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HOTEL PORTLAND.
COST 91,000,000.
The Portland
M, O. BO WOtS, Mmnrngw
American Plan, $3 P01 Day
and Upward
HEADQUARTERS nit TOURISTS
AND
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Portland, Oregon
Telephone txMi
l O. Box Ml
The Grand Pacific Hotel
C1IAH. A. HCHItAOE, 1'roprUtor.
Handsomely Appointed and First
Class In Every Particular.
Corner Railroad St. and Hlgglns Ave.
MISSOULA, MONT.
The Kenyon
Don Porter
Salt Lake City's
NEW HOTEL
Salt Lake City
Utah
The Grandon
The only First-Class
American Plan Ho
tel in Helena.
Rates from $3 to $5
BOLLINGER
HOTEL
European Plan
Lewiston Idaho
Best Hotel In
Northern Idaho
The Northwest
KDW. 0. PATTERSON, I'rop.
CIIAS. II. KATT1NUKU, Mgr.
Steam Heat in Every Room
Private and Public Baths
Electric Light
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UP
Bismarck, N. D.
HOTEL
PEDICORD
T. J. PEDICORD,
Proprietor
Rates 50c, 75c, SI, )U0
R4MM with Private Batha
Both America and furopcaa
Private TeWpheacs im ReaaM
First-Class GriH
in Connection
209-219 Riverside Ave.,
SPOKANE, WASH.
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LEADING HOTELS i
RICHARDS
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
I'hone Exchange 25
360-362 Aider St.
Cor. Park
PORTLAND, ORE.
Best furnished hoiiao in Southern Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. II. riUOUT, Proprietor.
All Trains stop 30 Minutes
For Meals.
ASHLAND, OREdON
The New Bannock Hotel
NOltMAN Si AltMbTH0.N0, l'rop..
Headquarters for Commercial Men
American Plan. Room with Bath,
Hot and Cold Running Water and
Telephone in Each Room.
RATES $2.00 to $4.00 PER DAY
Pocatllo
Idaho
The Spalding
Leading Hotel of the
LAKE SUPERIOR REGION
Enlarged and Improved
American Plan, (2.60 and Up
European Plan (1.00 and Up
Finest Cafe in Northwest
DULUTH, MINN
HOTEL WHITMAN
UNDKlt NEW MANAGEMENT
A Home for the Traveling Men
Strictly First Class.
American Plan
Electric lighted, Steam heated. Good
Sample Rooms in Connection.
J. C BROWN, Manager.
COtrAX. WASHINGTON
'tmmTUKvi tJaaaamm.
Hfff9B
A HAPPY CITIZEN
I happy in do springtime w'en d daya
is gittln' long
En do birds Is In do blossoms, des a
uliakln' 'cm wld song;
Wen do larks Is lookin' lively, kaw dey
knows do fros' Is done,
En do crow's do blackest shadder 'twlxt
dc green worl' en do sun.
Ilappy on do way,
BliiRln' alt do day:
"De raln'll make de roses, en do gross'll
come ter hay 1"
I happy in do summer des ci happy c
kin be,
Wen do cotton's des n-imowln', en do
corn's ez tall ez mo,
Itustlln' cr his green blades whar do wes'
win' run a race,
En shukin' cr his silky, shiny tassels In
my face.
Hcah mo what I say?
I happy on de way,
For a sunny rond is lend In' ter do happy
harves' day.
I happy In de falltlme, w'en do leaves
is gittln' brown
En do hlck'rynuts Is fallln' en do apples
dent de groun',
Wen you henh do hounds a-baylu', en do
horns begin ter blow,
En do fox is huntln' ktrcr, en de rabbit
lay In' low.
Ilappy on de way
Dnt's de word you hcah mo say I
Do fros' hez spiced do harves' ez It twin
Isles ter dc day.
En winter got his blesiln's, en ho mighty
mighty sweet J
Cabin flo' a-crackln' ter de dancln' er
jo' feet;
En I come ter de conclusion, w'en I heah
do Chris'mus chime,
Da worl' so full er sunshlno dat I happy
all do timet
Ilappy on do way
Wintertime en May;
All do worl' Is slugln' w'en de heart make
holiday 1
Frank L. Stanton.
THERE la an nppearnnco of sweet
simplicity about Alicia, an Iniren
uouwicxh of expression, an Inno
cent, halMiKiulrliiB, haif-wondcrlng
look In her bin blue eyes and an nrt
Iobmiors In her observation on things
In genernl thnt render her friends very
anxious on her account. I nm anxious
myself very anxious.
