THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
SMITH &, WATSON IRON WORKS
MANUKACTUUKUS OK A IX KINDS OK
Murine nn.I Stationary KntfiieBiiiul Jloilfra. Saw Mills. Mining Hoisting
and IVKin Machinery. Bridge iiipl Structural Work. Shafting Mearlnir. Pul
leys ami Mlecol rineoua Machinery of all kinds. Iron an.l Br.iss Castings.
Forgings and Repairs of All kinds Promptly Attended To.
Off. co and Works: Front and
Is "Very Much Pleased"
It
DR. A. T.
Iluwnroof Klcctrlo licit lraiitlHtraillin; up
on my r.o yearn' reputation. Tliclr uniiio-4
enn ln li ltd uiioii application lo iiny of
my ollleus.
KSTAIlMSIIlil) 1S11. INCOUI'OIIATKI) 180T.
ALLEN & LEWIS
Shipping: & Commission Merchants
WHOLE8ALE GROCERS
To snro time nlJrcii til Comtnuntcatloui to the Comptnr.
Not. 40 to 54 Front Struct, North. POKTI.ANn, On.
W0LFF& ZWICKER Ironworks
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Steel and Wood Ship Builders.
Manufacturers of Saw and Shlnglo Mill Machinery, Pollers, Engines, Head
Blocks, laiglng Engines and Loggers' Supplies. Steel Illvctcd Pipes for Flumes
and Dry Kilnn. lion, Semi-Steel and Brass Castings for all purposes. Special
attention glvon to all kinds of repairs. Agents for Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal.
THE H. C. ALBEE COMPANY
DEAI.KUS IN
SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
B60 Eant Wntor Stroot PORTLAND, OREGON.
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WEDDING, VISITING AND PROFESSIONAL CARD ENGRAVERS.
JkM fMprtOWfii-
The Largest Plate Engraving
W. Q. SMITH & CO., 22 and
FALL II FASHIONS
IN-
HVTw.--
AT ANY PRICE almost you wish, Wo guaran
tee the quality of every hat.
BUFFUM & PENDLETON
Bolo Agents for Knox and Wurburtun Hati.
Tlilrrt ond Sturk Street. OiM'onlte Chimiber of Coi.imereo.
DRINK THE FAMOUS.
"VS7"eixiliarcl7s Beer
FOR SALE AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL SALOONS
BREWERY AND OFFICE,
PORTLAND
SJHr ..... ,..,.,..-. or.
Ha'l StsM Portland, Oregon
.Buckloy, Wash., Oct. 10, 1800.
Dr. A. T. Snndeu:
I nin very much pleased with your No. 0
Klotrio Holt, and would not lie without It,
now that 1 know its merits. I have induced
others to try it albo.
F. IS. PHILLIPS.
This ia one of thousands I have- on illo at
my ofllee, and as I have cured thousands I
CAN CURE YOU. I use my LATEST
METHOD,
Dr. Sanden
Electric Belt
Kown and used tho world ovor. If you suffer
from Laok of Strength, Organic Weakness,
Lame Hack, Varicocele, Sciatica, Rheuma
tism, Lumbago, Nervousness, Poor Circula
tion, etc., send for my book, "Three Clashes
of Men." This littlo hook gives a descrip
tion of my wonderful Pelt and what it is
used for.
SANDEN
Russel Building1, Cor. Fourth
and Morrison Sts.
Oltlcc Hours: OtoC; Siuulny, 10 lo 1.
Kntrmicn on fourth SI. Hcooiul l'loor
House in the Northwest.
23 Washington bld'g, PORTLAND, OR.
Exolualvo
Furnisher
" ftX? sts
ERON WORKS
POItTtiAND KAIIWAY COMPANY.
General Onlc corner First and Washington 8t
By the llncftot thin company and Its con
nections, the Fccond Streut Line: Portland
Traction Co., or Fifth Street I.lncj and the Kasl
Bldo Hallway Co, all parts of the ellycan be
reached titum the payment ol a FIVK-CKNT
I A HE inch uhv.
