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The Beat Hats
The Best Furnlsl-ilntf
The Beat Treatment
MACRUDER
Sixth and Wabasha
ST. PAUL, Minn. For Men Only
J. C. HORRIOAN
Fine light llvorr carriage, hearses, etc.
4IMI6 Waconta Btreot. N. W. Tel. Mala Ml.
Twin Cltjr two.
St. Paul,
Minnesota
ST. PAUL HAT WORKS
0. I,. Or aw foil, Prop.
Export Koincxlclar of Hat. Panamas a r pec
laity, Hutu to order. Halt nt retail !-8t Jtln
t)Liitn B root.
Tc.oitiono, H. W. Mntn 1133-J1.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
h'AGEL UNDERTAKING CO.
WM. K. NAtllX, MatHKor
I.ady Asihtnnt on nil cn.cn where ono
la roiiulrcd
S0.1 W. 1 htrd Bt. 8t. I'aul, Minn.
WILL F. MATHEIS CO.
COMPLETE
HOUSE
FURNISHERS
Sixth and
Cedar Street
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Alfred J. Krank
(Buccotaor to BOHNKLL A KHANK.)
DIMI.RRS IN AM. KINDS OP
BARBERS' FURNITURE
AND SUPPLIES
FINE CUTLERY
RAZOR WORK A SPECIALTY.
142 a. Sixth St., Opp. Ryan Hotel.
St. Paul, Minnesota
P. N. Peterson Granite Co.
Manufacturers ol
Fine Monuments and
Artistic Memorials
01 Ktory Description
Office and Warcrooins,00-fl? K. Filth flt.
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA
BIIANOIIKH AT
Stillwater
Minnesota
Masonic Temple Bid
Dululh, Minnesota
Minnesota Butter
& Cheese Co.
Wholesale Dealers
Butter, Eggs,
Veal & Poultry
ST. PAUL
MINNESOTA
Model Steam Laundry
Rlo.-l'Mlllj Ldry Co., Proprietors.
Offlc 1S6 0. 7th Street.
Laundry, cor. Sixth and John its.
ST. PAUL,
MINNESOTA
ELK
LAUNDRY
CO.
Toilet Supply Towels, Combs and Brushes
furnished offlies at low rates. 487 to Min
nesota street. Telsuhoue 3M. Henry Orun
hoiren, Manager.
ST. PAUL, MINN.
ISrfSaMl be out 1
2J8oFkhe I
JftOJ world 1
' Mk out of I
Wto
WM LI Everybody
yJ Beer
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
MINNESOTA STEAM LAUNDRY
BOTH PMONBS No. 171
314 Minnesota Street,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
For First-Class Work on Shott'Tlmo try the
Oriental Laundry
TKL. 393.
S2-S4 W. Tenth St.
ST. PAUL,, MINN.
The Judge Demands the Best"
LA TOCO
Key West. Clear
EL PATERNO
Ten-Cent Leader
SIO.HT DRAFT
King of Five-Cent Cigars
li. S. Conrad,
st.nJli?"M Distributor
K'piiiiclli Clark. Pre.
II. lllftolow, V. Pre., tloo. It. I'rlncc, ('null.
It. W l'nrkcr, II. Van Vleck, Ant. I'nshr.
The Merchants National Bank
OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
United States Depositary
Capital: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Tolopliiitio W7.I-JI.
Ilcildonco Italo M3.JU
John Grove Land & Loan Go.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Great Northern Railroad Lands
Heron tnflSpor aero la tho price, with aoron
nntitinl pnjinoiit nt li percent. Intercut. TI10
land or S(t I Hard WntMt In tliu faniuiia Itod
Itlver Valloyol .Mluncaota.
MAIN OITIOH
(83 E. Third Street, St. Paul, Minn.
Ilrauoh Oillccai Crookatin, Ada, Htaphen,
Warren, Ilallock, Minn.
Hatnplo Work ami Hopalrlnir a Hpwlalty
Dealer In leather (luoda and Notlona.
F. V. GARLAND
Manufacturer ol
TRUNKS
Komi
for CataloKtio Kept. V. 378 Hohort
Htreot.
St. Paul, Minn.
Aguilas and .
Seal of Minnesota
Cigars
ARE SOLD ON ALL TRAINS
Kubles 6t Stock Co.
MAK12RS
ST. PAUL - - MINNESOTA
Kalatdlshcd 1870
CORSER INVESTMENT CO.
