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Ono of the Finest Places In the City. THOMAH 8. nUUI.KY. Manager. lit. Tel. John Nil. UOUKltT McCULLOtKlll, Kocretary. Ilea. Tel. John MI. TACOMA TOG AND BARGE GO. TUtW FGARLESS, FAIRFIELD, FAVORITE and FALCON. General TowIiik. Coal, ilallaiU and Wator fiirnlnliiMl, Hcnwnnml llargc (or llcnt. Tho "Fearless" l fitted with powerful Mro anil v recking pump. All btmlniM communica tions to io addrcsird Tacoma Tiir end , llnrgo To. omce: I'nclllo Cold Morao building, Northern 1'aclllc Dock. Trlephono Main W. Tacoma, Washington. Wm. B. Coffee Plumbing Do. Inc. Guarantee Everything Tlicy Do. Hiadquirters for Bathroom Trimmings KsUthHuhed 18HH. 1015 A Street Phono, Main 070 TACOMA WASH O. O. MELLINGER. Fummrml Dlrmotovm Embalming a Specialty by Mel llngiT UroH. omce l'hono Mala 2M. Hcctdence l'hono John 'ill I. 910 Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, Wanh. Tacoma Baking Co. Wholcsalo Manufacturers of BREAD, OAKES, ETC. 043 Tacoma Avenuo, Tacoma - - Washington Ben Olson PLUMBING Hot Water Heatinp, Gas Fitting, etc. Telephone Main 392. 1130 Commerce St. Tacoma, Wash. Pacific National Bank. Capital $200,000 TACOMA, WASH. FULTON MARKET Dealers In Sutter. Eggs and Cheese, Fresh and Salted Smoked Meats. All Kinds of Poultry and Game In Beasou flliheit Market Price Paid (or all Kinds of Poultry, Veal, ttc, 1503 Jefferson 'Ave. Telephone Malu 243 RAINIER MARKET Paclflo Ave. Telephone 2T TACOMA WASH. r 1 Do You Know the News ? You can have tt all (or Per CflsT Per 50c Month Month In The Kveninf Telegram, of Portland, Oregon. It Is the largest evenlnt news paper published In Oregon: It contains all the news of the state and of the na tion. Try It (or a month. A sample copywUlbe ssalled to you Iree. Ad dress) THE TELEGRAM, Partlaatl, Oicgoa. rUNCKElt UOTTI.INO CO. Manufacturers and Dotlcn In SODA AND MINERAL WATERS 8ariaparllla and Iron, (linger Alo. I'honc, lied KM 23-3 Jefferson Ave. TACOMA, WASH M' ONTY'S TIIIHST 8TOUE rorllu llulldlng. IIS South 11th 8t. Tclophono, .Main 191. TACOMA, WASIIINOTON s AYIIK illtUU CO. The most reliable place to tmv drum anil patent medicine, etc. Thin More Is noted fur I in carofuluces In lining prescriptions and (or (air price. llufl 1'aclllc Avenue Tacoma, Wash. mm: i-acikic i.iquou and wink houbk. N. ItKUTI'.lt, l'roprletor. The beit of Wines, I.ttiors and fiver. Family Trade a Specialty, Tel. Ucd 1731. 1W, Pacific Ave. VtX Commerce St. Tacoma, Washington Tclophono Main 93. Opoidto Tacoma Hotel ROYAL DAIRY. Mll.K, CKKAM AND 1CK CIIKAM. No. 012 A Htreet. Tacoma, Wash Telephone 02 OX C Street J. LSRobmrt A Son UNDERTAKERS Mra. M. J. Finn, Assistant Tacoma, Waih Homo Made I'aitry ' Kino Coffee Oyiteri and Game In Hoanon VIENNA CAFE ltODKHT HICKKIt, Crop. 1!1U 1'aclflo Avenue, Kvervlhlnir Firm CI mi and (Ip-tO'l)alo TACOMA, WASH UINIOIN MARKET H. II. McKKK, Proprietor. Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats. All Kinds of Poultry and Game in Season. TELEPHONE MAIN 317. 1104 South K St. TACOMA, Wash 0. A. HLAKE J.U. BMITII EAT T. B. C. BREAD MADE 1IY Tacoma Baking Company CU Tacoma Ave. Telephone Jamea XI TACOMA WASH. Puget Sound Electric Railway Interurban LcavoTucoma :00, 7:10, 8:10, 0:15 (Ltd., noatopH) 10:10, 11:10 a in, 12-10, I .10 'J.in S'lfl 4'IK fl.1,1 nn utnnaV 6:10, 0:10, 7:10, 8:10. 