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' Mi f 42MM!KliMMM9iab -ftgasisWBBS sar a m THB NEW AGE. POlfl'LAND, OREGON. ilk r IK' !r, . V HI Kfc n Br I'- TACOMA, WASHINGTON, ADVERTISING. IIEN'HY I.ONGSTHKTH, Pros. JOHN It. AltKLEY, Sec. mid Trcns. Tacoma Land and Improvement Co. TACOHA, WASHINGTON. Write for copy of hnudpouie lllustrnted hooktot on Tncomn, just Issued. SUNRISE BAKERY. 1). McPHKUHON, Proprietor. All kinds of Breads Pies, Cakes, Etc Wedding and Birthday Cakes A Specialty. tei.i:piioni: ui'.D woo. 1107 South K St. TACOMA, WASH. THE JUINCTIOIN l'.lttCH BIIIL'IKI, Proprietor. 1S3I, Iftai, 1BVM I'agUIr Avimiuo, Tncomn, Waih. Uno-hnlf lllock Irom N. 1'. UcjmU. Mop- ping ixilnt (or nil street ours. Telephone Mack 107:1. .All tho Lending Hrntiiln of Imported Liquors, inea nnd Ci(?iirH Curried In Stock. Fresh lteer Al ways on Tap. One of tho Finest Places in the City. "IIIOMAH H. IIUIU.KY, Mimgor. Kch. Tel. John Nil. UOIIKKT McCUI.l.OtHIH. Secretary, lies. Tel. John Mi. TACOMA TUG AND BARGE GO. TUllrt FEARLESS, FAIRFIELD, FAVORITE nnd FALCON. (lonornl Tnwlnit. dual, llnllasl nml Water furnished. Kcnwa and HarRCH'fur ltent. 'Ihe "KcarleM" la lilted with powerful llro and wrecking pnitipii. All uiikIiifk com mil loca tions to Fm addressed Tacoma Tint and llariro To. Olilco: I'nclllo Cold Htorajto liultdlng, Northern Pacific Dock. Tclephnnn Main Taroma, Washington. Wm. B. Coffee Plumbing Go. Inc. (itiiirnnteu Everything Thoy Do. Headquarters for Bathroom Trimmings Ktdubllnliod 1HS8. 1015 A Streut Phone, Mnln 070 TACOMA WASH O. O. MELLINGER. Funeral Dlreotor. Emlmlintni: a Specialty hy Mel-llnp-r llroH. onico Phono Mala 2.M. Itesldcm-u riionu John '.'Ml. (10 Tacnma Ave. Taroma, Wash. Tacoma Baking Co. Wholctmlo Jlunufucturers of BREAD, CAKES, ETC. 043 Taroma Avenue, Tacoma Washington Ben Olson PLUMBING 3Iot Water Heating, Gas Fitting, etc. Telephone Main 392. 1130 Commerce St. Tacoma, Wash. Pacific National Bank. Capital $200,000 TACOMA, WASH. FULTON MARKET Dealers In Butter. Eggs and Cheese, Fresh and Salted Smoked Meats. All Hindi of Poultry aud (lame In Season Highest Market Price Paid for all Kinds of Poultry, Veal, Etc, 15C0 Jefferson Ave. Telephone Main 213 RAINIER MARKET Pacific Ave. Telephone 2T TACOMA WASH. f Do You I Know the News ? j You can have It all (or rcr..... Cits"? "er.... J Month UUW Month In The Evening Telegram, of Portland, Oregon. It Is the largest evening news paper published In Oregon; it contains ail me ncw.u, ww . ."i v Mo copy wlllbe mailed to you free, dress tion, irv 11 iur iiiuuiu. n. ouj tnple Ad. THE TELEGRAM, : 1 Portland, Oregon. 1 YNCKKU IIOTTMNQ CO. Manufacturers and Dealer In SODA AND MINBkAL WATERS Karsaparllla and Iron, (Jlngor Alo. I'honc, Itcd lf(l 2323 J c tier. ion Avo. TACOMA, WASH M' ONTY'8 THIItST HTOIti: llcrlln llulldlng. ll.lPouth 11th Ht. 'Jelcplione, Mnln l'JI. TACOMA, - . . . WASHINGTON s ayiu: imoo co. The most reliable plnco to buy limit and patent Medicine, etc Thin store I noted for It carefulness In filling prescription and for fair price. lllti Paclllc Avenue Tncomn, Wash. mm: pacific mquoii and wini: houhe. N. Iti:iJTi:it, Proprietor. The best of Widen, Liquors and Clgan. l'atnlly Trade a Specially. Tel. ltrd 1731. iron Pacific- Ave. Koa Commercu Ht. Tacoma, Washington Telephone Main W. Opposlto Tacoma Hotel ROYAL DAIRY. MM.K, CltKAM AND 1CK CltKAM. No. 012 A Hlrct. Tacoma, Wash TelophnnclU, (KlOGHtrcct J, L.r Robert & Son UNDERTAKERS Mr. M. J. Finn, Assistant Tncomn, Wash Home Made Pantry Kino Colfee Oyster and (liunu In Mason VIENNA CAFE ItOIIKllT HICKKIt, Prop. 1311 Paclllo Avenue, Everything First Clan and Gto-lale TACOMA, WAKII UINIOIN MARKET U. II. McKKK, Proprietor. Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats, All Kinds of Poultry and Game in Season. TEl.KPHON'i: MAIN 317. 1101 South K St. TACOMA, Wash O.A. lll.AKi: J.ll. HMITII EAT T. B. C. BREAD MADE IIY Tacoma Baking Company Pin Tacoma Avo. Telephone James 'Ml TACOMA WASH. Puget Sound Electric Railway Interurban I.eiw o Taroma 0:00,7:10. 8:10. 0:15 (Ltd., noHtops) 10:10, ll:10a in, 12:10, 1:10, J 5:10,(1 Ieav no Hto '';00, H 0:00,7 :iu, ;i:iu, -:ii) (i.tu., no hoiih), :10, 7:10,8:10. 0:1(1, 11 :15 p m. o Seattle 0:80,8:00, 0:00 (Ltd., ih). 10:00, 11 :00 a in, 1'-' m, 1 :00, :(K), 4:00 (Ltd., no ntoim). n;(X), j00,8:00, 0:00, 10:00, 11:15 pin. PUYALLUP DIVISION Leave Pn vAUup 6 :30, 7 :00, 8 :00, 0 :00, 11:00 am, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, -1:00, 6:00, 0:15,7:15,8:15,0:ir))in. LcavulHh and Cmnmercu Sts. 5:40, 7:00.8:00, 10:00, 12:00 a in, 1:00, 2;00, d:00,4:00, 5:00,0:15, 7:15, 8:15, 11:15 l in. (5:S0 a in omitted SundayH) FROM HEAD TO FOOT EVERYTHING That a Man or Boy Wears Goods That You've Heard About STEINBL0CK CLOTHING GORDON and STETSON HATS WALKOVER SHOES DUTCHESS and PARAGON TROUSERS MONARCH SHIRTS DICKSON BROS. CO. J 120-22 PaciiicAve. TACOMA WASH MEADOW BROOK CREAMERY II. Q. WEINHTKIX COMPANY. Manufacturer o( Fancy Creamery BUTTER. North Yakima, Wash. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of North Yakima, Wash. (No. KIM.) Capital Stock, $50,000.00. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $51,569.17 Ptatcuicnt at Close of llunlucss, Bopt. 15, IW1 W. M. I.ADD, President. CHAS. CAItPKNTEIt, Vlco Prcs. W. L. HTEINWEll. Cashier. A. II. C1.INK, Ami Cashier READ'S ..Steam Laundry.. Special ortlcrH returned snino day. Dotneetlo IIiiIbIi or u1dh. No paw edfrca on collars or ctifTs. Get aeiiualnted with ottr methods. Our Laundry Work is the Comfortable Fltable, Wearing Kind. LAUNOKV AND OFPICB FIRST AND A STREI2TS, 'Phono SO, North Yakima, Wash : ELLENSBURG j :.: E nl.l.ENBllUIKI hTEAM I.AUNDIIY. HIIATHWEI.I, .V HAVEN. Patroulte a Home Industry. Hoods Cnlled for nnd Delivered TELEPHONE 1IED lfil. J. II. HMITIIHON, Prasldent. C. II..HTEWAKT, Vice Proldont. C. W. JOIINKONU, Cashier WASHINGTON STATE BANK. ELLENSBURG, WASH. IllllECTOItH. Jacob Forth. C. J.I.ord. J, H.hmllhsnn. C. it. tilewart. Jos. bteveusoii, O. W. Johnaone COLFAX ADVERTISING Interior Warehouse Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO., Manager. General Warehouse System Both 0, R. & N. and N. P. roads, All Kinds of Grain Bought and Sold. A. M. SCOTT, General Agent, Colfax, Washington. J. A. Perkins & Co. Itallroad Land Agency In connection, REAL ESTATE. FARM LOANS. Bargains In Farm Lands and City Property. Correspondence Solicited. Colfax, Washington. i SPOKANE JJOTKL AI.BEHT John a Glmble, Proprietor. 237 lllverslde Ave. Furnished rooms, bar and billiard room lu connection. Hot.il phone Main mi. SPOKANE, WASHINGTON D. A. CARMEL Dealer Ih Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone Main 467 242 Main Ave. SPOKANE, WASH. Walla Walla Advs. IEW1S W. II EATON i Manager Plemrd UnrtmklnB Pmrlarm. Graduate Kmbalmer aud Dlslnfector, Licensed by Illinois Htate Hoard of Health. Member National Association of Einbalmers. V. O. Uox 7W I'hone, Main 119. WAI.LA WAI.I.A WASH. T W. COOKEKI.Y. Undertaker and General Funeral Furnisher. Embslmlnz a flpclaltj-. Ilabcock's llrlek lllock, m First eu Telephone Ulack Sl, WALLA WALLA, WASH. 