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The New Age.
A. D. GRIFFIN, Manager.
OrrICK J 64 MORRISON STRKET.
Oregon Tlohon Oak 001.
Entered at the Poatofllco at Portland, Orccon,
M iecond c1m matter.
NUIIHCRII'TION.
On Year, Fayitbla In idnei.iinitiiO(
National Republican
Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM MoKINLEY, of
Ohio
For Vice-President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, of N. Y.
For Presidential Electors
T1LM0N FORD, of Marlon,
J. C. FULLERTON, of Douglas,
W. J. FURNISH, of Umatilla,
0. F. PAXTON, of Multnomah.
TUB
SUTJ'.I.IOU INFI.Up.NUI'. OF
HON. II. W. UOltlil-.TT.
"Novor liofoio in tlio lilHtory of Oro
(on wuh tiiu riuiiiuml for Htrong muii to
roproHunt itri coiiunorolul anil ixilltlcul
inturcHtH in thn imtioiiiil coiiKrutH ho
urKont and noocsrturily porHlHtont iih, at
thin timu. Nover boforo linvu wo nouil
-o...,i Hiioh ntrongth tlioro na would prop
irlv ill runt thn noworn that not nt
tliu
wiiiiiitlan'fl
capltol (or tlio
country at
On 'Jiirgo in its udvanoomont to tlio front
frank of tlio j,roat iowurM of tlio world.
"v, l'robuhly nover again will Oregon and,
ludoeV, uvory sintor coiiiuionwualtli
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wont ' Vlio Hooky moiiutaliiH, oiijoy
Hiioh a yraml opportunity for tlio rapid
promotion in ovory mutorlal way nimto
poHHtblo, utiitur wUo oouiisol, liy our
rocout chunoH in ths Koorapliy of tlio
Uuitod Htatim and itn turrltoilim and
tlio oiilurgotl poNHlbilltioH thus oreatod
for tlio growth aud ioriitiuiunt uunm
dlzoinmit of ovory roHourooful dUtriut
on tlio 1'aolllo const.
Khali wo rugiml with iudllToronuo
Mich an invitation to a favorud plaoo
in tlio foreground of thin grout Htmi
k'lo for loKitiiuato pronto?
Klntll wo look upon tlio now inarkotH
now hiiing oroatod for tlio produotH of
our uiioiiuatlod roHouroos with au oyo
of uncoiiborn when tlio wry Mulistunco
of our iirogrusH dopoudH niton our sue
eons iih a virllo competitor in tlio imjjur
runli of Undo with those markets?
Bhall wo untrue to tho uimtody of a
few corrupt louder of u Wostnrn typo
of iotliouHO politic our fato iih au in
tenil part in tlio iiiuKiilllceut com
moroo of huoIi a grand destiny in pron
poet? Shall wo ot Oregon hood at this tltuo
tho voluminous cry of tho political
niountoliauk who puddles hlti caiupaiKii
nostrums iu opou dollanoo ot truth or
rcepoot lor ollloial history? or in it our
plain duty, oniplmsUod by the oxtnior
illuary conditions now oxUtlug to on
courugo itu performnuoo, to drive thoNO
hawkers of spurious figures from our
gatoway and station iu their places
honest soutlnols of progress aud patri
otism!1 Thoro Is only ouo answer to this
Question, aud the voter who has form
od an honorable ostluiato of his respon
sibility in the matter will promptly re
spond with an ollort to placo Oregon,
lu ita physical, commercial ami pollt
icnl grandeur, among the leading stutes
of this graud republic.
