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The Portland!
It. O. EOWCR3, Manager.
American Plan, $3 Pmr Day
and Up war dm
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AMD
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Portland. Orogon.
Rates (2.60 For Day nntl Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMKltlCAN)
GKISKU, Proprlotor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Motel.
IMKKtt 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
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THE VICTORIA HOTEL
THE HELENA
IIENRY A. MEYKU 4 PAUL 8. rETKUSON
The Leading Hotel
in Helena
Rates, $3.00 to S5.00
HELENA
MONT.
THE GRANDON
JOS. DAVIS, Pro.
Superior to Any Hotel in
the Qty and Equal to the
We Use Mauntain Spring Water
Rooms the Finest Up-to-Date
Service
HELENA
MONTANA
f-iff Ty'Z
THE HOTEL GBANDON
PORTLAND.
The Alturas House
Well FurnUlted and Kerythln; New
Be jo Cent! and Up. lud. rhone 371
511 Main St. Boise, IdaflO
Hotel Florence
h! L C-IANEY. Proprietor.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
missoulaTmontana.
Rainier Grand Hotel
Refitted Refurnished
Under New Management
Strictly First-Class
European Plan
Cafe in Connection
WILSON & WHITE CO., Props.
CHAS. PERRY, Manager
Seattle Wash.
THE MITCHELL
C. A. KKItltlBS
A raott perfectly appointed and well kept ho
tel, offering every comfort and attraction to
the travellur public. Euroan or American.
mWCRETT, WASH.
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
127 first Streot
The Finest," Best and Fattest
Meats of All Kinds.
Direct from Cattlo nntl Sheep Itaisere
to Consumers,
PHONE MAIN 3277
PORTLAND, OREQON
A.
SWAINSOIN
TAILOR
Full Dress and Business Suits to
0rden cleaning and Repairing
Satisfaction Guaranteed
366 Russell St. PORTLAND
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R. M. KRAMER
Proprietor
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
KRAMER'S HOUSE
Urtt-CU's Kurnlsrcd tloomt from
f . f0 to $S IW jor tcck
S. W. Cor. Fifth ini BorniU S'l. PORTLAND, OR
A. H. WHITE
Bnrcenfor to
Aim. l'utiiblom
Phono Jnmo8 1041
Wood, Coil. Hav, Grain and Feed
Coal Oil. . C olee f ctatow.
Furniture Moved.
Furnl ute Slored
1694 Seventh S.reet.
Oakland, Cat.
CAIN & McKUNE
DphIam In
ALL KINDS OF CORD WCOD & COAL
Yniir (inter nro rt Bfertfulty colli lied, wt.lch
will b'fllltil ntli w at inn ket mlio. If m t
latliillMl iiIchfu rctnirlnttltlcp. Ortlorafnr wool
v v 11 1 nve tmunni atientlon. I'l one Main
Is76. M N. HUth Sinct, I'orilaud, Oregon.
ROBERT A. PRESTON
PRESCRIPTION DRUOQIST
Cor. 2U and Thurman 8t.
I'hono Main 1C.10
PORTLAND, OREQON
Portland Gksk & Suit Ntan'g Co.
M. U. ZEITFUCHS
Tailors and Dressmakers
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments
Made to Order. Raincoats
a Specialty
80 Washington Btrtct I'hono Main MO I
bi:i,i,in(!.iiii:bch nuii.bi.vo
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PORTLAND OREGON
OWEN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacture. i 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
BOTH PHONES "134"
Promptness Is the en:nce of all
good business; lack of it the cause
of many fal'ures.
W. H. BROTT, Mer.
Sacramento, Cal,
Always Ask for
VIOLET
OATS
Sold by All Dealers
PHONE MAIN 6374.
LEWIS AND CLARK MESSENGER
AND DELIVERY COMPANY
Prompt Answers to AH Calls.
Wagons furnished on shcrt notice.
Trunks and Baggage a specialty.
