The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, October 27, 1900, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textw BUSINESS LOCALS. Always ask or the famous Geasral Arthur cigar. Esberg-Gunst Cigar Co., ganaral agente, PortlajL Or. ' . i F. F. Thompson, dealer in tobacco, cigars, fruit, canities and nuts, 250 U street. v, Brady & Sherrott, practical plumb ers, gas and steam fittors. Dealers in ( lend and iron pipe, gas fixtures and plumbing goods of every description, Jobbing dono at resaonablo rates. All work warranted. Steam and hot wntor-hoating a specialty. Tolephone Oak 411. 142 First street, Portland, Oro. C. A. Watson, Marino Drug Store, 86 N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spe cialties: Fleckcnstoln'a Lung Balsam and Celery Seltzer. R. H. Schwartz, druggist and apotho cary, 225 Burnside Btreet, between First and Second, Portland, Or. For fine fruits of all kinds for the travoling public, call at 150 North Sixth street. Ico cream soda. Basket fruits for travolors, George Ktsor pro prietor Creamery and bakery. . Country but ter and fresh eggs a specialty; also creamery butter. Mrs. B, Boydston, proprietor, corner Second and Columbia etreetB, Portland, Or. When medicines will not cure you, or when you get tired of spending money for medicinos, buy tho Natural Body Draco from J. A. Clomenson, drug gist, 227 Yamhill street, between First and Second. " B. O. Cash Market. Cheapest and best goods dolivered east and west. Cornpr Soventh and Couch streets. Everything first-class. Cameron A . Mergons. "" Mrs. H. C. Wilbur, popular phre nologist, palmiBt and psyohlo card reader, First and Morrison, has sue ceoded remarkably in acquiring, a rep, utation (or extraordinary power in her work. Sho will treat you most couit eously, chnrgo you most reasonably -and you will find that her promlsei will bo fnlilllod. Don't wear bnpgy trousers or shabby slothes. Wo call for, sponge, press, t and dolivor, ono suit of your clothing 'ouch week, sow on buttons, and sew up rips for $1.00'a month. Unique Tail oring Company, 247 Washington atroot, both phonos. Jno. P. Sharkey, manufacursr ! harness, collars, saddles and strap work; importer of saddlsry, hardware, whips, pads, etc. 65 Union ate., Port land, Or. Kahn Bros., dealers iri hides.' fori and wool. 191 Fiont street, Portland, Or. G. Danielson, watohmaker, jewelei and diamond-setter, 140 Sixth street, Portland, Or. All work guaranteed. wybody Monogram and bare no equal. makea the celebraUd Pandora cigars. They The Popular, 125 First street, bet. Washington and Alder, Portland, Or., John Ecklund, proprietor. Tel. Ore gon red 084, Columbia 608. ' Portland Transfer Saloon Chaa. O. fiiglin, proprietor. Choico wines, liquors and cigars. 821 Glisau, cor ner Sixth, Portland, Or. Smyth 3e Howard, general contract ors. Koads, bridges, trestles, munici pal improvements, etc, Portland, Or. Diamond Vltiifled Brlok Company, (incorporated). Paving hriok a ape llalty. 618 Gharabor of Commerce. The Western Oyster Houst, Sam Mackin, proprietor. Oysters and crawfish, wholesale and retail. By the gallon, $3; by the pint, 25 cents. 352 Washington stroet, between Soo ond and Third. Telephone brown 484." ,The A. D. T. Messenger Co. is the old est and best service of the kind in the town. Readers of the New Age, give, 'thena the preference. Money to loan, on furniture, pianos, or any good securities. Notes and mortgagee bought 8. W. King, room 45, Washington building. Ring up Dr. Darling. 264 Morrison street, cor. Third and Morrison, over McAllen & McDonnell's. Office hours, 10:30 to 13 a. in.; 1:80 to 5 p. m. At residence, E. 84th and Bel mont streets, morning and evenings. Residence 'phones, Oregon, blue 875; Columbia, 5187; offloe 'phone, Colum bia 14. 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 cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau, proprietor, 455 Glisan sUi. The finest plaoe in the city to obtain tint quality eigartJI tobacco and smok ers' artiolea is that of Rosenthal A Budd, at 287 and 387X Washington street, between Fourth and Fifth. Give these genial dealers a call when you wish anything in their line. Tele phone Main 76. A. A, Unruh, bicycle repairing. Sraiiag and cutting down fraases a ifjoeialty. Blorole sundries Baked wail. All work guaranteed. 