Real Estate and
Mortgage Loans
Special Attention Given to Care and Manage,
mtnt of Non-Resident Estates
New York Life Building
Minneapolis Minn.
W. A. Paxtoti. I'res, V. A, Hharp, Vice Pres
. . Harry Hharp. Heo'y and Treaa.
J.C. Hharp, tleii.Mgr. L.W.I.hyou ler.tleu.Hupt.
p.j.bowlih
liquor go;
Wholesale
Dealers In
Imported and
Domestic
Wines and
Liquors
ill sad 913
Jitksii St.
St. Paul
Minnesota.
R.
C. WALLACE CO.
DKAI.KItti IN
FINE GROCERIES
HELENA
MONTANA
imiNK
Storz Blue Ribbon
A Beer of Superior Excellence
Brewed and Bottled only by
Storz Brewing Co.
PHONE 120
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
JHMiif
l MINNEAPOLIS MINN. J
Yerxa Bros. & Co.
Wholesale
and
Retail
Grocers
423, 427, 42 Nicollet Are.
Minneapolis,
Minn.
A. Bacxdarl
0. A. Uacxoahi
A. Backdahl & Co.
ORUOQIST8.
Opposite Milwaukee
are (utly oompoundod.
nusEouth.
Depot. Pietorlpttont
SU Washington are
Allnnanpolln,
AllnnoMOtn
MINNEAPOLIS
Omnibus and
Transfer Line
Offlco: 11 Nicollet Houbo Block
Telephone 78
Mlnneapolia
Minnesota
Wear
CYGNUS $3.50 SHOE
Manufactured by
North Star Shoe Co.
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOTA
NORTH STAR
WOOLEN
MILL CO.
Manufacturers ol
Blankets, Flannels
and Blanketings
Minneapolis; Minn.
Pillsbury's
FLOUR
Leads the World
Made In
MINNEAPOLIS
COUNCIL BLUFFS
i
a-
L. Rosenfeld Co.
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Wholesale dealers (or the famous
BUDWEISER BEER
Bold on .T.ry buffet and dining ear
AND
Imported Wines & Liquors
819431 Main street
Council Bluffs
Iowa
BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY
High grade work. If our
work Biilta you. tell your
friends, if not, tell in. We
appreciate your work.
Phone 314.
22-24 N. Mala St
S. T. McATEE
Fancy Groceries, Bakery
Goods and Meats j
Suppliei for Dining1 and Private1
Cars Given Special Attention J J
230 32 Main St. 2291 Pearl St.
Telephone 191
Council Bluffs Iowa
Evans Laundry Co.
Finest Equipped Plant
In the West. Short
Time Worka Specialty
Phoae 190 111 Petri Street
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA
REAL VALENCIENNES LACE
Was OrlaHnally nereloped In 1040 bj
Mile. Fruncolae lladar.
Durfof tlio rcljni of Louis XIV. ol
Prance, when the gorgeous dressing
of both men nnd women was nt Its
height, the nrt of rnro lncemnklng wnn
nt Its best In trnnce. The Ucau Ilnnn
tuels of the French court spent enor
mous sums on slccvo rufllcs and
jubota, and tt was not unusual for
comparatively narrow ruffles of vnleti-
clennes lace to sell for nine gutncai
nn ell. Madame du Bnrry Is said to
hnvo spent a smnll fortune on thU
Inco, which was popular not only for
IU beauty, but for 1U washing quali
ties. Valenciennes lace wan originally de
veloped from tho lace factory nt I.o
Quesnoy, which In turn hntl learned
tho art from a certain Mile. Frnncolsa
Ilitdnr, In 1G1U, who hnd it class of
young girls In Antwerp at that tlmo
nnd later estahllfhed several centers
In France, where It became n national
Industry.
Valenciennes Inco shows Its Flemish
r.ncestry, especially In Its curlier do
signs, by tho frequent tiso of tullprt,
nnemones and carnations, which itru
also mot with In other so-called "pil
low Inces" In that tho groundwork
threads nro drawn from tho pattern
mm ngniti back into tito pattern nn
suits tho worker. This makes tho
work very complicated and very tedi
ous. Hut during the French revolution
the nrt of vnleiicleiities lncemnklng
came near being permanently lost.