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mil I M AGENT OF HIS OWN DEFEAT. m 1 1 nil '- t 'I'M i m f Ono of tho qualities which gare power to the late Senator Matthew S. Quay, of 'Pennsylvania, was a wonder ful ability to Judge human nature. An incident which the Brooklyn Kngle re counts Illustrates' tho humorous side of Quay's ability, to turn won to his ewn uses. Short! before General Beaver, a personal friend of Quay's was nominated for the governorship of Pennsylvania, a political writer for ono of the Philadelphia papers went to Harrlsuurg for an interview. lie met Quay on Uic train. "What are you hunting this time?" asked the Senator. "Oh, I'm going to interview Gen. eral Ueavcr," was the reply. "Is that so?" said Quay, thought fully. "Well, I wish you would tako a note to him from me. It would savo my getting off the train there." The newspaper man promised to do so. Sir. Quay, borrowed his pnd, wroto a few words on a sheet, folded it looso ly and nddrcssed It on the outside to Qenernl Heaver. "Just glvo that to him, If you will," ho said, handing It carelcstly to tho writer. "That Is all I was going to say to him." Ushered Into tho veteran's ofllee In Harrlsburg, tho newspaper tnnti asked General Heaver If ho would consent to an Interview on the Issues of tho cam paign. "With the greatest pleasure in tho world," was tho ready reply. "Before wo begin," said the report er, "I must give ymi this note from Mr. Quay, whom I met on the train." General Heaver took the note nnd oponed It. ills face broke Into a broad smile. "I have changed my mind," ho snld. "I have decided not to bo Interviewed toilny." Then as tho Joke grew upon htm he laughed aloud. "Oh, this Is too good to keep," ho cried, nnd handed the noto to tho reporter. It read: "Door Beaver, don't talk. Quay." Mr. Quay had assumed that tho nowspapor mnn, being n gentleman, would not read the loosely folded note, and that lie would glvo It to General Heaver before the Interview to get It off his mind, nnd perhaps to Impress General Heaver with his acquMntnnco with Uio "boss." Quay had Judged correctly, and Uie Interview wns not given out till ho had had time to nd viso his candidate. WHY COAL QA8 KILL8. alphur, Formed by Combustion, K caiien Into tho Air. In evory thousand pounds of coal there are on an average about eight pounds of sulphur, and when tho coul is burnod tills escapes Into the at mosphero as sulphurous acid, says tho Westminster Review. A portion of tills sulphurous aeld combines with the oxy gen of tho air, and then forms sul phuric acid (oil of vitriol), which falls to the ground, and Is always destruc tive to vegetation or living tissues of any kind, In proportion to the quantity present Tho ale wo breathe la, there fore, charged with sulphuric acid (oil of vitriol), which Is most pernicious lu cases of lung complaint. Mr. Estcourt, the city analyst of Manchester, as quoted by William Thompson, states tluit out of every hundred tons of coal burned In the fac tories of Manchester, one tou romalns In the air as soot from black smoko, Ohest affections are naturally much ag gravated by this, especially as soot Is not by any means slmplo carbon, but is laden with acids formed by combus tion. Not only our factory towns themselves, but large adjacent areas are subject to this noxious Influence. It