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COMT 91,000,000.
Tho Portland
H. O. BO Went, Mmnmmwe.
Ammrlomn Plan, S3 Pmr Day
uiaf Up warm.
HEADQUARTERS ron TOURIST
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Portland, Oregon.
Telephone 90ll
V. O. DoriSl
The Grand Pacifla Hotel
CHA8. ABCItKAQK, rropttator.
Handsomely Appointed and First
Class In Every Particular.
Corner Railroad St. and Wiggins Ave.
MISSOULA, jnONT.
The Kenyon
Don Porter
Salt LaKe City's
NEW HOTEL
Salt Lake City
Utah
The Grandon
The only ffrst-Cfass
American Plan Ho
tel in Helena.
Rates from $3 to $5
I BOLLINGER
HOTEL
European Plan
Lewiston Idaho
Best Hotel In
Northern Idaho
The Northwest
KDW. O. PATTK11BON, Prop.
CUA8. il. KATTINOKH, Mf r.
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,
1'roprletor
50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
, Inm with rrivaU lata
UMk Amttkm and f uropesa
frKat Telephone In Robii
first-Class Grill
in Connection
299-219 MveraMc Av.,
SPOKANE, WASH.
LEADING HOTELS
PORTLAND.
RICHARDS
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
I'hone Exchange 25
360-362 Alder St.
Car. Park
PORTLAND, ORE.
Best furnished houso in Southern Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. II. PIUGIIT, Proprietor.
All Trains stop 30 Minutes
For Meals.
ASHLAND, OREQON
The New Bannock Hotel
NOKMAN A AUMSTKO.VU, Propi.
Headquarters For Commercial Men
American Phn. Rooms with Bath.
Hot and Cold Running Water and
Telephone in Each Room.
RATES $2X0 to $4.00 PER DAY
Poeatvlio
Idaho
The Spalding
Leading Hotel of the
LAKE SUPERIOR REGION
'Enlarged and Improved
American Plan, f2.R0 and Up
European Plan f 1.00 und Up
Finest Cafe In Northwest
DULUTH, MINN
HOTEL WHITMAN
UNDKB MEW WA.NAUKUK.Nr
A Home for the Traveling Men
Strictly first Class.
American Plan
Electric lighted. Steam heated. Good
j Bawplo Rooms in Counjctlon.
J. C. BROWN, Manager.
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THE. WEEKLY
inGO First English lottery took place.
1010 Oullloo discovered Jupiter's Satel
lites. 1011 Archbishop LauJ beheaded.
ISOtJ Cnpo of Good Ilopo surrendered by
the Dutch to the Hrltlsh.... Vienna
evacuated by the French.
1813 William Jones of Pennsylvania be
came Secretary of the Xuvy.
1815-acn. Andrew .Tackson defeated
British nt Battle of New Orleans.
1840 Penny Post Introduced In England
by Rowland Hill. ...Chartist rUlne
nt Sheffield, England.
1S41 Samuel Scott, daring Atuencnn
diver, accidentally hanged himself on
Wnterloo bridge, London, while giv
ing exhibition.
1842 Francois Coppce, . French poet,
born.
1844 Sir Hudson Lowe, governor of St.
Helena during Napoleon's captivity,
died.
18o4 Astor library, Now York, opened.
1801 Steamer' Star of tho West fired
upon nt Charleston. . . .Jacob Thomp
son of Mississippi resigned as Sec
retary of tho Interior.... Philip V.
Thomas of Maryland resigned as
Secretary of tho Treasury.
1803 Metropolitan Underground Hall
way, In London, ceremoniously open
ed. 18(10 Steamer London, from England to
Australia, foundered In Hay of Ills
cay: 220 lost.
1808 Chlncso government appointed
Iturllngame Its special envoy to nil
tho treaty powers.
1871 Paris b6mbarded....Prlnco Fred
erick Charles gained victory over
Chanzy at Lc Mans.
1880 Upper suspension bridge nt Ni
agara Falls destroyed by wind storm
....Thirty-three persons killed and
scores Injured In whirlwind at Head
ing, Pa.
1803 Princess Murlo of Edinburgh mar
ried to Crown Princo of Houmanln.
