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TUB' OTSW AGE. PORTLAND. OREGON.
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The New Age.
A. D. GRIFFIN, Manager.
OFFIOK 904 MORRISON STREET.
Orrion Telephone Oak DOl.
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Entered at the Postofnoo at Portland, Oregon,
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BUIlBGItll'TION.
On Tear, Payable In Advance. ..i..a9. 00
LyviiTrnrMSKiHLCf'
National Republican
Ticket.
For President,
william Mckinley, of Ohio
For Vioe-Presldent,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, of N. Y.
For Presidential Electors
TILMON FORD, of Marlon,
J. C. FULLERTON, or Douglas,
W. J. FURNISH, of Umatilla,
0. F. PAXTON,-of Multnomah.
TIIK l'IKUGK COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
Kill tor Tlio Now Akos Ai iwiny "f
your roin1or in this oity mill thrntiKh
out l'iurco county nro intioli liitorttHtod
in thu (MiiiimIk now boliiK vviiuoil lio
twuun thu iiolltictil pnrtius liuro, I foil
tlmt your vnlimblo pupur, wliluli 1h
highly t'Htoomoil hy your Wimliinutoii
roailon, hIio ilil Imvo Hoinotliltitf to miy
about thu Hltuiitlon.
I think thorn Ih no iloulit that thu
Itonubliomi tickot will bo ulnotwl in
thlH county hy n vory mitlsfuutory inn
jority; hut, ainoa this Ih it pronldentlul
-ytCui uhiutitm also, ono uuu novor
dourly foruxoo what tlio result uiny ho.'
For tlio tiupiuior court wo luivonomi
uitteil tliruo of tlio bout mon uml ublunt
lawyers in Tacoiiiu W. I). Ghiiuiiitii,
W. II. Kitull nnd Thml. Huston.
Attoruny Ulinpiiuui Ih h yottiiK iniiu
of Btorllnn quulltioH. Ilo wuh horn ami
ralHoil lu .Stark oouuty, Ohio; in it
Krailuutu o( thu uliiHuiuiil oouruu of Mt.
Union CoUoko, Ohio; roail law iu
Gluvulaml (rout 1877 to 18HI; wax ml
mtttoil to iiraotico by thu Htiproiiiu court
of Ohio; went to l'ort TowuhoihI in
1881; milled thorn (our yours ami
caino to Tacoiiin iu 1885, tliuru hu Iiiih
liu'u ronliU'il ami piimuwl IiIh profile
hIoii with marked success, Hu Ih par
lloularly popular with tlio people, bo
lug a man o( uiuoli ritruiitith of charau
;or, abln, olouu, loyal ami proKrosslvu.
W. II. Knoll, nuothui onuilldatu for
uporlor judge, is ono of tlio bunt
mown luwyum and abloHt jnriHts iu
bin part of thu stato; wlulu thu third
uthu tiikot (or this iliHtrlut, Col.
'had, IltiHtoti, Is not only an nhlo law
or, hut U ono of tlio moHt popular oiti
Mis of Wi'Htorn Wnslilnnton.
TIiono throu mon ought to hu stiro of
ooiiou. Thoy aru capablo, Inmost,
inioNt, loyal clllsuiu of ability and
ilcgrlty, aKalimt whom not an uvtl
onl Ih ppokeu.
For vhuritr, Hon. W. 1'. Horuoaut. of
ickloy, Ih vory popular ami capablo
u. The publio bus kuowluduu of
e charautor of hU ofllolal work.
For county treasurer, John II. Hold,
Tucoma, Ih a most oxculluut man.
my voton of thu opposite party will
port him.
