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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1899)
iw r 7 -' iiiifiiflMIBlBKriTSBBHSBMBiMBMSiKBMLfc (Ul - Iff J-( rv?$fS6Fa ' .f w THE NEW AGE, PORTEAND, OEEGOK. ! f M u Columbia Transfer Co. CORNER SIXTH AND IRYING SIS.. PORTLAND .... OREGON Wo deliver your bapgURO to nnd from your rosidenco or from boats or trains for 25c per trunk. Do not give up your checks or bag gage until you see us. You will savo money by leaving your checks at our ofllco. Baggago stored thrco dayB froe for patrons. Telephone Oregon, North, 616 Mrs. Henry Easton, Dealer In Staple, Fancy Grocerie: Tnolee tin of Canned Goods on Hand. Clean, Tobacco, Etc. 141 Froit Street. PORTLAND, OR FALL FASHIONS IN- iiinATSin AT ANY PRICE almost you wish, We guaran tee the quality of every hat. BUFFUM & PBIVD1JETOIN ftftt Solo Aconta for Knox nnd Warburtou Hats. Third nnd Htnrk Strooti. Opposite Olinmliar of Commerce DRINK THE FAMOUS- Weinliard's Beer FOR SALE AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL SALOONS BREWERY AND OFFICE, &$&!& We are the people who have all kinds of CAMERA?, MAGIC LANTERNS AND LANTERN SLIDES Ylews cf Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California and Alaska, Free Dark Rooms for Aruatours 361 Morrison Street - - - Portland, Or. PORTLAND RAILWAY Qenoral Office Oornar First and Washington "treats By tba lines of this company and Its connections, the Second Street Line; Portland Traction Co., or Fifth Streot Line; and tho Eait Side Railway Co., all parti of tho city can bo reachod upon tho payment of a FIVE-CENT FARE each wuy. On the West Side Cars run every 10 minutes. On tho Portland A Vancouver Line, cars leave First and Washington streets (or Woodlawn overy 20 minutes from a. m. to 6:20 p. m.; then every 10 minutes to 6:80 p. m.; then every 80 Depot Hotel (DEUT8CUES QASTIIAUB) I. K. Cor. Seventh and Gllsan St. Two blockt from Union Depot. I'OJtTLAND .... OREGON Meals 20 Cents. xXKtainics 25 and 85 Cents. Six Meal Tickets for 1.00. A. BLOCK, Proprietor. Former proprietor Washington Hotel. A FULL LINE OF.... Electrical Supplies Lighting of Buildings, Stores and Residences arc and incan descent. Electric Power for Elevators, Pumps and all Kinds of Machinery. Portland General Electric Co, SMNTH AND ALDER STS. BOTH 'PHONES 385. F Do You Know the News ? You can hart It all (or rciMiM trri 7 rcrniM 50c Month Month t in The Evening Telegram, of Portland, Oregon. It li the largeit ercnlng news paper published In Oregon; It contalni all the news ol the itate and of the na tion. Try It for a month. A aample copy will be malted to you free. Ad- X dress i THE TELEGRAM, X Portland, Oregon. X The Gntta Percha and Rubber Mfg. Co. or VKxr YoiiK. Rubber Bolting, Packing and Hoie. 7 nd, St Vlrit sHreet, Portia., Of J. K. 8PADONE, Manager. erfc On Tohndurn-.d. 8t. BALL-Boarlng Typo-Unr Joints nnd Fixed Ty po-Har Hangers giving Unimpniruhlo Alignment, Lightest Koy Action. Tho Most Hnpid. l'lnton Holla to Show "Work Cnrringo locks nt ond of lino, protecting tho writing. Compact Shift Keyboard. Nu merous Ilnudy Fouturoa. Ad dross for full particulars, United Typewrite? and Supplies Co. 232 Stark St., Portland, Oregon, COMPANY..., i minutes to 13:05 a. m. On Sunday first car leaves at 7:40 a. m. Cars leave for Vancouver every 40 minutes from 0:20 a. m. to 0:10 p. m. on Wednesday and Saturdays, also at 11 and 11:80 "p. ra. On Sundays first car leaves at 7:40 a. m. You will save monev by buying Van couver round-trip tiokets at tho office. Office hours 8 a, m. to 5 p. m.; Sun days, 10 a. m. to 13m. O. F. PAXTON, President. J. F. BATCHEL'DER, Socretary. lilillilB iHHk IT SINStmiMKIt 72 NORTH THIRD ST. Jtl. liot. Onk and Pino. Bargains in Beeond fintid Pianos. Somo much better than it great many now ones. Tno Jacob Doll I.ntcst lin. proved Uprluht Plnno, nekiiowlcdgcd to bo tho best. Pianos rented, and rent to apply on tlio nurclinso price. All on easy Installments. Pianos tuned and repaired. All work war. ranted. WHITE COLLAR LINE COLUMUIA RIVER t PUC1KT SOUN U NAVI- UATIOX CO. rtss ssxmm PORTLAND AND A8TORIA. 