may be said that over tho whole of Staffordshire, Cheshire and largo por tions of Derbyshire, Yorkshire, Inn cashlre, Leicestershire, Warwickshire and Nottinghamshire a great ball of smoke hongs, vitiating tho atmosphero and partially obscuring the sun's rays. In London the Inhabitants whllo res ident there never breathe really pure air, and for many miles the noxious In fluence U felt. The fact that the air Is continually charged with a superabun dance of coal smoke Is undoubtedly ono of the causes owing to which life In London la rarely, If ever, perpetuated beyond the third generation, unless re enforced by fresh blood from the coun try. . Close Call for Jacob, Harcourt sat In his office, discussing with a friend his plans for nn old fashioned Christmas at his grandfath er's in tho country. Just then a mes senger boy brought In a telegram; It was from the grandfather. "Barns all burned last night Only house and smoke-house saved," It read. Harcourt looked gloomy for a mo ment. Then bis face lighted up. "Anyway," he cried, "Jacob, the pig, Is safel Tbey cut him up and cured him before Thanksgiving." "That's good!" exclaimed his friend. "Jacob must be thankful that he es caped tie Are." Most Active Viiluaw,. Mount Haugay Is the moat active volcano In the world. It Is nltuated In Ecuador, Is 17,123 feet In height, and has been In constant activity slneo 1728. The sounds of Its eruptions are sometimes henrd In Quito, 150 miles distant, nnd 207 reports were once counted lu ono hour. Hear Mo! Coyle I wonder what your detective friend has done to make himself look so tall? Doyle He has probably got onto some footpads. Wouinn'H Home Com panion. The Height of Optimism. "na Is an optimist, Is he?" "Optimist Why, man, ho carries his optimism to extremes. They say that he hus been known to seem pleas ant at breakfast!" Glovoland Leader. Which Is tho worse, tho free lunch sponge or the spongo who drops lu on his friends at meal time? It's a shamo that men are not as smart at 45 as they thought thoy were at 23. : JAMESTOWN, N. D. j HARD WHEAT FLOUR RUSSELL - MILLER MILLING CO. Jamestown, N. Dak. THESEILERCO. I'AID Ul CA VITAL 25,000. Abstracts, Collections, Insurance, Loans and Real Estate. Investments inndo and all business cf nonrcsi lent given most careful atten tion. Itcfcrcnccs cheeriully furnished. JAMESTOWN, N. D. ill, Webster & Bolinger Dealers in Fanoy Groceries, Fnsh Fruits, Drugs and Toilet Articles AGENTS FOR CHASE I SANBORN OOFFEE Jamestown, N. D. Chase & Grant Co, FINE GROCERIES HARDWARE DRY GOODS Jamestown N. Dak. Adams Furniture Co UNDERTAKERS Embalming & Shipping a Specialty North DikoU Stilt Uccsm. JAMESTOWN, NORTH DAKOTA ., J FARGO, N. D. Ji MARSH & BALL Uvery Sale and Boarding Heavy Draft and I'iuo Driving Horses for Sale, Hoamcs, Hacks and Carriages Opp. Postofllco. Tclophono Call 137. FAKQO, N. D. FARGO MARBLE 1 GRANITE WORKS Ui:o. CAKUYPX, Prop. MANUFACTUHEUS OF Artistic Memorials Wholesale and Retail Monuments FARGO KOIITH DAKOTA JOHN MONSON TRUNK MANUFACTURER Fatnple Trunks and Cases inndo to or der. ltcpniriiiK dono promptly. Old Trunks Taken in Exchange, lltiy your trunks whero thoy juuko thom aud save your money. Tcltphoa 774, FARGO, N. D. OH I I'ront Street. T. E. YERXA FARQO, N. D. Staple & Fancy Groceries Fruits and Cigars. Opposite N. P. Depot Green A Eggort First-Glass Butchers I Packers Tbs Bast Market in tbi City Highest Prices I'uld for 11 Kinds of I.Ivo Stock FARGO NORTH DAKOTA Luger Furniture