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THB 1TMW AWE, vlOETLAND, OKBGON.
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The Bent Hats
The Bunt l-urnlMliIngs
ITio Best Treatment
MACRUDER
Sixth and Wabasha
ST. PAUL, Minn. For Men Only
J. C HORRICIAiN
Flue lllit livery carrlaj?os, hearses, etc.
4IMI4 Waeoiitn Htreot. N. V. Tol. Main 091.
Twin City WO.
St. Pull I,
Minnesota
ST. PAUL HAT WORKS
(I. 1. Crawfoil, Prop.
l'xpcrt Itemoilcler of lint. Panama n s pec
laity It Mtn to order, lima at totnll. Nil Mln
tiiM.itH H reel.
To o ihinn, It. W. Mnln 1103-J1.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
NAGEL UNDERTAKING CO.
WM i: NAUI'.lMaiiBor
l.aily AsiMnnt on nil cases whoro ono
Is ro'iulruJ
-JiHW. Third Ht.
Ht, Paul, Minn.
WILL F. MATHEIS CO.
COMPLETE
HOUSE
FURNISHERS
Slitlinnd
Cctlar Mrccts
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Alfred J. Krank
(Hiltcucsor to HC'HNKI.f. A KltANK.)
DHAI.I.'KS IN ALL KINDS OP
BARBERS' FURNITURE
AND SUPPLIES
FINE CUTLERY
RAZOR WORK A SPECIALTY.
142 II. Slslli St., 0(ip. Ryan Hotel.
St. Paul, Minnesota
P. N. Peterson Granite Co.
Mnuufiu'turora of
Fine Monuments and
Artistic Memorials
Of I'.vory Description
Oirtro anil '.Varorooins.COO'J K. Fifth Ht.
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA
IlltANCIIEH AT
Stillwater Masonic Temple Bid.
Minnesota Dululh, Minnesota
Minnesota Butter
& Cheese Co.
Wholesale Dcalora
Butter, Eggs,
Veal 6t Poultry
ST. PAUL
MINNESOTA
Model Steam Laundry
Klod-l'lillllp Wry Co., Proprietors.
Office 156 U. 7th Strcot.
Laundry, cor. Sixth and John itf .
ST. PAUL,
MINNESOTA
ELK
LAUNDRY
CO.
Toilet Supply Towels, Comix and Ilrushci
furulslu'd unties at low rates. 4X7 to vi Mlu
lieiula street. Telephone 1S. Henry Uruu
hogeu, Manager,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
SSI Aswell IT
mfjKJ be out II
lS of khe
jJsTjr world 1
WJgyQ ?r I
lJojst out or I
H LI Everybody
HTj J1 driilss J
iv TBeer
bbl jml
aWltaf"tfattl inatwaan. m 1
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA STEAM LAUNDRY
BOTH PHOINI3S No. 171
3ij Minnesota Street,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
For 1'lrst-C'lan Work on Short Tlmo try tlie
Oriental Laundry
TI3I 293.
02-04 W. Tenth St.
ST. PAUL,, MINN.
"The Judge Dcninnds the Best"
LA TOCO
Key West Cigar
EL PATERNO
Ten-Cent Leader
SIGHT DRAFT
King of Five-Cent Cigars
H. S. Conrad,
AlliinotiiiollH
Distributor
Ht. Inul
Kenneth (lurk, Pres,
C. II. HlKi'lim, V. Pre, tlco. II. I'rlnco, Cn.li.
II. . l'nrkcr, II. Vnn Vlcck, Atit. Cnslir.
The Merchants National Bank
OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
United States Depositary
Capital: ONB MILLION DOLLARS
Telephone '.M'.t-JI.
Hcsldonco Date GCkli
John Grove Land & Loan Go.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS
flrent Northern Kallrond Lands
Kcviiii li)l5porncro I Uio price, with nuvnii
iintiiiiil in)iiintiti tit ' pur cutil. luluri'nt. Tlio
liiml of No 1 Hard Wuuit In the famous Itud
llhur Vnlluyof Mlnucsoin.
MAIN OITM'K
183 E. Third St 'eel, St. Paul, Minn.
Ilrniich Oillrni- rroukslin, Ada, HUi'hon,
Uarrun, llnllock, Minn.
HMiuplu Work nml ItopnlrliiK n Hpcclally
Dtalurlii I.t'iilluir (loodn nml NoIIoiin.
F. V. GARLAND
Mnmifncttirur of
TRUNKS
rVinl for I'ntHluKiio )iit. V, CTS ItnUrl
Hlrout.