The disappearance of slcovo ruffles
hnd a great deal to do with this, nnd,
besides, tho nobility of Franco were in
no position to purchase such expensive
Incc; from Valenciennes they turned to
cheaper laces from I.llle nnd Arms.
Tho Lille makers could produce threo
or four 'ells a day from enoh worker,
whereas a Valenciennes worker could
never do more than an Inch and a halt
a day. Naturally the Llllo Inco wau
loss effective, but so much ntoro rea
sonable that for ordinary occasions, nt
least, it quite superseded vnlnnclcnnes.
Then, during the upheaval In lCrench
politics, tho Valenciennes workers fled
to Uelglum, where they nettled hi
Ghent, Ypres, llniRct nnd neighboring
cities, each of which, In the course of
tlmo, began to show little varieties In
their work, although Ypres produces
tho best quality. This hnx tho diamond-shaped
mcih so familiar to lov
ers of lace.
Napoleon I. and Napoleon III. both
nttempted to rtstoro the ancient In
dutry to France, but without success.
In 1800 there wero barely 200 Inco
makers loft In the town, although tho
Mallnne and Alencon Industries wero
restored. By IBM ouly two ancient
laceworkers remained nt work In
Valenciennes, and now tho original
vnlonclennos laco Is only seen In mu
seums or In tho collection of somo
stoker of antiquities. Philadelphia
Public Lodger.
WEAR TWO PAIRS OF -SOCKa
Advice -of a Shoe Raleansan on Winter
Protection of Feet.
"I see you wear two pnlrs of socks,"
said the shoe salesman to the cus
tomer. "You are wise. A good many
people are beginning to do It, especial
ly between seasons.
"People ought to do It nil through
the winter. Thore la more warmth in
two pairs of summer socks than there
Is in the heaviest pair of woolens that
ever was manufactured.
"If you uro troubled with cold feet,
you will And Hint tho combination of
n pair of woolens and n pair of light
weight socks bnlbrlggnu or llslo
thread will ilx you up comfortably
tho coldest dny that comes. If your
foot are tender, you can wear tho
thread ouen Inside and tho wool with
out. If you aro extra cold, reverse tho
process. Whlchovcr you do, you will
find tho thin pair easily doubles tho
value of tho thick one.
"There Is, generally speaking, 1111
altogother wrong notion ns to tho best
way to keep the feet warm. I'eoplo
ask for heavy soles nnd cork soles and
Insoles and fleece soles, and think they
aro protecting their feet.
It Is all a mistake. Tho soles of tho
feet are not sensitive to cold. It Is not
through the soles that you cntch cold
or feel cold. Any ordinary shoo af
fords tho feet nil the protection neces
sary, so far as temperature Is con
corned. To avoid cold feet, tho ankles and
Instep should be protected. That's
where your second pair of socks does
Its work. Hut, as a matter of fact, In
very cold weather every ono should
wear cloth tops covering the wholo
upper part of tho shoo.
"With spats nnd doubled socks nnd
medium weight shoes you can walk
on lco In rem weuthor nnd not know
It's cold so far as your feet are con
cerned. Of course you feel tho cold
moat In your toes, but tho protection
of the upper part of the foot whero
larger blood vessels run down Is tho
main thing. Your toea won't feel cold
If the rest of your foot Is warm.
"I'd like to sell you a pair of tops.
These black ones would Just go with
your hew shoes. They're only no, not
this tlmo? Well, call again." New
York Bun.
An UHisaattsas.
"No," said the fair maid In the par
lor scene, "I'll not alt on the sofa with
you miles you promise not to try to
klse me."
"Well," answered the .young mnti,
"I'll promise If you Insist, but !efqr
allowing you to present yourself with
a gold brick I wish to cull your atten
tion to the fact that I am ono of tlioo
Individuals who never break a prom
ise." Knew theOnMie.
Friend You didn't seem at nil flat
tered when Mrs. Blarney compliment
od yot on your beautiful child.
Young Mother No, 1 can remember
the way I umM to tell my friends how
pretty their children were, when they
were Just tis ugly as they could be, bo
that now when they tell me how won
derful my bnby Is, I don't Ivellcve them
at all. Detroit Free Tress.
Did It ever occur to you that most
of tho nteu who drink to excess nro
married?
Matrlmoulally speaking, eternal vig
ilance la the price of domestic peace.
BU1TE MONTANA !
