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THE W. G. M'PHERSON COMPANY
Heating, Ventilating and Drying Engineers
WARM AIR FURNACES
"NOTHING BUT THE BEST" 47 First Street PORTLAND, OREGON
DRIFTED SNOW
FLOUR
"The Purest of Pure Foods"
Tacoma Warehouse
TACOMA,
THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT
BEST BY EVERY TEST
For Streets, Driveways and Crosswalks.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
716 Oregonian Building, Portland, Oregon
HENRY WEINHARD'S BREWERY
Manufacturers and Bottlers of the
Well Known Brandsf Lager Beer
" EXPORT "
"KAISERBLUME"
"COLUMBIA"
IN KEGS AND BOTTLES
Trade and Families Supplied
Breweryland Office BURNSIDE & 13th STS.
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1'risMunt. iHtlilur.
Union National Bank
Incorpornted 1890
CAPITAL $100,000
Pays Interest on Time Deposits
THE OLD RANK CORNER
Crand Fork i,
NORTH DAKOTA
O. C. HLINT7, Manager. Phone Cast 57
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
STRUCTURAL, STEEL AIND IROIN
Steel Bridges, Upset Rods and Bolts, Cost Iron
Coltims nnd all Architectural Iron. Sidewalk Doors
and Lights. All Kinds of Castings.
EAST END BURNSIDE STREET BRIDGE, PORTLAND, OR
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FUSt National Bank Of HOCk SpringS
hock tU'lilMSH. myom'i.so
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $100,00!)
liVUUV ATri'NTION VI!N TO IUJSINUSS
liNlk'USIT.I) IO US
ssr TToajI? Spokane
The Model Dry Goods Store
of the Model Western City
VISIT SPOKANE. When you do, visit THE CRESCENT,
its model store, and one of the most interesting show places in
what Elbert Hubbard has called the model city of America.
VUltort will find here Bureau of Information vrkar
reliable information of all kind regarding the city may
be obtained. Alio free Parcel Check Rooms, Public
Telephones and comfortable waiting rooms with lava
tories for women. .
Spokane Agents for North Star Blankets, the kind used on
all Pullman coaches.
and Sperry
U. S. A.
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Watson Drug Co.
Wholesale and Retail
The most complete dock of Druei and
Patent Medicines to te found In the Inland
Empire. Prices Cuarnteed low lhc
lowest. Our Prescription Department
meri.i your confidence.
421 Riverside Ave.
Mariio Block
A "CORNER" IN
HUGH SIIIl'MKNT
A New York firm 1ms prnctlcnll
formed n "corner" In wnter from the
lllver Jordan. Lnrjto quantities of the
wnter nre shipped to America for use
nt hnptlsms nml revivals, and a Ken
tucky colonel named Clifford B. NnuV
and (mnrked with a cross), has been
sent there to superintend tho shipment.
On his left stands tho Governor of
Jericho. Tho project was formed and
carried out by Colonel C. K. Nndnml of
Kentucky, who had a Krcat many ob
stacles to overcome. Ilu had to con
vey tho water seventy miles to the sea
coast across tho mountnlns of Judca.
Casks were not to bo had, and had to
VETERAN TICKET PUNCHER.
Conductor Who llrltevea lie Ilolda
hr W.irld'a llecoril.
Ilecauso he Iihh wen B8 years of eon
tlnuoim Hervlce with one railroad com
pany, diirliiK fiO of which he linn hoon
a pnHMMiKer conductor, Albert Roath.
of Voreenter, Mas'). hellcvcB he holdH
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a world's record. Though over 78
years old Roath Is a marvel of
KprlRhtllncHH ami rocs about his dally
duty with the wuno cntliusliiHin as he
did when ho was tlrst promoted to his
present poHltlon.
During that time he 1ms traveled
over i.r00,000 miles, or upwards of
100 times around the world, measur
ing nt tho initiator. The number of
passengers whom ho has piloted over
the road must tm well over the million
mark. The veteran conductor served
for eight years as a switchman, brake
man und linKKiiKOinun, and the remain
lug half century as a passenger con
ductor. COW8 WEAR GLASSES.
Itcmarknhle 1 1 runt of Myopia BIIIU
rra Owned In Arknuaaa,
'If one wero Inclined to nrnko a pun
he would say that tho cattle owned by
Oeorgo llepro and kept by him on hU
farm near hero are "spectacles." It
would bo true of them In one sense of
the word, and to a certain extent, In
Iwth senses, says n Rig Sandy (Ark.)
dispatch to the Raltlmore Hun.