St. Paul, Minn.
Aguilas and
Seal of Minnesota
Cigars
ARE SOLD ON ALL TRAINS
Kubles & Stock Co.
MAKERS
ST. PAUL - . MINNESOTA
Kmnlillaluiil 1870
CORSER INVESTMENT CO.
Real Estate and
Mortgage Loans
Special Attention Given la Care ana Manage
ment of Non-Resldtnl Estates
New York Life Uulldlng
Minneapolis, Minn.
V. A. I'Mxtiin, Pre. W. A. Hliarp, Vice Pro
, , llnrry Hliarp. Hou'v hidI Trvan.
J.t'.HImrp.duu.MKr. LV.l.am Ur,(ioii.Hupt.
Wholesale
Dealers In
Imported and
Domestic
381 and 383
Jackson St.
St. Paul
Minnesota.
E18M JTSai
J7!'3VU.tt'r?i5r
WHIS
R. C. WALLACE CO.
IU:..KIt3 IN
PINH UROCRKinS
ML1U13NA.
MONTANA
DJUNK
Storz Blue Ribbon
A Beer of Superior Excellence
Brewed and Bottled only by
Storz Brewing Co.
PHONE 1260
OMAHA, NUBRASKA
P.J.BOWL.N 1
LIQUOR GO. M
Rja
Wines and 0fSm
Liquors
'' 0!afBl IrVat? Vfiwkafw
OTBwUnUouijtt?
J
I
Yerxa Bros. &, Co.
Wholesale
and
Retail
Grocers
423, 427, 429 Nicollet Are.
Minneapolis, Minn.
A. BlCKCANL
.0. A. UlCKDAMI
A. Backdahl & Co.
ORUUaiSTH.
Opposite MllWAtikoo Depot, Pscsorlpttoni
arn fully compounded. 313 Washington arc
nuo South.
Mliinenpolta.
Mlnneaota
MINNEAPOLIS
Omnibus and
Transfer Line
Offlco: 11 Nlcollot IIouso Dlock
Telephone 78
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wemr
CYGNUS $3.50 SHOE
Manufactured by
North Star Shoe Co.
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOTA
NORTH STAR
WOOLEN
MILL CO.
Mnnufacturcrt of
Blankets, Flannels
and Blanketings
Minneapolis, Minn.
Pillsbury's
FLOUR
Leads the World
Made In
MINNEAPOLIS
COUNCIL BLUFFS j
L. Rosenfeld Co.
Wholeiale it.alera for th. famoui
BUDWEISER BEER
Bold oa ar.ry tuffat and dtntng car
AND
Imported Wines A. Liquors
H0-S:i Malu Btre.t
Council Bluffs
Iowa
BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY
High grade work. If our
work suits you. tell your
frknla. Knot, tell us. W
appreciate your work.
Phone 314.
22-24 N. Main SI
S. T. McATEE
Fancy Groceries, Bakery
Goods and Meats j j
Supplies for Dining and Privatt
Cars Given Special Attention J
23) 32 Mln St. 2i9-3 1 Ptarl St.
Tlphone J? J
Council Bluffs Iowa
Evans Laundry Co.
Finest Equipped Plant
In the West. Short
Time Worka Specialty
Pkoa. 20 SIX Vtl Stm
COUNCIL BLUFFS KWA
! MINNFADM C MINN
TJnllk European nionarchn, who
ulunlly hare a private chaplain and a
special place of wontlilp as a part of
the "atate chnrch," tlio President of
the United Stated selects his own place
of worship In Washington, ' much as
would any other ircrson who went
there to live, and attends Us services
without ostentation of nuy sort. Since
regular public receptions at tho Wblto
IIouho hnvo been discontinued, tho
President's church Is generally overrun
with Hlghtscers. Mr. Itoosovelt nt
tends Ornco Ileforuietl Church. Its
now edifice, completed slnco he be
came President, scats about live hun
dred persons; before that he worshiped
with tho society In a chapel less than
half as commodious. Presidents
Grant, Ilnycs nnd McKlnlcy attended
Methodist churches; General Garfield,
during his long Congressional career,
as well as after his elevation to tho
presidency, was Identified with tho
"Disciples," or "Christians." Their
present church, one of the strongest in
the city, is called the "Garllcld Memo
.rial." President Arthur was nn Epis
copalian, and nttouded St. John's, Just
across Lafayetto Park, which Is but a
few steps from tho Wlilto House. Hen
Jnmln Harrison, as a prominent Pres
byterian, found his religious home at
tho Church of tho Covenant
The Fifty-eighth Congress will ex
plr.c amid tho excitement of the inau
guration ceremonies at noon of Mnrch
4. The short scsilon of nn expiring
Congress Is usually full of accomplish
ment. Things move more rapidly
than in the longer session of the pre
ceding year. Young members have
now all lind a winter's experience. Tho
IIouho of ItepresiMitatlves passes Its
appropriation bills more speedily In n
second year, slnco the questions In dls
puto are naturally "fought out" tho
first tlmo they como before Its mem
bers. Legislative measures which
havo initdo progress, but havo not
reached enactment will bo taken up
where they wero left Inst spring. Com
mittees which had been directed to
mnko special Inquiries will report on
tho opening day of the session. All
bills which nro not passed by March 4
will bo lost, nnd must bo Introduced
ignln In tho next Congress. A treaty
loes not expire at tho end of a Con
gress, slnco It Is for the Hcuato alono
to consider. It may bo taken up whoro
It was left tho year before, regardless
of whether thero Is a new Congress
Hint has count. In. or merely another
session of an old one.