1 laves :cent every murtiltiK I" tliu week at 7 o'clock, suminy llcturmng, leaves Asionncven ngiit In the v eek nt 7 o'clock, except sunuay, U'I.I.a r...lt T l..n lnVna n.nin 1? ., 1 Co. ,lnWt,, an, ttidtritluitlirpitliln mt fttpAmprAs! .alley Qatzcrt ninl iiaisaio. Olllce, Alder street dock. TelcphonqlWaln il. Columbia 'plKino 351. Sol. U. U. BCOTT, Prcs! 31 A .3 s. f 1 ?, WITH THROUGH PARLOR CARS 1IKTWLEN Portland, Astoria Seaside Leaves Union Depot Portland For Mnygcrs. Rain ier, Olntaknn lo Wentport, Clltlon, Astoria, Warren ton, I'liivel, dear hurt Park and Sea side. Aitorln A Seashore Kxprcsi Dally. Astoria Kxprcsa Dally. Arrives Union Depot Portland i:00a.m. 7:00 p. m. 11:1S a.m. 0M0p. in. Ticket olllce, 253 Morrison street, and Union lepot, Portland. J. C. MAYO, Gen. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or. Denver & RioGrande R. R. SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD The Favorite Transcontinental Rout Between the Northwest and all Points East. Choice of Two Routes Through the FAMOUS ROCKY PUjNTAItfSGEtfEljY And Four Routes East of Pueblo and Denver All passengers granted a day stop-over fn the Mormon Capital or anywhere between Ogden and Denver. Personally conducted Tourist Excursions three days a week to Omaha, Kansas City, St, Louis, Chicago and the East, For tickets and any Information regarding rates, routes, etc., or (or descriptive advertis ing matter, call on agents of Oregon Rullway A Navigation Co., Oregon Short I.luu or Southern f aclllc Companies. S. K. HOOPER, General Puss, ,t Ticket Agent, DENVER COL. R. C. NICHOL, Oennral Agent, PORTLAND, OR. biBSssssssssssissssssssssssssssssssKil T. M. Sinclair & Co. I'OltK l'AOKKHS, "Fidelity" Hams and Bacon Manufactured from choko lowu corn-fed hogs fc fc.-k.m 1 1 H li H M , H M Kf I H A iH sssssH VH ! IKLiH ll 1SBSBSBSW ISSllSim IBSBSBsl ISBSBSBSBSb! IBSBSBSBSBSBSbI SSBSBSbV ksBSBSsV SSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSsI 1 iipppapraHJHL ! Caveats, and Trade-Maiks obtained, and all rat- J ent business conducted for MoocaiAl t Fees, 5 Oun ornce is Opposite U. 3. patent Orrict J and m e can sreure patent in less time titan thoc J remote from Wathlngton. i Send model, drawing or photo., with detcrlp-1 tlon. We advise, If patentable or not, free of J charge. Our fee not due till patenlls secured, i A pamphlet, "How to Obtsln Patents," with J covt ol same In the U. S. and foreign countries sent free. Address, i c.a.snow&co.I 0P, PATKNT OfflCC, WAtHINOTON D. C v STORIA & COLUMBIA rived nui nninm yflfwsWBBVsBBelSaA nrjfljHLsKiMA KirflfHlft siiiiB&3l O. J. Erdner It. Itoohult nlllCAGO MARKET J Krdncr A Hochull Dealers In fresh and cured meats; all kind, of tausages. 311 Washington street, Portland, Oregon, lloth 'Phones No. 413. alHE PUIMTAN II. A. Mnutz, Proprietor. 2k7 Alder street. Portland, OreRon. Family entrance, 287Ji Alder St. Telcphono Red 1U, mm: noss- JL Fine wines, Honors and rlgnrs nut up fot traveler Steam beer and Giuiibrlnm beer. Henry Scheutler, Cor. Front, First and Flander, stiects, Portland, Oregon. pOVEY A IllROHAMr- TA1I.ORS. Rucrpoors to A. Roberts. FIno work n amnable prices. 