About twelvo years aso Mr. Ileprn
was tho owner of a prize cow named
Arrydlce, the best tnllch cow In this
part of the country so excellent nn
animal that ho was offered $1,100 for
her by the stato agricultural college.
He would not sell her, even at this high
price, but not so long nfter ho had re
fused the offer he wns sorry that hu
hnil not done so, for tho anltunl became
troubled with n bad case of short sight
edness and feeble vision. Sho could
not tee things well, i'Un when they
wero within two Inches of her nose, and
nearly starved to death In tho pasture
before It was discovered that she could
not see the grass well enough to eat It.
Mr. Ilepro's wn. Montmorenclo, Iswui
oculist In Little Rock, and, happening
to ho borne on n visit at the time the
cjw'h dllllculty was realized, he sug
gnsttnl that he could make a pair of
spectacles for her that would ennblo
her to seo as well as ever. Ho 'was giv
en the commission, with n promise of
$100 If they worked, and lu a very
Bbort time ho had tltted the high-priced
bossy out with an excellent pair of
bifocals that enabled her to graze and
cnt as well os ever with her head down
and to see distant objects ns clearly
nnd distinctly as In the palmy days
when her head was lifted. She be
came as valuable as ever, and the col
lege renewed Its offer, which was agalu
refused by the farmer. It soon' devej
oihh!, however, that the peculiarity of
shortsightedness and feeble vision was
beredltnry In her descendants to tb.e
second and third generations, and lu
ssinuch as her rvniarkablp milking
qualities were hereditary also. Mr," Hep
ro could not think of changing tho herd.
He held onto It, und, while adding to
his bank account by means of the as
tonishing flow of milk that character
ised all of the Arrydlce strain, he con
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JORDAN WATER.
OV JORDAN WATER.
)o inndo of wood brought from Asia
Minor. Heforo the water was put Into
them they wero thoroughly washed and
(Uninfected, and the water was boiled
and filtered. Tho persons In tho photo
graph arc, In the center, Colonel Nnd
and ; on his left, tho long whito-bearded
figure Is Father Maxlmos, of St. John's
Convent, near tho Jordan, representing
tho Patriarch of Jerusalem; to tho
Colonel's right stands All Rlza, Gov
ernor of Jericho and tho Jordan; and
to his left, Mr. Gelnt, Interpreter of tho
American Consulate of Jerusalem. Tho
mounted men nre Turkish cavalry sol
diers, sent to protect tho party.
tinued to remedy their Inherent visual
defects by tho use of tho same kind of
glnnses that the noted ancestress of tho
herd always wore.
These aids to tho vision had to bo
placed on tho calves nt an early ago
and changed, both ns to size nnd degreo
of refrnctlvo power, ns tho animals
grew older, which latter change has
also to be mndo occasionally even nfter
the nnlmnls have reached maturity.
He now has a herd of l!3 of thu won
derful myopic milkers, and It Is n
strnngo sight to see them roaming over
his extenslvu pastures, all fitted out
with large, strong, shining nnd expen
sive bifocal glasses old cows, calves
and nil as solemn nnd serious looking
In nppenrnnco ns an nssemblngo of
Ronton schoolmnrms.
Mr. Hcpro claims that the wearing
of the glasses has a sobering effect on
tho animals, which Is iorfectly appar
ent even In tho young ones, nnd that
they never frisk nbout nnd piny as oth
er calves do. Tho cattlo are very fond
of wearing tho glasses and nro very
cartful, scarcely ever breaking them.
HINSHAW BACK TO PRI80N.
I'nrule of Intllnnn'a Moat Noted X.lfe
Termer la llevoked.
Rev. Wm. 10. Illnshnw, most noted
"life man" lu Indiana, has been re
turned to tho penitentiary In Michigan
City to remain there the balance of
his life. Governor Hnnly revoked his
parol because Illnshnw had broken up
tho homo of George Freeinnn. "Sorry
as I feel for you personally," said
Governor Ilanly to the prisoner, "I am
convinced that prison Is the best place
for you."
Ry Illnshaw's conduct on the wit
ness stand, Governor Ilntily was moro
convinced than ever that he murdered
his wlfo nnd that ho had no conception
of the wrong bo committed against
Freeman.
Officials fear that Hlnshaw will at
tempt to take his life. It Is claimed
ho begged poison from other prison
ers. Itrflectlona of llachelor.
It Is almost better to bo married than
never to have been engaged.
If a girl has the toothacho she'll try
to account for It In some romantic
way.
A nlco thing nbout being conceited Is
the more people think you nro a fool
the moro you think they don't
Thcro Is nothing that makes a really
good woman so triumphantly virtuous
ns to go out to dinner and have some
tlilug wrong with her hostess' cooking.