7 NORTH FIFTH STRGET
COR. ANKENY
Muck Hardware Co
Second and Morrison Streets
Majestic Malleable Ranges
Mesaba and Grown Steel Ranges
Mechanics' Tools and
General Hardware
THEME POINTOYSTER CO.
29 Second St., Portland, Or.
Toluphono MAIN 69d
Sols Growers of the Celebrated
Toke Point Oysters
An Eaitern Ojiter Transplanted
aud grown on ou r beds at
TOKELAND, WASHINGTON
"UNKQUAI.EP IN FI.AVOK
AND KitKSHNEfafl"
Cannery at South Bend, Wash.
Wholesale Dealers in All Varieties
of Nuthe Oyttera.
Do You
I Know the News ?
You can bare It all lor
Per
Month
50c
r cr
Month
InTlieEventnaTelemm, ot PortUnrU
Orf-foii. It It tlu lariteii eteiilnx lU'w 9
I vr iiubll.liirt m (rc.n: u coin.iiiu
til tlie neu iul lliuitatuuiul u( llie nn
Itun. Try it lor a iiiniuti. A nmtuio
coi'wlllU) inalleU to )ou Jrte, Ad
dm THE TELEGRAM,
Portland, Oregon.
THE STAR
1""H-t"l-4H'4"?"HH"M"i'H--
OLD--
) FAVORITES
Her llrlRht Smile ltnunta Me Btlll.
Tl. n junr since last we met,
And c mny not meet again j
I have struggled to forget,
Hut tlint struggle wn. In vain
For her voice lives on tlio breeze,
And Iter spirit come, nt will;
In tho midnight on tho scat,
Ilcr bright smllu haunts mo still.
At the flr.t nect dawn of light,
When I gaze upon tho deep,
Her form still grout, my sight,
While tho stiirn their vigils keep.
When I close mine nchlng eyes,
Sweet drenms my teiios fill;
And from sleep when I arise,
Her bright smile haunts mo still,
I hnve snlled 'nenth nllen skies,
I hnve trod the desert pnth;
I hnvo seen tic storm arlio
Like n giant In his writthj
Every danger I hnVe known
That n reckless life can fill:
Yet her presence" Is not Down,
llcr bright smile hnunts mo still.
Why to Talc and Wan?
Why sn pnlo nnd wan, fond lover?
I'rithee, why so pale?
Will, when looking well can't movo her,
Looking III prevail?
I'rithee, why bo pale?
Why so dull nnd mute, young sinner?
I'rithee, why 'so mute?
Will, when speaking well can't win her,
Haying nothing do't?
Prithee, why bo mute? '
f
Quit, quit, for ihamc; this will not
move;
This cannot take her.
If of herself rIiu will not love,
Nothing can mnko her;
The del II tako her!
Sir John Suckling.
VALUE -F POHCHE3.
Month'n I.onflnu on tho VUvr.n Will Do
Wondcra for tlio Overworked.
There's nn old doctor In New York
who Is famous for repairing people
with n rather odd prescription. Over
worked men and nerve-wrecked wom
en, all out of Korts with life, come to
him In an ever-lengthening Hue, ami
beg to lie net aright. Ho looks them
very closely In the eye for perhaps a
minute, and then unyn, leisurely, with
gieat, genial hourtlucxs that In Itself
Is almost a euro on the npot:
"Well well I wouldn't llo mvnko
night worrying very much about It,
If I were you. You're all right, every
bit, only you've gone a trlllc 'Btnlo' as
the boys say In college athletics. What
you need more than anything clso Is
to do a little Judicious lonllug. Home
tiling In the way of a sun Imth dally.
In fact, the very beat thing I can rec
ommend for you Is a piazza In tho
Iterkslilre. JtiHt sit there for a month
or two and watch tho world go by.
