The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, January 06, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTIT7S NEW AOK PORTTjA'N'n. OTUOTOX. The New Age. JL D. GKIPI'IN rwlllor and Proprietor. OFFICE 204 MOItHISON KTItlCKT. Oregon Telephone Oalc tul. Entered nt the oitomce at Portland, Oregon a lecond-clnss matter. (VnlcsoftliliHpervlino found on file nt Wish luston In tlic ofllueof our pclid lorn rpoiiiietit, K. O. Mcifil RS U18 1' Mnit, .. . sunscnii'TioN. Bat ytfr, pnynlitu In dTnc 2.00 The lntc poultry show In this city received rather a chicken-hearted sup port. The show Itself was excellent. Hvcn tho oldest Inhabitant Is as tounded by tho magnificent summer weather we nro Jjtrnjdwlntcr. Three local pc'vtylans have already been detected vn& knives up their cuITh. The municipal war Is probably on. Not only Capo Nomo, but Sumptor, Granite, linker City and llohemla will take many peoplo from Portland next spring. t Tho scrap In tho Trnnsvaal Is be coming Intensely Interesting. Tho Hoots nre great lighters and accurato henjamltcs. ""Tho boat railway project at Tho Dalles Is only a dream. Kastorn Ore Bon opposes It, according to Congress man Moody and ho knows. Tho registration books nro open for r.jgnnturos. Hvory legal voter should put his on tlioso records. The Negro voter is admonished not to delay. Tho greater part of tho high courts or Franco occupy their tlino with con Hplracy trials. Tho Frenchman Is a natural-born conspirator. Hut ho Is a fair actor generally until ho "gets caught." Kentucky also has a case of bribery In the matter of tho election of a gov ernor. WebfooteiH hIioiiIiI shako with tho llourboiiH In this tribulation. The bribery case In this slate has not been nettled yet. All In all, the Oregon representatives lu tho national congress are fairly well placed on committees. They uro In po rtion to do substantial work for tho iititte, and will no doubt Ioho no oppor tunity lo prosecute that work. Tho new registration law went Into nlTect on January I, I'.IOO. Coloied vol ant have special Intercut In putting their uamcH In the registry of legal HUfTraglsts. Tho local ballot-box Is their only salvation, politically. Senator llanna denies tho report that lilt desires to bo again made tho chair man of tho Republican national com mittee. It would bo well for tho party U thlH wore Incontrovertlbly true, but ijruvii apprehension Is generally enter tained that It Is not. Tho political club organizations of tho city are taking on new life with noticeable vigor. Committee talk Is be coming Interesting, and faction talk Is moro than usually positive. There Is promlne of exceptional entertainment in tho campaign Just ahead, Senator Simon Is one of the busiest moil lu Washington, lie Is a hard worker naturally. Ills persistent pur Ktill of Important mutters has already made for him a very creditable reputa tion an a member of the great senato rial body. Ilo Ih a good man for Ore i;n. It is now announced that Stale Sen ator llrowuell has a competitor lu tho race for Congressman Tongue's place In tho person of J. 0. Fullorton. Thus Congressman Tongue's chances for a roiiomluatlou Increase. Kullerton, however, is a strong man, and ho en Joyn a better political reputation than llrowuell. Naturalized citizens must show their papers before Clerk Holmes will permit thom to register. Clerk Holmes Is right. Political complications uro promised, however, as a result of this course. They should he met with flrm nosB lu tho Interest of an honest ballot, by tho way; and there Is reason to liollovo that they will be. Councilman J. A. Martin Is being urged by friends to become a candidate on the Multnomah county legislative ticket this year. Mr. Martin has long been a prominent business man of this city, and ranks In the llrst lino among its able and progressive citizens. He Is an able man ami a hard worker for what ho deems to bo tight and Just. Ho would make a strong candidate for the loglslatuio. Tho candidacy of Lawyer George J., Cameron for tho municipal Judgeship Is assuming proportions which ox'clto Interest In certain circles. Mr. Cam- cron is a lawyer of ability and a citizen of estimable character. As a city offi cial he has distinguished himself by his service In behalf of the taxpayers and against the organized coterie of grafters. Should he finally conclude to accept tho nomination for the pollco judgeship, ho will be n hard man to beat. The New Age would like to sco him In