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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1900)
.,V&BKff PF WW PMpinm J ''"" iTifiii i. wm iy' r .V THE NEW AGKE, POBTJaND, OKEGOtf. "?. . v ',.: Ht H i. Crown Cocktails are ready to drink. V": 8 different MANUFACTURERS' PIANO HOUSE 131 SIXTH STREET, OREGONIAN BUILDING. Geo. A, Heidinger & Co. ...Representatives For... The Celebrated "Steck" World Renowned. Musicians favorite everywhere. The "Krakauer" Wonderfully popular In New York, lloiton and Chicago. Best workmanship. Bweeteit tone and latest Improvements. To buy a Krakauer It true economy. The Beautiful 'Sterling" . , iaflKi2i: Noted (or superior singing tone and.MnrabllltVlMaunfcturedllnoe;lPvtfeC Has no equal, price and quality eonsldered.YBee thmmmamgagjaSef' Huntington andMthdleisohhVirri58 Sterling Organs . ForChurehe and Parlors, at lowest NOTK.-Durlne this month we will make tew prices In order to Ret our builnen itaried. Kasy terms of payment can be arranged U waniea. re onr nne ainorimem oeiorc uuyiug sofues mauea io any sou rem on application. RENTING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. &J&t Headquarters for CAMERAS and MAGIC LANTERNS. kV Free Dark Room for Amateurs. frO THE PENDLETON PENDLETON, OREGON. Organized March I, 1880; Capital. 1100,000. Interest allowei on time deposits. tipal pi i iiuinig, opecini summon given io coi'eciionB, w. J. Furnish, president; J. N. Teal, vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier. lUn s-- tOb . .yM N,vlV,. tt Ot ll,kWH V . rrc??5Z32SUS2Jt. sr- QW (l &w Otagon Pl.o te ui.nt 3JI. Columbia Phone out. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Oregon. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS .... $72,000 RUSSELL & CO. -aTattJiTyAS5fcBam n J w ! aM 1 . j: vwtSMr-" . Wfk far Catalogue aad Pricu. kind prices. from IS to 25 Der cent discount from our menla. ouuwuere. xsoirouiue to snow goous. lai 351 Morrison Street SAVINGS BANK Exchange bought and sold on all p'in- r. rrNivicA raiMK Lee. a RoeiHsasi iiwii ttti-Sn.er.os tor iwu ViQ ..BAAM h...ul vnooaCtt n .v.v Incorporated 1894. 10S First Stree RUSSELL ENCINES BOILERS SAW MILLS Hioh Grade THRESHERS SUCKERS Machinery hAVX ,tQ ,- PORTLAND, OREGON. T10HARD HODCT furnished Rooms to Rent by the Day, Weak or Month. MRS. V. 0. BOND, Proprietress, 04H East Morrison St., PORTLAND, OR. TUOKNE 1I0CH Wholesale Sealer in WINES, MQUOIIB AND CIOARS, Office: 110 Fonrth Street, Telephone 1084. PORTLAND, 0RKQ0H pOKTLAND ROLMNQ MILLS Manufacturers of PIO IRON AND 8TKBL. N. E. AVER, Manager, 22nd and Nlcolat Streets "THE TASTE TELLS" THAT CUDAHY'S REX HAMS, REX BACON REX LARD AND . REX CANNED MEAT! ARE THE BEST. J, A. MARTIN CO. Sash and Door Factory Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Ash Lumber con. atnutly on hand; alio Halls, Noweli and Balue tors, and all kinds of hardwocil, veneers and everything In the stair Hue; all kinds of Iron and brass brackets lor hanging rails; scroti sawing, wood, turning and planing; also alt kinds of mouldings and' finishing material. Country orders tilled on short notice. Yout rdurs respectfully solicited. 17th and N. Front St. "Phone.M?.. ... .PORTLAND, ORKQOtil1 NORTH PACIFIC PLANING MILL CO, MANUFACTURERS Sash and Doors and Blinds Special prices on carload orders. 22nd andThurman 8ta., PORTLAND - - - OR. Long Distance 'Phone Main 220. DEPOT HOTEL (DEUTSCIIES OAST1IAU8) S. E. Cor. Seventh and Ollsan SU. Two blocks from Union Depot. PORTLAND - - OREGON Meals 20 Cents, Lodgings 26 and 35 Cents. Six Meal Tickets for f 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 Ci., SEVENTH 1KB ILBEI STS. Both Tboncs 35. THE TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST GO. WM. M. LADD. President. J. THORHUItN ROfcH, tkc'y and M'gr. T. T. BURKHART, Ass't Secretary. Offers property for sale at such low price, that It will pay you to purchase and hold for an advance. We liTe Income-producing property for sale, which It will pay )ou to buy for Investment. We hate low-priced lots for the home-bull. er, and If yon buy the ground we will loan yon money at lowest rates with which to bull a house. Safety-Deposit Vaults, Loans, Abstract, Title lusurance. For further psrtlculars see Kit TITLE GUARANTEE AM TRUST CO., CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PORTLAND - - OR, O.st. Arnold. Notaries Public. Harry C. Roy BOYD A ARNOLD- General Agents Hamburg.Rremen Pire In surance Co. Office: No. 103 Hist Btreet, near Biara, jruru.uu, urcgon. TJOVKY BROS. 0LAB3 CO.