'roinont Campbell, for prosecuting
)rnoy, is a sure wlunur. Hu in not
untrlud ollkial in thit oapaolty.
lobort I. HIbdo.v, for county olork
J, II Davis, for county auditor,
good men. Nouu hotter could bo
ctod (or tho places for which thoy
) boon uoiiiiuatt'il.
rauk D. Hill, for count uskfator,
le of thu moat popular men on tho
abllean tiokot. Co in potent iu tho
cut degree, serviceable anil active,
innktug an oxcollout impression
caudlilato. Thu assessor's olllcu is
;uuud huru as beltig ouu of tlio
important iu thu county, Iu
It Is. A candidate has heutt ao
i lu Mr. Hill whom uoljorfy cau
"ML1 liu Mcmv"JS- OWDnW ROO"
boat.
For county surveyor . and countv
school Rupolrutoudent J. K. Noel and
II. li, Dnwoy nro making oany prog read.
Dr. K. M. Drown is too woll known
nnd too much roHpocteil to sufTer dofont
iu I'icrco "county for tho corouarship.
Geo. I). Kauillo and Harry Win
Chester, for county commissioners, nro
thoroughly known ns men of public
spirit nuil probity of clmrnctor. They
will ho elootod ou thoir fitness for tho
ofllcos (or which thoy havobsonuamoil.
G. K. Griffin ami- II. F. Garrotson
will bo elootod ns justices of the ponce.
Mr. Grllfln has littlo opposition, lor ho
is popular with tho nineties and thor
oughly capahlo. Mr. Garrotson Is con
fronted with u harder contest bocnuso
of tho character of his opponent, but
his many friends are doing yeoman
service iu tho fight.
Tho candidates for tho legislature
both iu the upper and lower brunches
of that body, aro all good men. It
goos without saying that thoy should
bo elected, hut thorn is au olemeut of
stato politics iu thoir contest about
which I will writo you lator.
Will Turner, the colored roprosoutn
tivo of our people iu thin county, is es
pecially activo in behalf of tho entire
Republican tickot. Ho ban held a clop
utyshlp in tho county uasossur's oflloo
fot eight or ulno 'years, lu which ca
pacity hu has (Uncharged his duties
with fulthdiluoRi and a marked ilogroe
of accuracy. Ho Is a young man of ex
cellent qualities and has ilono much fur
our raco. His (rlonds hero, of all
clause!) and parties, have coufldouco iu
him. He Ih a leader among us.
For tho next issuu I' will give you
further details of tho progress of our
campaign us it appears to your corre
spondent from a flulil-vlow of tho situa
tion. A. T. R.
ORKGON AND TIIK NKORO.
Since Candidate llryan, ilrlvon to
grasp ut u straw, llko thu drowning,
man, to keep IiIh head above thu tidu of
publio sentiment, has referred to tho
political status of the ii'cgrojiu Oregon,
Tho Now Auo, ruHontiiig tho suggestion
that our poopln aru not iu full enjoy
merit of nil their rights as citizens of
this statu, including thu right of suf-
frago, roprlutH this Htatemont of fact,
ns shown by olllolal record, rocolvod ou
Thursday by tho Morning Orogoulan
from its Haloin correspondent:
Iu lino with tho discussion which
Iiiih boon precipitated by thu Democrats
and by Mr. llryan relative to tlio obso
loto miction of Oregon's constitution iu
regard to Negroes, it will ho Interest
lug to tho publio to roail thu liint pub
lio utteraucu of tho Democratic party
of Oregon upuu thlH ipioHtlou. It wuk
lu 1870, when thu amendment to tho
national constitution wuh submitted to
thu several states, and thu adoption of
it as a part of thu nation's organic law
made null ami void thu obnoxious sou
tlou of Oregon's constitution, which is
now being illnou3sud iu Kumiss nnd
elsewhere. Tho legislature of Oregon
was thou Democratic in both brandies
by i( largo majority, and tho following
joint resolution will show how the na
tional amendment was received:
Whereas, The statu of Oregon was,
on thu 14th day of February, A. I).
