The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, May 12, 1900, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextiiWIM'l"W u rt h THE 3STBTV AGE, PORTLAND, OKEGON. f . IK i I H M M r. 7 'I Modes are diverse. THE APRIL FASHIONS SHOW FEW COMMON CHARACTERISTICS. Ontrltrlit Mnrlca of Newness Arc Few, but There Are a Few l'olntaClmrnc iiitlc of New Oct-Uim th.it Will lie Found by Iiincctlon. New l'orlt correspondence: A11I3LY iln fnMi Ions late In April show ho few com mon characteristic an they nre now. A look of perfect freshness countH for more than It us- unity ilooi, there fore, since there ore bo few other out rlKht mnrk of new nexH. .Still, n en re fill Inspection mnkcH elenr n few points I'linrueterlx tic of nearly nil new get-upn. Wnlst menmire In Inrge. The kowii shown In the neeompnnylnK small picture was Illustrative. Its skirt was plenteil nil around nnil was iiutrlm tned. The hoillre was embroidered nil over In pnle lavemler, ami the Inyer yoke win pnle Inveniler tnffetn stitched nnd embroidered In white. This bodice's Jabot arrangement was not n typlenl one ex oopt in the sense that eunlly pretty nov elties nre ns plentiful ns Ingenious dc- HXAMI'MCH HI-.T I'01t vices can make them. It was ideated white chiffon held by black velvet bauds. Two other cloth gowns nppenr In these pictures, and are Informntory ns to what fashion leaders are taking up. A mixed gray cloth comes tlrst In the next Illus tration. Hlack embroidery and black braid trimmed It, and velvet wns gather ed for Its bodice belt. The other cloth gown wns the second model of the con cluding llliistrntlou, and was found In a very delicate putty shnde. On the skirt was strny embroidery in very pnle green, while the embroidery of the bodice was green silk soutiiche. Yoke and vest weie idilrred roue chiffon. Sleeves mid belt were of the plnlu goods. The difference between these two belts was wide, but hardly begins to suggest the real situa tion ns to Ih-IIm, They nre elaborate. Ducks mid linens are being treated with nil the elaboration charnclerlstie of mod els in silk and expeusUe transparent inn- IItI KQUAI.I.Y SU.M.M1.KY, AND terlul. A white linen duck It laid In pleats and stitched heavily In red .Ilk. A khaki gowu showed n box-pleat. A lot of ktltchlng showed mi while linen bunds that were generously dikposed in scroll lugs all over the gown, l.lueu in untural tolor, In blue and In bright red seems likely to be the most popular mnteilal for kiimmer wear of the simpler kind. Turn to the kecoud dro of the lirst luuv picture, and u rcptvkcutnthe while linen duck Is seen. It was freely bunded with tine red bilk cording, which also outlined the kcnllop. Collar aud vest were white pleated lawn, Hcsldcs this the nrtUt put linen color khaki suit. Collar and revers were embroidered In white wash silk, the ruffs had klmllar finish with white linen folds added, vest and collar werv bright green mull, and belt and bow were black vehei. Though the duck or khakt sum mer suit need not be quite as elaborate at Utete, they should at the very laat be up to recent styles In cut and finish. Tk same Is true of silk poplins, which prom Ise to have summer rogue. They may bo made up In fanciful fashion, but nre at their hcif along simple lines that reflect nc wfnshlons In their less elaborate ex pression. A pretty gown In this goods holds the right of this picture. Its color was pale laren'der. Htftchlng and em broidery In pnle green and white finished Its Jnckct fronts, and collar, cuffs and belt were black velvet. A fluffy lace front wns sketched with it, and a front of that churncter is a wise addition to Biich a dress. I'nnno surahs of delicate Persian color" Ings arc n chungc from India silks, they come In patterns much like those of the India silks and arc madelip for the same class of wear. One tasteful dress from this stuff hnd Ivory white pnuno stirnh ground vtltli half moons of black. The skirt wns close to below the knees, then flaring, nnd Hn underskirt of white chif