The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, September 22, 1900, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextillHMHMHHHHMHMHMI mnimM HHsWJ?aj"i nrVFfrv',ww!f 'V9lr "v-jMrnr "".' '$"? p"7r r"zm Pp!iis uwfywir'i !fv,wjfiri5w?ifa,7id THE TiTEW AGE, QRTLND. OREGON. tMlrsflH'.llMlfWIJMW IWlWrW'11 ll m la' " it I ifl 'A', 'jf THE DALLES, OREQON. MAYS & CROWE Wholeiate A Retail Dealers In HARDWARE. STOVES AND TINWARE Farm Machinery, Implements, .Wagons and Carriages. '' ' Iron, Steel, Coal and Blacksmiths' Supplies. Hardwood and Wagon Makers' Materials, Bicycle. Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting Good, Etc. ' SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO. STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER, Will Have Portland, foot o( Wellington St., Sunday, Tuesday ami 'ihursday cvcmiiR at o'clock, (or Hauvlcs Island, Ht. Helen, Caplf, Deer Island, Martini, Ktlitni, Ncor j City, l!iilcr. Mt. Collin, Jtn)Ker, Bulla, Oak Point, I'lronum, Mautaiilllo,t'laUkanle and all way lauding. xy 6. HOWMAN PHOTOOItAMIlC AND LANDSCAPE ARTI8T Vltivi ol Alt Description Specialty, Kodak Developing and Finishing Main 8t., Near Bridge, .; PKNDbKTON," "OllKOON. OTar noriir, W. M. ROI1INUON. Prop. BUMPTKK, OREGON. rtorrAOE chop iioubk II. 0. COTNKIt, Prop. Open at all hours day or nlglit. The belt meal) urn I'd In Ja ifrnudo lor the price. Remember the location KastSldeof Depot Blreet I.A OltANHK, OltKGON. lOKUBL'KF.'S RKSTAURANT J PKNDl.KTON, ORKGON. Next Door to W. & C. It. It. Ticket Offlco MKAIA AT ALL HOURS. Irsl-Clast and Quick Service. Private lloxi in Connection. Meala at All Prices. OOKDKC'KK, Prop. IfKYKR bCIIIU.IMJ J'lNK WINK3 AND UQUoita. . 1111 ' I.A GRANDK, OREGON. Commercial Livery Stable Opposite Hotel Pendleton PENDLETON, OREGON. ...TELEPHONE NO. 16... 1'lnrst turnout ol all kinds In Pendleton 4iuiillcalnKlndrlvvrii for ladles Hood, competent drivers always on hand IluaidliiK horevi glien the best ol care. Q. M. FROOHE. KOEPPEN'S PHARMACY... Everything that is kept in a modern and up-to-date drug store. Prescriptions' and Family Recipes put up by competent men, from pure drugs JM A. C. KOEPPEN & BRO., Manufacturing Chemists. 115 Court St.. PENDLETON, OB. THE MINT SALOON C. L. MELLQUIST, Prop. PUST BRA K 1)3 OK WINKS AND LKJU0K3..... IMPORTED AND DO.MK.vriO CIGARS.... Corner Depot Ptreet and Jrrrson Avenue, LA GRANDE, OH. KRIEG LEVY INCORPORATED.) GROCERS COFFKB AND TEA A SPECIALTY. 94 WualiliiEtou Street. Corner Tenth TRY OUR CELEBRATED COFPEE. Moth lMionea 838. POIITI.AND, OU. BELGIAN HARES For Sale. Branch EldoradoRabbltry Riverside, California. Only two weeks more at advertising prices toourcustomers who have bought stock of as, as well as strangers. This is your last opportunity at these prices. New shipments, just in, all strains, bred or uubred, Gall before baying and see our stock. Two more sales of Lord Kdinboro, imported, for service only. 103,North Third St., Portland. 'wjlsifli mkfflsPlif oopvaio" flood Online fm TlinnkaglvltiE When yon hnvo tho supreme sutisfuc tion of putting on n collni or shirt douo up itt the Domestic Laundry, with n color ntitl finish on it to suit tho most fastidious, and no rough odgos or torn button holes to nuuny your A iiinti is in luck to bo alilo to hnvo ids linen kept iu sucli porfect couditiou ns we keep it in whuji Inundrlcd nt tlio Do mestio Laundry, ,1. i ltobiufuin, i'rop., lVudlctou, UroKOU. pOUTUND ROLLING MILLS Manufacturers of BAR IRON AND STEEL. "N. K. AYi:P Manager. ' Twenty-Second and Nlcolal Streets. NEW GRIMES HOTEL E.M. GRIMES, Prop. Only Hotel at the Seaside Over looking: the Surf. THtiloMippllcd "llli the bet llint can be pro ttinil. Until house and drriiiiiK rooms near the