1851). admitted into the federal union,
vested with the right to declare what
persons should bo entitled to veto with
in her houuiluries; uml until' sho, hy
her voluntary nut, surromlurs that right,
thu eon'groHH of thu United StatoH has
no authority to Interfere with tho ctni
ilitlotiH of siitTragu within thu bound
uiIoh of thu statu of Orogou; and,
Whereas, Tho congreHs of thu United
States, by means of au arbitrary ma
jority of votes, acquired by thu power
of tho bayonet, has sought to force
umn the seveial states tho so-called
fifteenth amendment to thu federal
con-tltutlon, iu direct violation of thu
toruiH under which tho statu of Oregon
wuh admitted into ttiu sisterhood of
states; therefore, bo it
Resolved by tlio senate, tho house
concurring, That tho so-called fifteenth
amendment Is an infringement upon
popular right, uml n direct falsification
of thu pledges made to thu statu of Oro
gou by the federal government.
Resolved, That tho said fifteenth
amendment bo and thu Mine in hereby
rejected.
Resolved, That tho governor ho ru
quested to transmit copies of this reso
lution to the secretary of stato of tho
United States, and to the senators and
representatives from tho statu of Ore
uoii iu thu congress of thu United
States.
Tho foregoing resolution was passed
iu the senate by a vote of 111 to ft, and
was coiic'irred in by thu house iu a
vote of 34 to 1 1.
Thu taut that this record, made by
the Copperheads of Oregon iu thoii
etlort to legislate against our people, is
Democratic will probably cause Mr,
llryan to forego thu pleasure of further
reference to thu obsolete provision lu
thu constitution of Oregon against tho
colored raco.
Asboxkor Greeuleaf still holds tho fort
-and the tuilux.
M'KINLKY KNDORSKD.
Tho umlomlgno'd mouthers of tho Na
tional Afro-Americnu Press Aesocta
tlou unreservedly eutloreo tho foreign
nnd domestic policy of tho National
Republican ndtniniHtrntiou, and believe
that tho boat intorosts of tho country Ht
large, nnd the Afro-American pooplo in
particular, will bo sorvod by a consist
ent support of McKlnloy nutl Roosovolt
iu tho coming election:
Cyrus Fluid Adamfl, Tho Appeal,
Chicago, HI.
J. Q. Adams, Tho Appoal, St. Paul,
Minn.
W. V. Pouu, Tho Appoal, LouIrvIIIo,
Ky.
T. Thomas Fortune, Tho Ago, Now
York City.
A. D. Griffin, Now Ago, Portland.
Or.
L. D. Jonos, Arkansas Appreciutor,
Fort Smith, Ark.
H. W. Starks, Adovcnto, Charleston,
W. Vn.
W. A. Plodgor, Auo, Atlanta, Gu.
G. II. Handy, Tho Afru-Auierlcnn,
St. Louis, Mo.
I. 11. Scott, 8. W? Christian Advo
cate New Orleans, La.
Oi W. Merrlwothor, Tho Roe, 1'ailn
cah, Ky.
W. 11. Steward, Amroicnu Ilaptlst,
Loulsvlllo, Ky.
W. Calvin Chaso, Tho Hoc, Washing
ton, D. C.
II. T. Ilowmau, Advnuco Gitlzou,
Fast St. Louis, III.
II. T. Kenllug, A. M. K. Church
Roviow, Philadelphia, Pa.
D. H. Wilklus, Tho Consornvtor,
Chicago, HI.
A. K. Wnril, Tho Dofoudor, Now
CaHtlo, Ky.
T. P. Mahnmniott, Kutorprlso, Omn
ha, Nob.
W. E. King, Kxpress, Dallas, Texas.
Aviiut & Rogers, Tho KutorprlHo, Ox
ford, Miss.
Goorgo Ij. Knox, Tho Freomiui, In
illauapollfl, Ind.
T. T. Allen, Tho Forum, Houston,
Tox.
J. II. MoGrary, Gazotto, Motroiiolls,
III.