J
JENSON BAKERY
All Kinds of Bread and Cakes
Bread at Wholesale Prices
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
315 South Main Street
BUTTE MONTANA
CTATE BAVIXOS DANK
Under stato supcrrlMon and Jurisdiction, In
torcut ald on d poslti. Bolls oxchango avail
able In all the principal cities ol tho United
tjtatei nml kuropo. collcc ions promply at
tended to.
BUTTE, MONTANA.
Atwaya Open. Wo Never Bloep. Tclophono
and tcluKraph nrdors promptly answered
f-ecretary .Mnunt.Morlah Cotnrtory As
sociation. Notary i'uhlic.
JOSEPH RICHARDS
TUB HUTTB UNDERTAKER
Practical llnihalincrs and l'uncral Directors.
140 Won Park 8t. Tolophouo i7. Itclilonco
409 t-ontn Moutatin Htrcot, Tclophono TOS-M.
Burrn, Montana.
WORLD
I'ncknco Kxprcss Messenger Ucrvlco.
phono '.j0.
BUTTIi, MONTANA.
Tele-
SMOKERS' ARTICLES, CIGARS
TELEPHONE 491
JULIUS FRIED
Cigarettes
and Tobaccos
33 East Broadway BUTTE, MONT.
Butte Transfer Co.
THOS. I.AVULM), Proprietor.
Baggage and Passengers Checked
TO ALL PARTS OF THE OITY.
Baggage Stored Any Length of Tlmo
Freo of Charge.
Phono No. -10.1.
OPES ALL NIGHT
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Will call for and deliver that laun
dry. Ring up Telephone 2. Re
member Troy Laundry, Telephone a.
33a South Main Street.
BUTTE, MONTANA.
NORTH YAKIMA
4
MEADOW BROOK
CREAMERY
II. Q. WKINSTKIN COMPANY.
Maimfacturrni ol
Fancv Creamery
BUTTER.
North Yakima, Wash.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of North Yakima, Wash.
(No. SUA.)
Capital Stock. $50,000.00.
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $51,569.17
statement at Clone ol lluilnens, Bept. 15, 1903
W, M. I.ADI), l'rntdent.
CIIAS. I'Altl'KNTKIl. Vice I'res.
W, U HTKINWKtl, Cashier.
A. 11. C'UNi:, Asst Cashier
READ'S
..Steam Laundry..
Special orders returned saino day.
Domestic tinlsh or gloss.
No saw edges on collars or culTs.
Get acquainted with our methods.
Iir La-wiry Work is tki
Btnftrtatrt Fitablt, WiviicKlRri.
LAUNDRY AND OFFICE
FIRST AND A STREETS,
'Phone 96. North Yakima, Wash
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M I HMVUI IUIZ
EM.LKN8HUKU STKAM IUKKY,
HIIAT8WKI.I. IIAVKN.
Patronise a Home Industry.
(iooda Called toe and Delivered
TELEPHONE KED lit.
, II. SM1THSON, President.
C. H.STKWAKT, Vice Pitdent.
C. W. JOHNSONK, Cashier
WASMIHBTQN STATE BANK.
EILEISIUH, Will.
DIRECTORS
Jacob ruttfc. C. J. Lord. J, U. balthsoa.
CU, Stewart. Jo, Btavaasea. C.W, Johnson.
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BILLINGS MONT f
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BILLINGS
Meat Market
J. ZYWERT
Telephone 174
Billings, Mont.
Billings Land and
Irrigation Company
OF BILLINGS, MONT.
Has35,000 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, I Hard per aero
Oats yield From 40 to 90 bushels
machine measure per aero
Ilarlcy yields from 40 to 60 bush
els machine measure per acre
Apples and other hardy fruit grown In
the vicinity of Billings compare favorably
with those grown in the most favored dis
trict. They are highly colored, of fine tire
and flavor and entirely free from pests.
HELENA MONTANA
THOS. MALONE
BAKERY GROCERY
Ffuttm, Omnfmaflonm, Otgrnrm mnd
Tobmeoo, Lunehmm, tern Ormmm
Opposito Union Depot
HELENA MONTANA
THE HELENA
IIENIIY A. MKYEIt A PAUL H. PETKItSON
The Loading Hotel
in' Helena
Rates, $3.00 to $5.00
HELENA MONT.