189.' Hoynllst outbreak at Honolulu
suppressed by Dolo government....
flreat street railway strike In Brook
lyn. "1807 Count Muravlcff appointed Rus
sian minister of foreign nfTalrH
Anglo-Amcrlrnn arbitration treaty
signed at Washington... .National
monetary conference met nt Indian
apolis. ISO!) Railroad wreck nt West Dunellen,
N. J.; seventeen lles lost.
1000 Chlcngo drniuago canal opened.
1001 Twenty-nix Uvea lost In orphan
asylum fire at Rochester, N. Y.
1002 Seventeen IIvph lost In Park nve
nuo tunnel wreck In New York City
Lewis Nixon chosen nominal
leader of Tnmmnny Hall.
100-1 Chinese Emperor rat I (led commer
cial treaty with the United Stilton.
1005 Flvo killed hi railroad collision
rnr Itipou, N.' M.
Tho upper houso of the Austrian, or
CUleltlmn, rclcIiHruth has accepted with
out amendment the bill etrtblHlilnj unt
icrwil suffrage, which previously hud been
pHSxed by the IIoubo of RepreHpnlatlvea.
London papers rejxjrted that James
Rryco had refused a peerage and would
fa to the United States as ambassador
without changing his name, and thus b
the first plain citlren to represent hla
country nt Washington.
Just as it came from tho French "Cham
ber of Deputies, tho new church and state
separation act was finally passed by the
Senate, 100 to 100. This was directed
against those churchmen who had re
fused to accept tho original separation
law of 1005, and all clergy who refused
under orders from tho Pope to give over
possession of their residences and church
properties to tho state do so on penalty
of losing pensions. While the priests have
disregarded the law providing for re
ligious associations, the laity hwe made
the necessary declarations to protect the
churches and other places of worship.
It is presumed that the other ecclesi
astical buildings will bo rented to the
bishops and priests at a nominal fiirure.
just as tho clergy who have said most
without making a legal declaration to
hold a public meeting have had only
nominal fines Imposed upon them.
The French minister of finance has
ordered the mints to substitute on all
coin the words "liberty, equality and fra
ternity" for the old device "God protect
France." Minister of Education Hriand
announced that the church buildings taken
possession of by the state would be de
voted to educational and museum pur
poses, the seminary of St. Hulplce at
Paris becoming part of the Luzenbourg
museum, me expelled sisters of the As
sumptionlsts order left Paris for Itel-
glum, In the midst of a throng of sym
pathizers, who shouted: "Down with the
Free Masons."
HOOT AT HUMAN TAKQETB.
Frenchmen nrln- nioodleaa Duellna
to an Kxact Science.
Shooting nt human targets merely
for tho swrt derived from It and as a
test of marksmanship, In other words,
bloodless dueling or fencing with pis-
tols, has Ihjcii made irosslhlo through
the Invention by a Frenchman of n
harmless wax projectile. This new di
version Is really no moro serious than
fencing with swords and has that spice
of realism In It that tends to make any
sport popular.
The new bullet Is an Ingenious de
vice ami required n great deal of ex
periment before being perfected. The
situation was thus: A heavy projec
tile must necessarily have a wounding
force, n light one loses Its precision
and a soft bullet will be changed In
shapo and describe on Irregular trajec
tory; therefore a harmless projectile
to bo effective must differ from nil
these. The Frenchman's product Is a
spherical ball of wax-fat, with a small
charge, and In tests tw6nty-four balls
wero lodged In succession In n rectan
glo four by live Inches nt twenty yards.
At n six-day tournament held In tho
Tullerles the efficiency of the wax bul
let was demonstrated.
Tho combntantH wenr thick screens
for ninsks, with heavy glass over tho
eyes, and wear thick clothing to pre-
vent bruising from tho Impnct of tho
ba8 tm, ,8 i)ncCfJ nml hQ
wnnonH nr ri.vnlvr.ru. Tho illrnninr
of the combat, keeping his gnzo Ilxed
uon n metronome which bents eighty
to 100 times a minute, mnkes the In
quiry aw In nn actual duel, "Aro you
ready?" and when they reply "Yen" tho
director, timing his words exactly to
tho beatB of the pendulum, cries, "Flro
one two three i"
At the command "Fire!" tho adver
saries raise their wcaixms and shoot.
