The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, October 20, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textjv THE NJSW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON. I X ' ' - H- 1'. - ft.' f.'i V W i i v. STEAMERS ALTONA AND POMONA DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY FOR Salem and Way Landings. Leaves Taylor street. " Sniem Arrives l'ortlnnd.. SUNDAY TRIPS TO OREGON CITY. Loavo Portland 10:S0 A. M.,2nnd(l:00 r. M. Leave Oregon City 12 80, 3:S0, 0:S0 1. JI Oregon City Trans. Co. Promptness and quick dispatch our specialty A. B. GRAHAM, Agent. OOlce and wharf, foot of TayJorSt. Phone 40. "Did You Ever Try" Sunshine The New BconrltiR SoapT ft not you should glvojt a trial and Blue Mountain Soap Also They are all mineral products and It li marvelous how they clean up dirt. WELL, I DON'T KNOW Mr. Johnson, you don't know WHAT'S GOOD If you have never tried ACME WHEAT FLAKES. We are headquarter for Ralson Health Club Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats, Health Process Whole Wheat Flour. ACME MILLS COMPANY. 20-22 N. Front St. Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR. CUIiIiISOfl & GO. -- ,. Wheat and Stock Brokers DIRECT WIRES TO New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Second Floor, Chamber of Commerce. ESMOND HOTEL Portland, - Oregon. Front and Morrison Streets. HATKHl European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Dai OSCAR ANDERSON, Manager. J. & rENDEQAST, Chief Clerk. WHEN YOU BUY furniture, Carpets and Stoves FOR HOUSEKEEPING Cut This Out. and Oet a Reduction at ..HENRY JENNINGS 172-174 First Street. ...THE... MERCHANTS BATHS PORCELAIN TUBS. Merchants' Hotel 48 North Third Street. Bet. Couch and Pavls. i FOtJBES-fiflVlS FUEIi CO. Coal and Wood. Office and Yards, 18M95 E. Water Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. Oregon Phone Union ISL Columbia 5214. Telephone North Stt. KROGHMAN X HARTMAN Hardware, Tools and Glittery Agtatt for ATKIN'S CELEBRATED CROSS-CUT SAWS 1M 71EVT STREET, bet. Yamhill and Taylor, Mi " pobVland, ok. nSHHMBunMHHHHHHiSHRV , (4.n!4 A Mi 430 I aL JL W. ALLEN Dispensing Phmrmmclsi Phono, Oregon Mmln 4-OB Oolumhlm 16 th and Marshall Sim., 23rd and Savior Stsm, PORTLAND, OREGON, Sammmwawamml!r Hatters and Furnishers SoIeAgenlsfor KNOX HATS H.BBFF0W & PEfllDIiETOfL 94 Third Street, PORTLAND, ORE, GOLDEN WEST BAKING POWDER It Is PUREST It Is CHEAPEST It Is DEST If Tr I Art Hot OitliSi t Tour Ueaiy Back Clomit A Detms, Portland, Or. mxn rwi A. J. FARMER Wholesale arid Retail GROCER... . Lowest prices in the city .Third St., Cor. Jefferson Both Phones. Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher DENTIST. Graduate of the Northwestern Unlerrstty Dental College. first-Class Work and Prleei Reaiombli TU Dekum Bid's, Cor. Third A Washington. tORTLAND, Or. Oregon 'Phone Oreen 481 f. DRESSER & CO. , -IMPORTERS OF- German, French and English Delicacies Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Fine Groceries, ' Teas and... . Table Delidacies CHOICE FAMIUY LIQUORS Cor. Seventh & Washington Stt. PORTLAND, OREGON. Phone 327. USE LUCKEL'S Borax Soap For Washing Flannels. . Will Never Shrink Nor Harden. TRY ONE BAR AND BE CONVINCED. 