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The Portland
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and Upward
HEADQUARTERS mm TOURISTS
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OOMMEROIAL TRAVELERS.
Portland, Oregon,
Telephone 96.11
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The Grand Pacific Hotel
Oil AH. A. BCilHAOK, Proprietor.
Handsomely Appointed and First
Class in Every Particular.
Comer Railroad St. and rUgjrini Ave.
MISSOULA, MONT.
The Raymond
Lewiston, Idaho
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It being improved in every way
possible. The leading hotel in the
city. Commercial trade our spe
cialty. BUR DICK BROS, rrc-prlctora ,
HOTEL PEDICORD
T. J. PEDICORD, Prop.
Heated by Steam. Hot
and Cold Baths. Electric
Calls and Electric Lights
in every Room. j j j
EUREPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c, 75c and $1.00 Per Day.
Meals, 25 Cents.
Free Rub and Free Samplo Hooms.
209-13 Riverside Ave.. SPOKANE
Rainier Grand Hotel
Refitted Refurnished
Under New Management
Strictly First-Class
European Plan
Cafe in Connection
WILSON & WHITE CO., Props.
CrIAS. PERRY, Manager
Seattle Wash.
1UK VICiOKiA
PORTLAND.
Best furnished Iioubo in Southern Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. II. PIIAOIIT, Proprietor.
All Trains stop 30 Minutes
For Meals.
ASHLAND, OREQON
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The Tacoma
W. I). IJLAOKWELL, Prop.
One of the best hotels
on the Pacific Coast.
American Plan $3.00
per Day and Upwards
TACOA1A,
WASH.
THE HELENA
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IIKNKY A. Mi:Yi:il A PAUL S. l'KTEHHON
The Leading Hotel
in Helena
Rates, $3.00 to $5.00
HELENA
MONT.
The New Bannock Hotel
NOKMAN A AIIMSrUONO, I'roi.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
American Plan. Rooms with Bath,
Hot and Cold Running; Water and
Telephone in Each Room.
RATES $2.00" to S4.00 PER DAY
Rocatello
Idaho
The Victoria Hotel
SPOKANE, WASH.
First-Class in All Its Depart
ments. Headquarters Tor
Tourists and Commercial
Travelers
When in Spokane Don't Fail
to Stop at the Victoria
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A in i r leu u plan.
2.50 per day antl
up. Hub tu 11 runt
and enfe t reason
ublo pt Ices.
St. Paul, Minnesota
Hotel Green
Pasadena, Cal.
...ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
The Spalding
Leading Hotel of the
LAKE SUPERIOR REGION
Enlarged and Improved
American Plan, $2.50 and Up
European Plan 1.00 and Up
Finest Cafe in Northwest
DULUTH, MINN
TACOMAS LEADING RESTAURANT
CARLYLE'S
r. J. CARLYIC, Prop.
Your Patronage Is Very
Respectfully Solicited.
1011 Pacific Avenue
TACOMA, WASHINGTON
HOTEL EATON
Portland. Orouoii
Tourists' and Commercial Men's
Headquarters
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
Hot and Cold Water. Private Baths.
Phone in Each Room.
All Outside Rooms.
Cor. West Park and Morrison Streets
WtONtSs Mold, M 2077 Dor, M 115
Golden West Hotel
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M. PCTCRSCN, Proprietor.
Everything New and Up-to-Datc
Cor. Washington St. and First Ave.
SPOKANt, WASHINGTON
First National Bank of Rook Springs
UOCK HI'ltlNOS, WYOMINO
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $100,000
EVERY ATTENTION OIVEN TO BUSINESS
ENTRUSTED TO US
EASTERN AND Wf STERN
LUMBER .COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
Car and Cargo Shippers
Office and Mills, North Front St.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Telephone Main 1386
DAVIS BELTING CO.
Belting, Roofing and
Mill Supplies.
Selling: Agents Nott's Celebrated Leather
Beltincs Carey Magnesia Flexible Cement
Rooting! Chicago Lace Leather; Rubber
Belting. Uelts Repaired.
49 First Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON
PMONI2 MAIN M47
Pacific Blue Points
OYSTERVlLLE OYSTER COMPANY
Growers and Shippers of
Eastern Traisplmtid and Native
Shoalwater Bay Oysters
WHOLESANE ONLY
Orders will bo promptly filled at 253
Yamhill htreot
PORTLAND, OREQON
pfgpiSSom I
JLxt-a
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f 1110 most successful nook dealing
wiwi uie lUisso-Jiipanose conflict
brought out lu England this year Is
"Tlio Yellow War," the author of
. which concealB himself under the pseu
donym "O." The author Is n man who,
because of hli political and personal
I Importance, was able to see much more
! of tho actual lighting than tho general
run of correspondents.