In a dUousslou of this mutter, Tlio
Now Ago desires to Improirf uou the
reader the fact that our common enemy
is a busy body of iolltlual hucksters,
operating under the geueraUhip of
John II, Mitchell. The "knocker"
with his "kulfo" is ubroad, ooiuiuU
alouod by his faction to do den Hint to
execution, ilia one object of persist
out assault Is Hon. 11. V. Corbett, the
bite's real ouudldato for election to
the United States sonata by tho legisla
ture at Its forthcoming session. The
character of tho faction roprcaontod by
this extraordinary activity la well
known to tho votors of Oregon and if
tho Holutlon of tho matter were loft to
thoni thero would bo little nocd of
effort at tlio houdquurtera of tho regu
lar Republican organization of tho
stato to meet tho conditions thus being
created; but, Inasmuch as tho legisla
ture will be besot with Influences with
which tho average voter has llttlo ac
quaintance, it is nocessary to urgd the
lattor iu every legislative district of
Oregon to prevail ujiou tho representa
tive thereof to do his full duty, honor
ably and bravely, in tho task of elect
ing to tho United .States souatorsbip a
man who is big enough ami broad
enough and wlso enough to roprcsout
the Interests of all Oregon iu ovory ma
terial respect, rather than to submit to
tho choice of a man who will roprosout
only tho prejudices of a disaffected
faction.
Let it bo said hero, therefore, that
the man for tho people is ox-Senator
Corbett, rather than ex-Senator Mitch
ell or any one whom ho may niiino.
Tlioro are cogent reasons for this
choice Kx-Souator Corbott is a man
of sterling ability, of wisdom,' of
mighty influence, of popular personal
ity and of strong and inflexible determ
ination iu tho performance of any
duty ho may assuiuo on behalf of tho
public. Ho is ontiroly and utterly
beyond tho inlluonce of small politic
ians. Ho is dlruoted in everything ho
undertakes by a strong mind of his
own, and tho wisdom of its direction
luiH never yet been honorably question
ed, either in public or private alTairs.
Hon, II. W. Corbett is a man of un
common integrity. In legltmiato bus
iness liu lias caruort millions ot his own
and has, therefore, neither occasion
nor desiio to covet the millions of oth
ers. Eliminate thn Inlluoneo of money
(nun ollloial autioii iu tho government
of this country aud the element of cor
ruption la otTootivoly destroyed. in
tho case of Mr. Corbett, iu any ofllclal
capacity, tho power of
inbuoy would
have no lnfluonco, oxoopt to tho oxtout
ot hia dtroug desire to put tho pooplo
generally in bettor condition finan
cially. Mr. Corbott Is a man of most gener
ous impulses. Many business outer
prises of Portland and other important
polr.ts of tlio state, together with
struggling public institutions of uiorit
and estimable purponu, now flourishing
iu active centers of trado aud hoclal
life, have found numberless occasions
to express deep gratitude to II. V.
Corbett for his mayuaiiimuus uncoui
agnmunt and assistance in most sub
stantlal form. From his abundance lie
has given much to worthy objucts but
his donations to charity have Invaria
bly been made unostentatiously and
with no doslro whatever to excite pub
lic applauho. It was tho good they did
that ho desired to accomplish-not the,
iiusoiiod (oxen oi esteem maniiosiod
through popular fuss mid feathers.
This has always boon a strong charac
teristic of Mr. Corbott's life, both iu
private and iu public business.
Ah a representative yours ago iu tho
nation's most exalted law-makiugbody
of representatives, Mr, Corbett quickly
won permanent distinction us one of
the Uuitod StatOb souato'a shrewdest
and most far-seeing business men. Ho
devoted no time to noisy orations for
publication iu tho Cougiessioual Roo
ord. Ho was not there aa a politician.
He was theio to roprcsout Oregon iu a
business capacity und he did so iu
every possible way essential to tho
well-being of the peoplo of tho statu.
So he would do again. Ho has the
energy, the wisdom aud tho power to
do more for Oregon today than auy
two of those named as aspirants to tho
pluuo which tho people desire to have
Mr. Corbett occupy duriug this critical
period iu tho commorcal history of the
l'ucltlo coust and tho political history
of tho country generally. Tho business
mou of Oregon fronuoutly appeal to
llonry W. Corbett for tho strength of
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hU Inlluoneo iu tho (lunartiiieiitfl at
WuNhlugton lit tho accomplishment of
lobulation or commercial favors which
thoy luivo failed to boouro through other
sources, Tho power of it brief letter
from Mr, Corbett to tut impartuut de
partment of tho goverumout at Yah
luistou was recently polutedly tlomou
struted.