0:10, 11 :15 p m. lA-'avu 7vnviiu-u;ou, a;uu, u;w viu,, no stops), 10:00, 11 :00 a rn, 12 m, 1 :00, 2:00,3:00, 4:00 (Ltd., no titops). 5:00, 0 :00, 7 jOO, 8:00, 0:09, 10:00, 11:15 pin, PUYALLUr DIVISION Leavo Puyallup 5 :S0, 7 :00, 8 :00, 0 :00, 11 :00am, 1:00, 2:00, 3:0Q, 4:00. 5:00, 0:15,7:16,8:15,0:1511(11. IxavolHh and Coinmorco StB. 5:40, 7:00,8:00, 10:00. 12:00 urn, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00,4:00,5:00,0:15, 7:15, 8:15, 11:15 p UK (5:30 a in omitted Sundays) FROM HEAD TO FOOT EVERYTHING That a Man or Boy Wears Goods That You've Heard About STHNBLOCK CLOTHING GORDON and STETSON HATS WALKOVER SHOES DUTCHESS aod PARAGON TROUSERS MONARCH SHIRTS DICKSON BROS. CO. 1130-22 Padsk Ave. TACOMA WASH laaVaaaw I ! ! NORTH YAKIMA ! MEADOW BROOK CREAMERY II. Q. WKINHTKIN COMPANY. Manufacturer! of Fancy Creamery BUTTER. North Yakima, Wash. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of North Yakima, Wash. (No. 33.VJ.) Capital Stock, $50,000.00. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $51,569.17 Statement at Mono of Ilmlnces, Sept. 13, 1902 W.M.i.ADI). President. CIIAB. OAltPKNTKIl. Vice Pre. V. I BTKINWKU, Cannier. A. II. CI.INK, ArstCaablor READ'S ..Steam Laundry.. Special orders returned name day. Domestic finish or ulons. No buw edges on collars or cuITh. Get acquainted with our methods. Oar Laundry Work is the Oomfortaila Fitabla, WsarlngKlnd. LAUNDRY AND Of-FICB FIRST AND A STREETS, Phone ad. North Yakima, Wash : ELLENSBURG : t -nLLKNtJllUUO KTKAM I.AUNDKY. PIIATSWIiM. A IIAVKN. Patrunlie a ifoino Induntry. Goods Called for and Dcllvored TKI.KP1IONK ItKI) 1A1. J. II. 8MITIIHON, President. C. ll.iTKVAHT. Vlco Pronldent. U. W. JOIINHONK. Cashlor WASHINGTON 8TITE BANK. ELLENSIURQ, WISN. DIKKCTOIU. Jacob Kurth. C. J. Iird. J. II. hmlthion. C. II. Stewart. Jos. Hteveuion. C.W. Johnsone COLFAX ADVERTISING Interior Warehouse Co. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO, Manager. General Warehouse System Both 0, R. & N, and N. P. roads. All Kind of Grain Bought and Sold. A M. SCOTT, General Agent. Colfax, Washington. J. A. Perkins & Co. 1 Railroad Land Agency In connection. REAL ESTATE. FIRM LOUS. Bargains In Farm Lands and City Property. Correspondence Solicited, Colfax, Washington. : SPOKANE : $ H OTEL AMiKRT John S. Olmble, Proprietor. 337 Riverside Ave. furnished rooms, bar and billiard room In connection. Hotel )hone M.ln 1124, BPOKANE, WASIIINOTON D. A. CARMEL Dealer 111 Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone Main 467 242 Main Ave. SPOKANE, WASH. Walla Walla Advs. LJ5WI8 VY. JIEATON Manager etmmut UmtimMmUma . Graduate Kmbalmer and Plilufector. Licensed by Illinois State Hoard of Health. Member National Association of Embalmers. P. O. Box 7ttJ- Phone, Main Hi. WALLA WALLA WABH. J. W. COOKEBLY. Undertaker and Oeswral FuaeraJ FuroWier. Embalming Specialty. Babcock's Brick Slock, 7H first St. Telephone Mack ML WALLA WALLA, WASH. THI MEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON ULLFROQS And fishermen. Am Expert Thinks) FUh Decline to Bit) Whoa BaUfroB ! Near. "If you are fishing and you see a bull-froc sitting near by,"' said Squire Bunday, the sage of the French Creek waters, "you might as well wind up your line and go home unless you kill the frog or get It away, for you won't catch a fish. I found that out long ago. "The way I dlscoyered It was that one day I was