1 UPPINGOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A FAMILY LIBRARY Tiw Btst in Current Literatim 12 Complete Novels Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS S2.60 PER YEAR ; 26 CTS. A COPY NO CONTINUED STORIES VERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELP 1 AS m I Georgia's Gab Pa's Lesion In Geography. When mo nud Little nlbort got Homo from school a few ultcs ago I tuot I would find out If pnw new nil nbout Everything or not, So after ho Got his Blgar lit nud wo were all Slttln' out on the portch nud the ptipp had Captun Ilrlnkor's wife's eat up a tree I says: Taw." "What?" he nst. "Do you uo what's the Largest lake In the United States?" I told hhu. ' "Of corse," he nuserd. "Lake Soup peerlor." "That's -whar you're rong, paw," 1 says. Paw took his Blgar out from between his teeth nud made somo rlugs of smoke. Thcu he says: "George, 1 been llvln' In this country Several years longer thau You, and I haven't been keepln' my eyes shut nor my Enrs plugged, neither. Lake Soup peerlor Is the biggest lake In the United States, and It makes mo feel snd to sco you sitting there Grinning like a polcrts mun thnt got cot asleep on Ills bent becoz you think you uo more Than your fawthcr." "Well, JiiRt the snmc," I told him, "Lake Michigan's tho biggest one In th United States. I learned thnt when tho teacher gave us Our joggcrfy lesson to day." "There's wher I say Chicago people make a mistake," paw says. "It's all rlto to Stick up for your town when you can do It scnsablc, Dnt they nln't enny use tryln' not to notus Facts when they don't make you feel proud. You mlto as well try to keep a baby with a Pin jabbln' It In the side from squnllln by tellln It some of Its anscstors were offusors In the rovolushoncrlo War as to think you can ever twist n Fact so It won't fly rlto back In shape tho mln uto you let Go. So I Ray It's rong for Chicago people to try to mako out thnt Lnko Michigan's tho biggest Just becoz they can sco It from tha back ond of Their flats." "Well," I told him, "It's so enny way. They ain't nuuthcr lnko In tho United States as big as Lako Michigan, becoz our teacher told us about It." "Georgo," paw Bays, looking llko If his hart was tutched, "I've trlde all my life to Be a good, reasonable palrunt to you, so when you Grow up to bo a man and como sometime to where tho Grass was green and tho Leaves russcld soft ly nbuv tho mound nnd all was still and peaceful), you would look down with luv In your brcst nnd think of tho Dcnr old days when you could hear tho glad, onuust ring Of my voice nround tho House, nnd blamed If I'm n-goln to Bo contrndlcted by my own children rlto to my fnco when I no I'm rite. Hero I go working away and Raving my munny to give you a Homo nud scud you to school, nnd Then you Como bnck at nlto and Tell mo I don't no ns Mutch as some teacher that hast to keep at It a Hole munth to crn what I mako In n Week. It, would of Been a nnd day for mo If I would of Ever talked to my fawthcr that Way, and I ain't going to put up with Enny moro of It." "But paw," maw says, "don't bo too lmpalshuut with tho Poor boy. You wouldn't wnnt him to Think sumthlug rong was rlto becoz you happened to Get mlstnkcucd about It, would you? Mebby ho mlto bo correct nbout It, af ter all." "That's It!" paw told her. "Go on Incurrldglug him to Think his Fawthcr duzzent uo n map from n sheet of Sticky lly paper. Of corso I couldn't hardly expect you to .think I mlto no as mutch nbout somo things as a Loven year old boy, but I'm not Going to lot enny of the rest of tho Fambly tell mo so rlto out In plain words. And how enn you sit There, mnw, and say tho boy mlto bo rite nbout this Thing? How could ho bo rlto? They aro no 'mlto' nbout It." Then ho had to lite his stgar again, and I whispered In mnw's ear when ho didn't seo me, and hIio snys: "Well, I kind of think, ho Is rite, enny wny. I tell you what. If you're rong you don't Got a new fall ovcrcoto and I'll have my sealskin mndo over." "Oh, shaw," paw ansered, "what's