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A. D. GRIFFIN, Manager.
OrriOK S84 MOItttlSON 8THKKT.
Oregon Tlfiihano Oak 001.
Kntered at the 1'nttofflco at Portland, Oregon,
leeecosd cl matter.
Hiriiscmi'TioN.
On Year, Fayabl In Arivano...... 89.00
NO DEADLOCK THIS TIME.
Small nnd irresponsible) actions lmvo
induced thotr cqunlly Hinnll nud irro
BiouRiblo londors to liold two or thruo
conferences In Portland, during tlio
past 10 dnys, on tho Btibjoot of who
should bo oloatod to tako tlio plnco of
.Mr. Mollrldo in tho sonnto of tho Unit
cd Stntos.
Tlioro 1b no doubt in tho minds of
thoro who mnlto up tho j-ouornl public
nud aro rosponaiblo for its olutrnoter iih
to who should bo elected from Oregon
to tho groiit nntionnl body of legislators,
nnd thoeo who nttompt to do violonco
to thin concensus of opinion will bo
inado to answer to tho peoplo for tbolr
perfidy.
Tho olootion of a Uultod States son
ntor is not a question of trado and bar
tor. It is a question of public Interest,
Mud tho public has already practically
demanded that its appeal shall bo
snooted by tho oloctiou of Hon, II.
CorlMitt.
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THK PEOPLE'S OIIOIOE.
Hon. II. "W. Corbott for United
Ftitos sonator from Oregon is tho choice
of tho peoplo of tho stato and tho
nation. Ho embodies in his policy tho
principles of progress championed by
th great party oi tho country. Ills
e
conception of tho value of our presont
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. FOBAKE JNPMSESJ OORB ETT.
Sonator If. W. Corholt'M portion on tho coiumorciiil
rolatioiiH and uilvimtiigCH of tni country with tlio Philip
pine inlands in ondorHod fully by no Iohb u pciHOimgo than
Hon, J. J). Foraltcr, tho nlilo and ominont Hunutor from
Ohio, nnd ouo of tho giuut national hmdurH ot tho lt))iihli
cau party. Tho Now Ago Iiiih publiriliud Senator C'orhott'H
Htatomoiit of poliuy relative thoiulo and it now gladly findH
himco for Sonator ForiiUor'ri ondnieunient: '
Olnolunnti, O., Nov. 23. lion. II. W. Corbott, Portlaud, Or.
My Dear Sonator: I was glad to recolvo your letter of tho 16th
lust., and have read with much iutorest tho newspaper clipping
inolosod. Your claim that no other nation except Spain has a
right to trado with tho Philippines oil tho winiu conditions as tho
United Stntos, is outlroly correct. Our tltlo la twofold conquest
and purchase, lint if it rested on only ouo or tho other of these
grounds, the case would bo tho tamo. Tho treaty provision, giv
ing Spain tho commercial advantage It provides, was a part of tho
consideration (or tho purohuse iu tho ouo case, nnd a condition of
tho terms of ponoo iu the other. Whothor viewed in tho ouo light
or In tho othor, tho provision is not iu violation of tho "moat
favorednation" c'auso of our treaties with othor governments.
I tako the liberty of sending you, under separate cover, somo
remarks made by mo boforo the Utilou Leagtio Club, In Philadel
phia, in regard to the legislation euactod by congress for Porto
Itico.
With kind roiuombrance nud slucero good wishes, I remain,
very truly yours, etc., J. II. FOKAKKK.
oonnnorcUl rotations with our recoutly I
acnuirarJ torritorv is iu hnnnv oouso-
uauoa with that of tho acknowledged
leaders ot his party. Ho is iu accord
with tho administration ou every vital
question of government. His course iu
tho United States senate will be that
of a statainau In behalf of the douiln
ant interests ot tho greatest country
uudor the sun,
AN IMPORTANT TltpgT.
Governor Goer's proposed appoint-
luout of a oomimsiiou to determinn the
class, type aud character ot textbooks
for the public sohools of the state sag
geste au Important duty. Its respon
sibilities, considered in conjunction
with a view of the unfortunate sltua
lion, la that line, of our ulster state of
Washington, are reudered piomlueut
beyond the usual limit of such affairs.