Mrs. II. M. Lothrop (Mnrgarct Sid
ney) Is engaged In completing tho
tenth of the famous Pepper books,
"IJen Pepper," which the taturop, Leo
end Shepard Company have In press
for publication upon their Lothrop list
during the present Bcason. The popu
lar demand for these remarkable books
Is continually Increasing; the sales dur
ing the past season surpassing all pre
vious records.
Miss Hraddcn Is bo sure of readers
that a story by her Is always welcomed
by the book sellers. She has one com
ing out Bhortly called "The Rose of
Life," a modem romance story of good
and bnd Roclcty, with a heroine as In
nocent and charming as Goethe's
Gretchcn. Tho book has glimpses of
the trivial life of the London season
and there is more than a glimpse of the
literary llfo 1n the person of a poet
whose fate Is the tragedy of the atory,
which for tho rest enda happily.
Mr. Alec Tweedle, whoso excellent
book on Mexico Is well known, wrltea
In the London Mngar.lno on General
Porforlo Diaz, whom sho describes as
a man who mndc a nation, and now
publishers are trying .o Induce her to
write a book on the general's life. As
no ono has yet written an account of
tho life of that remarkable man, and
as Mrs. Tweedle wbh twice the guest
of the general and his wife In Mexico,
she may bo prevullcd upon to write
such a book.
In view of tho success of II. Rider
Haggard's latest book, "The Brethren,"
and others that have gone before, such
as "She," "Allen Quartermaln," etc., It
Is amusing to hear that the llrst threo
books written by this gifted romnnclst
brought him In the enormous sum of
ten pounds sterling. As can readily
be understood, tho young author was a
llttlo discouraged by this showing, but
resolved on ono more shot, and pro
duced "King Solomon's Mines," which
mado him famous at once. .
The latest novelty Is a magazine
called tho Novel Magazine, published
by Arthur Pearson. It Is a novel
because It Is a book of Action
only. It Is a novelty because
It la the only Urltlsh magazlnn
devoted to Action alone: Rut It Is not
the first time such a thing has been
tried. Borne years ago a mngazlno of
this Kort was brought out, but It did
not succeed until miscellaneous articles
were blended with tho stories, so It will
bo Interesting to see If Mr. Pearson
enn make his fiction magazine pay.
Ily the terms of tho will of General
Lew Wallace nil of this author's prop
erty, both real and personal, Is left to
his -wife, without condition. Tho will
Is very short, containing only four sen
tences. General Wallace loft n con
siderable estate, and Mrs. Wallace will
have not only the revenun from this,
nut she will nlso, In future, bo entitled
to tho royalties from tho sale of Ills
books, which amount to a good deal lu
tho courso of the year. Indeed, tho
Harpers report that now, over 20 yennt
after publication, the demand for "Hon
Ilur" Is as great as ever.
PLAN NEW OVERLAND ROUTE.
Canadlauato Ilulld h I.lnc H.riOOMllea
to the Count.
Tho leiiKth of the main lino the- new
transcontinental railroad In Canada
from Monoton to Port Simpson, la es
timated at 3,500 miles. U,Ih expected
to cost In tho neighborhood of 125,
000,000, of which $fl.V)00,000 arc for
the eantern section, to ho bnllt by the
government, and fdO.OOO.OOO for tho
western section, to be built by the rail
way company.
In addition to the tnnln line there arn
several projected branches, sonio to
connect with tho principal towns mid
cities to the sduth of the railway, and
others to open up new districts still
farther north. Nothing here 1ms been
definitely decided, but It Is practically
certnln that, In the east, brnnche. will
connect tho now transcontinental rail
way with Monteral, Toiwito, Kuult Kto,
Mario and Fort William; whllo In tho
west branches will he built to HckIiiu,
Calgary, Prince Albert and other Im
portant centers lu the wheat and
ranching districts.
In Hritlsh Columbia connection will ,
probably be made with a line running
north from Vancouver, and a limtifli
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lino will run north to Dawson City. A
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possiuio uuveiuiuHciii ui mr (mint.- miij- mij-rounulnga,
be a branch from some point on the 7th KlKhthundred feet of wlilo ver
eastern section extending northward to nmlas surround tho hotel, giving to
Hudson Hay. Railways to Hudson liny tho guest opportunities for rest and
have been projected and chartered promenndo not found olsewhero.
time and again during the hist 10 orl 8Ui-The vlow from these spacious
IB vonrs but have always fallen verandas cannot bo dcscilbcd. Moun
10 years, nut nay n,;"f" "cn tains, lakes, tho Hound and tho city
through becaiM. of the Immenso ex-lt80,f form ;)0 niagnlfl(,ont !inraina
penso Involved and the uncertainty as not foun,, nnywhoro else on earth,
to the forthcoming prollts for many otb Tho hotel lobby, parlors, Turk
years after completion. With tho new Ish room, etc., are exquisite, and form
transcontinental road opening up so
much of northern Canada, tho coit of i
a branch to Hudson Ray would be ma-
terla..y reduced and lf commercial
much of northern Canada, tho coit of i
success corresponningiy increased
Success.