tho use tryln to Enllten peeplo that won't llssen To reason? That's ono thing I llko about me. Whenovcr I'm not sure of ennythlng I'ui willing to Lcrn lnstcd of sticking to what I sed first. I'm always reddy to hear ' tho other side, and I don't want enny moro of This contrndlcktun or onny more of theso 'nibbles' or 'mites' when I no what I'm talking nbout neither!" So I showed paw the map where he could see Lako Sup parlor Izzcnt In the United States, but Lako Michigan is, and paw Looked at It a seckond or two nnd then he didn't sny ennythlng,, but comraenct to smoko hard and Look like If ho was thinking solium thots. Chicago Times-Herald. CmliUod J,aws Ibr China. Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese envoy lit Washington, who seems to bo drifting fast Into tho position of "n man with, out a country," Is a law wrller of abili ty. He bus codified tho body of Inter national law for the Chiueso and hag prepared n body or code of common law for that empire. Ho has been a prollflc writer In Chinese on historical nud literary topics. The minister Js a graduate of a European law school, as well as of an English university. Buf falo Express. For every fault you observe In your neighbor you overlook a dozen your self. Men are not necessarily lazy because they try to dp things the easiest waj, POSTAL CARDS BY MILLIONS. WetVirKliila Mountain Vlllaace Where the Printing la Done. There are many millions of postal cards used by the people of the Uni ted States every year, yet scarcely a thought Is given ns to how or where they are made. If the question Is asked, "Where do they como from?" tho answer, lu nine case.? out of teu, will be: "Oh, from some of the New England paper mills, I suppose." And the matter is dropped and forgotten. It will surprise the majority of pcoplo to learn that the contcr of the postal card ludustry the only place, In fact, where they are made Is n little village lu tho mountains of West Virginia. The town Is Piedmont, nnd here, six days In every week, an army Is busily at worlcmaktug tho little oblong sheets of cardboard on which so many messages of all sorts and kinds aro written by all conditions of people. Here, the cardboard Is madu from tho fresh, sweet spruce trees; hero It Is cut Into the requisite sizes, nnd hero the cards aro printed, packed and shipped, even tually lludlng their way Into every WIIK1IE roSTAI, CAltns ARK. UADK. State, city, town nnd hamlet In tho country, nnd to Cubn, Porto Blco, Hawaii and the Philippine Islands. Tho United States Postal Card works were located at Piedmont on Dec. 1, 1807, having been transferred from Cnstloton.jN. Y. Albert Daggett, of Brooklyn, IN. Y., has tho contract for tho term if four'yenrs to manufacture nil the vaylous kinds of postal cards required by the government. Tho lnrgest shipment over made from tho Piedmont works wns on Juno 10. 1000, when It reached tho largo number of 1M,000.000. Tho cards were shipped to various largo city postolllces and to tho sub-ngoncles. The sub-postal card ngencleH'are located at Cincinnati, St. Louis, Troy, Now York and Washing ton, D. C, nnd nro technically known ns distributing olllces, where requisi tions nro lilted on orders of tho stamp division and of tho third luststnnt post master general. HE EATS WITHOUT A MOUTH. I'oit-Nuanljjfeedluii as Practiced on a Youthful Patient. John Fackcnstock, tho 7-year-old pa (lent nt tho Eastern District Hospital Williamsburg, Is tnklng his meals, at lie has been doing for several days, through his Wstrlls. Tho boy, whose, parents llvojnt (10 Selgel street, wna kicked In tlijo mouth by a horse, his