I am nfrnld that ouo of these tlno
days some designing youth with pndded
Rhoulderri nnd pointed shoes will per
amnio Alicia to a matrimonial cugago
monk Thero are ninny such younjr lin
potior diinglliiK' around her, nnd It Is
rather remarkable that nothing of tho
sort has happeiiiMl. Not that It Is any-
"HAVE YOU MST ANYTIIINar'
thing to mo personally, only I should
hnto to ueo Alicia Imiwscd uion.
Sometimes, though, 1 witch myself
wondering If Alicia la rwilly as guile
less as alio seems. I wondered when
sho told mo about losing her purse ou
n shopping oxjwdltlon yesterday. "I
was dreadfully worried about It," alio
aid. "It seemed so careless of mo. I
don't suppose men ever do lose their
purses, do they?"
"Never," I replied, "or almost never."
"I'upa never does," said Alicia. "I
beard him tell mamma tnat he never
did. That was when mamma lost hers.
lie saya It la so foolish for women to
carry their pockctbooks aiound In their
bands; hut I'm suro I don't know how
else they could carry tbem uulius they
balanced them on their tmds. liesldes,
when I have mlno In my hand I alwuys
know It's there; It Isn't as If I bad It
lu a pocket where I'd never bo auro
that somebody hadn't picked It"
"Of courso not," I agreed. "Hut If
you carried yours In your hand bow did
you iiapiKJii to lose It?"
"I laid It down, of courso. I was
looking at embroideries at Spoonder
by' and you can't look at embroideries
with one hand."
"I can see that with half an eye," I
aid.
"I wanted the embroidery for a
gulmpe," said Alicia.
"For a what?"
"Oh, never mind. Anyway, I must
I have gone away aud left my purse ly
) Alicia's Purse ?
If i'j&fESLaWBKSBi
WamamSr"
life rZPS I
ing on me coumer. i Know mat l must
have done so, but I didn't think of It
at the time. It must have been an hour
before I missed It I bad got through
with my shopping at Spoonder by 'a and
I was In Itaxtrell's.
"Tou hadn't bought much, then."
"What makes you think so?"
"I Just guessed." ,
"I wanted a sample ot albatross
and "
"Did you say yon were In Baxtrell's
or Lincoln Park.
"Albatross Is a clotb, Illy," said
Alicia. "I bad a sample of It in my
purse that I wanted, to match and when
I went to look for It I found, of course,
that I hadn't got It"
"You looked tor it In your hand, I
suppose, nnd to your great irurprlsa
your hand was empty?"
"Yes," said Alicia, simply. "My Hrst
thought was that 1 must nave dropped
It somewhere on the lloor audl began
to look around Tor It. Just then a
voice at my elbow snld, I beg pardon,
but have you lost anything?'"
"Whnt kind of a voice?" i asked.
"It was a very nunlcnl voice," re
plied Alicia, "rich and deep and pene
trating, with nn Indescribable quality
In It, If you know what I mean."
"A liquidity?"
"Not cxnctly n liquidity. No. 'JUiero
was a &ort of sympathetic timbre. Hut
you don't know what I menu. You are
Just laughing nt me."
"I assure you I was not. Was It a
mnn's voice or n woman's?"
"Why, a mnn's, of courso," said Ali
cia, widening her eyes. "How could a
man speak lu n woman's voice? And ho
was Just splendid. Tail nnd dark nnd
with the loveliest little silky blnck nius
tncho." "I wish I had been there," I snld.
"I'm sure I don't know why you
should, bccntiso ho was perfectly re
spectful. I think ho saul, 'Have you
lost anything, madam?'"
"Oh, ono of the tloorwull'crs."
"He was nothing of tho kind. Ho
didn't look In the least llko a floor
walker; most of them are lmld nnd
middle-aged. They are at Itaxtrell's.
There are sotno young ones nt Sjioon
derby's. There Is onu In tho ribbon
department who Is per "
"Never mind. What did you do?
Did you freeze him?"
Of course I know that the Idea of
Allcln's freezing anybody Is quite pre
posterous. "You should liivo done so,"
I said.
"I told him that I had lost my purso
and hu was most polite and concerned.
Ho didn't try to bo silly as soiuo people
do."
"Whnt people?"
"Never mind. Ho nskeil me to de
scrlbo the purso nnd looked all mound
under the counter and stools and ev
erywhere, but we cotildu t II ml It, nnd
then I told him that I'd probably left
it at tho embroidery counter In HKon
derby's and hu offered to go back there
with me."