The legislature of Oregon will cor
tuiuly not commit tho error of Bonding
to the United States uouuto a weak uud
untrlod man, as it ouco did, or even a
fairly strong man who ropresouts only
a small fraction of tho peoplo of tho
state, when it can command tho sorvicos
of such n tower of representative
strength as la found in Hon. II. W.
Corbott. '
BRAVE BLACK MEN.
Gov. Theodoro Roosovelt has ox
plained to n rotortor his reportod an
tipathy to tho Afro-American soldier.
In Scribnor's nutgazlno for April, 1800,
tlioro nppoarod an artlolo by Mr. Roose
velt, which the Domorcats assert re
flected upon tho bravery of tho 'Afro
American soldier. This nrticlo Jiiib
been used us a campagiu documoiit and
has boou widely circulated among tho
A fro-American peoplo of tho country.
Tlio Democrats hiivo attempted to
miiko a mountain out of a mole hill,"
said Governor Rousovolt. "iu tho ar
ticlo roforrod to I made mention of an
Incident.
"I had ordors to hold a cortatu posi
tion and was aupportod by the Tenth
cavalry (Afro-Aiuorican). Tho posi-
jtiou was tincoitain aud wo needed
luvoiy man available to niako tho. stand.
I Two or tinea of the Afro-Amorkau sol
I dlers startod to tho rear in search ol
water, as ordered by tholr captaiu. I
robuked tho captaiu for losseuiiig our
force, and commanded tho men to ro
main. Tho statement I made aftor
that, so near as I can remeinbor, was,
'I have ordors to hold this h ill, and I
intend to do it. I will slux I any man
that given up his position.' I
"This is the wholo stor;lii n nut
sholl, and the ellorts of tho Democrats
to miiko political capital out of the
slmule Incident shows what small cam
paign methods they are capable of
using.
"My position with tho Afro-Ameri
can pooplo is too well known for those
political tricksters to undermine it. I
would bo the last man iu tho world
to say anything against tho A fro-American
soldier, because I know of his
bravery aud Ills character. Ho saved
my lifo ut .Santiago, and l4iavohad oc
casion to say so iu many mrtlolos ami
speeolios. Tho Rough Ridors wore lu
a bad position whon the Ninth aud
Tenth cavalry oamo rushiuir up tho hill
carrying everything boforo thorn.
"The Afro-Amorluau soldier has tho
j
faculty of coming to tho I rout whon ho
is needed most. Iu tho civil war ho
camo -100,000 strong, and I boliovo ho
saved tho Union.
"At Sun Juan hill tho Afro-Amorl-can
soldiers rendered au object lesson
to all assembled there. Thoy sung and
fought and pushed tho laggard troopers
up the hill and the great victory at
that H)lut was theirs as much if not
more than any of the soldiers thoro.
"Tho Afro-Amorloiius can veto for
whom thoy plouso. Ho can follow the
dictates of his own conscience. That
ia why ho has tho franchise, to exorcise
it, and use it for his host adavutagu
ul ,, , m,vam,1(.0 o( tho coulltry,
which ho has sorvod so honorably with
his sword, but I tuko great pleusuro in
saying that he is a Urst-olass llghtiug
man."
SERENAUEP THE JAIL.
I.udlcroua Krror of an Orifiin-Qrlnder
in St. I'nl.
A wandering minstrel, who started
his wanderings lu tho neighborhood of
Genoa, pushed his hand organ up Fifth
street tho other afternoon about &
o'clock. When he got halfway up the
hill he stopped, looked up at the win
dow In which Mr. Bouthall keeps tho
little geranium which solaces his Im
prisonment, swung the organ around
off his back and begau to play. Tho
flower had set life wrong. Ho didn't
kuow It was the county Jail and he
wouldn't kuow yet but for the fact that
he started to play the dear old tune, "I
Never Care to Wander from tho Old
Fireside." Somebody throw a piece of
stale bread at him from the window of
the boys' ward aud he moved on. St.