Hiirl, SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH. GO TO SPANISH 'ORIGINAL TANALE RESTAURANT 266 Davis Street, Bet. Third and Fourth For the IU'M Meal for the Price . In the city. A ((ulvt and Clean. Cooking by Noted Chef. !. Armslrons, R. J. R-ickle, K. 0. Nmtfo'der Pre.. A Mgr. Kcc. & Tnsi. Vlct-Prcs. ...THE... I'naseiiirer and BBKnpo Ollico 2H Cherry Htreet. General Ollico, Second Avenue South Weller Street. SEATTLE WASH. NATIONAL Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works nryuiK ami wiiiiksi 92 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803 Hats Cleaned, Dyed, Preed and .Trlmmwl Ladick' Drt-anoa and Ilri.H (loodi Dred'all Col- urn. nr Wi'll Cli'fincil. neiitlesien'a ClirthlnK Cleuut'd, fiycd nnil ltealred Ontrldi FeaUten Cleaned o D)cd nil Colora and MUI) Curlix; HISLOPJS '! i-3-,w, Triumph Roasted Coffees The Most Sparkling. Delicious and Aro matic COKFKi:s r.er Placid on this Market. Ask Your Grocer for Thorn ..Pour Blends.. fi The Popularity of RED SEAL BRAND Hams, Bacorj, Lard, Etc., Is Won on Merit. TRY RED SEAL BRAND. 56-60 E. Water St., Portland, Or. Atatai, lira . 1 I EH HEAVY SKIRTS AGAIN FASHIONABLES AWAIT THEIR EX PECTED COMING. Their I.onK Sweep Dives an KHect of Ileliht and (trace to the Figure Coatumes Are Klther Very Plain or Wrought with Great Klabornteneaa. New Vork correspondence: KltCILKHS jade tluit she is, Dntne Fnslilon is Rolntt to put her follow cm Into heavy nklrts ngaln. A lnrgu iiruportioti of the new skirt tmwlnta Mr. Itl.Mlt- cd, acconlcon, kilt or li o x-p lent. These MklrU drnf, adding scvornl pounilH hi the wulelit of the rx tra loiiKtli, nuil tuuny are Hiippllt'd with nil rsiH'ilnl plout or plontliiK at the back. A Rood ninny of the mure stilkluj: full drenfies nre being Hindi! with bodlct-s t hut show below the belt. A box- pleat down the bnrk of the bodice under Which the belt piinoes In n favorite design and mippllea n pretty "nprhiK" below the belt Hue. The Hrit picture here presents this Idea In Itn hlmpliMt form uh enrrled out In atrlped Krench flnnuel. white taffeta unllor vollnr embroidered with bIU cord belnu the Krenteit depnrtttre from entlro demurlty. Should (IohIriih of this THK TWO CUimiOXT GltJVDKS OV clmracler take hold. It will lie htiLa short step quickly taken to more complicated cliomcrt of btiiichlness. There nre nt present two schools of drupery and oi'iiatueiittitloii. One, the more characteristic' of American tafcte, follows the outline of the form, up piles Hat trimmings, stitching and embroidery, avoiding the worrlmeiit of dangles and bobby bows. KITecls are broad and sim ple hi outline, while delicate nud elabo rate Iu detail. The other fort displays all milliner of filvollth-s of outline, frills, scallops, points and dangles. The former grade Inclines to Milid or harmonising colois. theilnttcr surprise by uuexiK-cted combinations of both mnteilal uud color. S film WMILmw I nfwiyt' ll JamUKV u ' mi 9W liXZ0!tfA HM.e.fi 1 Aiit irlfln ftJ w.'r mit rirft a. i TVl'KS Or FASHIONS t'OIl FALL AND WINTKR. lloth types appear In the first of the accompauylug groups. The two gowns that maintain the wearers' outlines might be trimmed much more freely tliau they are and btill be in the same class. Trim mine is not tabooed: It may be employed liberally so long ns it is tint. Fawn ladles' cloth was the fabric of the first suit, a white and red striped silk bodice with lace joke and collar coming beneath its bolero. All the Jacket's edges were ((itched in red, The other simple gown was dark blue cashmere, the skirt, yoke and bodice banded with sllrer outck. The top of the bodice wss Ivory white Ince outlined with btnek tlos. Conld crntlon of this third gown will show how HtrniiK Id the contrast between the two gradex. It was