-Manufacturers JT of Art Btstned disss for Churehes, Dwell log and Publlo llulldlngs. Bent, BeTeled, Embossed and Ground Glass. 48 to M N. Sixth St., Pot Hand, Or. OTKWART & W1NSLOW . , CONTRACTORS..- Shop 58 North Sixth Street. i RTST10 MONUMENTS IN NATIVE AND IX foreign marble and granite; new and orig inal dciimu. u. J. IitiAESlNO. omce and works 207 Third street, near Madlion. T L. HONEYMAN-NO. 92U FIRSTSTREET, J Portland, Or. House Renting: Agency. Real Estate and Loans. w. D. M'lNTOSH- Confectlonerv. Tnbapeo and Clirsrs. 161 Sixth Street, on your walk from tho hotel. PORTLAND, OREGON. THE MODILE OVitcr ana Tamale Parlors. Crawflih cooked In tho best of wlnci. Prlvnto rooms for ladles. JfcTncst Ncnkomm, Mgr., 182 Third St., Portlaiic Qr. Oregon Tclepliono Ulack29M. 1 LRKB A SCHNEIDER CO.-ti. ALDERS, JX. Prcs. and Mgr, Thos. Schneider. Vlcc-Prus., II. Albors. Bcc'y. and Trcns. Pronrletors U. S. Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manufacture i crs of Rolled Oats, Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat, iluckwheat Flour, Pearl Uarley, Ityo Flour, Whole Wlicnt Flour. Corn Mcnl, Rye Meal, Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Wheat. Pasto Fc tory Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers In drain. Flour, llav. Milniiln. Heeds. Etc. All kinds Mill Feed. Office, U4U-U42 Front Street, corner Main, Portland, Or. MSEItLEK A CO. . Established 18M. M. Seller. P. Lowcn. eart. Porlland. Or., Seattle, Wain., Sokane, Wash., eo-B2,V. llroadway, Now York, Importers and Jobbers Crockery, Qlasswarc, Eto B. W. Corner Front and Rurnslde Sts., PORTLAND, OR. " M FOSTER & CO.'8 11ANQUET HALL CI. . (I A ItH Ilavo no i qual. Try them. Tho best 10-co nt cigar In tho market. THE ROSKNFEI.IV-HMITH CO., distributors. 41-43 Front street, Portland, Or. JR. CHIPMAN-114 FIRST 8T., PORT. (, land. Or. Real Estate. Farms, Stock inches, Timber Claims, City Property. Money Loaned on Ileal Kstato. Heymood Brothers Wakefield Company Manufacturers of CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS, BENT WOOD CHAIRS, MEEDlblATTAN FURNITURE, ClREttiEN'S CARRIAGES, CHAIR CANE, Eto. Goods Sold to the Trade Only. 80-80 Fifth St. PORTLAND. Aaron II. Lew, Gborob Km to, Frkd. II. Lkvy KRIECl & LEVY GROCERS. I9t Waihlngton St. corner Tenth, Portland, Or. COFFEE AND TEA A SPECIALTY. We give Red Trading Blamps. Iloth 'Phones $33. ' ESMOND HOTEL Portland, - - Oregon. Front and Morrison Streets. KATRHl European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Dai OSOAH ANDERSON, Manager. J.C. PENDE0A8T, Chief Clerk. WHEN YOU I1UY Furniture, Carpets and Stoves FOR H0U8EKEEPIN0 Cut This OuV and Get a Reduction at ..HENRY JENNINGS.. 172-174 Flret Street. KSTAHLISIIBO 1875. F. ZIMMERMAN Sole Agent .Roxbury Rye. Foreign and Domcstlo WINES & LIQUORS 103 Front Btr.et, NoarBtark. 1'OltTLANI), OH. M M..HI.I I I I ! ! . I .1111. I-. ANN ARBOR .HOME BAKERY. One of the most complete bakerys In the Northwest. Bakes the Best Pullman Bread la (be West M. SHIELDS, Prop. 347 Morrison at. 1'OKTI.ANU, OR. And 433 Union Avenue, corner Sacramento, Alblns, Home-made bread, cake and pies. Baked beans aud Hotton lirowa Bread ever Saturday. Tel. Red 1M2; Tel. Rod ML KAISER LAVISH WITH TITLES. liaising the Lower Nolilllty, to the DUautlafactlott of Higher olle. The action of the Emperor William II. In Prussia seems to be systematical ly aimed at the creation of a uow uo- uiiity, somewhat lu tlie samo way, though not ou the same scale, as was none uy rsapoiuou i. in lTunce. soino sensation was caused by the Knlser's , signalizing the closu of the old year (or, as he maintains, the old century) by crontlug u new ilulu'tloin nnil raising tbtuu counts to thu rank of prince. Tills hitherto unpiecutluntod llbotallty in bestowing the highest titles ttucuis to give umbrnge to the older, and especial ly the mediatized princely families. Thus, Prince von Stolliuig-Wernlge-rode has sold his palace lu