On the West "Side Cars run every 10 m Inn t?s.
On the I'ortland & Vancouver Line, ears
lenvc Vl'tt and Vah!nRton streets (or Wood,
lawn every 'JO mlnntis from Cii. m. to5!20p. m.i
then every 10 minutes to 6 80 p. m.j then every
Su minutes ;ol2:0jn. m. On Sunday first cur
leaves at 7:40 a, in.
Cars leave for Vancouver every -10 minutes
from fii'20 a. m. to 6.10 p, m. on Wednesdays
mil Saturdays, also at 11 and ll.SOp. m. On
3undajs tlrt car leaos at 7:40 a. m,
Yim will save money by buying Vancouver
round-trip tickets nt the ofllee.
Olllce hours 8 a, in. to p. in,: Sunday, 10 n,
m. to 12m.
O. F. PAXTON, I'rcsldcnt.
J. F. IMTt'HKI.DKK, Sicrctary.
rOHTLANI) TUACTION COMPANY.
(Formerly Cablo Hallway.)
Oporatcs Klcctrlo and Cablo Street Hallway
Irom Union Ipot up Fifth St. by tho Principal
Hotels, Postofllce, Courthonic, City Hall. etc..
lo Portland Heights and the City Park. From
the Holghts can he obtained an unrivalled view
of tho city, rivers, surrounding country and
mountain ranges, with the snow-capped sum
mits ot Mounts, Hood, Adams, St. Helens and
lUnler.
Curs run every 7 1-3 inlmitns.
First car leaves I'ulon Depot at 0:37 a. m.
First car leaves I'ortland Heights atO:3An. m,
Last car leaves Union Depot at 11:80 p. in.
'.ast car leaves Portland Heights fordepo'
1 p. m. Last car leaves Portland Height)'
.iwer-house nt ltf0p. m. Transfers at I
iid Washington Streets with Portland lit.
v. y Co.'s Hues and Kast Sldo Hallway Co. lli.c.
p O. TlNClItY
MANL'FACTl'HISO JF.WELKH.
Diamond Setter. Hcpalrlng neatly done.
Any design ol Jewelry made to order.
Ut stairs over The Fnmons, Comer Second
and Morrison streets, Portland, Or,
in W. A KISS
F. W. A HISS it CO.
Wholesale Brokerage and Commission
No. fii Front Street.
Columbia 'Phone 219. Portland, Or.
pOSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
C. II. IJATEMAN. Proprietor.
Hooms, il.oo to s.'..V) per week.
M North Third Street, Corner Davis.
PORTLAND, Or.
K. .1. Ilolmer.
K. II. llolmcr.
L
Elegant Appointments, Porcelain Tubs, Latest
Improvement, Parlor In Com cctlon
with Ladles' Haths.
PURE SEA SALT BATHS A SPECIALTY
....II AMIS 35 CUNTS....
61 SECOND AT., Iletween Everett and ITandera
l'OHTI. VNII OKKflUN.
Best of Cloth and Work
Given at Remarkably
Low Prices by Reason of
Our Wonderfully Low
Expenses.
THE J. I. ACHESON CO.,
THIRD AND ILDER STS.
i wmmm typewriter
Latest
and Best
Machine
The Irwin-Hodson Co,
General Agrnts for Oregon and Idaho.
Machines for Sale and Helit
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Blankbooks, Printing,
Lithographing.
SUITS TO ORDER
James J. Paul
FINE
TAILORINQ
THE BEST OF
CLOTH....
We Want Your Trade
....300 THIRD ST
III S - I -
N. HODGSON & CO.
PRACTICAL
ilusic Dealers
We make a Specialty of Band and Orches
tra Music. Also a central line of Musical
Goods. Strings for all Instruments. Try (
"uur nana-jvuae- reeas. we aiso iur-i
nish Music for Entertainments.