that position, GOVERNOR OKKR'S PLIGHT. Dcldcn II. Grant has made aflldavlt that II. B. Plummor's charge that T. T. Goer accepted a bribe of $1,000 for the position of penitentiary superin tendent Is true, nnd that tho deal was made before Goer's election. This gives the sago of a county ranch a bettor chance than ever to got nt his tradticors. If ho fall to avail hlmsolf of tho opportunity thus offered, what must public Judgment bo? Dare ho defy these men in a case against him for crimlnnl libel. This paper has referred to this mat ter frequently because It Is n serious affair. Tho executive ofllclal of a great state like Oregon ought not to permit his name, together with the namo of his party and tho fame of the common wealth ho represents, to be tints smirched by fnlBO charges of gross cor ruption; but, If he refuse to prosccuto those who publicly make tho complnlnt against him, tho people of tho state have boon loft only ono ground upon which to predicate their Judgment. And thnt Judgment will Inevitably bo that Governor Goer Is guilty. Can tho people of Oregon trust such a mnn in such a high place of author ity? The answer to this query, when It conies, will bo painfully dollnlto to Mr. (leer. RI5(!IST13R AT ONCI3. IJvery Negro lu Portland should tako special caro that his namo Is properly registered for tho forthcoming election. It Is tho duty of ovory citizen, white or black, to put himself In position to cxorclh'c his full right as a suffragist lu June next. It Is through tho ballot that wo may reform .public abuses and restrain the aggrdsHlvo corruptlonlst. Tho colored votoiB of Multnomah coun ty have special reason to meet tho Is sue lu the next contest tho Ibbuo lu which they arc particularly concerned as a neglected element In politics In this state. They should, by all moans, tako caro of their right to vote, for at the ballot-box they may help a friend or appropriately dispose of an enemy. This Is their legitimate advantage, and personal as well as popular Interests Miggesl that they avail themselves of It at Ihls particular time. Register early and bo sure that there Is no mistake about tho manner of doing It. --- CARTUR FOR PRHSIDKNT. Tho Republican state league will hold Its biennial meeting lu this city on tho (llli of February. Representative I'J. V. Carter, speaker of tho house of Oregon representatives, Is being urged to accept tho nomination for tho presi dency of that very Important political body. A bettor selection could nut bo made. Speaker Carter Is a very prom inent citizen of tho state and Is presi dent of tho Ashland National bank. Ilo Is alert and active, and would make an excellent executlvo olllcer of tho league. The New Ago would .bo grati fied to see him placed lu that very responsible position. The action of tho Kngllsh govern ment In stripping Its dependencies of all available troops and dispatching to the seat of war Generals Roberts and Kitchener, has shown to the world that the attempted enforcement of their suzerainty lu South Africa has taxed the resources of the empire tremen dously, and left Great Britain lu a per ilous position should any new demand bo made upon her military power. Careful observers see In the outcome of this war a general conflagration, as there are a number of European coun tries that have old scores to settle with Kugland. Fortunately for business, tho "bears" and the "bulls" uro not the only ani mals in tho pasture It is distressing to think what would happen to John Bull If he should pick a quarrel with some follow of his size. Wo don't understand why tho Hon. Champ Clark should light dead men when there are so many llvo ones lu sight. There Is every probability that tho Hon. Moses Wot moro has bitten off moro tobacco factory than tho trust ran buy. Tlioso Reed titles, which prevent In terinluablo talk In tho llotiso of Rep resentatives, nro Just now coming In for a share of tho abuse of the. Demo- emtio members, It will bo recalled j that no scamp ever has much affection for law, and tho wordy congressman does not like to have his verbal privi leges curtailed, even if by doing so the nation's business Is expedited. Just to make Chicago look silly, the New York theater managers will put up tho Blgn, "Stand'ng Room Only," during Its grand opera season. Now that HonrWillianTM. Stewart, of Nevada, has returned to the Repub lican party, It Is about time that Mr. Poffer, of Kansas, should make another move in the same direction, Lawton was