An Importnnt opinion, which will sot
n precedent of great Intorest o nil
lVdctnl officials who are appointed by
tho President, has been rendered by
tho comptroller of tho treasury. Tho
decision establishes tho title of officials
to draw pay until their successors
qualify. Tho point was raised by
Melvlu Grlgsby, of South Dakota, win
was district attorney for tho Nome,
Alaska, district. Mr. Grigsby resigned
nnd his resignation, to tnko effort Juno
n last, was nccepted. Ills successor
was nppolntcd, but ho failed to qual
ify until July U!. Mr. Grlgsby, who
hr.d been occupying tho district attor
ney's olllco between tho tlmo of his
leslgnatton and tho qualification of his
successor, contended that hu whb en
titled to twenty-nlno days' pay, nl
though his resignation hnd been nc
cepted nnd he was considered out of
olllco. Tho comptroller decldos that
Mr. Grlgsby's claim Is propor.
: ;
It Is said that Immediately upon tho
inauguration of President Itoosovelt
on Mnrch 4 Ihrro will bo a Mmko-tip
that will overshadow that tnndo by
Mr. McKlnlcy when tho Kepubllcans
gained power after the Cleveland ad
ministration. Very fow of tho old Mc
Klnlcy nppolntces nro to be rotaluod
lu oftlce. Mr. Itoosovelt wants his own
administration to bo ono of his own
personal selection. Tho ofilcinl chop
ping is to be begun in tho cabinet,
nnd will extend down to consular po
sitions of comparatively minor Import
nnce. It will Includo htindieds of
postmasters, Internal revenue collec
tors, customs collectors, commissioner
of Immigration, consuls, diplomatic
ngehts, and In fact ofilcinl positions lu
every branch of tho government er
vice. : :
Governor Cummins of Iowa, Gover
nor Van Sane of Minnesota, and Gov
ernor I . i'olletto of Wisconsin havo
formed a trlumvirnto to forco n re
vision of freight rates in tho West,
and for that purpose bold a confereneo
with President Itoosovelt. Governor
Cummins has gathered n large amount
of data, which ho presented to tho
President, showing that tho present
freight tnrirr Is Inequltablo. Tlio tri
umvirs urge more equttablo rates for
both communities and individuals;
also that tho Interstate Commerce
Commission be given moro authority
in this direction.
; :
When tho Presldout attends church
ho Is allowed to leave tho building at
the cIom of the service, beforo the rest
of tlie congregation leave their pews.
Tho ushers t.eo that this rule is re
spected. Considering the country's
unfortunate expcrlenca with assassins.
It la a very blmplo precaution. Two
secret service men nro nUo in -attendance.
President Itoosovelt almost In
variably walks to his church, which
is less than a mile from tho White
House.
: ;
In tho next House tho Kepubllcans
will have a majority almost ns largo
as tho entire Democratic meniborshlp.
According to unofficial returns, the
clerk of ,thu House figures nut that
the Republicans will have 252 mem
bers and tho Democrats 184, a Repub
lican majority of 118.
:
Estimates of appropriations for the
Department of Commerce aud Labor for
tho fiscal year beftanlng July 1, 1005,
were made publlo ia Yfaasinirton and ag
gregate ll,839,Ba9, beta f534,4! lese
taaa the present year,
t mm MONTANA I
$
JENSON BAKERY
All Kinds of Bread and Cakes
, Bread at Wholesale Prices
Free Delivery io All Parts of the City
315 South Main Street
BUTTE MONTANA
QTATE SAVINGS BANK
Under slate supcrvlilon nnd Jurlndlctlon, In
tcrcd paid on tfepotlt. Sells exchange avail
able In all tho principal cities of the United
States and Europe. Collections promply at'
tended to.