fon showed. The bodice wns a blouse drnwn Into n white sntln belt. A deep yoke of white chiffon extended to the belt In n point. Hot under the edge of the blouse and showing between It and the yoke was a deep banding of brilliant scar let. It Is a fail lately to wear n waistcoat of shirred silk or chiffon In brilliant color that shows not only where the Jncket or blouse opens in .front, but also above It and against the yoke. A collar of lncc with scrolling of the pnnne surah and tracings of scarlet lay over the shoulders of this bodice. Hlack velvet bows and (drops held together the edges of the blouse. The general effect of the gown wns simple, the colors made It suitable for almost any occasion, while the dash of brilliant scarlet and the touch of black BUMMKIl COl'YINO. mnde It distinguished. The pnnne surah the artist sketched appears at the left In the last picture. It was white figured with scarlet. On the bodice were u vest of white India Inwn, nnd revers of tbo lawn embroidered In black nnd edged with unrrow black lawn beading, Cotton weaves so finished as to present a silken luster are being pushed mightily, and It is claimed that they will wash without losing the luster. Holies ready for making up come In these materials. They are generously elaborated with tuck ing, Insertions and flounces of Inee and are very dainty. They nro so far from expensive that even If they do uot look "Just like It" nfter the tub, they should wear long enough to pay for themselves before they need washing. One of these cottons In com color wns the foundation of the third gown of these four, a triple skirt of all-over embroidered linen com ing over it. With this went a bolero of MOHB KLAIIOKATU. black taffeta and a corn colored lawn from. . Taffeta It returning to general favor both at a dress goods aud as a material to combine with other stuff. Itecause of the fakhlonableiiess of black and white combinations, a deal of It it black. The last dress in this group was, black taffeta, npplliiucd elaborately with pink flowers nnd green lenes. Yoke and collar were green llk ktenelled to show white K ueath aud outlined with costal embroid ery. Sash aud rosettes were white kilk mull. This should prove that black taf feta is in good company, It more ei den co it needed, eoustder the combina tions mnde between taffeta aud Ittwu or muslins. Copyright IPOq. Tho first patent was Issued to Samuel Hopkins lu 17U0 for making "pot m pearl ashee," LOOK AT BOYS' HANDS. - employers Have a New Teat for Tomtit ftil Applicants. The boy In search of a Job turned up at supper tlmo nt his sister's house, looking rather disconsolate. "I didn't get nothing to do," he said shortly. . "I don't wonder If you used thai kind of grammar," said his sister. "That wasn't It; I had my company grammar on all right; 'twas something lelso and I'll tell Jim about It "after supper. You'd spring the 'I told you bo' gamo on me, and mako mo tired." Jim was tho brother-in-law, and bad been a Job-hunting boy himself not many years before. Ho was beckoned Into the sitting-room Immediately after rising from tho table, and once there tho door was shut by his wife's youth ful brother, who turned and said: "I went to fourteen places to-day; Jim, and wns turned down nt every shot. I've read about such things In tho Sunday school books nnd In the funny papers, ' but 1 thought It was all gab. Tho guys I applied to didn't nsk me If I lived with my mother; they didn't nsk trie If I wroto a good hand; they didn't ask If I knew tho city, aud they didn't ask , nothing nt nil that I expected them Ip ask me. The first thing four of them says was, 'Hold up your mitts," while tho others say, 'Plenso let us look at your hands.' There wns ono looktand four of them says 'Git' and the rest says, polltc-llkc, 'We don't think we re quire your services. "What wns the matter?" asked the sister's husband. Tho boy held up. tbo forefinger of his left hand, nloLg tho luner side of which a yellow stain showed as far as the second knuckle. "That," he said, simply. "H'm," snld tho brotheMndaw, "the boss In our shop won't allow cigarette smoking cither, but I didn't know things hnd gone ns far ns this. -Why don't you quit?" "I have, I quit Inst night. Ono of tho guyB Mint snld 'Git called me back Just as I got to the elevator nnd snyo.