too busy attending to his country to make any money. Now It Is the duty of tho country to see to It that his home Is preserved for his family, by helping to pny off the mort gage that Is due, and that his wife gets an adequate pension. Tho British genernls nre said to be In the air most of the time. It Is like wise true that they nre also nil nt bi't. If Dick Crokcr could only become at tached to tho free-silver sinker, Just think what a happy New Year It would bo for a number of New York gentle men. Tho great sprinter of the Philippines Is Agulunldo. He Is still in tho jungles, but his bolo men are fighting like the devil. They nro deceived Into bollov Ing thnt their leader Is still directing their movements, when, as a matter of fact, he has all he can do to direct ills own safely. Hon. Bonjnmln Tillman, of South Carolina, who has a comfortnblo scat In tho Urfltcd StnteB senate, Is willing to wait for the revolution which will restoro tho Democratic party to power. Bon Is In a position to wait, hut It Is awful lonosomo for tho Democratic pol iticians out of jobs. It was during the campaign of 1S9G that that famous phrase, "Open the mills, nnd not tho mints," was first brought Into prominence. Since then tho mills have been opened nnd pros pcrlLy has returned, with tho result that tho activity of tho mills has af fected the mints, which was Just what everybody expected. When medicines will not euro yon, or when you get tired of spending money for medicines, buy tho Natural Body Rraco from J. A. Clement-on, drug gist, L"J7 Yamhill street, between First and Second. Creamery and bakery. Country but ter and fresh eggs a specialty; also creamery lnittoi. Mrs. B. Boydston, proprietor, corner Second and Columbia streets, Portland, Or. (J. A. 'WiitM)f Murine Drug'Storo, 88 X. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spe cialties: Flockoustoin's Lung Balsam and Celery Soltzor. Columbia Stoani Laundry, Astoria, Oregon, Read Tho Now Ago, for it Is growing moio K)ittlur ovory week. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the Until report and account of tho undersigned as executor of tho last will and testa ment of Ottolia Doverens, deceased, has been filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Multnomah County, and that Monday, the Tith day of February, HUH), at the hour of U:!l() o'clock A. M., in the county court house of said .Multnomah county, in tho city of Portland, Oregon, has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the settlement of said Dual report ami account ami the hear ing and detei mining of objections theieto. Dated, Portland, Oregon, January II, 1000. THF.O. F. 1IFITSCIIM1DT, Executor of tho Last Will and 'lVr-tii-ment of Ottolia Doverens, deceased. Holiday Notes Our holiday display is now comploto; wo ask you to inspect tho miiiio, mid suggest the following considerations for your patronage. We carry: Tho largest stock of choicest Key West and Havana cigars. The latest novelties in French briar and meerschaum pipes. Kxolutdvo designs in tobacco jars. Tho daintiest things in smokers' ar ticltw. The purest and rarest smoking to b.iccos. Our prices aro the iuo.it reasonable, quality considered, Tho best attention, SU! .SlCllF.LCO., D'J Third street, opposite Chamber of Commerce. C. O. PICK TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. lSm-eoor lo I'U ' llro ) SH(e, 1'liuui!. mid Furniture innuM, (moked ir.turcd. i:pria mid hngKiiKo tutulcd. All work Kimrunlivd ruul order promptl) attended In. lotcr lu Wood suit I'tml. Oillco nd VHU'hoiii NPlrt Street, bonuvit Stnrl rind Onk. itU': 32 nnd Ml Front it., cor. Market, 1'OUTl.ANl), OUIIUON. quico Telephone 400j guide Telephone,. W?.', Columbia Britlgo Cmnpnny (Incor. oratod), general contractors. 715 Jiatuboi of Commerce. Jno. P. Plinrkoy, mnnufneurer of hnniCBfl, collars, etulillos and strap work; Importer of saddlery, hnrdwnre, whips, pnda, oto. 65 Union ave., Port land, Or. B. C. Cash Market. Cheapest and host goodB dolivero'l east and west. Corner Seventh and Coucli streets. Everything first-class. Camorou & Mergeus. Tho Ptoroy-K'ern Fuel Company has purchased D. Hi aires & Co. 'a wood business nnd are prepared to fill all or ders for any kind of mill wood. They aro tho certainly tho largest wood deal ers in tho city. Wood delivorcd to any adrdesa in tho city. Tho Comfort, 144 Sixth street, hot. Morrison and Alder. Fino wines, liquots and oiunr6. A fresh, cool glass of beer always on draught. Wall pHper, painting and paper hanging and wall tinting. First-ola3 work; modeiate prices. J. W. Konnn, 84 Fust street. Oieuon phono, Hood 033. Go to tho Mobllo Oyster Parlors. 