The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, February 04, 1905, Image 7

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THE GEISER GRAND (AMERICAN) A. GEISER, Proprietor. Commercial, Family and Tourist Hotel. - BAKER CITY, OREGON The Victoria Hotel SPOKANE, WASH. First-Class in All Its Depart ments. Headquarters for Tourists and Commercial Travelers When in Spokane Don't Fail to Stop at the Victoria lr THE VICTORIA HOTEL THE HELENA UKNRY A. MKYKR& 1'AUl. 8. FKTKHSON s The Leading Hotel in Helena Rates, $3.00 to S5.00 HELENA MONT. THE QRANDON JOS. DAVIS, Prom. Superior to Any Hotel in the Gty and Equal to the Best in the State We Use Maintain Spring Water Rooms the Finest Up-to-Date Service HELENA MONTANA iaffjfjfVaffjflfliBffS BHHHHHHHSBasiBBV SISBnBBTaavBnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJ The Alturas House Well Furnished and Brerythlnf Kyw aeeja Cents and Up. Ind. Phone 375 511 Main St. Boise, Idaho IHaKJ HOTEL FLORENCE H. E. CHANEY, Proprietor. Headquarters for Commercial Men missouxaThontana. Rainier Grand Hotel Refitted Refurnished Under New Management Strictly First-Cfass European Plan Cafe in Connection WILSON & WHITE CO., Props. CHAS. PERRY. Manager Seattte Wash. THE MITCHELL C. A. KKUHI83 A most perfectly appointed and well kept ho tel, offering every comfort and attraction to the traveling public. Kuropean or American. ivnterr. wash. INDEPENDENT MEAT CO. 127 Pint Street The Finest, Best and Fattest Meats of All Kinds. Direct front Cattle and Sheep Raisers to Consumers. PilONE MAIN 3277 PORTLAND, OREOON A. SWA1NSOIN TAILOR Full Drees and Business Suits to Order. Cleaning and Repairing Satisfaction Ouaraateea' 366 Russell St. PORTLAND THE STAR p-!kEEffiF" v Wines, Liquors and Cigars KRAMER'S HOUSE Flrat'Clafi Furnished Rooms from U CO to 15.00 per week S. W. Cor. Fifth and Barailfc Sl. PORTLAND, OR u -itr-kai-rs- BticccMor to A. rl WniltS Aug. Tornblom Phono tlarfiaM 1041 Wood, Coal, Hav. Grain and Feed Coal CHI. Choice Potatoes. Furniture Moved. Furniiure Stored 1694 Seventh Street. Oakland, Cat. CAIN & McKUNE Dealers In ALL KINDS OF CORDWOOD & COAL Your orders aro rr specttully solicited, which will be filled at lowest ma ket prices. If not satisfied please reportatofllcc. Order for odd saw will have prompt attention. I'honc Main 4876. 93 N. Sixth Street, rortlatid, Oregon. ROBERT A, PRESTON PRESCRIPTION DRUaOIST Cor. 23d and Thurman 8ts. Phone Main 1610 PORTLAND, QRBOON Portland MS Suit Man'g Co. M. U. ZEITFUCHS Tailors and Dressmakers Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments Made to Order. Raincoats a Specialty 880 Washlngton'Btrcot J'hono Main Ml BELUNa-HlHBCH BU1LD1NO PORTLAND OREGON OWEN MANUFACTURING GO. Manufacturers of the Gold Standard Logging Jack OFFICE AND FACTORY 435 IRVING STREET PORTLAND, OREGON WHEN YOU GET DISGUSTED WITH POOR WORK, RING UP SACRAMENTO LAUNDRY 10TH PHONES "104" Promptness is the essence of all good business; lack of it the cause of many failures. W. H. BROTT, Mg-r. Sacramento, Cal, Always Ask for VIOLET OATS Sold by All Dealers PHONE MAIN 6374. s LEWIS AND CLARK MESSENGER AND DELIVERY COMPANY . Prompt Answers to All Calls. Wagons furnished on short notice. Trunks and Baggage a specialty. 7 NORTH FIFTH STREET COR. ANKENY Muck Hardware Go Second and Morrison Streets Mijistio Millubli Rugis Misiba mil Crown Still Hingis Mioktiies' Tills md Gmril HiNwin THETQKEPOINTOYSTERCO. 