3tt Washington strict. at VATIONAI, STKAM DYEINO AND CLEAN 1 INO WORKS Under now management. WORK DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. wonts' and I.ndlcV Hats cleaned, dyed, pressed and trimmed. Odlce and works M SIXTH ST. MRS. O. COIHRELI, Dealer In landing Ilrands ol Cigars, Canned Goods l nkes and Pies, fresh eory day. Call at m ilisan St. Lunch Goods for Travelers. nOWNlNO, HOPKINS A CO. RROKERS. Ground floor, Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or. D and K, llalloy llulldlng, Seattle, Wash. Now ork Stock Exchange. Chicago llourd of 1 rade. pULLISON ii CO. CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE HROKERJ Second Floor, Chamber of Commerce, PORTLAND, OR. T D. UOYER MERCHANT TAILOR. Foreign nnd Domestic Woolens. Comer Fourth and Yamhill Sts. Y. M. C. A. llulldlng. Ladles Tailoring Department. c ITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE 8HOP3- J. 1IONKY.MAN A CO. Manufacturers of stationary nnd marlno on. pines and boilers, grist and saw mills, quart, mills, hoisting works, Iron fronts for buildings shafting, pullc)s, hangers and Iron and bras, canting. Corner Front and Columbia streets, Portland, Oregon. w, J. VAN SC1IUYVER & CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS Agents for Cyrus Noble Distillery, lloont 'ouuty Distilling Company, Auhuusvr-llusub kor, St. 1au1s, Mo. 1W nnd 107 Second street, Portland, Or. A ME8 A RICE W. J. Rice. rl. U. G. Ames. LAW OFFICES Rooms 40 and 41 Sherlock llulldlng, Soutlnvost Corner Third and Oak His. Telephone, Columbia 67'J. Portland, Or, Oregon, lllnck ObS- p It. WINSLOW & CO. Agents Jloston Rubber Shoo Co. Rubber Hoots and Shoes, Patent Ventilated Tennis Hlioi'x. Oiled Clothing, Rub ber Clothing. Parku leather bolod Roots. 87 Front St. - - - PORTLAND. OR. PORTLAND UNION STOCKYARDS MERCHANT it CO., LIVESTOCK COMMISSION AOENT8. Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs bought nnd sold on commission. T. J. NEALOND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Vegetables, Flour, Feed, Hay, (irnln, Hardware, bhluglvs and Dry Goods. Families supplied on short notice. 835 Corner ICth and R Streets, Portland, Oregon s M1TH A WATSON IRON WORKS Manufacturers of MACHINERY AND CASHNQS OF ALL KINDS Offlce and works at Front and Hall Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. 1AM L. I1EARY-MANUFAOTURER Ol l lino candles. Agent for original Allegrutt Chocolates. 3.7 Morrison btrvet, Muritiuii Ulock, I'ortlaud, Oregon. RUSSELL K. SEWALL. DUtrlct Attorney. Jt. R. GILTNKK. GILTNER & SEWALL, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Offices: 603-509 Commercial Illdg.. Cor. Second and Washington Sts., Portluud, Oregon. -THE- Multnomah Trunk Co, MANUFACTURERS OK TRUNKS TRAVELING BAGS and SAMPLE CASES Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Street PORTLAND, OREGON. AMES & HARRIS Manufacturers of CELERRATED I1LACK STRIPE GRAIN BAGP, FLAGS, TEN'IH, 11URLAP AND COTTON BAGS, ETC. IO and 12 North First St, I'i'lS)' ..-JLT.'KK '"" v t ,. --P C'WtB - .J!3V7c'- DOINGS OTWOflLTf e ..w 'iW-V' s "TTT IT" issni'Vi f.T iirJTvr COLLECTED INSECTS. rrp O her enrly studies In entomol jP ogy MIhs Mnry Yotiumns owes n " splendid riuioh In northern Cull- fornln worth $10,000. Miss Vouuintis wont to Cnllfornla twenty years ago a n il Bottled with her two brothers In whnt was thou thu wilderness. At hor homo In England sho had boon Inter ested lu the study of Insects, and had, In fact, made a col lection of butter Hies. She Ituc v b o in o t hlng about which were runs BpeclineiiB and how to prepare them for tho cabinets of col lectors. Sho soon MISS YOUMANM. f 0 U II tl tllllt tllO woods nnd Holds about hor now homo wore full of rare nnd beautiful Hpecles and Rot about preparing them for tho market. Sho opened correspondence with colleges and museums In this country and Kuropo and soon built up a large and protltable business. Now she owns a haudHomo property, for which sliu has chlelly to thank the bright-winged buttcrlltcs and beetles of California. American Clirlsu If nn Englishman wants to succeed lu public