Tho two shots must lm niiiile before
tho command "Three 1" Ab tho pnr
tlelpantH In these trials wero experts
they made a good average, hitting their
innii six or seven times out of eight
shots. Although more than 1,000 balls
wero fired, there was not the slightest
accident.
Tho wax bullets can be used In npart
incuts as well as In the open nlr with
out tho Inconvenience of the lend ball
of small caliber, which will probably
lend to Its Introduction Into tho armies
of tho various nations for prnctlco
shooting. Popular Magazine.
BESULTS NOT AS PLANNED.
2Vatnre Turns Assouan Dam Into a
Joko tin KuKlanrf.
Kvory year sees now harncssluK of
nnturo's forces by man for his uses.
Hut Mother Karth seems to hnvo a
sense of humor and gratifies It by
turning man's devices Into means for
hlri discomfiture. The dnm of Assouan
Is tho latest humlllntlUK Instance of
n tremendous achievement producing
results opposlto to those planned.
That mighty engineering work was
to be tho monument to the Hrltlsh oc
cupancy of Egypt. It wiir to end nil
famlnu In the Nile valley. There was
to Iki no further dependence upon tho
chances of tho seasons for tho enrich
enlng overllows. Held within Asnoti
nu's ntnmmoth reservoirs, tho fertiliz
ing flood could ho released whenever
needed. Tho Nile crops would bo per
fect and tho peoplo happy each year,
Instead of nt such Intervals as tho
whim of tho river willed.
All' tho nations applauded England .
when tho work that was to muko
Egypt a land of plenty was comploted.
Hut naturo had not been consulted
with sufllcleut care. And to-day tho
Egyptians aro damning the dam of As
souan with oriental fervor.
Outbursts of futilities, aggrieved ho
cniisfl somo of tho most sacred relies
of the past hnvo been submerged might
bo (Unregarded. Hut there aro moro
practical reasons for the growing dis
content. .Wnter, ,onco an occasional
boon, now Ih had In plenty. Hut tho
crops nro not what' they wero when
tho Nllo attended to Its own overflow
ing , Grain Is scantier, nnd cotton, tho
country's most valuable product, Is de
teriorating, Its onco unequaled flbor np
pronchlng every yenr nearer similarity
with tho moro brittle, least costly
American staple.
Tho explanation Is simple. It was
not tho Nllo flood hut tho fertilizing
matter held In solution that rlchem.'d
tho soil. Thoso properties nro pre
cipitated when the water Is held stag
nant behind tho barrier at Assouan.
England, thinking Its work finish id,
finds that It has only begun n moro
difficult task, Dnmo Nnturo has had
her Joke. New York Mall.
Iter Slronar Kallh.
"Oh, Tom," exclaimed the fair young
maid, as their auto (lew along, "there's
a church Just ahead there."
"But," replied the eloping lover, "wo
can't bo married there."
"Well, but we might stop there awhllo
nnd pray that wo may not bo over-
taken." Philadelphia Press.
Function of Helpmeet,
Tho Bachelor So you nro to marry
again. I thought yoii said when your
first wife died that tho sorrow was so
great you could not bear It?
Tho Widower You misunderstood
mo; I meant I could not bear It alone,
Fllegendo Ulaetter.
. lolt Objection.
Alice I bear your husband Is going
to have nn automobile?
Evn That's something I wouldn't
permit under any clrcumstaiicai.
Mourning colors don't become me.
Fllegendo Blaetter.
Some people's goodness Is probably
due to the fact 'that they nro never
found out
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THE ESMOND HOTEL
OSCAR ANPEUSON Manager
Kattn: f.uroican Tlan
We, 76c, 11.00, $1.60, $i.00 per day
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FOMXANJ) OREGON
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DULUTH MINN.
HENRY FOLZ
Leading grocory and mar
ket. Wo servo tho traveling
public at reaBounblo prices.
114 and 110 West Buporlor
street.
DULUTH,
MINN.
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GREAT FALLS
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Cloths Mnn, Woman, Hoy In
Modern Up-to-Dnto Fushlimuulo
Clothing at Popular Prices.
Visit Often the Popular Priced
Store for Men anil Women.
Q rent Falls,
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E. A.ltKlClin.. I'reaMent.