182 Third strcut, corner .mhill, for craw fish, oysters or ti mules. Telophono Oregon' Muck 20C1. D. O. Goosuell, pioprlotor. George Baker & Co., practical furni ture auctioneers nnd expert valuers. Conducting auctions at privato resi dences a specialty. All sales promptly settled and statements furnished. Cash advanced on consignments, or fur niture of housos purchnsod for cash. Bankers' reference Ladd & Tllton. Columbia phono 280. Ofilcea nnd Bales rooms, Noa. 852-354 Alder street, Port land, Or. SIIKItlKK SAI.K. In the Circuit Court of the Stctc of Ore gon for thu County of Multnomah. Charles J. Straight, l'lnlii'lfr, vs. J. M. Mclnllru and Amy A. Mclutlre, his wife, W. V. Mclutlre and Sarah K. Mc lutlre, his wife, Defendants, lly virtue of an execution, Judgment or der und decree duly issued out of nnd un der tho eiml of the nbovo-entltled court, In thu nbovo-entltled cause, to mo duly dlroctcd, und dated tint Mh day of Novem ber, 18ti9, upon a Judgment rendered and entered In mild court on thu Cth day of September, 1OT, In favor of Charles J. Stinlght. plaintiff, and ugnlnst J. M. Mc lutlre, Amy A. Mclutlre. W. I'. Mcln tlro and Sarah 13. Mclutlre, d-jfendnnts, for the mm of (2,701 .'.0, with Interest there on at thu rate of lu pur cent, per annum from the 1'Jth day of December, 1801, nnd the further sum of tPju.OO. with Interest thereon nt the rnto of 8 per cent, per an num from the Cth day or September, ISM, till tho Uth day of October, 1698. and thereafter Interest nt tho rnto of 5 per cent, per annum, nnd thu further sum of I2C.05, costs und disbursements, und tho costs of ami upon this writ, commanding mo to mnkt sale of the following-described real property, to-wlt: All tho undi vided thrcc-clghths of tho donation land clnlin of Horace J. Mclntlro nnd Nurclssa J, Mclutlre, his wife. In sections 23 and 21, In township 2 north, range 1 wont of tho Willamette meridian, nnd In sections 27, .1.1, 31 und JT, In township 3 north, rnngo 1 west of the Wlllninotto meridian, In Multnomnh county, state of Oregon. Now, therefore, by virtue of said execu tion. Judgment order anil decree, nnd In compliance with thn commands of said writ. I will on Monday, tho 8th day of January, lOCO. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. at tho front door of tho county courthouse. In the city of Portland, said county and state, sell nt public auction, subject to redemption, to tho highest bid der, for United Stiites gold coin, cash In hand, nil tho right, tltlo nnd Interest which the wlthln-namcd defendants, or either of them, had on thu dato of the mortgage herein, or since hud. In nnd to tho nbove-deaerlbed real property, or nny part theroof. to satisfy snld execution, Judgment ordor. decreo, Interest, costs and all accruing costs. Dated 1'ortlnnd. Or.. December 7, 1W0. WILLIAM KRAZIKR, Sheriff of Multnomnh County, Oregon. MIKHIKK SAl.li. In tho circuit court of tho state of Ore gon, for tho county of Multnomah. IS. O. Wnt son and Ii. It. Heokmun, partners do ing business ns W'utson & Hcekmun, pluln tiffs, vs. the Inarch Mountain Investment Company, defendant. lly virtue of an attachment, execution nd order of sale duly lesned out of nnd un der the seal of tho nbovo-entlted court, In tho above-entitled cause, to mo duly di rected, and dnted thu 7th dny of December, 18W, upon a Judgment rendered nnd entered In said court on tho 4th day of December, 1M0, In favor of W. II. Watson and H. II. Iieekinnu, pai tuers doing business as Wat son & Ikt'kmiui, ptulutlffs, und agnlnst the Larch Mountain Investment Compiiny, do. fendant, for tho sum of J2701.6D. with In terest thereon at tho rate of 6 per cent per annum from tho 4th day of December, 1SW, and thu further sum of 121.75. costs and dlshursaineuts, nnd thu costs of and upon lilts writ, commanding mo to make ale of tho following-described reul prop erty, to-wlt: Tho west i of tho west H of section 13, townehlp oiu (1) north of range six (6) east of the Willamette meridian, in Mult nomnh county, statu of Oregon, containing 101. W acres. Also tho east H of the west M of section 80, township ono (1) north of range six (6) east of tho Wlllumetto meridian, In Mult nomah county, statu of Oregon, containing 100 acre. Also oast i of the west M of section 31, township ono (1) north of