Berlin, Prince Pleas Is ofTcrlng his for sale, the Duke of UJest, the head of the house of Hohctilohe, lias resigned his post ot grand chamberlain nt court and with drnwu to his Sllealnn property, while several of the other princes appear very rately at court, In which they follow the example of many members of the sovereign princely houses of the cm ulre. The preceding emperors were much more chary of bestowing the highest titles. Only two new princely titles were created before William 1., who promoted to that rank during his reign four nobles, lucludlug ItNmarck; the Emperor Frederick conferred two Biich titles; William It. has already created seven new princes nud two dukes-one ' nf tho Inttor IipIiiii nunln Prlticii Ills- marek, whose title of Duke of Laucti burg wns, however, not heredllnry, and died with him. Last year Count Muu stcr got his princely title for his ser vices nt the Hague conference, nnd with the new year Counts ohim. Kchlobltten. Kulenburg and Ivtiyp-, bntisen wero nil ma.le princes; tnd Prince Ilntzfeldt created Iluko of Trachcnberg. It Is rurther pointed out nsa curious anomaly that all these new princes belong, after nil the lilsmarcks Included to the so-culled "lower nobil ity," as opposed to the members of the "higher nobility." or mediatized fam ilies, the descendants or the old sover eign houses of the former Holy Itoman empire, among which latter class aro numerous families, like those of lien thick, Solms. Stolberg. etc., which enjoy no higher title than that of counts. Yet these are all "ebenburtlg." I. e., their members nie able to Inter marry wllh any of the Uuropenn reign ing families, from which all these new ly ninde Prussian princes are excluded by laws as of the Medes and Persians. Tablet. QUEL.3Si The nightingale's song can be heard nt n distance of a mile. Thousands of persons In Germany Ilvo literally "on Mrnw," making It up Into blankets, panniers, boxes, knlck nncks, hats, bonnets, etc. Professional schools have been foil titled where the trade Is taught lu nil Its varieties. Sixteen windows In the dome of the new cupltol of Colorado, at Denver, nro to have portraits of lending citizens of the State, and tho women have sudden ly sprung a demand upon the managers that their sex shall be represented In nt least live of them. Not only In numbers, but also In point of territory, the circulation of tho lllhlo exceeds all other books. The American Itlhre Society has printed It lu iiUO tongues. Thousands of copies even uow are traveling through tho frozen polar regions to people who have not only never heard of the uook, but to whom books are unknown. Why do we havo bows ou tho left side of our hats? lu olden times, vheu meti wero much In tho open air nnd hats couldn't be bought for half a dollar, It was tho habit to tie a cord around the crown and let tho ends fall ou tho left side, to be grasped on the Iirlslng of a squall. They fell on the eft side so they might be grasped by tho left hand, tho right usually being more usefully engaged. Later on, tho ends got to be tied in n bow, and later still, they became useless, yet the bow lias remained, and will probably re main till the next deluge, or sotuethlug of that bort. An attempt to Improve the gnat as a milk giver Is being uindo by M. J. Crepln, of Paris. He has established a model goat dairy, and has obtained very satisfactory stock by crossing tho best native goats with the Nubian buck, tho hitler being vigorous, ludlf fereut to cold, and hornless. Goat's milk Is richer lu caselne aud moro di gestible than cow's milk. In composi tion It Is more nearly like the milk of the human mother than any other, and It has the advantage of being compara tively free from risk of Infection, the goat being seldom n (Tec ted with tuber culosis and other dangerous maladies. The butter, like the cheese, Is found to be remarkably good. Trinity Church. Trinity church lu New York City Is reported to be the wealthiest religious society lu America, the association be ing credited with n credit of over $10, 000,000. or historic connections. It Is a great object of Interest to sightseers, who Hud the lofty spire an excellent placo from which to view tho city and surroundings. The spire Is 281 feet high and tho