29 SiNRd St., Pirtliid, Or. Telephone MAIN 693 Soli Irtwirt if the Ciliirittl M Toke PointOysters An Kastern Oyster Transplanted and grown on our beds at TOKELAND, WASHINGTON "UNKQUALED IN FLAVOR AND KHKSHNKHa" Cannery at South Bend, Wash. Wholesale Dealers in All Varieties of Native Oysters. You can bare It all (or rCr.... IZOrT rCr.M.i 50c Month Month In The Evening- Telegram, of Portland, Oregon. It Is the largest evening news psperpiibll.lud lit Orenon; It contains all the new a 01 the state and of the na tion. Trjr it for a month. A aaapl copy will be walled to you free. Ad drea THE TELEGRAM, Portland, Oregon j Do You f I Know th News ? : There Is a popular Impression that the United States Senate Is largely composed of men who have been In that body a very long time, If not run hIiir back a genorntlou. This Idea Is dispelled by the facts which show that thoro are but 17 Senators who were In service prior to 1803. Thcro are only 0 Senators who liavo served over 20 years. During tho last few years a good many of tho men who figured In national affairs during war times and In tho 10-year period of reconstruction alter tho war have dropped out of pub lie view from ono reason or another. Senator Allison la tho nostor of tho Senate, having begun his service In 1873. Next In length of service comes Senator Cockrcll, with two years less to his credit, and third, Sonator Mor gau, who began bis senatorial work In 1877, and his present term wilt not end until 1007, with his ro-electlon prac tically assured. Then comes Senator Piatt, of Connecticut, 1870; Hale, Haw ley, Fryc and Aldrlch, 1881; Cullom, 1883; Teller nud Berry, 1885; Bate, Daniel and Stewart, 1887; Galltnger, Ilansborough and Proctor, 1801; Lodgo and Perkins, 1803. All tho balauco camo In 1805, or since that dato. About half the members of tho Senate have been sworn In during tho past four years, and on the 4th of March tho pro portion of old Senators will bo still smaller as Senators Cockrcll and Ilmv ley will both be out of tho Scuato then. After being in the courts for 12 years or more, the Fayerwcathcr will case seems at last to have been settled by tho decision of tho Supremo Court of the United States that tho action of tho executors and trustees In dividing tho residuary estate among the 20 col leges named In Mr. Faycrwcathcr's will was legal. Mr. Fayerweather was a New York leather merchant, who, to tho surprise of tho peoplo of tho city, left an estate valued at $0,000,000. It had not been supposed that bo was an unusually rich man millionaires hldo easily In New York, Tho amount In volved In the suits was 13.500,000. Many of the most prominent lawyers in the country were employed in the several cases, as counsel for tho col leges or the heirs at law. .. The State Department has Informed Mrs. Florence Maybrlck'a attorney that the British government has strong ob jections to his client going about the country on a lecture tour to "expose" tho British penal system. The depart tnont made it clear to MM. Maybrlck'a lawyer that the scheme must be aban doned, and all her dates have thcro fore been canceled. Mrs. Maybrlck had planned a comprehensive tour. Sho had made a lucrative contract with a theatrical agent, and intended to do voto her lectures to a discussion of tho abuses of British prisons. : : Unless something now unforeseen prevents, Secretary Hay's remaining in office to the end of President Booso velt's coming term, be will bavo served in that posltlou nearly eloven years, the longest period in the bis tory of that office, for only three per sons have served for eight years, nnd no one longer than that Yet there is no othor In our whole systom of gov ernment in which continuity of plans and of policy Is moro important Di plomacy cannot be hurried. Tho aver ago term of Secretaries of Stnto bo fore Mr. Hay has 'been about threo years. : : An administration official declares that it Is all nonseiiso about men re fusing cabinet positions and congres sional nominations on the sole scoro that It is too expenslvo to live In Wash ington. "Nine-tenths of thorn," ho says, "not only live within their sal aries, but save money. Some spend a great deal more than they receive from the government, anl they can well af ford to do so. Good formal dlnnors and similar entertainments can be giv en in tho capital as cheaply as In any other place and at less cost than in many large cities." .