WII.MAM HTUKWK WILLIAM IIOLIIItOOK
President Vlco Preildcut
J. K. 8COTT, Becretary
Helena Cab Company
(INC0ltP0UATK.il)
Complete Cab, Trans-
fer, Livery Equipment
Agents on All Trains
Office 131 N. Main St. Phone 125
HELENA MONTANA
THE GRANDON
JOS. DAVIS, Prom
Superior to Any Hotel in
the City and Equal to the
Best in the State
We Use Mountain Spring "Water
Rooms the Finest
Date Service
Up-to-
HELENA
MONTANA
San Francisco Bakery
JOHN WENOEL, Proprietor
A Full Assortment of Fine Goods
Always on Hand Out Bread is
on Sale in Neighboring Towns
Ask Your Grocer for Wendel's Bread
Orders by Mail Receive
Prompt Attention
6 i i First Street 9 State Street
Phone 3-F Phone 240-M
HELENA, MONT.
Camttal Drawing Co.
HELENA, MONTANA
Laundry
YmiwmL We want Ywr Uutdry.
Mending dose aai Buttons Sewed oa Free
Union Laundry Co.
PHONE 13
li Broadway ttotoaa, Moateaa
HIGH LIFE
H 90TTII0 v H
H CAPITAL BREWING CO,
L ftj2aWJ W
i; MISSOULA MONT
GARDEN CITY BAKERY
W. MlLLElt, Prop.
Bread, Cakes and Pies
Telephone 1C7 A 110 W. Main
MISSOULA MONTANA
J. M. LUCY
Trunks, Carpets, Picture Molding'
Largest Retail Furniture Storo In tho
Northwest. Undertaking in Connection
Brooks Block. Missoula, Mont.
First National Bank of Missoula.
Montana.
N0.210C
Capital, $150,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00
A. II, Hammond, President
...A. O. England, Vlco-Presldent
J. M. Keith, Cashier
It. A. Eddy
-T. I,. (Irecnotigh
G. II. Mcl.cod
O. U. England
DIRECTORS
WALKER & ALBEE
GEO. W. ALDEi:, Prop.
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables j &
Horses Iloardt-d by tho Day, Weak or Month.
Cabs, busses and wagons to and from all trains
and hotelf. Finest cushion tiro turnouts In
tho city. HtgKlns Ave., opp. Kennedy Hotel.
MISSOULA, MONTANA .
KUEDEtllCK 1). WHIS1.EK DIt. OKLH. MIBICK
Pri'sldont Vlco President
JOHN W. I11CKL1N Cashlor
Missoula Trust & Security Bank
General Banking Business
Money sent to nil parts ol tho world at lowest
rates. Havings accounts solicited. Three per
cent Interest paid on Savings and tlmo dcoslts
A Homo gavlniis Hank Iroo to any
person opening a savings account
of 11.00 and upivards.
MISSOULA
MONTANA
THE GRAND PACIFIC SALOON
MIkhouIo, Montana.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Draught Beer, Fine, 5c.
Bottled Beer, 25c. a Quart.
All trains Stop 15 Minutes.
Opp. N. P. Depot.
TEVIS & CRAWSHAW
Cash Grocers
and Bakers
214 Htggins Avo,
MISSOULA
riione 130 II
MONTANA
) g
: OGDEN UTAH
$
TROY LAUNDRY
C. W. CUKTIS, Prop.
Work Turned Out on Short Order
Phone 107 137i5thSt.
OQDEN UTAH
ALLEN TRANSFER CO.
ALMEHH ALLEM, Proprietor.
Cabs, Kua, Dritys, Unggago Wugons.
Wo move safes, pianos, organs, otllco
i :niture, etc. General transfer btibi
nesa and furniture vans.
HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS
Telephone No. 22. Ofllco, 412 Twen-ty-Fifth
Street.
OGDEN, UTAH.
Make a Specialty ol Fine Cakes, Pastry uttf
Hetae Made Bread.
Cm R. EVE.
Successor to KKICKSON'3 BAKKKY
Tel. Red 911
534 Broadway Council Bluffs, la.
First Hitiiiil Ink if Rick Spriigs
HOCK SPRINGS, WYOMING
CAPITAL yd SURPLUS, $100,000
EVERY ATTENTION OIVEN TO
ENTRUSTED TO US
BUSINESS
DRIINfC
Sweetwater Beer
Tito Favorite Table Beer
QUARTS AND PINTS
Brewed by
Sweetwater Brewing Co.
GREEN RIVER, WYOM1NQ
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