Paul Qlobe
The lleoortla of Koine.
Three thousand brouze tablets, con
tattling the records of ltomo from tho
foundation of the city to the time of
Yeapaslau, are burled lu the marshes
near Ostla, accordlug to SIguor Costau-
u Mbm- ttU V7 " roul,ieo,0K!s!'
They were saved from the tiro which
destroyed tho Capltol In the year A. I.
(ft) and taken to Ostla. Slgnor Maes
wants the Italian Government to drain
the marshes and hunt for the tablets.
New War IUII0011 litvouttnl.
An otllcer lu the Austrian army in
Vienna has Invented balloons which
will float both meu and horses serosa
a river. They are to bo fastened to the
belts around the meu aud the harneas
of the horses.
When a youug man finds that he can
mke two girls believe the same com-
llmeut, he begins to look upon hltu
elf as th Ileal Thing,
8HERIFF BALE.
In tho circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Multnomah.
El Ira A.' Canon and John O. Carson,
plaintiffs, ys. William Hahn,
Hahn, wlfo of William Hahn, Michael
Steffen, Alvie Hahn, Mary E. Stetlen,
M. 1. Cloutrio Phtlbrlck, P. S. Phil
brick, Annette Cotter, John Balkie,
Carrie D. Balkie, E. E. Cawood, Cath
ryn J. Cawood, wife of E. E. Cawood,
Gcorgo E. Chamberlain, district attor
ney of tho state of Oregon, for Fourth
Judicial district, as sneoessur in office
and Interest to W. T. Hume and Rub
sell E. Bewail, former district attorneys
for said district; J.F. Hamilton, Robert
Brady and D. T. Sherrott, partnors as
Brady & Sherrott; Northern Counties
Investment Trust, Limited, a corpora
tion; Georgo P. Lout, na trusteo in
bankruptcy of E. E. Cawood, defend
ants. By virtuo of an execution, judgment
order and docroo duly issuod out of and
unar tho seal of tho abovo entitled
I court in tho abovo entitled causo, to
i me duly uirectou and dated tno zotn
nay of Soptcmbor, 1000, upon a judg
ment rondorod and cnterod in said
court on tho SCth day of September,
1000, in favor of Eliza A. Carson,
plaintiff and against William Hahn,
Alvie Hahn, Michael Bteffon and Mary
E. Stoffou, defendants, Jor tho sum of
11,888.10 with intorost thereon at tho
rato of 8 per cent per annum from the
10th day of September, 1000, and the
further sum of 9135 with interest thero
on, at the rata of 0 per cent per annua
from the 26th day of September, 1000,
and tho fnrthoraum of $88.75 costsand
diabursements and tho costs of and upon
this writ commanding me tomako sale
ot the following described real prop
rty, towit:
Lots 4, 5, 0 and 7 In blook 1 and
lots 1, 4, 5, 0, 7 and 8 in block 5, all
in Carson Heights, Multnomah county,
stato of Oregon.
Now, thoro foro, by virtue of said ox
ooution, judgment order arid docroo
and in complianco with tho commands
of said writ, I will on Monday, the
20th day of October, 1000, ut tho hour
of 10 o'clock A. M', at tho front door
of tho county court house in tho city
of Porlond, said county and state, sell
at public auction, subject to redemp
tion, to the highest biddor, for U. B.
gold coin, cash in hand, all tho right,
titlo and iutorest which the within
namod defendants or oithor of thoin
had on tho ditto of tho mortgago heroin
(tho 14th day of May, 1800,) or ainco
had, iu aud to tho abovo described roal
proporty, or any part thoroof, to satisfy
said oxooution, judgment order, dooree,
tntoiost, costs and all acoruing coats.
Dated Portland, Oregon, September
17th, 1000. WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon.