pute gmy pnstel cloth over roe pink silk, the former cut away at the knee. Ivory luce appeared In bandi ntul bolero. The silk rihc the bod ice, nnd iiiimiw black velvet wns applied In bntids and liown as the nrttat Iiiim hi dlcati'd. The variety polble Iu such drew Is practically unlimited. Naturally theie me n great ninny com promise costumes that present f entitle of both helmets. Trnnapnivnt nnd seiul trnnspntent silk or light wool ninterlrtU are laid hi tiny pleats, showing the silk foundntlou dress chnrinlngly ns the pleats change Iu line. Hows of Insertion, tluough the openings of which the under material shows, inuko nu elaboration at once sim ple In outline ntul dainty In appearance. The second dress in the concluding pic ture was on this general order. It wns Hkctched Iu pale blue grenadine over lem on xllk, bands of gray lace Insertion helug let In ns Indicated. The shoulder collar wns white satin embroidered with pink roses nnd foliage. There Is a decided fancy for shoulder collars of taffeta or KHtlu of a color contrasting with the dress. These cape collars aie hand tin broldered, and It Is considered best that they should not seem to be made to match the dress. White satin embroid ered In natural coloied currants r tiici rles mnkes a becoming collar. ltbck sat in Is almost ns dressy, nud, of course, Is fur mote useful. It Is safe to prophesy that the all-over lnce gown will be worn all the winter for dressy occnslons. Many new effect m In all-over tiets are shown. The tendency Is to make up these dresses In simple out line from throat to the point where the foot frou-frou begins. That Is usually half way below the knee. Nets embroid ered or outlined with chenille or very narrow velvet nre dainty, and there Is citrirnt a trick of elaborating with great DKAPMUV AM) OitNAMKNTATION. pompous of net, the edges velvet Imtiiid. A very pretty gown of this sort hold the left of this plctute. It wus creaui net over white satin, the skirt llounce being satin embroidered -with pale green che utile, Kmhroldcrvi! satin outlined a while chiffon yoke, uud velvet-bowed pompous trimmed the front. For unlet elegance the new gowns Iu smooth cloth of pastel quality are to be commended. They are made Iu simple outline nud arc oriinmeutcd only with hand embroidery lu untutal colored fruit or 'Mowers, or Iu cashmere or oriental de signs nud color The embroidery may bo either Iu demure rows or panels, or iniiy be scnttcrcd oddly about the bodice and laid In unexpected places on the bkirt. Of the two tho artist sketched the first was white broajlcloth embroidered iu gilt, with a black satin collar embroidered lu red. The other wus pnatel green cloth, stitched with red and embroidered with red cherries, A bodlco af white crepe de chine with tucked yoke uud collar wuit with this. A gown of cloth with a shott jacket embroidered to match the skirt U a stylish combination. The Jacket may be of taffeta, and should be lined te watch the embroidery. CVpyrlfbr, 1900. SM 1 IIS OF THE HE General Information Concern ing the Afro-American. TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES i Showing the Progress In the Various i Mont iif IIiiiiihii Kndeavor lining; ' Made by the Itaee. Ited shirtisni in North Carolina nnd (ioebolistu iu Kentucky nro omitted from nil of llrynus' speeches ou "ov eruent without tho consent of tho gov eined.' v ltcprefcoutatlvo Geortfo Henry White, tho only Negro ruprcsoutntixo iu con cress, will uot bo a cnudidnto for ro uotniuation in tho Second district of North Carolina, which ho has repre sented iu tho Fifty-fifth nud Fifty-sixth conurcss. The ovouts thnt lmvo taken place in tho old North stnto during tho past two yenrs lmvo been rcsponslblo for this detorumtiou ou tho part of