188 Foot of Morrison street, Portland. Or. Call and see e when you are broken iown. Agency for the Imperial Bicy cle; guaranteed lot one year. Oregon nfeone black 2891. OtY',T flood Cams fog Thanksgiving When you have tho supreme satisfac tion of putting on a collai or shirt done up at tho Domestic Laundry, with a color and finish on it to suit the most fastidious, and no rough odgos or torn button holes to annoy you. A man is in luck to be able- to have his linen kept in suoh porfect condition, as wo koop it in when laundriod at tho Do mestic Laundry, J. F. Robinson, Prop., Pendleton, Oregon. Oregon Butohering Company, Fred Metzger, manager, dealers in all kinds of fresh and salt meats and fish, 415 Everett street. Grebo, Harder 6s Co.. Portland, Ore ton, dealers in implements and ve hicles. Mil burn farm, delivery, spring wagons and buggies. Chase force lift and tank pumps. Milwaukle binders, mowers and rakes. Engines and sep arators. Fountain City hoe, shoe and dlso drills. Wolff-American high art bicycles. Steel' and chilled plows, disc, spring and spike - harrows. Eclipse steel hay presses. Columbus Buggy Co.'s Columbus buggies and carriages. Phone. Oak 731. 182-84-86 Madison street, west end of Madison street bridge." J- F. O'Donnell, gen oral agent, Oregon, Washington and Idaho For flrat-olass grocerios call at 404 Glisan street. Tho very host of cofToos and tcAS always on hand at tho very lowest prions. II. A. Howard, prop- REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE Afro-American Council will bo hqld on tho second and fourth Mondays in each month at the A. M. E. church basement. Tenth and Everett strcoto. JAMES FULLILOVE, Free. 8. S. FREEMAN, Secretary. pOIlTLAND nOLLINU MILLS Manufacturers ot BAR IKON AND STEEL. N. R. AYKR. Manager. Twenty-Second and Nlcolal 8trects. GRIMES HOTEL E,M. GRIMES, Prop. Only Hotel at the Seaside Over, looking the Surf. Table lupplted, with tho beit that can be pro cured. t, Uatii house and drmln j roorai near the aurf. SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH. NATIONAL, Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works OFFIOK AND WORKS) 921 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803, Hats Cleaned, Pved, Treued and Trimmed) i.uiri- ureiiei ana urci uooai urea ait col ors, or Well Cleaned. Uentlemeiri Clothing Cleaned, Dyed and ltepalred. Ontrlch Featben Cleaued or Dyed all Colon and Nicely Curled. HISLOP'S Triumph Roasted Coffees The Moit Rparkllns, Delicious and Aro matic COKKKKH Ever Placed on thU Market. Ask Your Grocer for Them Pour Blends.. 'The Popularity of RED SEAL BRAND Hams, Bacon, Lard, Etc., Is Won on Merit. TRY RED SEAL BRAND. 56-60 E. Water St., Portland, Or. E THE OTW AGE, SOME HOME DRESSES. ENTERTAINING AS BEING AS IMPORTANT RECEIVED. Imagination May Hlot la Wide Choice of Design, Cat, Material and Trim jnlna Many of the New Notions Are Very Klaborate. New York corrciporidcucot IGHTLY consld ered, home dresses ore the most Im portant feature of a woman's wurd robe Tho fashion able worunn real izes that entertain ing Is us Important n matter as being received, nnd her unfashionable sis ter, if she Is wise, knows that to be always suitably nnd prettily dress ed at home Is to please her dearest world. The homo dress can bo mod eled exactly ac cording to the wearer's tnste. Sho who likes simplicity may be a lovely pic ture of It in her house, while the 11 u fiery dame may fluff to her heart's content. For the first woman are nil sorts of love ly clinging stuffs, 1nr-ci cloths, Indian LI ft -K I ossr a I It'll ill 1 Mill dim . . .-,... . ...- ,.... -- .1 J ..-.. ..,, .1 m . ,, ELAUOItATI. NEW NOTIONS silks, quntnt challlcs, crepes and slk and linen goods. A pale blue crepe de chine was employed in the gown sketched for this Initial picture, which was one of simple sort that still count as dressy. Its wnllor collar was white nainsook em broidery edged with a nainsook ruffle, double ruflles of nainsook finishing the sleeves. This fashion of throat free and arms bare from the elbow adapts Itself charmingly to the needs of tho house gown, nnd the train, always suitable In the house, Is just uow fashionable, be sides. Other fancies that arc applied to the simpler house dresses arc the Moused waist or loose front, and all