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HEADQUARTERS FOM TOUfUSTS
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OOMMEROIAL TRAVELERM.
Portland, Oregon,
Tlibona W-U
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The Grand Pacific Hotel
CliAH. A.B0IIUA0K, Proprietor.
Handsomely Appointed and First
Class In Every Particular.
Corner Railroad St. and Hlgstas 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
EDW. Q. PATTERSON, Prop.
CUAS. II. KATTIKCIER, 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. PEDICOKD,
Proprietor
Rates 50c, 75c, $1,$1.50
with PrkaU Bath
Both America ami European
Private Telephone la Room
First-Class Grill'
in Connection
209-219 Riverside Ave.,
SPOKANE, WASH.
i LEADING HOTELS I
RICHARDS
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
i'hone Exchange 25
360-362 Alder St.
Cor. Park
PORTLAND, ORE.
Best furnished liouso in Southern Oregon
New Depot Hotel
A. II. PttACIIT, Proprietor.
All Trains stop 30 Minutes
For Meals.
ASHLAND, OREQON
The New Bannock Hotel
NOIIUAN A AKM8TK0.su, Pro.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
American Plan. Rooms with Bath,
Hot and Cold Running Water and
Telephone in Each Room.
RATES $2.00 to $4.00 PER DAY
Poccttello
Idaho
The Spalding
Leading Hotel of the
LAKE SUPERIOR REGION
Enlarged and Improved
American Plan, $2.50 and Up
European Plan 11.00 and Up
Finest Cafe in Northwest
DULUTH, MINN
HOTEL WHITMAN
UNOKK MEW MANAUEUENr
A Home for the Traveling Men
Strictly first Class.
American Plan
Electric lighted. Steam heated. Good
Sample Room in Connection.
J. C BROWN, Manager.
COtfAX. WASHINGTON
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"Toodlra."
Ho had another and n better name,
and In good time It cntno to light," nnd
was entered In the Sunday school class
book; but "Toodles" was tho name ho
gave, and Toodles was the name by
which ho had gono during tho greater
part of his life; and Toodles Is tho
only name by which bo shall bo known
to tho readers of this article.
"Where do you live?" asked tho
teacher.
"Around the corner," was his reply.
It was tho only residence given for rec
ord. Hut what corner ho lived nround
Is not yet known; ho lived mostly
"around corners," nnd hnd picked up
a miscellaneous fund of Information
there.
Toodles liked tho Sunday school. To
somo of tho boys with plenty of homo
privileges, Sunday school was a com
monplace blessing, If a blessing nt all;
but Toodles counted It among tho lux
urles of his scant life. It Is cheering
to tho heart of n Sunday school teach
er to have an appreciative pupil. It
moro than compensates for Bomo uncon
rcntlonalltlcs In tho matter of apparel
and speech.
There Is no place for tho recording of
tho deficiencies of Toodles. Indeed,
they arc forgotten. Ills was n loyalty
ami enthusiasm that would have hid n
multitude of infelicities, If there hnd
been n multitude to hide. Tlrero wero
not many; It Is hard now to bcllovo
that there wero nny.
Toodles became a diligent propagan
dist. Ho brought moro boys Into tho
Sunday school than did nny other mem
ber. Thoro wns not oven a tenchor w1h
had ho ninny to her credit. And Too
dles' recruits, brought In from his own
strntuin of society, ho regarded as un
der his en re, and they looked to him as
their loader and representative.
Then came the earthquake nnd the
Are.
Tho church of eight hundred members
seemed to have dlsnpiwnred In n night.
Thoro was a hardly a member whoso
bomo was not burned and whoso busi
ness wns not destroyed. Scores of them
left the city, nnd hundreds removed to
other portions of tho town or to tho
suburbs, or camped In tho parks nnd
slept between tho graves In tho ceme
teries. Tho beautiful walls of tho church
stood cracked by tire carthquako and
blackened by the flro.
In tlmo n temporary place of meeting
was found, and a Sunday service was
held, n pathetic contrast to tho over
flowing sc'rvlces of tho days before tho
disaster. The Sunday school wns re
organized on tho snmo day. A pitiful
handful of children appeared, nnd tho
question wns what to do. Could tho
boys and girls bo found? Could enough
of them bo assembled to mako n Sun
dny school In tho henrt of tho burned
district?