N. K. Cur. Hrciuid it Vnmlllll (Up blulr
l'OIlt'LANI), OlIKQOM. I
CASCADE
BATH
11 ..
t
VONAHI) IIOI'SK
FurnMied Uoonis t ltent by the Day, Week
or Month.
MIL". V. O, 1IOND, Proprietress.
iW4 Ent Morrison St., POUTLAND, OK.
Tit'OKST. HOCII
Whntesale Deater In
WINES, LKU'OHS AND C.IOAItS.
Ofllee: 110 Fourth Street,
Telephone 1081. POUTLAND, OltEOOK.
pOUTLAND ItOLLINO MILIS
Manufacturers of
PIC. IllON AND STEEL.
N. E. AYEIt, ManaKer,
i'ml and Nleolal Street".
THE TASTE TELLS"
THAT
CUDAHY'S REX HAMS,
REX BACON
REX LARD AND
REX CANNED MEATS
ARE THE BEST.
J, A. MARTIN CO,
Sash and Door Factory
Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Ash Lumber con
stantly on baud; also Hulls, Newels and Haiti,
ters, and all kinds of hardwood, veneers ami
overythlui; In the stair Hue: all kinds of Iron
audlirass brackets lor haiiKlliK rails; scroll
Mtwliii:, wood turnliiK and phmliu;; also all
kinds of uiouldliiKH and Mulshing material.
Country orders tilled on short notice. Your
onlt'is respectfully solicited.
17th and N. Front St.
l'lu.ne ta7. PORTLAND, OREGON
NORTH PACIFIC
PLANING MILL CO.
MANt'F.UTUtEltH -
Sash and Doors
and Blinds
Special prices on carload orders.
22nd nnd Thurmnn Sts..
PORTLAND - - - OR.
Loiik Distance 'Phone Main '.".U
DEPOT HOTEL
(DKlMSflir.StiASTHAFS)
S. E. Cor. Seventh nnd Gllsnn Sts.
Two blocks fiom I'nloii Depot.
PORTLAND - - OREGON
Monlfl 20 Ciinlp.
lok'ini!8 . 25 nnd .'15 (YntH.
Six Meul TickelH for . .$1.00.
A. BLOCK, Proprietor.
Former proprietor Washington Hotel.
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting; of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Co.,
SEVENTH iHD ALDER STS.
Both 'Phones 385.
he title guarantee and
TRUST GO.
U.M. M. I.ADD, Pii-hldcnt.
J. THOItlllltN ItO.-.s. S -'y and M'jsr
T. T. HUHKIIAItr, Ai.'IKeretttry.
Olfers property for sal" at such low price",
that It will pay )ou to piircluo-u and hold for
an advance.
Y have liicoine-proluclnB properly for alc,
which II will pay ) u lo bu for IliwMiiic-ht
i-hue low -priced liiu lor the home build
er, and if J on bii) the urinnul we will limn
no n oney at lowist rulen wilh ulilrh id hiilld
a t -)
t-iidi Deposit Vtinl's, Iians, ALxiracts,
Till- iiiKiirance Fur (urtli r purncular mce
TITLE GUARANTEE ANO TRUST CO.,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
PORTLAND - OR.
I
flsHH&T.
THE FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
La Cmnclo, Oregon.
CAPITAL, (H,000 00; SURPLUS, $8.5r0.l0.
DIRKOTOUS: J. II. Riiti'lmrt. Gcortjo AckliB, .1. I). JIcKcnnon, Joseph
Pal r. h . HMnluy. .T. II. H.tlililnn. .1. V. Sorlber.
Ol'KICKR.: .1. 11. Rim-hurt, jnesiilunt; Josoi h Pftlmcr, vlco-preBideutj J.
W. Soribcr, iM-liit'r.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton, Oregon.
Cnpitnl, f70.0fl0.00j Surplus nml Unilivido.l Prollts, t53,82l.78.