Mr. White, who will not ouly nlmudou jKilltlcal life, but will leavo Ids natlvo stats nud locnto iu sotno northern city, probably Now Vork, nnd resume tho practice of law, whioh ho pursued for 20 j ears nnd at which ho inndo n com fortahlo living. Mr. Whito still .owns proerty uud hits his homo iu North Carolina uud hu will lotnlu his lcnl residence thorn until ho has sottled iu Mime, Northern state nud after tho con stitutionality of tho Not th Citrollun election law hits been tented iu thu courts. Tho paramount issuo with tho Negro iu the coming campaign, is whether ho will out IiIh voto with tho party thnt is nu aider nud nbottor to tho methods being employed iu thu sovoral states of tho Union t'j thwart thu Hplrit of tho constitution by disfranchlsim; thu Negro through tho medium of tho lied rOilrt. No Negro, bo ho who hu may, if lie has uno bit of common self-respect uud ritcu prldo can honestly mipKirt Htich n party. Itichinond Itofornior. Tho friends of education nil over thu country, regrot to learn thnt tho Lnfon schooMiouso in Now Orleans, wus do stioyed by flro at tho hands of it mob which had posecMtlon of thnt city re cently. Tills school whs ouo of tho licet id Now Orleans for colored chil dren. It wns built out of tho money obtained from tho will of urlcli coloied niau named Thntuus Lnfon, who loft nu estate of in or if 100,000. Thu school cost if 10,000 nud wns iu chargo of Mrs. Williams, h well-know odacator, Tho hoodlum element of Now Orleans sot flro to this school houso out of rovongo. Tlioy wero glad of tho oportunlty to reduce tho building to ashes. An analysis ol tho voto in certain plvolul states in 180(1 shows that tho Negro holds n clear hiihuiro of power nud either by nting or refraining from toting can bOttlo tho ballot for tho presidency. MoKinley's majority lu California, Il.'JlU; colored voting impu tation, 11, 000. Delaware, majority, 4,105; colored voto, 0,800. Indiana, majority 17,1:11; colored voto 1 2,000. Maryland, majority II 1,315; colored voto -15,000. Kentucky, majority 058; coloied voto 58,000. Went Virginia, minority 13,000; colored vote 0,000. These states cast 5 1 oleutorul votes. McKluley's voto iu tho electoral col lego wiih 271. tho number required to elect being 211. lly deducting tho nloresniil 54 votes from MoKinley's 271, defeat is certain. To illustrato tho iuiH)rtuuro of tho colored voto. take thu rustilt iu Indiana, for instance, where McKinloy received JI37.72U nud llrvau !IOt),ai8. Fully 10.00Q Negroes thero silted tho ltepnlilicnn ticket, while 2,000 is i fluttering estimate ior tho Demncratiu candidate. A tritniifur of 10,000 votes would lmvo given thu stale to llrvau by u majority of 1,570, tho colored voters there htlil hold thu balance of jxiwor, likewise lu Califor nia, Dele ware, Kentucky, Maryland and West Virginia, to say nothing of tho fido fcwitth they out in Now York, Now .lersoy, Ohio, Illinois uud Miuhlguu. Tho situation is worthy of patient study uud tho wise party luadera will think twice before deciding that Negro orators and Negro newspapers will not bo needed this year. The Democratic pnrty will bid strongly for tho Negro support iu tho North uud tho activity of Mich orgauisrera us Leu, Turner, Manning, Itoss, Taylor, Dock, Drown, Kcott, Nowby ui'd others testify that oucoiirngomeut is belnt given out in goodly quantities. Wo expect to sen Messrs. Jlaiina, Heatli nud Scott place Nogto speakers uud inlliintlal Negro uowpiipurH iu every debatnblu state, comity uud township between thu oceans. Or wo uwuit answer for tho result! f ll. HAbKl.TINK A CO, Importers nnd Dealers In I HON bTKKI. AND fOAI. llLACKHMITIIri' HUI'PI.IKH. Carrlace A Wu;on Material, Hardwood I.uinher 4!) A fit En ond Ht. PORTLAND, OUKHON. ENTERPRISE SHOE CO. 