"Allcln," I said, severely, "I'm going
to speak to your mother and ask her
not to let you go shopping nlono The
Idea of walking around die stores with
a stranger a young mnn you know ab
solutely nothing nbout and tnlklng
with him and smiling nt btm mid "
"lint 1 didn't walk nround with him,"
protested Allcln. "I told him that I
wouldn't think of troubling him and 1
asked the clerk to show mo some al
batross and ho bowed and walked awny
Just as nicely as could dc. II- was
perfectly lovely about It nnd I felt
mean becauso I was afraid ho would
think I was trying to snub him.''
"You did perfectly rltfht" I said.
"Perfectly right"
"I don't know," sighed Alicia. "I
don't llko to he rude. Well, when I got
through looking at tho nllmtross I
went back to Kpoonderhy's and, what
do you think? They told aie that soiuc
liody hud Just called for the purso and
descrllKHl It exactly and that they
had given It to him, aud, do you know,
It must havu been that same young
mnn, The description tho young wom
an gnvo of hliu iiinkes mo absolutely
certain that It was he."
"I nover keep my money In mv purse
when I go shopping," snld Allcln, with
a faint blush. "There were n lot or
samples In It, though, and car fare, anil
I tinted dreadfully to lose It. Hut pupa
bought mo nnother mid I'd wnnted 'a
new ono for ever so long. It's Just tho
buiutlfulcst llttlu thing, but 1 never
could have afforded It myself, nnd pnpa
wouldn't gut It for mo us long us 1 had
the old one.
"Still, I'm sorry for that young
man. I suppose he thought I'd be at
Itaxtrell's for a long tluio and ho'd get
the purse aud bring It buck to mo and
surprise mo. I wonder If no Isn't walk
ing up aud down State street now with
that wretched little purso In his baud
looking for mo?"
"I wonder 1" 1 said. And, us I ro
marked before, I am still wondering.
Chicago Dully News.
Without the Harluft- Grace.
It was universally acknowledged that
Mr. Gladstone's memory was prodig
ious; hut thero was a certain Lord
Chief Justice of Kngland who thought
the statesman's memory of his feats of
memory more prodigious still.
On ono occasion, after listening to
what seemed to him a "tall story" of
some happening of the greut man's ear
ly years, tho Ixu-d Chief Justlco deter
mined to go him ono better.
So he said that ho remembered when
he was only six months old, lying In his
cradle, be saw his nurse surreptitiously
help herself to a gluns of brandy, and
aid to himself:
"As soon as I can speak, sha'n't I tell
my mother I"
'The thing Is absolutely Impossible,"
was Mr. Gladstone's comment, In his
gravest tone.
Tho Lo.nl Chief Justice said after
ward that he had been beaten IecauHo
he had reckoned on Mr. Gladstone's
having a gleam of humor.
"I was mistaken I" ho said, sadly.
Not the Name fur It.
"I suppose," said the new reporter,
"there Is a lot of Jealousy In the the
atrical profession?"
"Not a particle," replied the leading
lady. "Why, my understudy Is dead
anxious for an opportunity to take my
part" Chicago News.
A man may be ablo to fool all the
women some of the time, but there are
some women who fool a m-'Ji all of the
time.
J LEADING HOTELS j
THE ESMOND MOTEL.
OSCAlt AMDKtlSON Manager
Ilatoa! Kuropean 1'Un
fOc, lie, 11.00, $1.60, 12.00 per day
Free l!ui to and from all Tratni
Front and Morrlton HtrcetR
rOllTLAND OUEGON
: DULUTH MINN. :
?
HENRY FOLZ
Lending grocery nnd mar
ket. Wo servo the traveling
public at reasonable prices.
114 and 110 West Superior
street.
DULUTH,
MINN.
I GREAT FALLS :
ClotliB Mnn, Woman, Hoy in
Modern Up-to-Dnto Fnsliioiiublo
Clothing at Popular Prices.
Visit Often the Popular Priced
Store for Men and Women.
Q rent Falls, - - - Montana.
E. A.KKlClircii. I'rcdtclont.
W. V. HKNC1UU8UII. Vice I'renlilont.
11. W. UllUN WALDT, Uvo. Jt Treat
THE
AMERICAN BREWING
S MALTING COMPANY
Drawers nnd Bottlers of extra
quality lager beer. "American
Family " bottled beer a spcclulty.
Ofllco: 109 Central Avonue.
P. O. Box 80.
t
Qreat Falls, - - - Montana.
I! IDAHO advertising!
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Thoi. Myth, I'ro Lyman Kargo, Vice Pre
The Blyth & Fargo Co.