Then entered Toodles. Ho had walked
thlrty-nlno' blocks to get there, nnd wns
lato. Hut tho school Informally rc
Bolved Itself Into n session with Too
dles. Thoro wns not n camp within or
nbout the city which ho had not vis
ited, and ho know Just who wore there.
He wns nblo to glvo lists from memory
of moro of tho church families than
oven tho minister knew. Ho knew where
tho boys were.
The minister nnd tho superintendent
nnd the teachers got out their note
books nnd sat at tho feet of Toodles.
Among tho most encouraging facta In
tho reorganization of that Sunday
school was tho practical assistance
given by this waif. And tho minister
said, "Brethren, It always pays to help
a boy; you never know how soon bo
will be nhle to help you. Who of us
supposed when we took this little Ind
off the Btreet, nnd gave him what wo
could in tho Master's name, that . so
soon we should And him ono of our
best helpers?"
They thanked God for Toodles, and
took courage. Youth's Companion.
Christian Contentment.
Toverty Is largely a matter of fancy.
The real poverty Is in tho mind In
tho mind's attitude. There Is such a
thins as being rich without money.
That man is rich who is rlcn in Integ
rity, and who has that beat of all
blessings, a contented mind Christian
contentment This last great boon Is
gained through making tho most of our
little enjoyments, through making the
least of our little lacks, through doing
our best at our little duties through
trusting In God and doing the right
To be sure, we cannot all be money
rich. Borne money-rich people are very
poor. Dut we can all be millionaires
of character and of faith, possessing
that godliness which, with contentment,
Is a great gain, the real gain, the high
est riches. G. D. F. Hallock, D. D.
Sweat Hoar of Vrmymw,
Christ is the only teacher of real
prayer. He teaches by example and
precept He prayed trustingly, con
stantly, in intimate friendship with the
Father. He teaches us to pray as He
did, Solitude, Isolation and retirement
are essential to prayer. Get away from
the world somewhere, alone. Our
Jtouseholda must be so arranged as to
permit a quiet time alone each day,
without Interruption or observation. In
prayer there must be absolute concen
tration of the nrlnd. Head the Ulble
prayerfully. Here God talks to Ills
children. Let the thought of earthly
communion wjth the heavenly JfctiM
become JubltuaL "Practice the pres
ence of God." Look forward to tho
hour of prayer as the most delightful
season of tho day. Keep tho Qulot
Hour. If you thus learn to pray In
secret, your public prayers will take
caro of themselves.
I. Ifo n Dlaelpllne.
Sooner or later wo Hnd out that life
is not n holiday, but a discipline. Ear
lier or later wo will discover that tho
world Im not a playground. It Is qulto
clear that God moans It for a school.
Tho moment wo forgot that, tho nuzzlo
of. life begins. Wu try to play In school.
Tho Master does not mind that so much
for Its own sake, for lie likes to seo
Ills children happy; but In our play
ing wo neglect our lessons. Wo do not
seo how much there Is to learn, and we
do not enre. Hut our Master enres. Ho
has n perfectly ovcriwwcrlng and Inex
plicable solicitude for our education;
nnd bccutiM! Me loves us Ho comes Into
tho school sometimes and speaks to us.
Onil'a Ilculftw.
In our wholo llfc-melody tho music
Is broken olt hero and thero by "rests,"
nnd wo foolishly think wo havo come
to tho end of tho tunc. God sends n
tlmo of forced leisure, n tlmo of sick
ness nnd disappointed plans, nnd makes
a sudden pause In the choral hymn of
our lives, nnd wo lament that our
voices must be silent and our part miss
ing In tho music which over goes up to
tho ear of the Creator. Not
without design does God write the
music of our lives. He It ours to learn
tho tuno and not bo dismayed at tho
"rests." If wo look up, God will beat
tho tlmo for us. Itusklu.
SPIES ON THE MACHINERY.
Cloek Arrangement Telia Antotnntl
emllr When It Work or Ileata.