Head u little, dream a little and listen
to tlio' birds, but don't you daro do a
single useful thing. And tho longer
you sit there the surer tho cure." '
A piazza In tho Uersblres. Tho old
doctor knew what ho was talking
about. Only, of course, It doesn't lit
erally have to be In the Hcrkshlrcs. A
piazza anywhere will do, oven yours
or mine, and tho bigger and sunnier
and more enticing It Is tho better. And
If, by any unpardonable oversight of
fate, or tlio architect's, ydu haven't a
plnzza, build one at once, I beg of you.
llulld a new one, change tho old one,
make n lino one liner. Ilut a piazza of
homo tiort you must have, for that way
oy Ilea.
It's rather a pity wo don't make
more of our piazzas. They beat us
badly at this sort of thing nvor In
southern Kin-ope, along tho shores of
the bluo Mediterranean. Even tho
poorest Italian and Spanish peasant
there knows enough to havo his llttlo
vino arbor, nnd to bask In It when tho
sun Is high in tho summer skies.
If wo could only, hero In strenuous
America, do a little of tho samo sort.
We're such nwful gruba, "with our
noses forever In the dirt nftor thn ilnl.
urs. And tho onger wo burv our.
selves In tho commercial tombs of the
slaving cities, the worse wo got. Nerves
eomo. and digestion iroes. until nrosont.
ly wo llud ourselves dlsgruutled old
parties, with our skies always over
cast, and our bones always aching.
And then, when It Is too late, wo sigh
for a sight of tho green things out
In Hod's country. Which would never
havo happened, you know, If we'd only
tlono n llttlo JudleloiiH lonllng on sonio
piazza, as the years woro slipping
uwuy. Men nnd Women.
GrowliiK Uko ni" Hpt'otuoln.
"Spectueles," bald an ophthalmolo
gist, according to tho Philadelphia
Itecoid, "uro ns old as wngonj), 1 aup-
pose, or as clotlies. Wasn't a pair
found recently In a mummy case that
dated back to something llko 30j yours
beforo Christ ? Ilut tho spectueles of
tho ancients were merely magnifying
glasses, ami tho modern sorts the
prismatic, tho spherical, the concave,
tho convex aud tho cylindrical, which
correct doublo vision, refraction, nij'
oplu, hyper-metropla, astigmatism, etc.
aro comparatively modern Inven
tions. They uro made of rock crystal,
and they havo douo more good than
anything else In modern medicine, ex
cept, perhaps, anesthetics. Medical
records show that thcro Is now 40 perl
An... I. .a fxt I.I 1 .1.1 .if.uu ,1..... .l... .. . . I
:tcm lino ui ...iiiiinwnc iiiMII IIIITO ISel
'to bo In tho world, and this Improve-
ment is duo cutltely to tho uso of snee
liieles, which hnvo kept weak oym from
huretimblng, as hrnccs keep weak llmhs
from Hiieeumblug. 'i'hero Is also much
leas of headache than thcro was. A
great deal of that came, yon know,
from tho eyes, and that sort of head
ncho hpectacles havo banished en
tirely." IlMKttnn uml Gnuililin;.
Tho gambling propensities of tho
Hussions are Indicated In tho fact that
more than IJ.noo.OOO Is snunt In Jtus
slu for playing cards. Tho Tsaritsa
Maria chat liable Institutions have a
ji.onojK)Iy of tho manufacture, mil
they muko a largo ptoflt. as tho pro
duction eosts only about $2.V),CO0.
Home girls can suggeats oysters af
ter tho show In 17 different ways with
out mentioning them.
1
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JAMESTOWN, N. D.
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HARD WHEAT
FLOUR
RUSSELL - MILLER
MILLING CO.
Jamestown, N. Dak.
THE SEILER CO.
( TAID ur CAriTlL$U,0UO. )
Abstracts, Collections, Insurances,
Loans and Real Estate.
Investments inndo nnd nil business ct
nonrcsiclentH tflvun most cnroful ntton
tlon. Ilufurcuces clieennlly (urnished.
JAMESTOWN, N. D.