HKSHRVK AKS IN First Nntionnl Brink, Chioapo, 111b.; First Nfttiotml
Bunk. Piiitliutil, Oroiton; GIiuiuIoaI X.itlotiul Batik, New York, N. Y.
OFKIOKRS AND DIRKCToRS: Levi Ankenv, Pros ; M. Barnlt, Vicc-Prcs ;
C. B. Waile, CiiBhiur; II. C. Ouonisey, Ass't CaBhior; J. S. McLcotl. W. SJ
B.vern, V. K. Matlock.
CITY NEWS.
Mr. S. Holes hits accepted n position
nt the Itnpei-lnl.
Rend Tho Now Ago if you want tho
IICAVH.
Mr. John Sample hn accepted a po
sition nt Gray's Harbor.
Mrs. J. D. StrtrlltiB, of Seattle, Ih tho
gticHt of Mrs, M. Meredith.
Mrs. T. 15. Thomas has recovered
from a short, hut severe, Illness.
Jlw. II. O. Thompson has jiouu east
to visit her friends and relatives.
Send in nil your society news each
week to Tho Now Aye.
Mnstcr Willie Huston has been pro
nounced out of danger by his attend
ltiK physician.
Do you wish to uso tho best that
money can buy Cortainly you do
ThwriiiHlht that your deale'r furnishes
you with Guduhy'H Rex Braudof hams,
witoH nun nun mm .on m imm w.u ,,BHl,, through ono of the most trying
best. j ami important periods in lis history.
.... , ., .. . . ... ..., in The ovents have been of such trnn-
Who is tho young buy who will Bl.e1(k,nl im)im.n, mt we Bhlin nill bo
leave this elty soon to livo at mi- ,,e tu ,.Ht1!ltl. their true Importaneo
eouvor, Wash. See tho next issue of f(. mny yoarH t c0,Pi 'n,0 Spanish
this paper anil you will know tho rest, war brought with it the iiuestlmi of
; , , territorial expansion and race almorp-
Mrs. R. Barnard, nfter a somewhat ,,,, (() H,., ,, ,st,,n, H wnH IU)t
serious illness, was, on the advice of ,mni.,i r In tho philosophy of our
her physician, removed last week to wlK0Hl mutcsnien. We waged war with
tho hospital. Her many frlonds con- Sm f(. ,u, ,,m,,0Kl. of freeing Cuba;
lldently hope fm- her speedy recovery, this we shall ultimately do. but wo
Mr. .1 I,. Il.mte7.,n. tnjon charge S VffSS Sit
S'off ftWKKSS y " " -" l ,,u
we pi edict that he will succeed in .,' ,i,.t(,ns are that tho re
building up a lucrative business In a $&& XZiMrMmmiio
siioii tune. insult of the developments or the year
The Sewing Circle at the Bethel A. 1SD9 than It ever wtv before. We be
M. 13. church, which meets every I-'rl- Revo that the race Is stronger today
day evening, Is well attended and Ihe than It whh u year ago. Wo say this
varletv of ornamental and useful In the face of tho fact of tho unfortu
thlngs that are being inado assures us nate legislation which has boon placed
that when they get ready -to give a "P tho Mntuto Ikh.Ick of many of tho
bazaar It must necet-saiily bo a success, stales and a manifest tendency to mul-
Mlply such legislation, and of tho out
Rev. 13. 13. Makelll, nfter a two years' lueaks of mob fmy which have dls
stuy at Union Springs, Ala., has been graced too many of the states during
appointed to a charge In (leorgla.
131) PAG 13
mb mbmbmbm
M I .. I.t. ...... ..I-1. ...I ..'"""' " " '" ...v. ........ "V.