The self-lntervwt aud peisisteuco of
prominent book ooiupauiea cauuot bo
overlooked, but their iutluuuce in tho
work ot the proposed commission
should be reduced to the minimum.
iHdood, the task should bo pursued iu
absolute independence of such lullu
moss. few state la the Uulou escape scan
dnl in tho prosecution of tho work
which it will bo necessary for tho Ore
gon commission to perforin. Tills fact,
which is n rogrettnblo feat tiro of thu
tiistory of our public school system
generally, will no doubt suggest to our
stato oxeoutlvo tho supremo necessity
for tho npointment of Incorruptible
men on tho commission proposod.
Whilo Oregon should profit by the mis
takes of its sister commonwealths, it
should also tako warning from its own
oxporioucos in this matter.
Tho peoplo of tho stato nro direcrly
interested m this work and, whilo thoy
demand economy in a maniior not at
all uncertain, thoy roalizo that econ
omy nt tho (xpenso of substantial pro
gross in our schools Is falso and con
domnablo. If Govornor Goer shall appoint thor
oughly honost men on that commission
as thu peoplo whom ho serves oxpoct
him to do wo may safely dopond upon
boing favored with tho best sohooibooks
oxtaut at tho lowest possiblo cost.
PORTLAND'S OPPORTUNITY.
Tho time is opportune for boglnulug
in untn lstakablo oaruost tho work of
promoting tho Portlrtud Exposition for
1002. Urgo it, push it, build it solid
ly and inako it thu greatest evmit of
any oharactor over organized and pros
ecuted to realization west of thu Mis
sissippi. Portland 'h growth was never
moro substantial than now. Its oppor
tunity was never greater. Make tho
best of it.
HATEFUL UULPHITS.
Public condemnation of tho bar
barous nxooutlon of jouug Porter, at
Llmon, Colorado, has at last reached a
dogroo of intensity which promises somo
favorablo results. Tho indescribable
features of tho torriblo outrage and tho
unspeakable brutality of thoso who per
iratrutod it lmvo oxcitod tho contempt
of tho civilized world. No matter
lint may lutvo boon tho uaturo of tho
crime committed by Porter, thoso who
avenged it placed themselves on a lovol
with tho most barbarous butchers in
tho juuglos of our uncivilised islands.
I,na t,10J' to l,1 toasted flosli of tho
body thoy burned, thoy could not lmvo
boou the subjects of a mora intotmu ex
ooratlou than they aro today. Hut who
will call thorn to tho bar of justice?
WIND OF THE SOUTH.
Wind of the South, tako this message,
aud bear it afar ou thv pinious,
Ovor the old rod hills aud the laud
of the loug-leaved pine
Northward hundreds of leagues to the
Snow-King's wide dominions;
Hear uuto her that I love. O Wind,
this message of mine.
Whisper it iuto her ear when tho erraut
birds, returning,
Flutter affcut her feet and tales of
the springtime tell;
llreathe her a word from me while the
sunset's beacon is burnlug,
When, iu the gatherlug dusk, she
waits for the twilight bell,
Tell her of Austral isles and the
tree's magical glory:
palm
Tell her of loses fair and of the
seas
where the white sails shine
Speak in what words you will, butsim
pie aud old my story;
Hear uuto her, O Wind of the South,
this message of mine."
Prenoh Dyeing and Cleaning Works
All work done at very moderate prices.
Dyeing and cleaning ot all kinds oi
ladles' and Gent's clothing. Mouruinu
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleuu.
proprietor, 41$ aiitaa stfl
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
Continents on Everyday Matter by
Original Oenins.
Tho more a man talks, the less wood
he saws.
The fault found with a bachelor
doesn't hurt.
There Is nlwnys a way; It takes a will
to discover It.
No one Is as Impudent ns the fiddler
when ho presents his bill.
You can build a little lack of attention
Into an imaginary wrong If you want
to.
Take out a life Insurance policy, and
leave a full dinner pall for your wife's
next husband. v
When you think a man Is acting
mean, decide how you would net under
tho same circumstances.
When a baby arrives In this world a
book Hhould come with It, giving In
structions for Its management
Wc have an Idea that disease germs
have less dislike for carbolic acid than
they have of the smell of cabbage.
After all, there is no real happiness
for any ono who has passed the ago
when he took nn apple to his teacher.
Next to a bridal party on the streets,
the funniest thing Is to see two girls
carrying an enormous grip between
them.