- : 1 The deadletter office of the United States receives 0,000,000 letters, writ ten by almost as many different people and falling to reach their intended des tinations owing to Imperfect direction, or lack of stamps, etc. If you get no reply to letters you may know tho rea son. The safe way Is to have printed letter heads with state and postofflco printed return, as many forgot to give postofflce and State. ; ; According to tho Interstate Com mercb Commission's annual report tho railways In the United States during the past three years have killed 1,044 passengers and wounded 21,130. Dur ing the same period they have killed 6,883 employes and Injured 70,077, This makes a total of 0.027 killed and 08, 116 injured; 105,043 victims in all. Rural free delivery of the malls has been so extended that the service now costs about $13,000,000 auually, and approximately 12,000.000 people receive the benefit of its facilities. Up to Oct. 1st, 27,138 rural routes had been es tablished, and there were then 8,851) petitions for new routes pending. These Increased facilities contribute to the general Increase In the receipts of the Postofflco Department by promot ing a larger use of the malls, s -; National Finances. The Secretary of the Treasury, In his report to Con gress, estimates tho deficit for the fis cal year ending with next June at $18, 000,000. The deficit for the first flye mouths of the year was nearly $20,000, 000, buc the second half of the year Is counted upon to reduce the final deficit to the figure estimated by Secretary Shaw. For the fiscal year 1000 the Secretary estimates a surplus of $22,- UvO.OOO. Tins estimate assumes a re duction or jo.uw,uw iu vxpenaiiures 1 end a gala of $25,000,000 la reveauas. I r JAMESTOWN, N. D. t.MMMM.MMMMM.tttl HARD WHEAT FLOUR RUSSELL - MILLER MILLING CO. Jamestown, N. Dak. THE SEILER CO. ( mo ur CArtTAL 126,000. Abstracts, Collections, Insurance, Loans and Real Estate. Investments niado and nil business of nonresidents given most careful atten tion. References cheerlnlly furnished. JAMESTOWN, N. D. Churchill, Webster S Bolinger Dealers in Fancy Groceries, Fnsh Fruits, Drugs ind Toilet Artiolis AGENTS FOR CHASE X SANIORN COFFEE Jamestown, N. D. Chase & Grant Co, FINE GROCERIES HARDWARE DRY GOODS Jamestown N. Dak. Adams Furniture Co. UNDERTAKERS Embalming & Shipping a Specialty North MotaSUU LIccbk. JAMESTOWN, NORTH DAKOTA I FARGO, N. D. MARSH & BALL. Livery Sale and Boarding Heavy Draft and Fino Driving Horses for Sale. Hearses, Hacks and Carriages Opp, Postofllco. Telephone Call 137. FARQO; N. D. FARGO MARBLE 1 6RANITE WORKS UKO. CAKUYKI., i'rop. MANUFACTURERS OF Artiatlc JYtomorialai Wholesale and Retail Monuments FARGO NORTH DAKOTA JOHN MONSON TRUNK MANUFACTURER r-atnplo Trunks nnd Cuses made to or der. Repairing done promptly. Old Trunks Taken in KxcIuuiko. liuy your trunks where they make them and save your money. l4root Street. FARGO- N. 0. T. E. YERXA FARQO, N. D. Staples Fancy Groceries Fruits and Cigirs. Opposite) IN. F. Dopot Green A Eggeri First-Class l.tcliirsl Pickers Tki list Mvkitlitkt City Highest Prices Paid for All Kinds of Live Stock FARQO NORTH DAKOTA f ) os.-t . isi. -.-m 5 MLI UUVC till USB Salt Air Extracts, Baking. Powder, Spices and Coffeei ARE THE BEST OR MONEY BACK Call lakm Omlfmm Smtoa MMfc MALT LAK, UTAH LEAVER DRUG CO. Proscription Druggist Cor. Third West sad South Temple. Ttis phone um. Salt Laka City, Utah. DADDI.E ROCK KE8TAUIIANT. BUCKMAN & CAnnAOHAIl, Proprietor!. Flrit CIsm In eTerv mpect. Oyatert a specialty 1019 Second Btreet, 8c-f.merUo,Cal pOUDI HOTEU TI108. COnni, Proprietor. Ritei 11.60 tnd 11.00 rer day. Entirely New and Modern Centrally Located, Two Blocks from 8. P. depot BEDDING, CALIFORNIA. BsWINDSOR . W. P. IIAYKS, Mamaoss. Kurop"an plan, $1 per day and up. American plan. $2.60 per day and tip. Restaurant and cafe at reason able prices. St. Paul, Minnesota The Kenyon Don Porter Salt Lake City's NEW HOTEL Salt Lake City Utah Hotel Green Pasadena, Cal. ...ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Hotel Westminster , F. 0. JOIINHON, Proprietor. American and European Plan. Corner Main sad Fourth Streets, LOB ANQHLKH, CAL. ST. CHARLES HOTEL 10HN GlflUN, Prop. Flrit-CliM Arrommodatlont and Prompt eerr let. IJiri e Hample Qonmi for Commercial Travelers. Phone 7. Ccr. First and Waahlngton SU. Albany- Oregon. FIRST-OLASS FIREPROOF $3,00 PER DAY Telephone M-B p. o. iioisai The Grand Pacific Hotel CIIAH. A.UCilllAtIK, Proprietor. Handsomely Appointed and First Class in Every Particular. Corner Railroad St. and Hlgglns Ave. MISSOULA, MONT. T&SJBBSBBslLrlEHsdtlSSst 'Jn'EVflHflSsMLssssi' THR WASHINOTONRAITLR ?." 5 a fr . r '4 s t IU.. Sfi- ;i .sajf ttr t. w.,1. .t: m 9.u'S" ' ..ii.saHt 4'-wm ar,!.-. LZT'M "Jfax iwyM WW IsfcV l .'&mlaa. VM ht i w mjmjs.t x.f -,- iMu vmuMBk tie zimtammmm TriTiim t .mmrm mr.Y,i ' -t eMRmmmmmmmmsS,TTeSEammmnBSBVr fSamW,'.' t trjJA :iUi im Jm9Vi"WWM"" "Ssa ssHjm IWsssssssminysssa as an.iial AJsnsswMTw2JssKiJsK . lilE SCENIC HOTEL OP THE WoRLO. This tnacrnidcent tourist hotel is (Seattle's most prominent architectural feature beintr situated upon tho highest point of land in tho down-town district 300 feet above sea level, It is, however, easy of uccuss by private tramway, by regular hotel conveyance, bv street car or by carriage. Tho cenery from The Washington is tho most superb to be found on tho Pacific ceast. The appoint ments and furnishings of Thu Washington are entirely modern and high-class; the cuisine and service aro mwt satisfactory, Tito rates are exceedingly reason able for a fashionable Tourist Hotel, Tho Washington U situated In the midst of six acreiot beautiful grounds,, which with the broad driveways, green lawns, and a profusion of roses and car nations, mako the location an ideal one. Tho scenery from The Washington and grounds Is unsurpiissed in the West no othor point in Fe tttle giving such a aa- nlrlcent view as can bo had from this hotel, President Roosevelt was charmed with the scene that met the eye, from the verandas and groundr of the hotel, aae) so expressed himself. Thtu amis of others, in public and private life, have eosa and gone since the onening of this grand hostlery. who have added their tribute) to the many exj rcss ois of plnasure and satisfactlDn derive-l from a gllmBMofla Puget Houiul country from this vantage ground, Including as it dose a view el Mountains, lakes. Bound, harbor aad ail Seattle, Write tor illustrated ImklsJ! Dest furnished house in Southern Oregon New Depot Hotel A. 11. PRAOIIT, Proprietor. All Trains stop 30 Minutes For Meals. ASHLAND, OREOON When in Spokane, go to ' DAVENPORT'S RESTAURANT First Class in Every Respect. The Finest Service that can be had. SPOKANE- WASH The Colonial Hotel Strictly Pint CUm. New. and Meal Hle-natty Furnished Ap-.rtm-.nti la the City. Siagte he Sa Suite. Steera Heat. Larce Wall Ctoaeta, Private nt Public Bathe. Kates by the lie. Week e Mouth. One Block Boalh of PoeloUc. A. M. Cadlen, Propr. P. H. Cartlae, Mgr. Telephone Main es lllf Pint Atc. cor. Stneca SRATTLK, WASBL Dclnionico Restaurant Under Ssrae Management HOTEL PEDIGORD T. J. PEDICORD. Prop. Heated by Steam Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Calls and Electric Lights in every Room, js ji jS EUREPEAN PLAN Rooms 50c, 75c and $1.00 Per Day. Meals, 28 Ceatt. Free Ilus and Free Sample Rooms. 209-13 Riverside Ave SPOKANE HOTEL CECIL SEATTLE, U. S. A. E. P. GAFFNEY, Manager One of the Ucst Hotels in thu Northwest. Large Snniple Rooms for Com mercial Men. EUROPEAN PLAN - -TV The Tacoma W. II. IILACKWP.LL, Prop. One of the best hotels on the Pacific Coast. American Plan $3.00 per Day and Upwards TACOMA, WASH. -r V-? 1 a J l, ' nsararii i- &mm Hrtrf " "it VJ l mm rr 'm LflyHjr mmftjH$mBmwmwwL vXFMf5S9GV9wBmn!wAWmm 7 K??7-SifcinntZiaSsTaTeTFJ :":zmmmtii fft viuv&JVmVaB &t i .?J J 4 4 r U i t i i ut i I THE HOTEL GRA.NDON ejejeeeej wwwwwe f?ff iff? -. ..,,...tr,, --.iu--.-.-y.f.'!!-Viya 4