JIUTTE, MONTANA.
Always Open. Wo Never Sloop. Telephone
and telegraph orders promptly answered
Secretary Jlimnt Morlnh ( enieiery As.
soclatloii, Notary 1'ilbllc.
JOSEPH RICHARDS
TUB BUTTii UNDERTAKER
Practical Kmlmltncrs nnd funeral Directors.
tin Wast I'ark Ht. Tolcphnuo 807, Itcsldeuce
409 South .Montana Street, Telephone 701-.M.
BUTTE, MONTANA.
WORL,D
Pack ago Express Messenger Service Tclo
phoue svo.
BUTTE, MONTANA.
SMOKERS' ARTICLES, CIOARS
TELEPHONE 491
JULIUS FRIED
Cigarettes
and Tobaccos
1
33 East Brondwny BUTTE, MONT.
Butte Transfer Co.
1 1 1 OH. LAVr.LI.i:, Proprietor.
Baggage and Passengers Checked
TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
Baggage Stored Any Length of Tlmo
Free of Charge.
Phone No. m. ' OPEN ALL NIGHT
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Will call for nnd deliver -that laun
dry. Ring up Telephone 2. Re
member Troy Laundry, Tclcphono a.
33a Soutli Main Street.
BUTTE, MONTANA.
I NORTH YAKIMA !
'
MEADOW BROOK
CREAMERY
11. Q. WEJNHTKIN COMPANY.
Manufacturers of
Fancy Creamery
BUTTER.
North Yakima, Wash.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of North Yakima, Wash.
(No. 3tt3.)
Capital Stock. $50,000.00.
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $5 1 ,569. 1 7
Statement at Closo of Dullness, Sept. IS, 1901
W, M. Uni, President.
CHAB. UAIIPKN'I Kit. Vleo Pres.
V. U STKl.N'WEll. Cannier.
A. II. CI.1NE, AMI Cashier
READ'S
..Steam Laundry..
Speeitil onlorH returned biuiio day.
IXniH'tttio finish or (.'low.
No Fv edges on collars or 4Uilfti.
Get acquainted with our methods.
Ovr Laundry Work Is tbi
CiiftrtrtlFiUiH,Wiulelliil.
LAUNDRY AND OPFICB
FIRST AND A STREETS,
'Phone 90. North Yakima, Wash
: ELLENSBURG :
$!
1J1I.LEN81IUHQ STKAM LAVNPUY.
SHATSWKLI. i HAVEN.
Patruulio a Home Induntry,
(toixts CalKnl for and Delivered
TELEPHONE UED 151.
J. H. SMITHbON, President.
O. H.i-TKWAltT, Vice Presldeut,
V. V. JOHN&ONE, Cashier
WASHINGTON STATE BANK.
ELUISIHI, WASH.
D1RECTOKS
jacub Fiirtta. C. 1. Lord. J. II. teitttuon.
C. II, IHtvuL Joe. btevnsoa, C.W, Johnson
! BILLINGS MONT
I
$
BILLINGS
Meat Market
J. ZYWERT
Telephone 174
Billings, Mont.
Billings Land and
Irrigation Company
OF BILLINGS, MONT.
Has 35,000 acres of the finest irri
gated lands in the state for sale at
$35.00 per acre $10.00 'per acre
cash; the balance at the expiration
of five years with interest at 8 per
cent per annum.
Wheat yields from 25 to 45
bushels No. 1 Hard per aero
Oats yield From 40 to 90 bushels
machine measure per acre
Barley yields from 40 to 60 bush
els machine measure per acre
Applet and other hardy fruit crown in
the vicinity of Billing compare favorably
with those grown in the most favored dis
trict. They are highly colored, of line size
and flavor and entirely free from pests.
j HELENA MONTANA :
THOS. MALONE
BAKERY GROCERY
FruHm, Otifmetfenm, Olamrh mnd '
reAaaeo, Lunohmm, leu Ormmm
Opposite Union Dopot
HELENA MONTANA
THE HELENA
IIENKYA MEYKUAl'AUI. S. l'ETEUHON .
The Leading Hotel
in Helena
Rates, $3.00 to $5.00
HELENA
MONT.