teeth knocked out nnd his mouth so Injured that ho could not tnko food In the ordinary way, says tho Now York World. Science stepped lu whero uo $. sunsTiTUTR roil A MOUTH. turo failed, and his life has since been uiHtnlncd by tlio mothod known ns post, nasal feeding, or by forcing food into tho stomnch by pnsslng n tube through the nose Into the esophagus. Tho apparatus consists of a piece of small rubber tubing, about llfteeu Inch es long, to ono end of which Is nttnehed a hard-rubber funnel. Tho liquid food, Is poured Into tho funnel, the tubo It passed down tlio'noHtrll to tho esophn gus nnd thus tho food Is passed Into the stomach. It Is rather a hard way of eating for a healthy boy, but young Fackcnstock Is thriving on It, and )f no unlooked-for reltipso happens until bis mouth shnll heal ho will soon bo nil right again, In Honor offliitciihcrj;. It has been decided to establish nt Mayenco a permanent museum lu con nection with, or rather as tho outcomo of, tho llve-huudrcdth anniversary of tho birth of printing. In addition to this an International Gutenberg society is projected, nnd ought to be a success. Tho grand ducal government of Hesse Darmstadt at Mayenco bus already done much toward making tho estab lishment of the Gutenberg Museum n certainty. Tho constitutions of .the mu bouiii and of tho Gutenberg society only require to bo widely known to securo the hearty co-operatlou of till Interested in the greatest Invention of tho last flvo centuries. Philadelphia Ledger. No Woman' Prison. Austria Is the oue country In tho world which uever puts a woman In prison. Instead of giving tho female criminal so many months lu Jul I she Is sent, no matter how terrible Is her rec ord, to ono or other of tho convents de voted for the purpose- nnd there kept during the time for which she Is sen tenced, The convent Is not n mere prison In disguise, for ItH courtyard stands open all day long, the only bar to egress being a nun who acts as portress, Just as In other convents. Women con tool tho men, but the; can't fool each other. esiipi ' L . i-MKk1W iMIBaMiV .rift I AfXt i T 3. KADDERLY, DEALER IN HARDWARE, Stores, Ranges, Tin. Copper and Orantte Iron-Ware, Crockery, (Unaware nnd House Furnishing Goods. Jobbing promptly at tended to. ' Mt-143 First St., cor. Alder, Odd Fellows' Dldg., PORTLAND, OREGON. jrRANER A KRAMER TAILORS 828 Washington Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. Established In New York 1762. New York, Chicago, lloston, Philadelphia Denver, l'ortlnnd. I TVEVOE ti RAYNOLDS CO. t J' I'alnti. Cil.irn. VnrnUlipn. Lead. lirilMiei. Artists' MnlorlHln, wholcsnlo only. No. CO Hrst Btreot, roriuT I'Jne, l'ortlnnd, Or. 'Miotics, Oregon Red 1853, Columbia 411. PORTLAND LOAN OFFICE Din Minx, I'roprlctar. ...Ilignest 1'rlco I'ald for Old Gold nnd Silver.. No. 71 Third Street, Near Oak 1'ORTLAND, OR. Loans money on nil kinds of security. Unre deemed pledKes sold for amount loaned. T H. WILD Jobbing nnd Retail Dealer In WINES AND LIQUORS 183 Third Street, OpposltoMasonlo Temple. Fortlnnd, Oregon. T A. WOOD. REAL ESTATE AND TENSION ATTORNEY. Room 10, Odd Fellows' llulldhiK. 1'ORTLAND, ORE. p G. T1NGRY MANUFACTURING JEWELER. Diamond Setter. Repairing neatly done. Any design ol Jowclry mndo to ordor. Upstairs over The Famous, Corner Second and Morrison streets, 1'ortland, Or, Tjl W. ARIS3 F. W. A RIBS & CO. Wholcsnlo llrokcrago and Commission No. C5 Front Street. Columbia '1'hono 2ft. Portland, Or. PORTLAND JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Watch and Clock Repairing: Cleaning, 75cj main spring, 76c. All work guaranteed. Spectacles Irom 250 up; rimless evo glasses lor fl.'A with tho best Ionics. Eves tested tree. The Portland Jeweler uud Optician, m First St. near Alder. TU1RDANKS' . 