I'ocatclW), Idaho
General Alcrchandiso
KTOltKB AT
Cvanston, Wyo. I'ocatcllo, Idaho
BANKOFNAMPA,Ltd.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.00
EitaMtihed nn. Dewey I'alace Hotel llld'g.
FIIKD a. MOCK, I'reildent
F. J. C'ONltOV, Vlce-1'reatilent
C. It. II1CKF.Y, CMhlor
FRANK JUNKINHON, AM'tt'aehler
NAMPA,
IDAHO
J, A. Murrey,
Wm. A. Anthte,
Caihltr
I.N. Anthei,
Aim. CeebUr
, ITCHJCni.
D. W. SUnJroit,
vice rridtni
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Pocutello, Iduhoi
POCATELLO,
IDAHO
TUTTLE MERCANTILE CO., LTD.
Wholesale Grocers
GOODWIN M1NINO CANDLES
Judson Powder, Fuse and Caps
AOKNTB FOIl TUB
CELEBRATED OLYMPIA BEER
Nnmpu, Idaho
D.W.Cburcb Karle C. While C. C.t'hlUou
CHURCH & WHITE CO.
Real Estate
And Insurance
PocatwllO'
Idaho !
CAFE Phone Main 2318
CON HJ.LGERS
381 N. 17th St. Portland, Oregon
Tlinne Hood f77
THE OLD HOME
F. 1. MmiAN, Prop.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars
for. Ecu'tiU'umli nnd Nortlmip Sti.
Portland, Oregon
A. CORRIGAN
Barton, Or., Clackamas River
Best Fishing and Hunling Grounds
in the Northwest
LOUIS SCHUMACHERS
FURRIER
Furs tlcmmluled into l.titrst Ftyle.
llor.s, S o en, Ties, for luhs ihan at
itny other plnn.
125 Madison Stroct
V. It. WJIIInitiN Al Clcvolnntt
FASHION STABLES
Hacks, Livery, Boarding;
Twentieth nnd Washington Sts.
Wcct ir.d Exposition Bide;.
I'hone Main 15 PORTLAND, OREGON
OUR WORK IS HUT ONE GRADE -.TMC DtST
Wc mile x trcctally of hunzting lie CurUlal
CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO.
5-19 Morrlton Street.
Wo Mipiitv tlio llutt'lii-r limit) ullli nice, clean
npmtix. Why tmy jmir npiun nml tlion pny to
Iihm) tlii'in lniiiiilvrril ilion n lll nupply
tln'in fin Jiift what It coMr )oii mm- to limo
tlivin luuiiik'icil. Our unon s 111 mil,
M. J. (Intihirr. l'linno Mntn 1900 M.Oanlncr
GARDNER BROS.
Miinnfnciurcrn of tho
Silk Tie Cigars
UNION MADE
20 Ma'lson Street PORTLAND, OREGON
WEEKS GRANITE CO.
For First Class Work and
LOWEST PRICES
in Portland
Cor. Forrth and Columbia Streets
One block South of City Had
DRUGS, STATIONERY
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
PERFUMES
PrcmrliitiniiH, Family HrripoH. Phono
yourorduiH Hunt Dllil).
W. C. CHURCH, Pharmacist
G77 Wllllunn Ave., Cor. Targo
NATIONAL WINE CO.
Pare Wine & Liquors
WE SELL DIRECT TO
THE FAMILIES
Fifth and Stark Streets
Phone Main 649") PORTLAND. ORE.
Rupert's Pharmacy
PHONE MAIN 6421
Kvi'rythlnjj Now, Fresh anil Up-To-I);ito.
Wo mil o t your tuuln.
Purity pro-omiiii'iit. Pino Drti'H
nil Important mutter. 1'ren'rlptloiis
pruiisoly prcparud, W nvvor hii)
BtillltO. 1'orfllllll'H (if tilt) llljillt'Ht
churuutor. Wow uut ) our conlliloncu
4G0 Jcffrrson SI.
Corner Ihlrtcrnili St. Pnrtl.irwl Of
Opp. Uulllvjnl's Grocery oniUIIU, Vfr.
Portland Fluff Rug Go.
Transforming of
Worn Brussels and Ingrain
Carpels Into Rugs
Prompt Attention and Good Service Guaranteed -
Phone 3052
700 Washington St., Portland, Ore(oa
Furniture oiQuality
We sell Quality goods Fur
niture that ia made from
Natural Wood, that will give
satisfaction under hard
wear. The same will hold
good of our carpets and
stoves. That's the kind we
sell.
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COVELL
FURNITURE CO,
184-186 FIRST
All the Credit You Want
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