D. 0. Hill, American Guide, Littlo
Rock, Ark.
J. C. Duko, Weolky Herald, Pino
lllutr, Ark.
Herald, Langston City, OkliH
L. J. llrowu, Pooplo's Herald, Littlo
Rook, Ark.
11. G. llluford, Thu Journal, Hunts
villu Ala.
Magnus L. Robinson, Tho National
Loader, Washington, D. G.
R. D. Llttlejohu, Now Light, Colum
bus, Miss.
L. 0. Williams, Obsorvor, Kausas
City, Mo.
W. W. Talyor, Uluh I'lnlndoalor,
Salt Laku City,' Utah.
J. W. Whbolor, Tho Palladium, St.
Louis, Mo.
L. T. Fox, Proftohor-Safoguanl, Kos
ciusko, Minn.
F, L. Itarnott, Tho Progress, Oma
ha, Noli.
Jitmoi Lewis, Republican Courier,
Now Orleans, La.
Goo. P. Stowart, Tho Recordor, Iu
diauapoils, lud.
R. T. Horry, Kentucky Roportor,
OwoiiHhoro, Ky.
W. F. Young, Tho Truo Rotormor,
Littleton, N. C.
R. O. O. lloujaimn, Standard, Lex
ington, Ky.
W. F. Patterson, Tho Tribune, Rich
mond, lud.
Thoo. Ilaughnuu. Tho Guide, Vic
toria, Texas.
Jmrios A. Hums; Tho Gazotto, 'III
loxl, MIhh
John H. Collett, Tho Kepulhloau
Guide, llaltlouiru, Mil.
P. T. Jonos, Colored Citizou, Haiti
more, Mil.
K. W. llrowu, Roformor, Richmoud,
Va.
L. O. Sumuiersott, Tlio Mosseugor,
Red Rauk, III. J.
A. It. Divlsou, Tho Kaglo, Kemps
vlllo, Ala.
R. C. O. lteujamlu, who for many
years Iiiih boon editor and publisher of
tho Lexington (Ky.) Standard, a had
lug racu journal, was assassinated
wlulu exorcising IiIb right ns n HufTrag
ist at the registration of voters iu hla
product, iHBt week. Ho was shot lu
thu back by a dial longer for tho Demo
cratic committee. Tho murder was
most cowur.lly iu every particular.
Mr. Uenjauilu was a good innu nud au
able exponent of tho' purposes and am
hltlouH of tho pooplo of our rnco. Ilo
was a loyal citizen nud u eourugoous
ami uucotnpromislug dofondor of our
rights. Tho editor of Tho Now Ago
has known Mr. lleujamin personally
for years and, in harmony with all who
know him, respected his ability nnd
admired hU .oourago, deeply laments
thu loss of such a representative mau
at this critical period in tho history of
our struggle.
Our Tncoma correspondent Is conll
dont that tho Pierce couuty campaign
will result favorably to thu Repulhl
cans. His judgment is good ami his
Biiggestlon lu this issue of Tho New
Ago is encouraging.
The admiulatmtlon'a policy iu the
settlement of tho oouteutiou iu Chlua
U exdtiug tho aduilratiouof the world.
Kveu Germany commeuds it.
Campaign oratory this year is rather
dreary except iu Oregou.
8HERIFF SALE.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Multnomah.