8TANDARD SCALES. , .,,,; Jfjj First and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon, Ttlcphone 81. pAXTON, IIKAOII HIMON Attorneys-At-Ijiw. 610 Chamber of Commerce, Portland Oregon, w C. NOON IIAO CO. Manufacturers and Importers ol nAGB, TWINES. TENTS AND AWNIN08, FLAGS AND MINING HOSE. nagging Material, Canvas, Ball Making In all itslirancht-s, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc. U-34 N. First St. and 210-2I2-2U.216 Couch St., PORTLAND, OR. D OWNING, HOPKINS li CO. I1ROKERB. Around floor, Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or. D and E, Ilaller Ilulldlng, Seattle, Wash. Now YorkHtuuk Exchangu, Chicago Hoard ol Trade, TOSEI'II SUPPLE Proprietor of EOAT YARD AND MARINE WAYB OMlce and Yard, Foot of Delinbnt St.. Columbia 'Phone 6233. TORTLAND, OR. K. Munson. E. Ilunson. mllE ANIIEURER nUBCH-Flne lunch every X day. lien beer on earth. Fine wines, Ma nors and cigars. 234 Morrison St., cor. Bvcoud, Portland, Or. pASTERN OYBTER HOUBE ED. JOHNSON, Proprietor. Crawfish, when lu season, cooked In wine. 112 Washington St., near Sixth. Oregon Phono Red 1931. PORTLAND, OR. Columbia Phone 77. QTREUiia A HUMASON'H PHARMACY Corner 2nd and Washington Bis, Strictly high grade medicines at lUHt.t prices. Money saved by patroulilug us. mllE POPULAR 123 First Street, liet. Washington and Alder Phone Oregon Red tU Phono Columbia 668 JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor, Portland, Or, w ILLIAM RUSSELL MACKENZIE FUHLIC ACCOUNTANT PORTLAND, OREGON ;. P. MURPHY. r. N. BTOLTS5, PARK SALOON Corner Park and Burnaido Sti. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Private Rooms for Families. THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURAMEE CO,, OE HEW YORK A policy holders' company, ;ompar plain, Its contracts aro short, easily under stood. Incontestable after one Vear. Nou-forfritable alter three years. See oar 1'ortlsiul ageucy, Washington build-in-, O. L. FAY, Oeneral Agent. Multnomah Trunk- Co MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS ' ' 1 TRAVELING BAGS f; and SAMPLE CASES X,4 Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Street ', PORTLAND, OREGON. k"" Bar Fixtures and ..Billiard Tables.. Have Re-established their busi ness in PORTLAND, at 49 Third Street. A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil liard and Pool Tables. Bowline; Alleys and Supplies always on hand. EASY PAYMENTS. J. G. REDDICK, Manager. iAmow & Go., FINEST QUALITY Hams Bacon Lard When once you uao them you will flnu thoy nro the llnost flavored goods. Fifth and Couch' Sts. "THE TASTE TELLS" THAT CUDAHY'S REX HAMS, REX BACON REX LARD AND REX CANNED MEATS ARE THE BEST. ANN ARBOR HOME BAKERY. One of the most complete bakery, la the Northwest. Bakes Ibe Best Pullman Bread In the YmI M. SHIELDS. Prop. 347 Morrison St. 1'OKTLAND, OB. And 493 Union Avenue, rorner Bacramento. Alblna. llome-inndo bread, cakes and pies.' Ilaaed beans aud llmton llrown II read evert Saturday. Tel. Red 1I2 Tel. Rod 811. ST. PAUL HOUSE Deulsclivs (lasthaus. IIAIlltY HOIIOOI', MwiiMuer, Rooms With or Without Hoard. BneolalllatM by the Mouth. Ilarroom and Howling Alley In Connection. Five Mocks (rum Steamship liook aud Union Depot. Open Day and Nlitht, H, 2II and VcS'rutli Third Street PORTLAND, OltKUON USE" Red Seal Brand Hams Bacon Lard..., Tor Quality Unsurpassed" OMAHA PACKING CO Office, Smokehouses 56-58-67) East Vats St, and Warehouse PORTLAND, OR. r ll m m r :1 I ,JOK. -.