W. V. HKNOIIUHUH. Vice Prcitdcnt.
11. W. OKUN WALUT, Hoc. diTreu
THE
AMERICAN BREWING
& MALTING COMPANY
Brewers nnd Bottlers of extra
quality lager lieer. "American
Fuuiily " bottled beer a specialty.
Oflko: 109 Central Avenue.
P. O. Box 80.
Qrcat Falls,
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BTOllKS AT
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BANKOFNAMPA,Ltd.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.00
Eslstlfibol UW. Dewey I'sUce Hotel Mil's".
ritED O. MOCK, Pre.lilent
F. i. CONIIOV, Vlctfl'rcaMent
C. It. Illt'KKV, Cuhlor
ntANK JtNKlNBOH, Au'tCaililer
NAMPA,
IDAHO
J. A, Murray.
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Wra, A. Anthtf ,
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THB
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Pocutvllo. Muho.
POCATCLLO,
IDAHO
TUTTLE MERCANTILE CO., LID.
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Wholesale Grocers
(lOODWIN MININO CANDLES
Judson Powder, Fuse and Caps
AOKNTS roit THE
CELEBRATED OLYMPIA BEER
Numpu, Idaho
D, W, Church Karle C. Wblto C. O. ChlUon
CHURCH & WHITE CO.
Real Estate
And Insurance
Pocatello.
.Idaho
CArE Phone Main 2318
CON HILGERS
381 N. 17th St. Portland, Orccon
l'limie Hood 577
THE OLD HOME
1'. 1'. MKKIIAN, Prop.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Cor. Eoi'iiti-cnlli mid Nortlirup 8t.
Portland, Orccon
A. CORRIGAN
Barton, Or., Clackamas River
Best Fishing and Hunting Grounds
in the Northwest
LOUIS SCHUMACHERS
FURRIER
Furs Renut'ehd into l.ntrnt Ftyie.
lioi.a, .S o en, 'lies, f r lets than nt
liny other pliice.
125 Madison Strcot
W. It. Wllllftiiu At Cleveland
" FASHION STABLES
Hacks, Livery, Boarding
Twentieth nnd Washington Sta.
West End Exposition Bids;.
I'hmiu .Main IS PORTLAND, OREGON
OUR WORK IS BUT ONE GRADE -THE BEST
Wt rcikf i iplllr of liunirrlnr Uct CurUlni
CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO.
S'I9 Morrhon Street.
Wo mii)ilr tlio lluicliur timlu 1 1 It nlro, clean
niitiu. tt liv Imy your iiprnna nml then pny l
mo tlicni lnunilvii'd ulieu e will supply
tlivin for Juki m lint It rot jon now to lmvo
tlium Iniuulctvd. Our ttiigoii Mill rail.
M, J, (Inrdncr. Phono Main 1900 M. Osrdner
GARDNER BROS.
Miimifacturcrs u( tho
Silk Tie Cigars
UNION MADE
20 Madison Street PORTLAND, OREGON.
WEEKS GRANITE CO.
For First Class Work and
LOWEST PRICES
in Portland
Cor. rourlh and Columbia Streets
One lilotk South of CHy Hal
DRUGS, STATIONERY
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
PERFUMES
rrcsir'ptlnns, Family Iterlpes. Phone
your orduiH Kust&lUl).
W. C. CHURCH, Pharmacist
C77 Williams Ave., Cor. Forgo
NATIONAL WINE CO.
Pure Wine & Liquors
WE SELL DIRECT TQ
THE FAMILIES
riflh and Stark Streets
Phone Main 64v9 PORTLAND, ORE.
Rupert's Pharmacy
PHONE MAIN 6421
Everything New, Fresh and Up-
To-I)nto. Wti sol c t your trade.
Purity pre-eiiiiiit'iit. Pure Diiich
unimportant mutter. I'lifcrlptlons
preilxuly prepaied. Wo mvor nul
Btlmto. Perfumes of the highept
cliitructor. U o want your coufldeiico
460 Jefferson SI.
Corner thirteenth St. Pnt-llinel ft
Opp. Uuillvanl' Grocery rOrUOnu, KJC.,
Portland Fluff Rug Co.
Transforming of
Worn Brussels and Ingrain
Carpets Into Rugs
Prompt Attention and Good Service Guaranteed
Phone 3052
790 Wa.hlngtcn St., Portland, Ore( oa
FurnitureofQuality
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. :::::::: x
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