WILLIAM RTUI'.WB WILLIAM HOI.llltOOK
Prisldont Vice President
J.K.SCOTT, Secretary
Helena Cab Company
(INCOIIPOHATED)
Complete Cabf Trans
fer, Livery Equipment
Agents on AH Trains
Office 131 N. Main St. Phone 125
HELENA MONTANA
THE BRANDON
JOS, DAVIS, Prop.
Superior to Any Hotel in
the Gty and Equal to the
Best in the State
We Use Mountain Spring Water
Rooms the Finest Up-to-D'ate
Service
HELENA
MONTANA
San Francisco Bakery
JOHN WENPEL, Proprietor
A Full Assortment of Fine Goods
Always on Hand Our Bread is
on Sale in NWehboring Towns
Ask Your Grocer for Wendel's Bread
Orders by Mall Receive
Prompt Attention
6U First Street 9 State Street
Phone 3-F Phone 260-M
HELENA, MONT.
Cmpitml Brewing Co.
HELENA, MONTANA
Laundry
You want. We want Your Laundry.
Mending done and Buttons Sewed oa Free
Union Laundry Co.
PHONE 13
n6 Broad way Heltu, MoaUaa
HIGH LIFE
IF .onus H
K CAPITAL aRCWINO CO. M
f MISSOULA MONT 1
GARDEN CITY BAKERY
W.HIM.UIt. Prop.
Bread, Cakes and Pies
Telephone 107 A HOW. Main .
MISSOULA MONTANA
J. M. LUCY
Trunks, Carpets, Picture Molding
Largest Metal! furniture Store in tho
Northwest. Undertaking In Connection .
Brooks Block. Missoula,- Mont.
First National Bank of Missoula.
Montana.
(No.aioo)
Capital, $150,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00
., A, II. Hammond, Ticslricnt
...A. U. England, Vlco-t'resldent
J, M. Keith, Cashier
ll. A. Eddy
T, I,. (IrcenotiRli
C. II. Mc!.exl
, i...O. (I. England
DIRECTORS
WALKER & ALBEE
GEO. W. AUIEE, Prop.
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables j j
Horses Hoarded by tho Day, Week or Month.
Cabs, busses and wagons to and from all trains
and hotels. Finest cushion tiro turnouts In
tho city. Itlgglns Ave,, opp. Kennedy Hotel.
MISSOULA, MONTANA
KltEUEIliriCII.WII!9t,i:it I)It.()i:i,S.MISICK
. I'rcsldont Vleo President
JOHN W. 1I1CKMN Cashier
Missoula Trust & Security Bank
General Banking Business
Money sent to ell pitrts of tlio world at lowest
rates. Savings arcouiils solicited. Three 'per
cent Interest paid on Savings and t!modcKslti
A Homo Saving Hank froe to any
person opening n savings at count
of ll.UOnnil upwards.
MISSOULA
MONTANA
THE GRIND PACIFIC SALOON
Mltuioula, Montufiu.
Fine Wines, Liquors nnd Cigars.
Draught Ber, Fine, 5c.
Bottled Beer, 25c. n Quart.
All trains Stop 15 Minutes.
Opp. N. P. Depot.
TEVIS& CRAWSHAW
Cash Grocers
and Bakers
214 IIlRijiim Ave, 'l'liono 130 B
MISSOULA MONTANA
I 0GDEN UTAH
to
TROY LAUNDRY
C. W. CURTIS, lrop.
Work Turned Out on Short Order
Phone 107 137 55th 6t.
OQDEN ' UTAH
ALLEN TRANSFER CO.
ALBERM ALLEN, Proprietor.
Cuba, Bub, DrnvH, Hnggnyo AVngons.
Wo move safea, itlanos, oruans, olllco
i rnlture, etc. General transfer busi
ness nnd furniture vans.
HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS
Telephono No. 22. Ofllce, 412 Twenty-Fifth
Street.
OMEN, UTAH.
Make Specialty of Fine Cakes, Pastry and
nosae made Bread.
C R. EVE.
Successor to EKICKSO.VS BAKEUV
Tel. Red Oil
53 Broadway Council Bluffs, la.
First Nitiml lank of Rook Sprints
JtOUK SPIUNGS, WYOMING
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, SIW.QOO
EVERY ATTENTION QIVEN TO BUSINESS
EN1 KI'STEU TO US
DRUNK
Sweetwater Beer
Tho Favorite Tablo Beer
QUARTS AND PINTS
Brewed by
Sweetwater Brewing Co.
GREEN RIVER, WYOMING
S"