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The apple Is such a common fruit
at very few persons are familiar
that very few perso
with Its remarkably cIIIchcIouh medi
cinal nronertles. I!verr one oueht tn
know that the very best thing he can
do u to ent npples Just before retlrlni:
for tlie nlfht. family Doctor. '
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111E HOTKL
THE QRANDON
JOS. DAVIS, Prop.
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
OADUI.K nOCK HKBTAUKANT.
IIUCKMAN A CAItHAGIIAIt, Proprlelnm.
First CImi In ovcrr rrrct. Ojriteri ipocUttjr
1010 Hccond Ktrcot,
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The St Louis
Cafe and Restaurant
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
142' North Sixth St.,
Portland, Oregon
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1st It Is the
best hotel on the
Coast.
2d ft costs no moin t ti it ii pooior
hotels, ntt nhowii Ik intos below.
3d Now lintel, in-. furniture.
Hli KM'ii'iit hcniru.
nth The WtishlniUiiu, whllo rik.
In tho center of the city, la on an cio
vatlon of 200 feet, which liftH you
nbovn tho noise, (lust and smoke of
tho street hotels.
'! no ijowi is sitiinte, in mo
ontPr W tph of beautiful
uroundB, with tluiusnnds of roses and
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a continuation or comfort and luxury
not often found In hotels.
not often found In hoti
, 10th A Dutch grill
ffflh "
nas recently
service may be
mhT,ie dng room cnnnot bo
excellod. IJrcakfaBt and lunch are
served a la carte, at most reasonable
Jf18 an,ia.tnb!0. ?' ,10 dinner for
!h?I0JaJ,rOnOUnce'J by a" to bo abovo
12th Rates Extremely reasonable.
European plan-
Room, without bath, 11.00 per day
and upward.
Room, with bath, 2.00 per day and
hiiimwn Iiiiihmiihiwii nmni
GUA.NDON
The Kenyon
Don Porter
Salt Lake City's
NEW HOTEL
Salt Lake City Utah
TOURIST HOTEL
DtMPSCi' A CUDIIICC, Proprietors
Rotes 50c to $1.50 Per Day
A First Class Transient Hotel
EUROI'CAN PUN
Cor. Occidental Ave. and Main St.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
Newly fiirnlnhul HMIm snil 11 ronvinlcncti
MnliiK Huom In roiiiiiclloii
Hotel Deutsches Haus
MtYCIt A WCHNCR. Props
Two minute' walk from the Union Sta
tion, Frrc Bet to and from every train-
Phone Main 3272.
42,'J Sixth Street
, , PORTLAND, OREGON
upward
'iliih i.ervlcn to mid finm all tinltiH
ml li"! tn, 2ft ceuiH,
TiiinliH, each way, 2.' cents.
CapiliiKo faro (pilvato), no conts.
Special rates nindo to parties for
one mouth or more,
li'ith IleliiK nbowi the street and
away from tho noise, you will enjoy
u night's rest bettor nt tho Washing
ton than any other hotel In the city.
14th Oo to the Washington and If
you are not satisfied that It surpasscH
nil other hotels on tho Pacific Coast
for excellent servlcn and reasonable
prices, your bill s III ho uoMilng.
ICth Do not bo deceived by bollov
Ing that comn other hotel In tho city
Ik iih good as tho Washington, for such
lu not the. case. Tho Washington
ntnnds ulono as tho most charming
and ntt) active hotel west of New
York.
Tho following people have stopped
at tho Washington during tho past
year i ml have given uniitl.ited pralsn
and declared thut lu mnuy respects It
excels any other hotel on the conti
nent: President Theodora Roosevelt. Win,
II. Moody. Hocretnry of tho Navv:
Gov. Odell, of New York: Uaron
Rothschild, Mr. Rmlth, of tho Dolleora
Diamond Mines. South Africa; Hon.
Cornelius N. Ullss, Ex-Rccrotary of
Interior; Hon. C. 8. Mellon, President
N. Y. & H. R. Ily.; Mrs. J. J. Hill,
Louis Hill and J. N. Hill, of tho Great
Northern Ry.; Hon. Howard Elliott,
President N. P. Ity.; Adellna Pattl, K.
II. Sothcrn, Oov. Ilrady, of Alaska;
Mme. Nordlca, Maud Adams, Nat
Goodwin, Mrs. Flsko, all Raymond fe
Whltcnmh tourists, Richard Mnnsflold
and other celebrities of tho commer
cial and professional world.
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