princess nnd wattcau effects. With so wide a choice It Is quite possible to select something as easy as a wrapper, graceful and slm MOHE FOUMAL pie, ye( with the necessary suggestion of dressiness that differentiates the bouse and morning gown from the wrapper. Empire front and princess back is one charming combination, shown here by the artist. As sketched it was pale pink lawn trimmed with white needlework and white lace, but uuy of the summery ma-, terials that are employed in house dresses would make up nicely in similar manner. Pink satin ribbou bound it above the bust line, and afforded a quaint finish worth remembering, Another model shown here was chosen for illustration to point the license that prevails. It Is across the picture from the one just described, nud bad a princess front with an ingenious modification of the watteau back. It was white India silk trimmed freely with tucking, white lace Insertion and lace ruliles. Its adaptation of the watteau back could be transferred to a far elaborate gown. wSllflll Jut Ml "Iff 999 II1 MX WlmaBSk mil PORTIiA3STD. OBEGON". In tie finish of the neck there Is quits as much room for the expression of per sonal taste as In other details. The neck may be left bare In Saint Cecilia fyhlon, the gown may be cut half low, or a high collar elaborately built up about the enrs and under the hair at the back mny com fort the woman who thinks the bare neck unbecoming to her. The half bnre neck is accomplished with nil sorts of pretty applications of the fichu. A dainty one is shown in the middle one of these three gowns, which was sketched In white mus lin figured with lavender. Embroidered muslin and blnck velvet trimmed it. House dresses nre either trained or short. The trained ones are always the more poetic nnd elaborate, but there nre the dnintiest nffnlrs In crisp lawns nnd calicoes, the latter Intended for the morn ing hours when household affairs must have attention. For this purpose, too, arc wonderful aprons, some ot which cover almost the whole dress. While Informal house gowns mny show arms bare to above the elbow, the after noon dtcss Is more likely to have long or elbow sleeves. The double sleeve li still populnr, but many double sleeve effects are accomplished by trimming and by management of p'eutlng nnd pulling. In tho Inst of these three pictures nre two of the dresses graded as for informal home receiving. The first wnH In t plaid ed silk nnd wool that showed red, white and yellow. Linen embroidery gave Its trimmings. Its bodice was n pretty mod ification of the flat model, being changed enough to hang rather stillly over n deep belt of dark red velvet without obliterat ing the figure. It was a very successful compromise between an ungraceful new style and a more pleasing old one. The HOUSE DRESSES. other home dress of this group was old rose cashmere sprinkled with pale ptuk rosebuds. Fine tucking, Ivor' white lace andiblack velvet were its trimmings. It sleeUs were of outright newness, AJstyle is coming In for evening bod lecsuhat will result In a striking show of shoulders. The models advanced suggest In some degree the off-shoulder fashions that! were in not long ago, yet do not re semble the bygone style very closely. The outlines taken urc Indicated by the even Ing gown shown herewith, though in some cases there Is n slight dip in front nnd n deeper one at the back. Scarfing for the top of the cut-out Is usual, and when wisely applied can be made highly ornamental ThU pictured gown was Ivory white satin, sleeves, panels and scarfing being of tho goods delicately em NOVELTIES. broidered with silver, Its long sleevet were un innovation, out that seems nurd ly likely to be followed generally. Em broidery promises to be the donilnanr trimming for such nttlre, though lute will be employed with customary free dom. Lace was used ilberully In einhcl Hahlng the other evening gown shown here, Which also was of white satin. A pleated front panel nud embroidery In gold were other details. Oold uud silver, with preference for the former, are nt a high premium for embroidering purposes. Copyright. 