Eliza A. Carson and John C. Carson,
plaintiffs, vs. William Habn,
Hahn, wife of William Hahn, Michael
Steffen, Alvie Hahn, Mary E. Steffen,
M. I. Cloutrie Phtlbrick, P. S. Phil
brick, Annette Cotter, John Baikie,
Carrie D. Baikio, E. E. Cawood, Cath
ryn J. Cawood, wife of E. E. Cawood,
George E. Chamberlain, diatriot attor
ney of the state of Oregon, for Fourth
Judioial district, as ucoessor in' office
and lntrest to W. T. Hume and Rus
sell E. Bewail, former district attorneys
for said district; J.F. Hamilton, Robert
Brady and D..T. Sherrett, partners as
Brady & Sherrett; Northern Counties
Investment Trust, Limited, a corpora
tion; Georgo P. Lout, as trnstco in
bankruptcy of E. E. Cawood, defend
ants. By virtue of an exocution, judgment
ordor and decroo 'duly issued out ofand
under tho seal of tho abovo entitled
court in tho abovo entitled cause, to
me duly directed and dated tho 20th
day of September, 1000, upon a judg
ment rendered and entered in said
court on the 25th day of September,
lOOO, in favor of Eliza A. Carson,
plaintiff and against William Hahn,
Alvio Hahn, Michaol Stoffon and Mary
E. Steffon, defendants, lor tho sum of
11,888.10 with interest thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum from the
10th day of September, 1000, and the
further sum of f 195 with interest there
on, at the rate of 0 per cent per annum
from the 26th day of September, 1000,
and the further sum of f 38.76 costs and
disbursements and tho costs of and upon
this writ commanding me to make sale
ot the following described real prop
erty, to-wit:
Lots 4, 6, 0 nnd 7 in block 1 and
lots 1, 4, 6, 0, 7 and 8 in block 6, all
in Carson Heights, Multnomah county,
tato of Oregon.
Now, thoroforo, by virtue of said ex
oution, judgment order and deoree
and in compliance with tho commands
of said writ, I will on Monday, the
20th day of October, 1000, at the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door
of tho county court houso in the city
of Porland, said county and state, loll
at publio auction, subject to redemp
tion, to tho highest bidder, for U. H.
gold ooln, cash in hand, nil tho right,
title nnd interest which the within
namod dofondants or either of them
bad on tho date of tho mortgage herein
(the 14th day of May, 1800,) or since
had, in nnd to tlio abovo doscribed roul
property, or uny part thoroof, to satisfy
aid exocution, judgment order, decree,
interest, costs nnd nil nccrulng costs. .
Dated Portland, Oregon, Soptember
27th, 1000. WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon.
A. Braiks
a. M. Johniom
PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.
iU 229 Ankeny Street
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L iinia Calls on si Aiunlnivc
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Telephone Grant 1601
PORTLAND - - OREGON
T- E. IIA8K,LTINK & CO.
Irojtorlcn and Dealers In
IRON RTKKI, AND COAI.
BLACKSMITHS' BUPl'I.IES.
Carriage & Wagon Material, Hardwood Lumber
49 & 61 Second St.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
835 North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing: Neatly Done.
Work called (or and delivered. AU work
guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters for Capen Cos Shots
IANO WAKEKOOMS
or
II. 8IN8HEIMER,Bole Agent tar
THE JACOB DOLL 1'IANO
The best upright piano made, and other first
lata plarMia rented and told on Imlallmenti.
No. 71 Third Street. Kltabtiibed 18&i. 1'hont
North Ml.
TWENTY PER GENT
ON YOUR INVESTMENT
It same U made In lharet ot The Helena Min
ing Company, at present market prices, 1. e.l
around at cents.
This mine Is ono o( the rlehest In the great
Bohemia District.
It has an I) UK RESERVE OF 1050,000.00 blocked
out ready tor extraction.
No sloping has been done In any of working oi
the property, yet from deTelopment atone Ih
mine has paid Its own way from the Hart, and
It at preient making a greater net production
than any other mine In the rich Bohemia
District.
HELENA MlNINO COMPANY NO, 2 Is an ex
tension of the Helena, and has 1,000 feet o(
the "Helena" ledge, the vein malterol which
Is Identical to that being encountered In the
various workings ol the Helena. Contracts
have been let tor au additional 40 lest of
work.
We believe this stock will be a dividend-payer
within twelve months, batlug our Judgment
upon the actual showing ot the property,
which Is muiI to that oa the Helena with a
corresponding amount of develepmeat.