DUVllll ui um i-m:.in , .D.,v. ...... ,(,VI, tllllt the COndltblll Illlll lllO prCB-
coiiver on Now U-iu s day. and won ,H (f U) nu,0 m) I0ttsr than thoy
so loyally on erlalned that some of woro ( ,,. ,, ,, h ,, .
them inlKsed the last boat and hud to , U0 ,hlirPIll tn,llKt, f t,0 rnco
stay all night. character and the foitnnato condition
Wedding bells are ringing. Wo are r Its residence In the United States
not nt llborty to be spoclllc, but hear than to nnythlng else. Wo tiro hiiriio
It whlKiiuietl on tho winds that sumo I"K l the grand rush of national
tlmo this month tliuio Ib to be n wed- growth nnd presperlty. Just us the uv
dlng In our midst. We avIII tiy to glvo erago citizen Is and as our foielgn cltl
nartlculars later. i zens aio In particular. But the fact
is that we do not ulwnys stop to mean
Instead of asking "How nro you?" urn the advantages we enjoy and tho
when you meet a friend, tho proper progress wo uie making In all dlree-
a - I.. 1 !.(.. I.. ......... I I... ... ....It e0
salutation now is, "nave your regis-
tored?" It Is a duty that ovory colored
voter wants to attend to, ami It would
bo well lo see about It early, as later
there Is apt to bo such a rush that a
busy man cannot spate tho tlmo neces
sary to stand tu lino.
Tho preacher who thinks that his
church Is tho only ono In town, that his
congiegatlou Is tho best and most
pious, and that It Is Impossible for the
church to got nlong without hlin has
not souse enough to make a cockioach
a sipiarfl moal, and tho sooner the good
Lord sends tho sheriff of heaven to
arrest him tho hotter It will bo for the
community.
Tho William Lawrence Dunbar Liter
ary Society still draws full houses at
Its meotlngs ovory other Thuihday
evening, at A. M. 13. Zlon church. The
debate on December 21, on whether It
was advisable- for the colored voters
to stand as n unit or divide amongst
tho different political parties, called
out several stirring and Interesting
speeches, and has lieen tho topic of
conversation among our peoplo on sev
eral occasions since. January I tho
subject was "Is Novol Reading. Demor
alizing?"
of
ke
fallen
propar
uontlem
very pretty custom, and ono that wo
are sorry to see being neglected, ns the
pleasure of renewing acipialntanfim on
tho first of the year causes many pleas-
nnt memories to arise wiring uio misy
days that follow. A great many good
resolutions have been made, uud wo
fear a few have already been broken.
n...r.i....i.H Mmriiim. f..r .iiiiiuiiry.
n,,r,iMMi, k '"''V'' '"':;""'
I IIU (-iJiiiiiiiuin in ..uij.mmij n .....h-
nzlno are evidently endeavoring to give
their readers n bountiful 10 cents'
worth. Tho contents for tho January
nuinbor Include seven coinploto short
stories, eigiu spec, a, articles n huii-
jects of curront Into.est or prolltnlilo
lustiuctlou, a little poetry, n little fiui.l
..,. . ..,. !.. . tl ii t.rw.f imi ri ltttlt run
.-.!.. I... I -'I,... ..!,..,. I It l...u o .iiu.
tery-whut Is tho twenty-seventh Id-1
tor of tho alphabet? Tho story Is left
unfinished, find lho editor ortors you
100 for a fl it n 1 paragraph that shall.
complete It and explain tho problem.
An Interesting aecmint of tho new1
I3nst river bridge, now building, Is
given In "Tho Groitost Uriilgo on
I3arlh." Those who lived through tho
Civil war (and many who have been
born since It was over) will bo Inter-
Now Year's day, although the wtv" """I, ! L T , o
making Now Year's culls and or ; " ;;.." 0 fnrmorH ,
oping "open house" has somow hat . ' "' ""-. " "" "' f " '
Into .disuse, several of our ladles t" ''".Tfliloiit tbiit In the skilled (.ecu-
oil tliomseives to enieriiiiii uio.i rp.r.,i,,ii, Mm mound
eu caiiers on nun uuy. iu m n
ested In the account, from an ofllrcr
of tho secret servltf, on "How tho
Northwest Was Saved." Tho stories
nro all of the Interesting, bright, vigor
ous sort, that grip your attention In
stantly and hold it to tho end such
stories as Everybody's Magazine Is
making a specialty of.