New York Tress.
Good Match,
"Gentlemen," shouted the defeated
candidate, "I may hare lost this time,
but I have a, white conscience."
"Then you should be glad," piped a
tough citizen lu tho first row.
"Glad of what?"
"That you have a liver to match your
couscleuce." Chicago News.
No Cause for Alarm.
Youug Doctor Do you think the yls
Iter Is really a patient? I am afraid
that he Is a creditor.
Servant Well, I heard him groan
ing. If he Isn't 111 he must hare a very
big bill to collect. Fllegends Bisetter.
ST. PAUL MINN.
Alfred J. Krank
(Successor to eCIIN'nt.T, A KKANK.)
UBALUttS IN ALU KINDS OP
BARBERS' FURNITURE
AND SUPPLIES
FINE CUTLERY
KAZOK WOKK A SPECIALTY.
142 B. Sixth St., Opp. Kyan Motel.
St. Paul, Minnesota
Aguilas and
Seal of Minnesota
Cigars
ARE SOLD ON ALL TRAINS
Kubles & Stock Co.
MAKERS
ST. PAUL - - MINNESOTA
EL FIRMA and
DUKE OF PARMA
CIGARS
You Will Like Them
HART & MURPHY, Makers
ST. PAUL
Kitabllihcd 1SS2
Incorporated 1900
GRIGGS, COOPER & GO.
Manufacturers, Importers
and Wholesale Grocero
242-264 East Third Street
ST. PAUL MINN.
OMAHA NEBRASKA OMAHA NEBRASKaI
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"THE ONLY WAY"
Have your Baggage checked from hotel and Residences over
any railroad to any place in United States by
Omaha Transfer Co.
Office 208 So. 14th St.
When Coming into'Omaha give your checks to our uniformed
agents on trains or at depot and receive cheapest and best service
New cabs to all parts of.city.
l MINNEAPOLIS MINN, i
NORTH STAR
WOOLEN
MILL CO.
Manufacturers ot
Blankets, Flannels
and Blanketings
Minneapolis, Minn.
A. Backdahl
C. A. Backoaul
A. Backdahl & Co.
DRUQQIHT8.
Opposite Milwaukee Depot. Psescrlpttous
re fully compounded. 113 Washington stb
nue South.
Allnnaapolla,
Minnesota
Wmar
CYGNUS $3.50 SHOE
Manufactured by
North Star Shoe Co.
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOTA
MINNEAPOLIS
OMNIBUS AND CARRIAGE LINE
4.
MATTISON &
237 Hennepin Ave.
MINNEAPOLIS,
: LIVINGSTON : S
UNION MEAT MARKET,
A. G.HASELER, Prop.
CII01CK8T
FRESH ft! IT ftlTS
Dntno ami Klsh In Pcmon.
Livingston, ----- Alontnna.
F. B. TOLHURST
Taxidermist
for the Tourist
OPF'OSITE DEPOT,
Livingston, Montana.
GEO. W. HUSTED
Prescriptions, Drugs,
Patent Alcdiclnca, Ci
gars, Toilet Articles,
Finest Soda Fountain
on tho N. P. Railway.
Opposite the Depot
Thin rnnl entitle you to a trlt through tho
National l'nrn, iruvlilliiK 5 on )alrjilio
"THE SOLO"
And can mnkp mtIfctory nrrstiRrmants with
thu irsiiBjiortatlun companlM,
Tlie only firttclnit place of the kind in
Livingston. Bottle Goods a specialty
FRANK BLISS, Proprietor x
117 W. Park SL LIVINGSTON, Mont.
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S. T. McATEE
Fancy Groceries, Bakery
Goods and Meats '
Srnt! (nr Tl'mtnrr .ml T9!...t-
Cars Given Special Attention j d jT
230-32 Main St. 229-31 Pearl St.
Telephone J9I
Council Bluffs Iowa
For Medicinal Purposes
Wo ruvoiumeml our
Black Buffalo
Pure Rye Whiskey
Unexcelled in
Quality and Excellence
The Pcdcrson Mercantile Co.
Wholesale Liquor Importers and
Wliolenale Liquor Dealers
Moorchead, Minnesota
Northwestern Apem AnhoiiMMlurh Drew,
lug Attoclatlun's Celebrated "Uudnelter" Deer
SKELLY & LITTLEHALES
Dealers lu
Groceries, Flour, Feed,'
Hay, Grain, Coal, Wood and Build
ing Materials
I0M03 Fwrteejitli St. North
Ptac Pwifk (II
Center Haadtrs Portland, Ofegen
FOYE, Proprietors
Nicollet House Block
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