Tho Introduction of modern detail
cost accumulating methods, which havo
dono much to systematize and cheapen
manufacture, has led to tho develop
ment of an Ingenious apparatus which
Indicates at a distance when any ma
chlno is stoped nnd tho output of nny
mnchlno for n given period. .Moreover,
tho dovlco makes an automatic record
of nil these facts so that at tho close
of tho day tho manager, by ucunnliig
tliolr graphic records, can tell tho ex
act output of any mnchlno and tho
length of tlmo It was In operation,
thereby enabling him to form an accu
rnto Judgment of the reliability of dif
ferent operators. Tho beauty of thU
device is that tho workmau knows his
ovory movement Is bemg reported In
tho manager's ofllco and ho Is helpless
to misrepresent conditions.
Tho recorder consists of a control
ling clock, which revolves a scries of
tlmo charts, ono for each machine un
der observation. Tho hours nnd divi
sion of hours nro printed vertically on
tho chart, In addition to which n series
of pencils nro rigidly fixed. Tho ad
justment Is such that tho mnchlno can
ho mado to Indicate eyery slngla revo
lution or nny multiple desired nnd each
horizontal stroko of tho pencil Indi
cates ono of theso units, which is mndo
opposite tho corresponding hour nnd
minute. When there nro no strokes It
Indicates that tho inachlno is stopped.
Hy slmplo mechanical arrangement
nn nlr piston Ib operated, which in turn
establishes ah electric connection, tho
impulso of which Is transmitted to the
recording mnchlno controlling It mech
nnlsm. It Is suggested that his davliii
could bo iiBed to great advantage In
connection with 1ho engines of tteum
Hhlps, ns a graphic record Is mndo of
sjH'cd and tho exact moment when nny
order is carried out Manufacturer.
WALL PAPERS FROM CHINA.
Dnllr of I'eklnsr, Now In II. 1,'JOOth
Year, Printed on Hllk.
We nro opt to forget, writes Miss
Kuto Snnborn, In her uow book, "Old-
Time Wall Papers," how much wo owe
to tho Chlneso nation tho mariner's
compass, gunpowder, paper, printing by
movabld types (a dally paper has been
published In Peking for 1,200 years
printed, too, on silk), They had what
we call tho golden rulo COO years before
Christ was born. With six times tho
population of tho United States they
are tho only peoplo in the world who
havo maintained a government for
8,000 years.
Tho earliest papers we hear of any
where wore Imported from China nnd
bad Chinese or Indian pattorns, com
ing first In small sheets, then in rolls.
Somo of the more elaborato kinds were
printed by band; others wero printed
blocks. Tliese papers, used for walls,
for hangings and for screens, were
called "pagoda papers" and were dec
orated with flowers, symbolic animals
and human figures.
The Dutch were among the most en
terprising, Importing painted hauglngs
from China and the East nbout the
middle of the sixteenth century. Per
haps theso originated in Persia; the
word "chintz" Is of Persian orlglu
and the French name for its Imitations
was "Perses."
About 1746 the Vompagnlo des Indes
began to Import these papers directly,
They were then also called "Indian
papers." Aug. 21, 1874, wo find an
advertisement; "For sale 20 sheets of
India paper, representing the cultiva
tion of tea."
Such a paper, with this theme was
brought to America 1R0 years ago a
hand-painted Chinese wall paper, which
has been ou a house ever sinco and Is
to-day In a good state of preservation.
Proof Poaltlve.
Maude Fred proposed last night,
and be was awful rattled.
Clara Well, I'm not surprised. I al
ways thought he had a screw loose
somewhere 1
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IFinirVf. HftTFK
THE ESMOND HOTEL
OSCAil ANDEKBON Manager
ltatei; European I'lan
BOc, 75c, 11.00, $1.60, IJ.00 per day
Free Hui to and from all Tralni
front and Morrlron Btreets
PORTLAND OIlEdON
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DULUTH MINN.
HENRY FOLZ
Leading grocory and mar
ket. Wo servo tho traveling
public nt reasonablo prices.
114 and 110 West Buporlor
street
DULUTH,
MINN-
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. GREAT FALLS !
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Cloths Man, Woman, Hoy in
Modern Up-to-Dnto Fashionable
Clothing at l'opulur Prices.