83) North Third St. Boots and Shoes Made to Order Repairing Neatly Done. Work called for and delivered, All work guarantied. H. C. RILEY, Manager. Headquarters for Capett Co.'s Sires i MmAtkiml frttWL'iiitii$kdl tt i Mm,i mmimt C1TV NEWS? Tho booting party given on the 12tlt inst wns n most oujoynhlo nffnir nnd it is to bo hoped that tunny snob will be givcu. T rj8t Monday evening Muster Geo. Swan received congratulations on hav ing oomplotcd tho first year of bis ex istence. Mnuy happy returns. Mr. T. 11. Morton, a leading Af'ro Atncricnu of San Francisco, is in tho city, serving in nu ofUcinl capacity with tho circuit court ol npponls. Mrs. Josonh Proacott is rostlntr nntrv nt tho St. Viucont Jioanital. LsMt Monday sho underwent nu operatloa for tumor iu tho breast. Tho nhvel clan thinks that sho stands it fair show of recovery. Tho COlltCSt for tho nunnn nf thn church carnival to bo hold ou the 24th uud 25th lust, nt tho A. M. K. Zloa chttroh proved to bo n very spirited nffnir. Miss lionnlo Thorn iv a wus the successful candidate. Tho Plllll LawreUCO Liternrv Hnniarr hns in active preparation n drama en titled -My neighbor's Wife," whioh they will nresont' at an narlr dakn. Their riiootiug next Thursday ovenbax tuns lair to bo ouo of thu most interest ing yet hold. Tho Ilusy llocs, a jauovillo sooiety started iu tho A. M. K. Zion churob, ia proving to bo woll named, as the mem bers hnvo been very euocosaful in gala lug now members and are arrnmjiaic for another entertainment to be gives in tho near fntnro, whioh they say. will rival tho "Tom Tumb Wedding." It is to bo regretted thnt the new management of tho winter garden baa determined to replace tho colored wait ers with whito holp, ns there are few avenues open in Portland for large numbers of colored holp. It is to be hoped that tho chango will ouly bo tomporary, as wo underntand thnt many of tho customers nro not plonscd with tho now order of things. On tho l.'lth inst Mrs. Anna Wilson tendered n fnrowoll rocoptlon o Mrs. Lucy Clnrko, Miss Mabel Walker ami Mrs. Friinklo Mitchell, all of Tucoma, who hud favored Portland with their presence during tho caruival week. Although th,o guests of honor had lieea steadily on tho go nnd must hnvo been fntiuuod. thov favored thu assembled tuosts with several selections, both ia- btruinoutal uud vocal, aud nfterapleaa ant evening spout in social conversation aud song tho hostess sorved a dainty luncheon and nt midnight udions aad farewells wore reluctantly given. NKW NORTH- west Ixxlge, No. 2554, G. U. O. of O. P.. meets at 20T)' Second street, rorner of Halraon, first and third Tuesilay of each month. All Odd Fellows in good standing are cordially Invited. F. I)." TllOMAB, K. WATSON, P. fi. N. G. UF.OUUK MF.KT1NG8 OK TUB A fro-American Council will bo held on tho second nnd fourth Mondays in each month at the A. M. K. chnrch bitseiuent. Tenth and Everett streets. JAMKK KIIM.1I.OVK. Pra. 8. S. FUKK.MAN, Socrotarj. A. IIHIHUM A, M. Joumsom PORTLAND TENT A AWNING CO. - 220 Ankeny 8treet Tents, Sails and Awning Telephone Grant 1601 PORTLAND - - ' OREUOM (). K. fihrevu. W. H. McCarter Portland Market Co. DKAl.KltH IN.. Groceries, nulls, Sugar, 18 Pounds $1.00. Beat Valley Flour 70c and 75c Omkoii PliiinoOrautM, Rmldi-ucu "iirimu" MO. Prompt Dullvvry. 1 70 Third St. 1)1 A NO WARKKOOMH or II. HINHIIKIMKIt.tfole Agent for TUB JACOll DOM. PIANO Tholict uprlk'lit pliino mndo, and other ft rss- U1BS IIIUIIOl rvnt.Mi l No.7rililrd blrt-vt. uini noli! ou liutallinrnU. K.tablUlied ISSi, Plioua .Norm Ml, THE TACOIMA Carriage and Baggage TRANSFER CO. Kxrliuugo your clieck with our Moi sengT on tfiu train. Order carriages nud save delay ami annoyance. Offlco: hi south lOth it., d. B. TUNES, Mgr. O-lm al-?S. S3 iH,'i,.