A. BSAIKN A. M. JOUMMX
PORTLAND TENT & 1IRIRG C.
229 Ankeny Street
Tents, Sails and Awnings
Telephone Grant 1601
PORTLAND - - OREGON
T E. HASELT1NE & CO.
Importera and Der.leri In
IRON RTEEL AND COAL
BLACKSMITHS' BUPPL1ES.
Carriage & Wagon Material, Hardwood Lumber
49 A SI Second St.
PORTLAND, OHEOON.
ENTERPRISE SHOE GO.
835 North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing1 Neatly Done.
Work called for and delivered. All work
guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters Tor Capen Co.'a Shoes
plANO WAREROOMS
or
II. 8INSHEIMER, Sole Agent (or
THE JACOB DOLL PIANO
The beat upright Dlano made, and other f) ret
law piano mi ted and (old on Inatallmeuta.
No. Ti Third Street. Eatabllabed 186X Phone
North 641.
TWENTY PER GENT
ON YOUR INVESTMENT
Ifaametamadalnaharea of The Uelena Min
ing Compauy. al preeent market prtcea, 1. e.l
around 91 centa,
ThU salae la one of the rlehnat In the great
Behemla Dlatrlct.
It ha an ORE RESERVE OP SVO.OOO.OO blocked
out readr (or extraction.
No atoplng haabeen done In any ot working! of
the properly, yet from development alone the
mine haa paid Ita own war from the atari, and
la at preaent making a greater net production
than any other mine In the rich Bohemia
Dlatrlct.
HKIJ.NA MINING COMPANY NO, 3 la an ex
Million ol the Helena, and haa 1,000 feet of
the "Helena' ledge, the vein matter of which
ta Identical to that being encountered In the
varloua worklnia of the Helena. Contract
bare been let for an additional 400 feet of
work.
We believe Ihta atock will be a dividend-payer
within twelve month-, baaing our Judgment
upon the actual ahowing of the property,
Which la equal to that on the Helena with a
correapondfng amount ot develepmeat.
BLKNA NO. I aUlag -.rtxuad (
I Write or call on ua for da tailed taferraatloa.
h, h. McCarthy l co,
Stock Broken and Practical Miners
Oalesi Ul-U. bherloekJBallAlaf,
PORTLAND, OB.
MsaWrt ot the Oregon Mlnlag Meek titksan
rfcou Notts,.
flONRAU L. H08KA
FUNERAL DIRECTOB
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COUNTY CORONER
Corner Ninth and Railroad Streets
TACOMA. WASH.
niiAVia linos
WOOD YARD
Oregon Phone Hood 742
Office and Yard:
463 Everett, bet. Twelfth and Thlrtsenth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A KLINOTON CREAMERY
N. J. HITTER, Trop.
Wbolialee and Retail Dealer In
MILK, CREAM, CHEESE BUTTER AND EGOS
207 Durmlde Street
PORTLAND OREGON.
tlLAZIER BR08.
Club Roomi Second Floor
Wine Room, Concert, root and llllllard Hall
Oregon l'hono Grant 71
3(3 Burnildo St.
rORTLAND OREGON.
Q1TANDARD F18H COMPANY
1C9 North Sixth Street
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Alio Groccrlc. Clunri and Tobacco. Frulti
and Lunches (orTourUti.
REED DUOS., Prop-.
T
HE OLD RELIABLE
SEVENTH AND GLI9AN EXCHANGE.
J. L. O'FARRELL, Prop.
8evcnth and Ollian St. PORTLAND, ORE.
Musick Has Paid $150,000 in Dividends
We advise the purchase of this stock as it will increase in
value and the mine will pay dividends again within a few
months. See me regarding: this property.
L. Y. KEADY, Mining Stock Broker
HO Shorlook Building Of agon Phone North 630
Member Portland Mining Stock Exchange.
THE METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL - - 800,000
FRENCH BLOCK, TACOMA, WASH.
