, by
or by carriage. Tho scenery from Tho
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