-'Whnt tnnkes you smoko cigarettes?' 'I don't,' I says. "Thoro's somo things worso than ci garette smoklu', ' lie snys. " 'I quit Inst night,' I told him. Then he grinned a little nnd said that t might uot bo such a liar as ho thobght after all, but It wns a fact that Chicago men hnd quit hiring, clgnretto kids and that this wai doing more to stop the habit thnn nil thu nutl-clgurette leagues lu the city. Then ho says, 'You're sure you 'quit last night, nro you? Well, you come back agalu In a weok and show tnn your in It.' "Tho stnln'll wear off by that time, Jim, nnd I kinder think that feller'U glvu me a Job." Chicago Chronicle. DUTY OF A MILITARY ATTACHE. Intelligence Oalned by tfathttM Mat Open and Atxrveboard. ( Tho chief nnd acknowledged prope of our (tingllsli) "Intelligence" are the military attaches to our various minis tries abroad, snys MnJ. Arthur Griffith, In tho Cornhlll. Theoretically they lmvo uo means of neiiulrlng knowledge other than tho official; practically they are, of course, aided by their powers of observation, tho trained professional skill which can uote at a glanco things most worth knowing, such us tbo hand ling of artillery, tho speed and weight of n cavalry charge, tho probable value of some now "order of attack." Tho attache, to bo really useful, must also bo n persona grata to tho foreign officers of tho country In which he Is serving, and ho often learns much from tho cnmnraderlo of the cloth and the free discussion of measures nnd meth ods. All this work Is open and above board. Wo may not luqulro too closely whether or not Intelligence Is gained by other menus, but It Is pretty ccrtala that there nro plenty of secret agents In every capital eager to soil It at a price, nnd often very pertinacious la their offers of some particularly val uable, bit of news. Tho game Is seldom worth tho candle, and It Is exceedingly dangerous. Not ninny years back an nttncho of the Kngllsh embassy to u grenf power Is snld to have narrowly escaped arrest through lutrlguo with ono of theso ub nvnwonblo persons. Possibly tho for eign government would not have pro ceeded to extremities with ono of the corps dlplomnttquo, but tho pressure must have been very sovere, for the story rnu that tho attache found a pass port waiting for him nt his chancery, uud wns hurried across tho frontier la rather undignified baste. The ruator snld that military attaches of other na tionalities were Involved In tho scrape, nnd also had to fleo tho country. Haro-tatlo lllaninrok. Men who flud It hard to acquire rer elgu languages may tuko a llttlo coat fort lu the following lilsuinrck story: Prluco lllsuuirck wns pressed by a certain American official to recommend his son for u diplomatic place. "He Is a very remarkable fellow," seven languages." "Indeed!" said Itlsmnrck, who has net a high opinion of linguistic acquire ments. "What a wonderful head wait er ho would make!" A nir I that Hhave. The pretty South American bird call ed tho "mot-mot" Is said to begin shav ing on arriving nt maturity. Naturally adorned with long blue tall feathers. It U not sntUtlcd with them In their natural state, but with Us beak alps off the web ou each side for a space of about two Inches, leaving a seat llttlo oval tuft at tho end of each. After a sick niau hns gained the ad mission from those around hln that they never suffered as he Is suVertag, he begins to feel better. L The best diamonds are ef the watar-but It's dlffereat with BUSINESS LOCALS. Always ssk for the famous General Arthur cigar. Ssbetg-GoBst Cigar Co., general ageats, Portland, Or. F. F. Thompson, dealer in tobacco, ligari. fruit, candies and nuts. 260 B itioet. Porters and waiters will give Mr. Prod Lent, proprietor of the Railroad Men's Cigar Store, thoir trade when Uioy want anything in tho lino of oi ;ars and tobacco. t Ilrady & Sherrett, practical plumb jrs, gas and steam .Attorn. Denlors in lead nnd iron pipe, gas fixtures nnd plumbing goods of every' description. Jobbing done at resaonnblo rates. AH work warranted. Steam and hot n'ntor-hoatlng a specialty. Tolophone Oak 411. 