Visit Often the Popular Priced
Store for Men and Women.
Great Falls, - - - Montana.
E. A.ltKICIIRU I'rcnldertt.
W. K. HKNOIIUHUH. Vice rroaldont.
It. W. UUUNWALPT, Boo. it Treat
THE
AMERICAN BREWING
& MALTING COMPANY
Brewers nnd Bottlers of extra .
quality lager beer. "American
Family" bottled boor a specialty.
Ofllco: 100 Control Avenue.
1 O. Box 80.
Qreat Falls, - - - Montana.
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T'ooatello, Idaho
General Merchandise
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BANKOFNAMPA,Ltd.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.00
fitablUbed 1690. Dewey I'alaoe Hotel Iild'f.
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P. J. CONKOY, Vlce-1'rtaldent
C. It. HIUKF.Y, Caihtor
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NAMPA,
IDAHO
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Vict freilJf nt
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TUB
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of Poetatllo,IUtho.
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Wholesale Grocrs
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Judson Powder, Fuse and Caps
AOF.NT8 FOR THB
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Nampa, Idaho
p. VY. Church Karle O, Whit O. C. Chilton
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Real Estate
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381 N. 17th St. Portland, Oregon
riinnc Hood 677
THE OLD HOME
V. I". MEGHAN, Prop.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Cor. EcM'iiti'ciilli nnd Nrtliriii Hts.
Portland, Oregon
A. CORRIGAN
Barton, Or., Clackamas River
Best Fishing and Hunting Grounds
in the Northwest
LOUIS SCHUMACHERS
FUKE1ER
Furs Itemtxtuhd into I.ntrst Stylo.
lions, S o i'8, Ties, for lefs than nt
any other place.
185 Madison Stroot
W. It. Wllllniiu At CicToUnd
FASHION STABLES
Hacks, Livery, Boarding:
Twentieth ana Washington Stav
Went End Exposition Bid.
Jl'lionu Mnlti 45
PORTLAND, OREGON
OUR WORK IS KUT ONE GRADE -THE BEST
Wc mikt x irtcUHr of huoilcrlor Lc Curltlot
CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO.
549 MorrUon Slrctt.
Worumdy tlio llutdiur Undo with nlro, clean
npioiiK. Iiy tmy )(inr nprnna mid tlirn pay In
lmo tlivtn lnitiiilcrvd when wu will nupply
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tliem Innmlcivil, Our w ngoti will call.
M. J. Onrdncr. l'liouo Main 1900 M, Onnlnci
GARDNER BROS.
Manufacturers o( tho
Silk Tie Cigars
UNION MADE
209Jit Madison Street TORTLAND, OREGON
WEEKS GRANITE CO.
For first Class Work and
LOWEST PRICES
in Portland
Cor. Fourth end Columbia Streets
One Dlotk South of CKy Hal
DRUGS, STATIONERY
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
PERFUMES
Prescriptions, Family Recipes. Phone
your ortlols Hast 6100.
W. C. CHURCH, Pharmacist
C77 Williams Ave, Cor. Forge
NATIONAL WINE CO.
Pure Wine & Liquors
WE SELL DIRECT TO
THE FAMILIES
Fifth and Stark Streets
Phone Main 4S499 PORTLAND, ORE.
Rupert's Pharmacy
HI ONE MAIN G421
l'vorytlilnjj Now, Fresli nnd Ujc
To'Dnto. Wo solio t your tnulo.
Purity itrC'Oinini'nt. Puru Drns
nu important matter. Pri'H'riptioiiH
jirot iwoly ir'iirol, Wu novor sub
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cliaravtor. Wo want your eonfiilonco
460 Jclfrrion Si.
Corner Thlrtrrntli St. Pnrllnnrl Or
Opp. Uulllvunl'a Grocery TOrUUIIU, Jr.
Portland Fluff Rug Co.
Transforming of
Worn Brussels and Ingrain
Carpels Into Rugs
Prompt Attention and Good Service Guaranteed
Phono 3052
700 Wathlngtcn St., Portland, Orc(oa
FurnituretQuality
We tell Quality goods Fur
niture that is 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
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