Co. Largest House Furn ishers in the West UNDERTAKERS 4 EMBALMERS Til. (42 L 12-U Broadway FARIO, N. 0. ST. PAUL MINN. The Best Hats The Bust Furnishings The Best Treatment MACRUDER Sixth and Wabasha ST. PAUL, Minn. For Men Only J. C HORRIOAIN Kln Unfit ttrerr carriages, hearses, etc. tlt-tlO Warouta Htrcot. N. W. Tel. Main ttll. Twin City W0. St. Paul, Minnesota ST. PAUL HAT WORKS O. I,. Orawfod, l'rup. 1'xpcrt Hnmodclor of Hats. Panama a spec ialty 'Hals loonier. Mats at lotail. B8 1 Min nesota 8 rcct. Telephone, M. W. Mmln 11B3.JU ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA NAGEL UNDERTAKING GO. WM. K. KAOKL, Mansgor Lady Assistant on all cases whera ono Is required 20.1 W. Third (it. St. Paul, Minn. WILL F. MATHEIS CO. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Slsit and Cedar Mrccts ST. PAUL MINN. Alfred J. Krank (Successor to tJUIINKI.I, A KUANK.) DI!Al.nHS IN ALL KINDS OP BARBERS' FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES FINE CUTLERY KAZOK WORK A SPIICIALTY. 142 H. ttltth St., Opp. Hyan Motel. St. Paul, Minnesota P. N. Peterson Granite Co. Manufacturers of Fine Monuments and Artistic Memorials Of Kvery Description Offlre and Wareiooins,60-(1J K. Fifth fit. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA MUNCH KH AT Stillwater Masonic Temple Bldf. Minnesota Dululh, Minnesota Minnesota Butter & Cheese Co. Wholesals Dealers Butter, Eggs, Veal A, Poultry ST. PAUL MINNESOTA Model Steam Laundry Itle-l'ntlllps Ldry Co., Proprietors. Office 156 13. 7th Street. Laundry, cor. Sixth and John at. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA ELK LAUNDRY CO. Toilet Bupply Towels, Combs and Drushei furnished oldies at low rains. 487 to 4VS Min nesota street. Telephone 'XS. Henry Oruu nogeu, Man. Her. ST. PAUL, MINN. J t?j!p5 of the H il Everybody Ufj 11 drilss BJ svruuw attars swataasis. M 1 BJTHEO.MAMM BKEWINOCO, S4.P.atKlaa.f ! :: MINNEAPOLIS MINN. : ' ' Yerxa Bros. & Co. Wholesale and Retail Grocers 423, 427, 429 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. X. lUCKDAltL O. A. HACKDAHl A. Backdahl A, Co. oruoqists. Opposite Milwaukee fiepot. Psesorlptlons aro fully compounJoJ. 313 Washington ave hue Bouth. MtnnttnpotlM Allntiwssott MINNEAPOLIS Omnibus and Transfer Line Ofllco: 11 Nicollet Houso Block Telephono 78 Minneapolis Minnesota Wmmr CYGNUS $3.50 SHOE Manufactured by North Star Shoe Co. MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA NORTH STAR WOOLEN MILL CO. Manufacturers oi Blankets, Flannels and Blanketings Minneapolis Minn Pillsbury's FLOUR Leads the World Made In MINNEAPOLIS f COUNCIL BLUFFS j L. Rosenfeld Co. Wholesale dt alers for th. famous BUDWEISER BEER Hold on ovary buffet and dlutug car AND Imported Wines &, Liquors 610 S21 Mali. Htrsst Council Bluffs Iowa BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY High grade work. If our work suits you, tell your friends, if not, tell us, We utijireciuto your work. Phone 314. 22-24 N. Main St S. T. McATEE Fancy Groceries, Bakery Goods and Meats j Supplies for Dining and Private Cars Given Special Attention J J 230 32 Main St. 229-31 Pearl St. Telephone 191 Council Bluffs Iowa Evans Laundry Co. Finest Equipped Plant in the West. Short Time Worka Specialty Phocia 290 822 Pearl Street COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA - N$ i'rt XI 5U vj I H s J 1 & 'I i a m r fl 3 ft 'l I M 'II lali, .. A , ?frtBsi .Avi.-tf l. A A .JJrf4ttiirX&. . jJtvJ - SaJlsiiiiiiisiiiiittssiSsgsaslMsesSssli? Kmmmmm