fishing for black bass In French Creek. I had fished for black bass many days before that, some days with good luck and others with the worst kind of luck. "I got to thinking It over, and I remembered that on tho days when my luck was poor a frog was sitting soraowhero near, every now and then giving a croak or two; but I couldn't see any reason why that should affect tho fish so they would not bite. "You Imvo to fish for black bass In French Creek with live bait If you want to make any kind of a catch. This day when I mndo the discovery I was out cntchlng minnows for halt. I was Ushlng for them along the shoro of French Creek with barbless hook and a bit of nnglo worm. "As I throw my hook In the water I saw a big frog sitting on a stouu at tho edgo of tho creek, not more than ten feet from where I stood. A nlco minnow started for my hook as soon as I put it In. Tho water was clear, nnd not more than two feet deep, and I could see the fish plainly. "Just beforo this one got to tho bolt Uie frog on tho stono gave a peculiar croak, loud nnd deep. Tho minnow turned like a flash and dl nppeared In the deeper water. "Pretty soon another one came edg Ing Its way townrd tho bait. It was on tho point of taking It when tho frog croaked ngnln. The minnow stop ped, backed nwny und disappeared. "This went on for ten minutes, I guess minnows coming up to tnko my hook, the frog cronklng, and tho minnows going nwny nt once. Then It struck mo that frog's croaking wiis n warning to the minnows. "I grabbed up a club nnd sent It (lying nt tho frog. It struck him und killed him. "Then I went to fishing for min nows again. In n very few minuter. I had caught every ono around there. I took my bait and went out after this. I wns having lino luck. "In less than an hour I had lauded ten big fellows, nnd was feeling good. Suddenly I henrd n frog otrlko up, off to my left, with n tremendous bellow. "I looked around. There sat a big green fellow on n stump. When I looked at him ho turned one of his big gogglo eyes upon mo, and I give you my word that If tho frog didn't wink at me, then nobody ever wns winked at. It was just exactly ns If ho said to mc: "'Oh, I'm onto you. "I thought I would fish a whllo longer, Just to test tho frog spying theory. Flvo minutes passed. Then tho frog let looso again. "I looked around Ho gave me an other wink. I fished for hair an hour, during which time the frog croaked ten times, and I got not so much as nibble. " This settles Itl' 1 said. "I chucked a stono nt the frog. It missed him, but ho skedaddled off tho tump and disappeared under tho water. . "I fished ngaliv In less than two minutes I hooked n three-pound bass. I landed him, nnd within a quarter of an hour I landed three moro good ones." Ilocky Mountain News. DISEASE IS A DEAR ARTICLE. lotclllsent Laws Mlulit Have Much Wuate of Hculthund Money. By curcful calculation tho cost of mulurlul fever In Texas alone In esti mated by Dr. Woldert to bo at least 15,000,000 a year aud probably nearer 110,000,000. Ono pcrhou In twelve In lomo plnces Is down with the dlscaso. What a good buslnohs plan dt would bo to savo three-fourths or nlne-tentlis of this wasted money by preventing tho disease. No physlcluu doubts tho possibility; the methods of prevention are well known and are easily curried out. The public, however at least Its lawmakers caunot bo brought to real tie