Churchill, Webster. S Eolinger
Dealers in
Fanoy Groceries, Fresh Fruits,
Drugs and Toilet Artioles
AGENTS FOR CHASE X SANBORN COFFEE
Jamestown, N. D.
Chase & Grant Co.
FINE GROCERIES
HARDWARE
DRY GOODS
t
Jamestown N. Dak.
Adams Furniture Co
UNDERTAKERS
Embalming & Shipping a Specialty
North Dakota StiUUccnK.
JAMESTOWN, NORTH DAKOTA
- 2
l-AKUU, N. ft
MARSH & BALL
Livery Salo and Boarding
Heavy Draft nnd Fino Driving Horses
for Sale. Hoarscs, Hacks and
Carriages Opp. I'oslolllco.
Telephone Cull 137. FARGO, N. D.
FARGO MARBLE I GRAHITE WORKS
Ul.t). CAIIUKKI,, I'rop.
MANUFAOTUIIKKS OF
ArtlMtlc MumorlnlH
Wholesale and Retail Monuments
FAUGO ' NOKT1I DAKOTA
JOHN MONSON
TRUNK MANUFACTURER
Famplo Trunks and Cases nia.lo to or.
dor. Uepnlrlng douo promptly. OM
Trunks Taken in Exchange. H'uy your
ihkh wnuro uioy iuuku mem una huvo
yollr ni0llu''
T5,5CIh0l,e 7J,4'
0M "ont Mr"t'
FORGO, N. D.
T. E. YERXA
FARflO, N. D.
Staples Fancy Groceries
Fruits and Cigars.
Oppowlto IV. R. Depot
Green & Eggert
First-Glass Butchers I Packers
The Best Market in the City
0
Highest Prices Paid for
Ail Kinds of Live Stock
FARGO NORTH DAKOTA
r
SALT LAKE CITY
ti
USB,
Suit Air Extracts, Baking
Powder, Spices and Coffees
ARE THE BEST OR MONEY BACK
Calt Lako Oof loo & Sploo Millt
SALT LAKE, UTAH
LEAVER DRUG CO.'
Prescription Druggists
Cor. Third Weit anil South Teuitile. Tele
phone Wl.
I Salt Lake City, Utah.
QiADDi.K IlOCk 11K8TAORAKT.
IIUCKMAK A CAItnAailAR, Proprietors.
rirt C1m In overt rtipoct. Oysters a oclsUy
1019 Be co nd Blrcot,
Bkcramento.CAl.
nontu 1IOTKU
T1IO0. COItnt, Proprietor.
lUtoa 1.M nd 11.00 per 1sy.
Kntlroly Now and Modern
Centrally Ixicstcd, Two lllocks from 8. 1. depot
UUDDl.NU, CAL1FOHN1A.
Th
WINDSOR
W. 1. 11AYE9, MAtuazri.
Kurop nn p'nn, fl
per tiny nnd up.
A merle an plan.
t-'.60 per tiny nnd
up. HoHtuuraut
mil rnfe nt reason
able pikes.
St. Paul,
Minnesota
The Kenyon
Don Porter
Salt Lake City's
NEW HOTEL
Salt.Lake City Utah
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Hotel Qreen
Pnsndcnn, Cat.
...AUSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
Hotel Westminster &
1. 0. JUIINhO.V, Proprietor.
American and European
Plan.
Corner Main and Fourth Streets,
I.OS ANC1EI.KS, CAL.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
10HN GIBLIN, Prop.
rhil-CUM ArrnnimoiUtlnm nnd I'rnmptterv
Ice. lJreKmiloQMnn lor
Coummrcml '1 raveleri.
Phone 7. Ccr. First and Washington Su.
Albany, Oregon.
UilttUL&UUIS
FIRST-GLASS FIREPROOr
$3.00 PER DAY
Ti'k'!ionu l.l
I'. (, Mux Ml
The Grand Pacific Hotel
('HAS. A ftCilll.Uii:, l'rojrlulur.