life, In fact, If he wants a mascot, he straightaway socles out an American girl for his wife. That the American girl brings luck, fame and generally wealth to her English hus band has been demonstrated over and over. Look at Curon's career. Since he mnrrlod Miss Loiter ho has become Viceroy of India. Glance nt the Duko of Marlborough. Ills fortune was re habilitated by bis taking of Coiisuclo Ynnderbllt to wife, and now ho Is to bo made Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Lord Kandolph Churchill married Miss Jerome, and became a member of tho llrltlsh cabinet. Joseph Chamberlain Is a power In English politics, and his wife was an American girl. Miss Etidl cott. Even Hudyard Ivlpling must bo classed among tho greatly successful Englishmen who luivo American wives. Truly, the American girl Is a treasure and nobody knows It better than the American boy. Chicago Democrat. --.. . Novoltk-r in I Tn I h, YVhllo hntH have been generally con ventional, there are a few odd shapes that catch tho eye and please tho fem inine taste as bolng pretty and decora- r.ST"'''' tlvo. Tlio Shamrock hat consists of four curious loaves, set well lu front over a spreading crown. Tho rose hat Is In velvet nud tho orchid hnt Is In ntrlped silk. Women If end f lie I.lttt. The proportion of women among cen tenarians Is nearly twice that of men. A group of people cited by one of the most careful and least credulous of tho numerous authors of works on tho subject, shows that out of sixty-six persons who wore 100 years old and upward thero wero forty-three women and twenty-three men. In Loudon, tho Inst census showed twenty-one centenarians, live men to sixteen women. Tho fact that nearly all tho centenarlaiiH wero poor seems to prove that tho rich are at some dis advantage lu tho matter of long life. Of tho female ceutenarlaiiH It may be Mild that tho very nature of their occu pation protects them by keeping them so much lu tho house, where they are shielded from adverse lutlucuco of at inospherlo changes and accidental causes of death, to which so many men are subject. Woman's Life, Yon Mitke u M Intake. In Imagining that every hour taken from sleep Is an hour gained. If you think that tho more you eat tho fatter and stronger you become. In thinking that tho smallest room In tho house Is largo enough to sleep lu, If you think that tho more hours n child studies at school the faster he will learn. In eating without any appetite, or continuing to eat after It has been sat isfied, merely to gratify tho taste. In concluding that, exercise being healthful, tho more violent or exhaust ing It Is the more good It will do. In advising another to tako a remedy which you have tried on yourself, with out special Inquiry whether all tho con ditions aro alike, The ToiicliHtono of Amiability. Is there any woman who cannot bo amiable? Do not understand mo to mean tho forced sweetness that degen erates Into llattery. Such an attitude Is unworthy. Tho ilrst dellultlou of "amiable" given In thu dictionary Is "worthy of lovo." To bo worthy of lovo wo inuvt get ourselves Into right 4kS1sV - .fffciU&-siSSSJSJffgJPfJgJlU M WWW relationship with the world. Love bo gets love, nnd tho woman who would bo nuilnblc lu tho highest sense must learn to lovo her fellow-man. Sha should seek out tho older people, ami llnd whnt delightful companionship sha hns hitherto missed. If she will sym. pathlzo with the younger boys nud girls) she can be most helpful In their nffalri of heart nnd ambition. The lovo nffale of Jack of 21 and Hetty of 18 may seem to her foolish lu the light of her larger, deeper experience, but she should re member her own life-story, and brlna some of tho great tenderness which; seeks for an outlet to tho unraveling ot their tangled skeins of perplexity. Womnu'a