the wisdom of such economy, Money can be found for "Junketing tours," public buildings of a political character, and a hundred less necon tary measures, but nothing, or next to nothing for stopping tho greatest loss to the community that from disease. For every dollur spent to pay public health officers nnd thu expense of pre ventive mediclno thero can bo 100 saved. It Is this financial aspect unfortun ately that must be emphasized, and which, long enough and loudly enough reiterated, may at lust bring about some attention nnd practical law-mak ing on the part of our legislative bod ies. Some philanthropist should glvo a 11,000 prizo for the bestg essay on tho subject, "The Expense of Disease to the State," designed to show the com mon people how much could bo saved by boards of health If made active and powerful by public money und support Such a pamphlet sent and repeated ly sent to every toter should In tlino establish competent public health otll cers, and then lessen the mortality rato by half nnd tho morbidity figures by three-fourths. For every death theto nro two years of tl knem and oven with our present kn ledge at least half of thlH wasto or money and life Is unnecessary. American Muguzlno. Looking Over tho Family, Sir. Wutkyns Do you think that that young Mr. Spryggyns is especially Interested in Mabel? Mrs. Wutkyns Well, It looks that m-iiv. Tho last tlino ho culled, he ner- slated In having her bring out the old photograph album ana suow mm the pictures of all tho near and distant rel atives. Somervllle Journul. Limited feappiy of Material. "i believe in saying what I think." said the young man in the flappy trou sers. "Pro often wondered why you don't bilk vanr ranch." said the girl with the trick aylajr. what she think iMaasaMaMaMMaMMMMMsMsMa : JAMESTOWN, N. D. ! HARD WHEAT FLOUR RUSSELL r MILLER MILLING CO. Jamestown, N. Dak. THE SEILER CO. r!ii ur CAI'ITAL 123,000. ) Abstracts, Collections, Insurance, Loans and Real Estate Investments mndo nnd all business of nonrchl louts given most careful nttou tlon. References checrmlly furnished. JAMESTOWN, N. D. ill, Webster S Bolinger Dealers in Fancy Groceries, Fresh Fruits, Drugs end Toilet Articles AOENTS FOR CHASE A SANIORM COFFEE Jamestown, N. D. Chase & Grant Co, fine groceries hardware' dry goods Jamestown N. Dak. Adams Furniture Co undertakers Embalming & Shipping a Specialty North tokota State Uceaw. JAMESTOWN, NORTH DAKOTA t FARGO, N. D. MARSH & BALL Uvery Sale and Boarding Heavy Draft and Fiuo Driving Horses forSulo, Hearses, Hacks and Carriages Opp, lWofllce. Tolephone Call 137. PARQO, N. D. FARGO MAMIE I GRANITE WORKS (1KO. CAiiUr'KL, fro p. MANUFACTURERS OF Artistic Memorial Wholesale and Retail Monuments FARGO NORTH DAKOTA JOHN MONSON TRUNK MANUFACTURER amnio Trunks and Cases mado to or der. Repairing douo promptly. Old Trunks Taken in Exchange, lluy your trunks where they make them aud save your money. Tslsphon 774, 614 Front Street. FARGO, N. D. T. E. YERXA PARQO, N. D. Staple & Fancy Groceries Fruits and Cigars. Opposite N. P. Despot Green A Eggeri First-Clisslytchers I Pickers Tba list Markst In til City i Highest Prices Paid for .. 