1000. British Houses of I'urllarnent. Tho lirltlsh Houses of Parliament cover nine acres nnd contain 1,'J00 apartments. The man who gets things wrong side out must expect to enduro tho seamy sld. J3UMMONS. ir tho circuit court of tho stuto of Oregon, for tho county of Muttuotunh, Department No. !). J. H. Hooper, plnlntiff, vs. Mnry A. Hooper, riofondant. To Mnry A. lioopor, dofondnut nbovo named: In the name ot the stnto of Orozou, rou nre liorohy required to appear nud answer tho complaint filed Against you in tho nltovo ontitlod milt, on or lioforo tho 8th day of Do comber, 1000, which ia tho time prescribed iu tho ordor for tho publication of this summons, nnd if you fail so to npponr uud answer, plnlntiff will apply to tho court for tho roliuf demanded in tho complaint, nnmoly: For a docroo dissolving tho bonds of matrimony now existing bo twoeu tho plaintiff nnd dofondnut, nnd for tho caro nud custody of liolon J. tloopor and Kdgnr W. lioopor, tho Irsuo of said murringo, nud for such otlior relief as mny bu oquitablo. This RumnioiiB Ib to bo published onco a week for six euocosslvo wooks. First publication is tho 87th day of Ootobor, 1000, nud tho Inst on tho 8th day of Docombor, 1000, by ordor of tho Hon. J. 11. Ololuud, judge ot tho nbovo ontitlod court. Mndo nnd outer od on tho 20th day of Ootobor, 1000. W. 8. HUFFOKD, Attorney for Plaintiff. M i SUMMONS. In tho oircult court of tho atato of Oregon for Multnomnh comity. William L. Uoff, plaintiff, vs. Lostor M, Lovo, dofondnut. To Lostor M. Love,, tho abovo named dofoudnnt. In tho nanio of tho stnto of Orogoli, you nro nro horoby required to npponr and answer tho complaint lllod against you in tho nliovo entitled notion on or "boforo tho lOtli day of Docombor, A. D., 1000, said day being tho expiration ol six weoks from tho 20th day of Octo ber, A. D., 1000, tho dato ordered by, tho court for tho first publication of this uotico, nud if you fall to 'no appear uud answer tho plaintiff will take judgment against yon for tho sum of $230 with interest thoreou from Janu ary 1. 1879, nc tho rato. of 10 por cont por annum nnd tho costs nud dis bursements of this notion. This summons is pnhlirdiod by ordot of tho Hon. A. L. Frozitr, jndgo of tho abovo entitled court, mndo nnd entered on tho 30th c'ny of Ootobor, A. D., 1000. G1LTNEH & 8EWALL, Attorneys for IMaiutlff. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notico is horoby glvou tlint I havo filed my final account ns oxooutor of tho estate of F. II. Ilnmsoy, docoasod, iu tho oflko of tho county clerk of Multnomah county, stato of Oregon, uud 0:80 o'clock on Monday, tho llith day of Novombor, A. D. 1000, in tho court room ot said court, hat been fixed by said court as tho tlmo and plaoo for hearing said flual aooount and1 the set tiouient horeof. A. W. LAMHERT, Exocntor of tho ostato of F. II, Knuisoy, doooasod. Dated, Ootobor 4, 1000. mKMI'I.E MKAT MAHKKT. Free Delivery To All I'srli of tliu City. No. SI, Htivontli snd Davis Bu. l'lionu Clay 01 Kuril, Ham and Ilncon, OKONK A 81IUI.ZK, Proprietors. c, MUIU'IIY A CO. WINK AND UQUUlt DKAI.KH8. Wolulinrd's lU-or on DrniiKht, Iln.i' Alo, fluln tun' I'orter. Val lllnlz Milwiiukeo lleer ami tlioC'ulvbrHied J. ll.Ctiltur Wlilikcy (or Family Vo, Third Kt., llct Couch and Iln-.li. flooiU Dolivered I'rcc. 1'OltTI.AND, Olt. u NCI.K 1IKNUV Dealer In PAWNIIUOKEIIS' UNUKDKKMK) 1'I.KDaKB C'a.li puld for old gold and nlhtr. WATCH "AND JKWKI.ItY ItKl'AIIUNO. lMfilxtli Htm-I. Portland, OrPKflii T HE OUIKNTAI, J. W. aitlI88I, Proprietor. 328 WathlUKtou St., Op-Klto Imperial Hotel Drinks 10 centi, llcerfi cents. A l.II'1'MAN 'lIJOIl (litADK f.ADIKH' TAII.OIUNU. Perfect 1'lt fliiarnuleed. Bull., Jackets and HldltiK Ilsbluof the l.alc.t Notultlcs Mario to Order. Everything Up-to-Dale, WathlnKtou HI.. Hot. 7li and 8th, Up Hlalrs. Hrook lllock, Oregon I'houu Hood 01 1. 1'OltTI.AND, Oil, FOR FIRST-CLASS MEALS -CAM, AT- ..Charley's Restaurant. 173 North Sixth Street. Lunches Pot Up for the Traveling Public MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Opposite Union Depot. PRINTING and BOOKBINDING Only complete establishment. We want an opportunity to figure with you. Telephone 312. ' ' '. 