Homo Companion. Hcciuinc Hhc In u 'Woiiinii. Because she Is a woman, Mrs. Mcrrla II. Abbott cannot be prosecuting attor ney of Ogemaw County, Michigan. Sh vnu nliwif.ul tn llui olllce last fall, and (! now sho must step down nnd out be cause sho Is n wom an and for no other reason. This Is tho decision of a ma jority of tho Jus-1 tlces of tho Michi gan Supremo Court In tho case of tho A t torney General Mil, aihiott. ngalnst Mrs. Abbott, which was argue at tho April term of court, nnd which has been under consideration for bI montliB. Mrs. Abbott appearod and nrgued tho case In her own behalf Sho Is a duly qunlluod attorney nt law, graduating from the university, nn there was no bar to her occupancy ot tho olllce except hor sex. To Itctaln Oiic'm llcuutr. Don't roll your eyes up Into your heab? as If they wore marbles; a lino pair ot eyes will lie utterly ruined by thlB oper ation. A girl with a pretty mouth will purse It Into tho prettiest boiiton, anil continue tho habit until many Hue form about the lips, and tho once love ly mouth has to Ih put Into tho hniuH of tho beauty doctor. Nearly every woman bites or Hiieks her lips. Other contract the brows and produce twu furrows between tho eyes. Others wrinkle the forehend with frowns. Others perpetually wear a tlp-tlltetl nose. , ... . i,?" It must bo remembered that a truly expressive face does not consist of n set of fontim b hung on strings or wires. Cultivate placid features. Women nt llnrviiril. Professor Wendell's attack on tho present liberal pulley of Harvard's ad ministration towards the women lu tho ItaiielllVo anno: calls attention to tha growth of this branch of the univers ity. It was only after a long and stub born light that tho annex was estab lished, twenty years ago. There am now more than fioo women In attend ance, the number Increasing each year. At the opening of the present term It was announced that 111 coiu'm'S wero open to tho women, Not many avail themselves of nil; tho course lu Sail sei It last year, for Instance, was taken by only one student. French Women' Papers. A copy of a curious newspaper hn been found In thu French national archives. It Is dated Jan. -1, 1808, and Is called L'Atheneo des Dames, Tlu articles are evidently written by wom en, and tho object of tho paper seemti to have been an attempt to placu women on an equal footing with men. Tho feminine pioneers of 1S0S woro evldently nearly KM) years ahead of their times. La Fonde, tho I'arlslau newspaper, written, printed and pub lished by women, Is now lu Its third year, anil appears to bo successful, while only one copy of L'Atheneo tie Dames Is to bo found. Known Iter I.iitln, Miss Eva Johnston has been chosen assistant professor of Latin lu tho Uni versity of Missouri. For tho last threo years sho has had tho chair of Latin at the Columbia, Mo., high school Sho was selected for tho university over a largo mini-. U1S3 JOHNSON. her of applicants. The I'oimlar Girl Sho never talks dress when men nra listening. Sho writes to men only upon very bpe clnl occasions. Never keeps a man waiting If she ha an engagement. Tho girl wo picture goes out of het way to do kind things. Popular girls aie never spiteful, boI dom Jealous and never stupid. Is careful to bo correctly dressed foi every occasion, and never overdresses. Sho Is gentlo toward children, anl. mals and elderly people, nud polite to ward those Inferior to her lu social po sltlou, Sho Is never slangy, nor does sho per mlt men to chuff hor or wax familiar, yet she enjoys n Joke aud likes merry hearted companions. Tho ancient liritons often wore thjti dragon or scrpeat as a helmet areaL , illlliiOLllITI m I (jj iBBSISBSBSBSBsrtM I HP J iwl rwm vmr lsslsVHsl XZ3 Xx? r- '' W Ml vl i.' u T iHrm -""ii-i'imniw JjissWsstsIT"i 1li stsr " a -