building Is or Gothic architecture. The llrst church on the present site Hroadway, above the (lat tery it short distance was built lu lU'JO. In 1705 Queen Anne presented the so ciety with a large tract or land on Man hattan Island, nud great revenue has accrued from this source. Alexander Hamilton nud other noted men are burled In the graveyard of Trinity enure! CITY HEWS. On tlio nick list this week are Mrs. A. Duncnu, Mrs. II. Miller, Mrs. Peter Leo, Mrs. Urngg and Mrs. Lour. Mr. Jack Willinms, who was in tho St. Vincent's Hospital with pneumonia, lniH recovered and loft for St. Paul last Wednesday. Tho NVUHifii Lawronco Dunbar Llt- entry Society met on Thursday nvoulng. A goodly number wero lu attendance and an excellent proyrainninio was roudered. Mrs. Lang, who has been Btopping for Homo time pnHt with Mrs. F. D. Thomas, will rotuovo on Sunday to Hod JtlulT, as her husband's employment prevents his coming to Portland. Invitations aro being anxiously looked for to tho military ball to bo given at Vancouver in tho near future. I Arrangements havo been made to run lata cars both ways mi that all may go and return without any inconvenience. Mrs. nud Mr. John II. Hitter ontor- I tainod a number of friends on last I Monday evening. During tho ovening a spiritual seunco was held, which if not a success in one senso, was tho sourco of much merriment. llov. A. Auilornon's condition has not changed materially for tho bolter, lie hones to bo able to start for thu Knst on noxt Monday, but many of bin IrleutlS tlltUK CUM no 18 loo BlCK to un dortako such n long journey. Ho is Htlll at tho parsonage, Thirteenth and Main streets. Mrs. Hums leaves Friday evening fnr Klrm.wiiv. Kill! will 1uilt llOP ,llH1i,tor, Mw. A. Hockwltli, who has ,J!01 ,u thut pllC0 in1 DllW80U for thu t yonr lMrK uuokwith, who for F0n0 tlmo imst jmH ot i,oou u tho host of loniti,, wrltes that she iuih improvod lxw ox,)00t8 to bo even better this year than last. " Tho Lucy T.mrman League- of thu W. O. T. U in connection with other branches in tho city, is engaged in house cleaning of their mooting quar teis. It was pioposod for tho members to give an afternoon and do tho work, but it was found moro convenient to ask for a small contribution from each member and havo tho work douo. Mrs. Philip Jenkins passed away on Sunday, April 8, at 1 A. M., a ft or n long aud lingering illness. She hail boon afllictod for the past twelve- years and two years ago she rallied from what at that time woh supposed to ho a fatal Illness, since which time she has boon very ill. Two weeks ago sho had a bad attack and grow constantly worse until tho end came peacefully to her. During hor residence in this city sho has made many fast frlouds who slticorely griovo at her departure. She was a devout member of thu Epis copal church and was buried under thu fltippicos of t.aid church hut Tuesday at 1 1 o'clock from her Into residence. She leaves a devoted husband and three noleoH in this city, also a stepdaughter I in California. Mrs. Jenkins was ouo of those rare natures that while not pushing themselves forward, had a kind word and pleasant greeting for all of bora acquaintances that endeared her to them; aud while they realize that sho is better oil, r-till feel that hor placo is hard to fill. When medicines will not enro you, or when yon get tired of spending money for medicines, buy tho Natural ltody llraco from J. A. (Jlciiiein-oii, drug gist, 227 Yamhill btreet, botweou First and Second. Oregon Brass Works MOORE & HARPER, Props. linns, lull and Composition CasiliiRs. Alum inum nuil I'lioHphiir llroii-e. Ilra Rail. 1Mb'. rticKiimoHi huh .'isi'iiniu Work n Hpcclulty. GO Second Street, North. Del, Davis hikI Kterelt. Tlt-!liini Or-K" Mnln 075. l'OUTI,.NI . OIIKIiON. BOYD & ARNOLD ...(It'iiiTiil Agents... Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co. Royal Exchange Assurance Orient Insurance Company No. 102 First Btreet, Near Stark. ...Call At... W. SPORE Kor the llestOmdotuf Wines, Liquors and Cigars 115 North Seventh St. Golconda Mining Co. Office; Chamber of Commerce, Nvxt In Safe PepOklt Vault, A llmltad amount of tock of thU Com pany for salt. For particular apply to J, A, ARMENT, Assistant Secretary. ?i fesrWQMIWW'' i?'' ..