rango six lO) east of thu Willamette meridian, In Mult nomnh county, stnto of Oregon, containing 160 acres. Also east H of section 31, township ono (1) north of range six (6) east of tho Wil lamette meridian, In Multnomnh county, statu of Oregon, containing X20 acres. Aleo tho east 4 of the west ft of sectlo J2, township one (1) north of range ! (6) cast of tho Willamette meridian, ti Mulmomnh county, state of Oregon, con taining 1C0 acres. Also thu south V of the north H of sec tion 25, township one (1) north of range five (O east of thu Wlllam?tte meridian, In Multnomah county, statu of Oregon, con taining 1C0 actus. Now, therefore, by virtue of said exe cution and order of sale, and In compliance w'th thu commands of said writ. I will on Monday, the I5th day of January, IPOJ, at the hour of 10 o"clock A. M at the front door of the county courthouse. In thu cliy of Portland, said c-unty and state, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to the l.lsbe-it bidder, for L'nlted States gold coin, cash In hand, all tho right. t-'L nnd Interest which th wlthm-named d fendant had on tho dale ot the attaehmen heroin, November 10. 1W. or since had, in and to tho nboverdeierlbod real property or any part thereof, to satltfy said ox edition, order of s.ile. Interest, costs ni. all accruing costs. Dated Portland. Or.. December II, 1S99. WILLIAM KHAKI KR. Sheriff of Multnomah County, Or. oilJJMm The end in view In cutting on lh mtrktl i food whb kr u CYRUS NOBLE U tfuutlonl. W with you to find out ixictly what It Ii. W i convinced that wt putup ihl but ponlbU whbkty at tha prlca. Wa with to laach you how ood, how much superior It b lo other brandt. Wa can do ihb only by having you driv your own compartton. I Try them all t givi them all a fair thow and w are almost certain wa will. gain your patronage. We'll gain It became CYRUS NOBLB la kidgcd belt by the greatest number of people by the moat skeptical by tha connolticur. There are rcaioni why lU yiart In wood dlattlled from Klected grain 70 yeari' experience In distilling behind II. Why shouldn't II b good? W. 1 1 SGHUYVER I CO. Agents.. PORTLAND OREGON MANUFACTURERS' PIANO HOUSE 131 SIXTH STREET, Geo. A. Heidinger & Co. ...Representatives For.,. The Celebrated "Steck" World flenowued. Miiklcliun favorite everywhere. The "Krakauer" Wonderfully popular lu Now York, Ilostou mid Chicago, Heat worknifuulilp. Sweetest tone nnd latest Improvements. To buy a Krokauur Is true economy. The Beautiful "Sterling" Noted for superior Kinging lime nnd durability. Manufactured kIpoo 18w Hum no eiiiiil, price und n,uitltty considered. cu thom. Huntington and Mendlessohn Pianos Sterling Organs KurC'liiirehvs nnd Parlor, at lowest prleei. NOTK.-DurliiK this month wo Mill iniike from IS to W per cent discount from our rueulnr tow price lu order to i,et our buslncts vtnned, Kur-y tvriiit of payment enn be nrratiKed If wntitcd. fVo our line luxiriineut before Iniylui; eHewhere. No trouble to show (,'oods, CiUu louues infilled to any address on application. RENTING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. L. M. I'AltlSII. Nor.Mtv Parrish & Watkins REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, Loans and Fire Insurance Agents for Lancashire Insurance Co. No. 246 Washington Street stents Must Ho I'nld in Advnnco. PORTLAND, OR. v,c rrr.. i MsaNuuauu lw -& x l ix isai . ?vi " . i i rvk, v ' . , u VTrv.V.. X.MM J J.w 1 0,-T.V YIUW3 . r-ttTttfvSZJ&JZZ A vo y w w'- Orejiui Phono Orsnt m. Columbia 1'liouo nOl Ta II I I 4 Ml JtsL i'ViO c ikjv1" BriiuMriSwrM H'Kf rfj plUV ifltCjJUl ?!rT FatiS TY pEmJ--fT fjia -' y. THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK PENDLETON, OREGON. Organlzod March I, 1880; Capital, SIOO.OOO. Interest allowol on time deposits. Exchange bought and sold on all pi in elpal polnta. Special attention given to collections, v, J. Furnish, president; J. N. Teal, vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK La Grande. Oregon. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - - $72,000 IV'PftiExKSaivj I -vf i i Write for Catalogue and Prices. SB (iiconrtiiuno) OREGONIAN BUILDING. GEO. K. W ATKINS. I'lriii.ic. P- ptNrYltA rath lfr. 3 a rjOOINJOr paitiMii vm-punamii )icveuti. . .. VN-.yr?niT Hn V0)VO Xf JVJf 1'mi jmWtH -SHTTW--. . Incorporated lRtW. lotl Flnt Street HUSSELL ENGINES BOILERS mills High Grade THRESHERS STACKERS Machinery YrttW"" j. t I - - T-r-ft ri-V-PSL RUSSELL & CO. PORTLAND, OREGON, kl ak .yiggfjerw