142 First vtroot, Portland, Ore. - C. A. Watson, Marino Drag Store, 88 N. Third jtreet, Portland, Ore. Spe cialties: Flockcnstoiu's Lung Balsam ind Colory Seltzer. m R. H. Schwarts, druggist and apothe cary, 925 Burnable street, between Pint and Second, Portland, Or. Watts & Matthleti, druggists, 978 Russell st., Hill black, Portland, Or. Kahn Bros., dealers In hides, fun and wool. 191 Fiont street, Portland, Or. O. Danielson, watchmaker, JeweUt and diamond-setter, 140 Sixth street, Portland, Or. All work guaranteed. Lake Charles House. 80 North Fifth itreet, Portland. Choicest brands of wines, liquors and cigars. everybody smokes the celebrat1 Monogram and Pandora cigars. They have no equal. Smyth & Howard, general contraot irt. Roads, bridges, trestles, munici pal Improvements, etc, Portland, Or. Dlhuond Vitrified' Briok Company, (Incorporated). Paving brick a ipe jlalty. 618 Ohambttr of Commeroe. Bohemian Bottling Works, sole hot lists of Sohllts Milwaukee Beer. Phone Grant 091. 851 Stark itreet. Portland, Or. The Popular, 126 First itreet, bet. Waihlngton and Alder, Portland, Or., John Ecklnnd, proprietor. Tel. Ore ion red 984, Columbia 688. " Portland Transfer Saloon Gbas. O. Siglin, proprietor. Choice wines, liquors and cigars. 821 Ullian, cor ner Sixth, Portland, Or. Hecklnger A Co,, dealers In new and second-hand goods, lurniture, stoves, tinware, hardware, glassware aaa eroekery, Bought' sold and exchanges.' k0 and 89 Dnlorr avenue, East Bide, Portland, Or. Ernest Geliler, manufacturer and fealer In high-grade Havana cigars and tobacco. Salesroom and factory! 160 North Sixth street,' opposite Onion depot, Portland, Or, Boa trade s specialty. The Weitern Oyitpr IIouu, Sara Mackin, piopiietor. Oyiters and crawfish, wholesale and retail. By the gallon, $9; by the pint, 25 cents. 159)1 Washington stroot, between Soo nd and Third. Telephone brown 484. a The A. D. T. Messenger Co. Is the old est snd best service ol the kind in the town. Readers of tho New Age, give tbera the preference. Money to loan, on furniture, pianos, er any good securities. Notes and Mortgages bought & W. King, rooa if, Washington building. When yon builil see Lewli A Lewis, contractors and builders. Oregon Tel ephone 1,005 Green. Speoial attentioa said to jobbing and repairing itsirs and itairbuildlng. 807 Madison itreel, Between Fifth and Sixth. Portland, Or. Ring np Dr. Darling, 304 ) Morriics Itreet, cor. Thlid and Morrisou, over McAllen A McDonnell'!. Office hours, 10:80 to 19 a. in.; 1:80 to 5 p. B3. At residence, E, 84th and Bel nunt streets, morning and evenings. Reiidenoe 'phones, Oregon, blue 875 Columbia, 5187; office 'phone, Colum bia 14. The Acorn, John Griron, proprietor. Vine wines, liquors and clgsn. Weia hard's beer on draught. Private fam ily roomi. All kinds of sandwiches. Phone, red 1889. Coiner Sixth and Ankeay streets, Portland, Or. Frenoh Dyeing and Cleaning Works, All work done at very moderate prices. Dyeing and oleaning of all kinds ol ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning loth dyed in 48 hours. J, Deleau, proprietor, 405 Glisan sUC The finest place in the olty to obtain lilt quality cigars, tobacco and smok ers' articles is that of Rosenthal Budd, at 987 and 287X Wasbingtoa street, between Fourth snd Filth. Give then genial dea'era a call whea you wish anything lu their line. Tele phone Main 1& Economy FTioe Shop, 109 8d; awn's half soles, sewed. II; Bailed, 70s; Ids, 60c; 8di. 85o. Ladies', sewed, Ho; nailed, 60c; Sdi. 85c. Best stock sad work. A. M. Hollabougb, prop. A. A, Bnruh, bicycle repairing. Braslag and cutting dowa fraatee a ipselalty. Bicyole sand rise Baked eaaaael. All work guaianteed. Ill Pfeot el Morrison street, Portland, Or. Call aad see ne when you are brekea iewa. Ageacy tor the Impetlal Bioy aUi gaaranteed fox oae year. Oregoa aaaae blaek 28IL The Comfort, 144 Sixth street, bet. Morrison and .Aider. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. A fresh, cool glasa of beer always on draught. BIlERirV'S SAX.K. In the Circuit Court of the Btate of Oregon, for the County of Multnomah. The Franklin Building & Loan Asso-. station, Plaintiff, vs. George H. Thomas ind Lucy E. Thomas, his wife, Defend ants. By virtue of arc execution, judgment rder and decree duly Issued out of and under the seal of the above-entitled iourt, In the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed and dated the 12th lay of February, 1900, upon a Judgment rendered and entered In said court on tho 10th day of February. 1900, In fa vor of The Franklin Building & Loan Association, Plaintiff, and against George II. Thomas and Lucy E. rbomas, Defendants, for the sum of 12795.00, with Interest thereon at the rate of 9 per cent, per annum, from the 10th day of February, 1900, and the fur ther Bum of tlGO.00, with Interest thcreJ n at the rate of 0 per cent, per annum from the 10th day of February, 1900, and the further sum of 127.C6, with In terest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum from the 10th day or Feu ruary, 1900, and tho further sum of 114.50 costs and disbursements, and tho cOBts of and upon this writ, command ing me to make sale of the following Sescrlbed real property, situate, lying tnd belne within the County of Mult- Ionian and State of Oregon, to-wlt: Commencing at a point 100 rods north ind 20 feet west of tho auartcr-sectlon post at the southeast corner of the louthwest quarter of section 25, In township 1 north of range 1 east, said point being also In the west side line of the county road; running thencs northerly along said west line of said tounty road three hundred and thirty (330) feet; thence westerly at right angles four hundred and ninety-six (496) feet; thence southerly parallel with the west side line of said county road three hundred and thirty (330) feet; and thence easterly at right angles to tho place of beginning; com prising the east four-fifths of tract five (6) In "Fernwood," as laid out by Han nah M. Smith; save, however, there from the following portions, to-wlt: Beginning at a point 130 feet north erly from the southeast corner of said tract flvo In "Fernwood," and on the cast line thereof, thonce northerly along said caBt line 100 feet; thenen westerly and at rlRht anRles 100 feet; thence southerly and at right angles 100, feet;, nnd thence easterly and at right angles 100 feet to tho placo of begin Also, beginning nt a point 200 feet westerly and 30 feet northerly from tho southeast corner of said tract five, run nlng thence northerly parallel with tho cast lino of said tract 50 feet; thenco at right angles easterly 100 feet; thence at right angles southerly 50 feet; and thence nt right angles westerly to tho place of beginning. Also, beginning at the northeast corner of said tract Jive, running thence westerly along the north line thereof 100 feet; thence at right angles southerly 50 feet; thence at right angles easterly 100 feet; and thence at right angles northerly on the east line of said tract to the place of beginning. Now, therefore, by virtue of said exe cutlon, Judgment order and decree, and In compliance with the commands of said writ, I will, en Monday, the 19th day of March, 1900, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door of the County Courthouse, In the City of Portland,, said county and state, sell at public .auction, subject to redemption, to the highest bidder, for U. 8. gold eoln, cash In hand, all the right, title and Interest which the wlthln-named defendants or either of them had on. the aato of tho mortgage herein, tho 22d day of May, 1891, or since had, In and to the above-described