11 Kinds of I.lvo Stock FARGO NORTH DAKOTA Luger Furniture Co. Latest House Fym iskirs ii tie Wist HIIEITAIEIS I EMULMERS Til. 14! L IM4lm.wiy sJUPsrv. pa gf ST. PAUL MINN. 44444444444444444444444 The Boat Hats Tho Bst Furnlsstilnffas Tho Boast Treatment: MACRUDER . Sixth and Wabasha ST. PAUL, Minn. For Men Only J. C HORRIOAIN Flni light llverr carriages, hearse, etc. 411-416 Wacouta Street. N. W. Tel. Main 991. Twin Citr 996. SU Paul, Minnesota ST. PAUL HAT WORKS O. I,. Crawfod, Prop. Expert noraottcler of Hats. Panamas a spec laity, lints to order. Hats at retail. Ml Mlif tiexita 8 rect. Tmlmphonm, M. W. Main 1ia8-J1. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA NAGEL UNDERTAKING CO. WM. K. NAUKL. Maiuger Lady Asitstant on all cases where one Is required 203 W. Third Ht. St. raut, Minn. WILL F. MATHER CO. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Slithand Cedar Streets ST. PAUL, MINN. Alfred J. Krank (BuccoMor to HUHKKI.I, it KltANK.) DBALCRS IN ALU KINDS OP BARBERS' FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES FINE CUTLERY RAZOR WORK A SPECIALTY. 142 H. Sixth St., Opp. Ryan Hotel. St. Paul, Minnesota P. N. Peterson Granite Co. Manufacturers of Fine Monuments and Artistic Memorials Of Kvory Description Office and Warerooms,60-62 K. Fifth Bt. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA MUNGIIKH AT Stillwater Masonic Temple Blif . Minnesota Dululh, Minnesota Minnesota Butter & Cheese Co. Wholesale Dealers Butter, Eggs, Veal &, Poultry ST. PAUL MINNESOTA Model Steam Laundry llloe-ruilllps Mry Co., Proprietors. Office 156 B. 7th Stioet. Laundry, cor. Sixth and John sts. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA ELK LAUNDRY CO. Toilet Knpply Towels, Combs and Ilruihei furnished ?rmes at low rate.. 47 lo 4Vi Mln neiota .treet. Telephone 209. Henry Uruu hogen, Manager. ST. PAUL, MINN. War 1 1 Everybody Bfj 11 dnJss J 4mMt4tM aatiaaai AAaaaaaaa 'WWW" wwww wwwwss I MINNEAPOLIS MINN. 40444044 Yerxa Bros. &, Qp. Wholaaal and Ratall Gfocara 423, 427, 429 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. A. Backdahl ' O. A. lUCKDAMS A. Backdahl & Co.' DRUQOIST3. Opposite Milwaukee Depot. Tseseriptloas aro fully cotnpoundod. 81J Washington ave nue South. Allntianpolts, iVIInnssaiotsa MINNEAPOLIS Omnibus and Transfer Line Offlco: 11 N'icolict House Block ' Teicpbono 78 Minneapolis Minnaaota Wmmr CYGNUS $3.50 SHOE Manufactured by North Star Shoe Co. MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA NORTH STAR WOOLEN MILL CO. Manufacturer of Blankets, Flannels and Blankettnjfi Minneapolis Minn Pillsbury's FLOUR Leads the World Mada In MINNEAPOLIS 444444444444444444444444f COUNCIL BLUFFS 44I L. Rosenfeld Co. Wholesate dealers (or the famous BUDWEISER BEER Bold on every buffet aod dlnUf car AND Imported Wlnea V Liquors Sift-fill Main Street Council Bluffa Iowa BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY High grade work. If our ork huUh you, tell your friends, if not, toll us. We ajiprcciuto your work. Phone 314. 22-24 N. Mill St S. T. McATEE Fancy Groceries, Bakery Goods and Meats j j Supplies for Dining and Private Cars Given Special Attention J J 230 32 Main Si. 229-31 Pearl St. Telephone 191 Council Bluffa Iowa Evans Laundry Go. Finest Equfpped Plant in the West. Short Time Worka Specialty Phea ZffO 112 PeaH tre COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA A, 1 ..' J n.M i is:2.m ,v4 '-1 ; 'S "I 1 i i 4 ' & A i $ i A' -1 I i 1 I t I ,t M ' ' l '( fttllllllffl WWW yj&tmW8mil&&J H,tiiJJ' oi tjl,. MirHI ,JfcSV, Jksttt tllJiJU ,. ni .i.oann ,j;i. .uiwoMN'.MMWOMHWia