'r THE IRWIN-HODSON COHPANY ltKMINaTUNHUOLK8 TVI'KWIH TKHH I nHBOfl RACE General Inforrhalion Concern- ing the Afro-Amerioan. TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES Showing Lines th Progress In the Yarlona of ltuninn Endeavor Being; Made by the Knee. It is ontimntod that Galvoston, Tox-r ns, has n Negro population of 10,000, ' nnd not 100 of thorn woro dostroyod by tho Hood. Itomnrknblo. It is cstimntod that tho oonsns oC Washington, D. C, will show a col ored population ot mora than lOOOOO- uoiorcu moonnuics nro uitowou ft ohnuoo in Kansas. W. T. MoKrfighfc Is laying stono on tho now addition to tho postoflloo nt Topoka. ' II. O. Tanner's "Annunciation" wo purcha8od in Philadelphia and prosont od to tho Falrmouut Park Association. It hangs in tho Memorial building. Tho first halo of ootton markoted in Georgia for 1000 was sold in; Albany July 27, nt 11 conts a pound, raised by Deal Johnson, p. Negro farmer. All Nogro institutions in North Car olina, suoh as tho asylums for the in sauo, tho blind, nnd the doat mates nud tho normal schools, will hereafter bo managed exclusively by Negroes. Col. l'orry II. 'Carson, the prominent Afro-Amoricau politician ot Washing ton, D. C, has boon nppointod to lucratlvo position in tho diatriot tfov orumout by tho district commissioner. Tnore are -310 colored omployo in tho government printing ofllco., They draw $l(177a7 pes annum snlarlos. A momorial nddross on tho lifo and character ol D. 11. ilowsor and lionj. T. Thornton was dolivqrod iu bohalf of tho S. O. of M. to tho Tenth It. M. O. of tho G. W. O. of O. F. in Louisville, Ky., Ootobor U. Tho Christian Hocordor thinks thorn in an analogy botwoou lilshop Turner nud Senator Tillman. They nao the language vigorously, born in North Carolna, avow this in a whlto man' country and support Hrynn. It was stated in this column lank weok that Dr. Sumuor Ftirulas, of lo dlauapolls, was tho ouly oolorod maa seloutod to accompany Hooaovolt to the city. Attornoy O. V. Hoyal, of In dianapolis, was also a mombor ot tbe oommittoo that aotod as an escort. A pamphlet, "Tho Nood nt Hospitals aud Training Schools for tho Colored People of the South," has been pub lished by Dr. Daniel 11. Willirni, ol Chicago, attending sargeon to the Cook county and Provident hospitals, Oaien-t go, 111. Dr. Williams dlsousses tkeen uoods and suggests methods for insti tuting those raco holps. Th Fait Mall" nt Oorilmy'. The attraction at Cordray's Sunday nnd all uoxt woek will ho Lincoln J. Carter's soouio melodrama, "Tho Pass Mail." It has boon ono of tho great est sucoossoa known to tho stago tor years, it has a Btorv of thrilling in terest, and tho sounio and othor me chanical otfocts nro said to bo marvel ous. A vorv realistic train of oani shoots across tho stage, and tho Nlugara Fulls hcouo is an olabontto thlug. jt is desorlhod as a beautiful, vivid and acourato roproHoutatlonof tliatfltupoud ous marvel of naturo. Tho falls nra shown by moonlight, with tho roariuir uud pi iing ing waters, and tho mist that rises from tho suothiug uurruut. Tho lnlljr CimipHiiy Coining. Tlio Duiloy Comtmnv will follow' "Whoso Dully Aro You?" at tho Metro politan. Tho organization is heuded by Miss May Nanary. thotaloutod omo- tionnl aotroHS. This olovor loading lady hits boou tho lucipiout of tho -high-est praise, Iwth from press and publlo alike. "Tho Now South" will bother opuulug hill on Sunday night. THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST. I'utltlrn Oplnluu "ftlin I.dliiB Furrier if tile .Nurlliweat. Mr. S. Hilverllold, tho loudlnir. far rier of tho Northwest, whoso opinions aro always valued, says to those who urn inclined to pur elm so oheap furs: "Soulskius should Inst for many years. In buying thuin, tho host is none too uood. In taut, tho bent nro always the cheapest. A sealskin Karmeut, for in stuueo, should not bo bought ns one would u cloth coat. In tho ono ia Htunoo you perhaps aro buvluu for a lifutiuiu; iu tho other for a season ouly. 1 Au honest garment is good for an hon- est luujjth ot lifo. A dishouu-jt, cheap. inferior urtiolo fools nobody not even yourself. There is u long-drawn-out Halisfuotiou uud pleusuro in good gooUa wl ljh Inferior ouos cauuot afford, even during tholr briefer oxistvuoe, "As to fitting? Wo tako pride iu the fact that In our establishment thero in no spoiling of oxpeusivo material iu alteration afterward. If qualitv of iiiu teriul and workmuushlp uro llrst'olass, tho result is a perfoot garment, dura ble nud sutisfuctory." t ), 212-214 FIR8T 8TREET I 1 4 w f 1 J ; ' I 1 - - s:-3 . -