HKLKNA NO. S Is aalllBK araund ceata
Write or call on us lor detailed information.
h. h. McCarthy & co,
Stock Broker and Practical Miners
Mice! 1IMI2 eherloekJSulldlag,
PORTLAND. OR,
Heater el the Oregon Mlnlag Mock Ixaai
s
ruone NetUM,
THE H. C. ALBEE COMPANY
-DEALERS IN-
SECOND HAND
tflO Bast Water Street
DRINK THE FAMOUS
FOR SALE AT ALL THE
BREWERY AND OFFICE,
T7V"eiilliax'cl?s Beer
&dM
Headquarter for CAMERAS
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Free Dark Room for Amateurs.
Land and Immigration Agents Loan and Insurance Ageata
M. L. CAUSEY, General Manager..
The Causey Real Estate Co.
Farm, Fruit -and Timber Lands, Stock Ranches,
Mining Properties. j j J J J
Office: Foley-Roche Building. LA GRANDE, OR.
FirillnaWsreiRMacliin
OF ,AL,L, KINDS.
Silk and Wire Bolting;. Cloth of all numbers. Cotton,. Leather and
Chain Belting of all sizes. The only Exclusive Mill Supply House.
CROFUT, M'AYEAL & CO.,
Telephone Grant UU , 49 FIRST STREET.
WOLF & ZWICKER Iron Works
.PORTLAND, OREGON.
Steel and Wood Ship Builders.
Manufacturer of Saw anil Shingle Mill Machinery, Boilers, Engines, Head '
lllocki, Logging Englnee and LojrerV Supplies. Steel Riveted Pipes for Flumes
and Dry Klin i. Iran,, Semi-Steel and Brass Castings for all purposes. Special
attention given to all kinds of repairs. Agents for Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal.
JACOB FURTH
President
I. 1IUI.ME
Manager
THE VULCAN IRON WORKS CO.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS MACHINISTS & BLACKSMITHS
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY.
Fifth Avsnue South and Lane St. Tel. Main 123. P. 0. Box 03
E. THINK, 80. and Treas. J. M. FRINK. Prei. and Bupt.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO.
Klghtaen Yeara'Und' Same Management.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS
WAORKB: GUANT.STREET BHIDOE. 'Telephone Main S3.
SEATTLE - - -.- WASH.
RUSSELL COMPANY
DOII.DER8 OF
EngJitom, Mottmrm, Saw Mill; Th re therm.
If yoa Boatemplate.buying machinery, write us for catalogue and prices.
RUSSELL & CO.
A. H. AVERfLi'., Manager. PORTLAND. OREGON.
FRENCH & COMPANY, BANKERS
' TRANSACT A CKNIRAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Letters ol Credit loued available In the Eastern Btates. Blcht Ezcbance snd TelecranhW '
Transfers sold on New York. Chicago, St. Louis, Pan Francisco. Portland, Ore., Seattle. Wash
and various points In Oregon and W asblngton. Collections made at aV. olnts on favorable tenaa
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
La Grande, Oregon.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - - $72,000
THE FARMERS AND TRADER? NATIONAL BANK
La Grand), Oregon.
CAPITAL, ibO.OOO. 00;-SURPLUS, 8,500.).
niRKOTORS: J. K. Rinehart, Geonr Acklee, J. D. McKeaaon Joaanh
Palm-i-: K. S. Stanley. J. II. Bobbins, u. W. Scritwr. CAeaaoB, Joseph
'. Om(3KKS: J H. Rinehart, preaideut; Josenh Palmer, -'-r-ttfiltalt T
W. b-rilr. iMhir. '
MACHINERY.
POUTLAND, OREGON.
PRINCIPAL SALOONS
" iWXA'MXfflW
Sta
and KAGIC LANTERNS.
351 Morrison Street
II. P. bTRICKLAND
K. V. ANKKNY
Treasurer
Secretary
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