PHILIP V. CAESAR, I'rcaldeiit; TRUMAN W. ENOP, Vlce-Prealdcnt! O. D. 8ELVIO. Caahler:
JACOII II. VANDERUILT, Aaalitant Caahler.
GENERAL BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Interest allowed on depnalta In Savlni- Department. Circular Lvttere of Credit leaned on
HonKKong, China, and Vokohnmn, Janau: alao Draftaand Illllaof Exchange liaued on China
aud Japan, and the principal cltlea of Europe Forolgn moneya exchanged.
WK IIAVK Ht'KCHI. KAdll.ITIEH mil
FURS!- FURS! FURS4
The Correct Styles In Fur Garments Can Be Seen At
G. P. RUMMELIN & SONS
ISO SECOND STREET, Near Washington
Alaska Seal Skins Our Specialty
Full line of Cluater Roaa, Animal Bcarfa, Storm Collara, Collarette, Victoria, Cape, Etoni
Jacket and Novnltlea of Every Description. Complete Assortment of
Robe and Ruga. Alaska Indan IlaskeU.
OALL OR SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
KMatbllahml 1B70. Oragnn l'hcinn Mnln 491. lncorortmt 189
Call or Write
Do not confound the Pianola with any of the electric pianos or clap.trap, horn
flddlo, banjo-piano, and whatnot combination affaire offered by other niualo
houses, "i!ool aa the Pianola." We alone sell Planolaa In tht Norlhucst, and we
filadly show you Aeollans and Pianolas, II you call at our uarerooms. II you are
ntvrrated, write ua. and we will have a repreivntatlro call aud arrange'for private
muslo rvclia1,
I VI. D. WC1L.L.W, Northwest Agent for the Aeolian Company
353-355 Washington Street, Corner Park
PORTLAND, OREGON
Wc are Sola Agent for the Pianola. It la exhibited only at our warerooma.
BIumsuer-Frank Drug: Co.,
fctlnslt DfatribUow,
NEW FALL ARRIVALS
''SOL" bm jut raslred his new Fall Lines ol Swell Colored Shirts,
MMkwMur, Hoirjr. Glovoa. Suspoadtrs, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchief.
SOL'S $3.50 HATS
AMFfSyfii. '"J"1 to w,Jr l00 hl ,n 'O11' -AH NEW FALL
MLQvkH, la -Black and Colon. Magnificent Una oi Men's Underwear
Priced at SI.OO to S8.00 Per Suit
MEIN'S
9
fllttly Tailored Men's Suits, in Cheviots, CaBsimeres, Tweedsi Wora
taad and Serges, Price range from J10.W) to S 25.00.
Qfll ThmGMhimr, Hmttmr and Furnlmhmr
OUL 113115 Third St., Near Wamhlntom
TAauaBipj ! incobforatbd iav.
ALLEN & LEWIS
SHlpplnsr & Commission Merchants
WHOLESALE GROCERS
To ? Uaae address til CaxaaasmUaUaru to iha bum,.
ly ? ".
C. fl. STOKES IiIQOOl? CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
PABST MILWAUKEE BEER
Bottled by Pabat Brewing Co.
Milwaukee, WU.
1130 Pacific Avenue
TACOfVIA - WASH.
OLYMPIC
STEAM LAUNDRY
407 South J Street
UICHAEL' J. BJORN & LOUIS J. BJORH
ritomiETons
TACOMA, WASH.
W. L. McCads,
' Seattle.
E. 8. Hamilton
Tacouia.
M'GABB & HAMILTON
.. STEVEDORES ..
PUCET SOUND
Also Honolulu, H. I.
Head Office: Taooma, Wash.
Cable Addreta: McCABE
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GRAC3E, BEAZLEY & CO., Agents
14 Water Street, Liverpool.
HANDLINO GOLD DUNT AND I1UM.ION
Beau Brummel
The Best 5 Cent Cigar Made
For SmIc bg AU Dealers.
144-H6 Fourth Street,
Portland; or.
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