real property, or any part thereof, to satisfy said exe oution, Judgment order, decree, inter est, costs and all accruing costs. Dated Portland. Oregon, February IS, 1900. WILL.IAM FRAZIER, Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon. SUMMONS. In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato of Oregon, for tho County of Multno mah. Elizaboth Mollrion, plaintiff, vs. Jonathan MoBrlon, defendant. To Jonathan MoUrieu, dofendant above namod: lu tho name of tho state ot Oregon you'aro hereby commanded to appear and answer the complaint filed ugainat you in tho nbovo entitled suit on or be fore tho timo prescribed in tho order for the publication ot this summons, to-wlt: Ou or before six weeks after the first publication hereof, and if yon fail ho to appear and answer said com plaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tho court for the relief in her complaint prayed for, aud for a de creo dissolving the lionds of matrimony existing between tho plaintiff and de fendant, and tho custody of two minor children, and for the costs and dis bursements of this suit. Tho date of tho first publication of this notice is January 27, 1900, and this summons is published pursuant to an oxcr mado and entered by the Cir cuit Court of the stato of Oregon for' Multnomah couuty, Dopartmout No. 3, Hon. John B. Cleland, judge, on the 19th day of January, 1000. A. O. EMMONS, Attorney for Plaintiff. The Safe Store New and Second-Hand Safes Bought and Sold .Cash Registers Lock Department Repairing JOHN E. DAVIS, Third atreet, PORTLAND, OR BBHHHI PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS Hank, Star and OSse Hailing Ornamental Wire and iroa Work ot All Kindt. kt sad Iroa Fence aad w"kiow Gmrit MAldMBt. PORTLAND. OS. BARRJ0TEL European and American Plan. Furnished in First-Class Style. Newhosw,nwlrhunliheMwo Weeks I tlnlnn rinnt .All tha modlril ImD'OYMBI at flrt-nrool, hot and cold wtUr, esatoslly Jo cated ea. Bates, $1 and $1.25 a Day. MesUSSc.Bt ths-fie. S, M, BARR, Proprietor and Owner, Cor. Sixth and Gllian, Portlaa. The Chas. F. Beek Co. Shipping and Commission Aoiias roa THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. , THE St. PAUL FIRE I MARINE INS. CO. Importers of Pig Iron, Ralls, Coal. Portland Cnrlcd Htir Factorj H. METZGER, Prop. Manuftetartr All Grade of Curt td Hair for Uphot 'tcra' Ui. Genuine Curltd Hair Mattrcttcs All of our goodi art (uarantted M t made from pun Select balr. Office 226-228 Front Si Portland. Or. U0 YOU I Know the News ? ! Tea eta hare It all lor Pr..... CAT Per. Month UUC Month e i " la TIM areata 1teffavei rettlaaa,. Or m. It la lbs larseet evelB aaw papublk4ela0recat It eaataiM X Bit taw .. V. M.V . VW B tloa. Try II for a atonth. A sasaale cear wUlbe Mailed te jroa free. A4 draai THE TELEGRAM, , Portland, Orcfett, lYtt Genuine Colon.us Buggies cimiiiiEt, imrt. tic. This celebrated line of vehicle! are the standard the world over. I alee carry a complete line of atedlnafpriced Ttbiclei. Edoiard Hughes, Prut lid Tulir Strati, F! IT LIN),. IX Columbia Transfer Col C01NEI SIXTH AID HYING STS., PORTLAND .... ORIQONt Wa itallv.r vnnr hurraM in and trowd rour residence or from boats or tralne ier 25c per trunk. Do not give up yonr checks or bag-i (age until you see as. You will sav oney oy leaving your cnecas at our ifflce. Basa-aae stored three days free lor patrom. Telephone Oregon, North, 010 F. V. BROOKE DRUG CO. 67 N. Third Street. Prescriptions Accurately- and Carefully ComaouniteJ TELEPHONE! COLUMBIA 760. OREGON' RED ltfli SO YEARS' tXFIRIENOI Trabc Manna DcaMita COFYNMMTa eka. Abto aeaatne aaaatAamd eamlrtlaw Kiteklr aeeenaia car optaloa frm wsataer aa Tentloa leKQbeblrpateiitaale. Ooatatanlea. .. -. ... .r-i M.. jtmft. p. Mmu Befit free. ndt aaeaer Hf MeanuMtwli. PitWou IUh tErouk Maaa TCo. teeelre I at let. HWi eeartet w iae elrinwtrataeveekr eT. U rtuu. T aneelebv c ot anr aclaaude lourcud. Terms, at m fnTllMaMl I llllainllinl iia 1 1 H rUil Ucasss iL.iW lkttfic flavrkaa. is