Ilnritlsonicly Appointed nnd Pirst
Class In livery Purtlculnr.
Corner Railroad St. and lllggliis Ave.
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HIE SCENIC HOTEL OP I HE WORLD.
This mngnlllcent tourist hotel is fc'oattlo's most prominent architectural
nuuiiu iit-iHK Biiiiiiiuii upon tuo iiiguesi iK)iuioi land in tliu tloxtn-town
,.v. jvwv M1.M0 rv iuvi, ii, is, nuwuvur, easy oi access ny private tram
,i" i ""- '""j"'i ur iniiii oar ur ny e.trriugo. i no hcenery in
Washington s tho most sunerb to Im found nn tim l'.n.in. .-mtt 'rim..
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"'""" " mihoiiiiiko im inn nuBHiiijjuiu uro entirely inouerii nun nign-ciass;
the ctilsinu uml servieo nro nnst nthfuctory, Tho rates aro exceedingly reason
ablu for n fukliiomiblo Tourist Hotel,
. , . M,u ." ll"lln"," sltuatwl in tho midst of six acronof iK'autlfnlgrounils,
which with tho bnmd drheways, yreen luwns, uud a profusion of roses und car
nations, make tho location an Ideal ono. 'J lu scenery from Tlio Washington and
grounds Is uiibtirinia-ti'd in tlio West no other nolnt In Kaitthi I'lvlm' hiu-Ii h mm..
nUlccHt view ua can bo hud from this hotel.
nun ino neeno inui inoi mo oye, irom tlio
so expresseti inmseii. iiuu amis oi otnors,
aud gone silica tho opening of this grand hostlory, who havo added their trlhuto
to the many oxi ress o is of pleasure and satlsfuetim derived from aglimnsoofth
I'uget f-ound country from this iliiitngo ground, Including as it does a flow oi
mouutuius, lakes, Bound, harbor and all fa'oattlo. Write for illustruted bookUL
Hest furnished liouso In Southcra Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. II. ritACHT, Proprietor.
All Trains stop 30 Minutes
For Meals.
ASHLAND, OREQON
When in Spokane, go to
DAVENPORT'S
RESTAURANT
First Class in Every Respect. The
Finest Service that can be had
SPOKANE, WAS
l he
Colonial
Hotel
Strictly T'lmt clM. New nl M(wl ItlfRnatly
1'ntnli.liiil Apatluiennln tlie City. Muglc ot
Un Hulle.
61mm Ilrnt. I.nrre Will Ctoet, rrite and
I'nlille Ilnllia Itntf uv the l)r. Week at
Mouth. One lilock Boutti of l'otlafllce.
A. M. Cadleii, rropr. V. n, Curtlaa, lift.
Ttlephone Mtln f j
1119 Pint Ave. cor. Smrca BKATTLM, WASH.
' Dclnionico Restaurant
Umlcr Same Mdiiccratot
HOTEL PEDICORD
T. J. PEDICORD, Prop.
Heated by Steam. Hot
and Cold Baths. Electric
Calls and EIe:trlc Lights
in every Room. J J J
EUREPEAN PLAN
Rooms SOc, 75c and $1.00 Per Day.
Meals, 25 Cent.
Frco Bus nnd Free Snmplo Boon
209-13 Riverside Ave.. SPOKANE
HOTEL
CECIL
SEATTLE, U. S. A.
E. P. GAPI'NEY, Manager i
One of the
Northwest.
Iicst Hotels In the
Lnrgu Sample Rooms for Cora
nicrcinl Men.
EUROPEAN PLAN
JX-Y
The Tacoma
W. II IILACKWELL, Prop.
One o! the best hotels
on the Pacific Coast,
American Plan $3,00
per Day and Upwards
TACOMA,
WASH.
llstrict
way, ny
am tlio
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President itoosuvult was charmed
yorandus and grounds of tho hotol, und
hi public and private life, havo c
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