Not the least Interesting page In tho
book Is that In the advertising section,
whereon the editor tells us what
ICverybody's Magazine Is to contain
during 11100. If he gives us nil ho snys
he will, It will bo n big dollar's worth.
Potters and waiters will give Mr.
Fred Lent, proprietor of tho Railroad
Men's Ctpir Stoic, their t ratio when
they want anything in tho line of !
gars and tobacco.
I Mill.
New York Ago.
We have no way to judge tho future
except by the past. This Is often an
unsatlsfactoiy guide, but It Is tho host
we have. Judged by this standard, tho
future of the Afro-Ainerlcun race Is
full of promise. There, ato dark clouds,
'" 'l W,"!?, Wtt l'"lt
0,The yea" SVIhe te.mblle has
the year.
In spite of the mnli spirit, which Is
ll.tltflllllt..flll llllVM'lll 111 till, Iflllll tl'll
uons. i ins is imiiiiiu, urn. i i
the Inspiration that would come to us
by ro'ison of It Ih lost upon us. People,
who are oniiresFed. people who hnvo a
problem- people like ourselves and
like (lie Irish In Ireland and the Jews
In I3urnpp are moie given to Intro
sner linn llt'Ml o rotmsportlnn, tho
looking wllhln than without, to com
plaining about what they hnvo not got
rather lhan n-jolclng over what thoy
hnvo got.
During tho pnst year we hnvo bail
steady growth and strengthening In
our spiritual life. Our churches woro
nover stronger and better; our minis
ters, and they are an army or largo
size, were never mote capable and ear
nest and having belter results in their
work. Millions of adults In tho church
and millions ofchlhlieu In the Sunday
school surely I hey who are arrayed
on the Lord's side, as the Afro-Anier-Icnn
people are, cannot full of tho best
nnd linn-1 dashed results In lire Thoy
who nre strong In thii spirit are strong
In the flesh.
In u material seiue they who know
the facts are convinced that tho race
has made wonderful progress In laud
getting and money-saving, and this
agaliisUhe greater odds. But thoy
lisiivrli' Will inosi who iiiivo muni m
we lost from 1 80S lo 1878. In business
ventures of all sorts wo nre bruiehlng
out more and more In nil sections of
the country. In this vital matter wo
are ceasing to despite tho day of small
, , ..,, r ,,, ,,, in.ir ti.t
;,,;.'" ,.,,., .,,,,,,, urnw
' ' ' " ' '1 ," w "bio hnvo
."l,;''!. 'ouraldves0 We
hold bleb and bonorablo positions In
tho federal, stale and municipal sorvlce
f u ,.ollntrv nn( W0 liel'OVO tll'lt WO
l , ', i , and in a larger
,' ' l ' , ,f ,. AlH, lho
u'Xrs to c u pi nin niniit and nro.
...... ... tIl0 nriliy jmvo been broken
, , ,, ot ,J0nvo tinl thoy
' ,. . , , , nlll
I " - .
Tho year of IS!)!) was n groat your,
nun
cd
lo-
uintH,
f, H. Si'liuartz. ilrngu'ist and iipntho
(,rV our, Unmade Micot, between
j,,, A second, Portland, Oi.
pnrti,i Dn.ik nnd Statlonerv Cunt'
' ' rl ' ' ' '? " .' , "IT111,.. I
l"y " biiv. f .11 exoliang,o (ill
kinds of desirable bookn;, new am ten.
omLhaiiil school books at Kjiluiied
prices. SOlPd Morrieou etteut, bolwiitin
Kiont and Firut. t