The men rcnlly don't know anything
about the terrors of a mother-in-law;
It Is the daughter-in-law who Is best
posted.
As women grow older, they begin to
find moro fault with the unbecoming
styles of hats that aro displayed at the
milliner's.
What pity it Is that girls arc not nat
urally Inclined to work as hard to get
,a $50 situation as they work to capture
$50 man.
When a baby smiles In front of a
photograph camera, Its mother thinks
that that does settle It a smarter child
never lived.
When the doctors decide that a wom
an must go away for her health, she lm-,
mediately recovers, and chases after
dressmakers to get ready.
Every storekeeper has two notions:
1. That he sells goods cheaper than
any other merchant In tho State. 2.
That he Is not appreciated.
Unfortunntely, tho man who Is'
"lovely" about helping around tho
house finds It hard to earn the money
to pay the household expenses.
There should be less worrying about
what tho "unseen has In store," and
more caro of the health to le able to do
r tho work it brings to every one.
Men don't like the kind of man who
lets his wlfo carry the pockctbook. And
that sort of mail never has as much in
his pockctbook nn tho other kind.
Tho times aro such that u nmrrle
woman can't use her unmarried sister
for nursemaids after they arc ten
owing to tho fact that they nro In "
clety." "
When women get a fow wafers and t!
littlo very mild cheese together, nnuj
call It n "Dutch lunch," the men long
to step outside a few minutes whilo.
they laugh.
WOULD GRAPE OURTABLES.
Borne Vegetable from New Zealand
thut BhotilU lie Accllniatoti.
According to United States Consul
Dillingham nt Auckland there are sev
eral vegetable novelties In New Zealand
which might bo Introduced Into other
countries with benefit to tho people,
especially whero drouths nro uot lnfre-i
queut.
"A certain cabbage, called 'Yates
aphis-proof cabbage,' an Australian
raised variety," he says, "gave, not
withstanding tho lutcuso drouth of last
summer, good hearts nud remnlued al
most entirely free from aphis, whilo
every other variety of cabbngo was rid
dled by tho pest. A better opportunity
could not have occurred .for testing lis
hardiness. After tho heart Is cut It
throws out a number of small hearts
aud I0080 leaves, all of which aro ten
der nud of a good flavor, aud, as they
rapidly reproduce themselves after cut
ting, a bed of these cabbages will keep
a house In vegetables nil through the
summer nnd autumn. A cabbage that
would really resist aphis and staud tho
hot, dry summers has long been a de
sideratum Iu Australian gardens, aud
It Is thought that this variety will meet
tho wuut.
"Another vegetable worthy of atten
tion Is an 'African cucumber,' a plant
of the cucumber family from Rhodesia,
South Africa, The fruit Is six Inches
long, of a bright orange color aud cov
ered with spines. Even for ornamental
purposes the plaut Is well worth grow
ing, but it may be also used as a fruit,
tho flesh being soft and juicy aud lu
appearance much like passion fruit
Eaten with sugar, the flavor is very
similar to that of a rock melon.
"Another novelty Is called the 'aiou
grl,' or edible podded radish. It is a
now vegetable from Java aud is as cast
ly growu as the ordinary radish, which
are crisp and tender, with a delicious
flavor. Persons who caunot eat tho
common radish because of Its Indigesti
ble qualities should ball this new va
riety with pleasure. It makes au ex
cellent salad; It is also delicious when
boiled, having a delicate asparagus fla
vor." Blow and Baffe.
X learned professor showy that the
custom of the Preueh peasaatry in
lighting bouflres to ward ofrfee danger I
from ltghtulng, while perhaps bora of
supcratluou. rvally baa soaw mm In
rt'usou. In ouo thousand cases of dam
age by llghtulug the uumber of factory
chlmueya was less thau oae per cent,
showing that the smoke acta as a good
conductor for carrying away I'm elec
tricity slowly and safely.
Poverty Is more of a puaiahiiiecM thaa
It la a crifltte.
SHERIFF SALE.
In tho circuit court of tho state o
Oregon, for tho county of Multnomah.
Portland Trust Company of Oregon,
plaintiff, vs. Stella U. Suksdorf, Knth
erino uoy Trovett, Ernest Doibert,
Frederick Jottor nnd Savings and Loan
Society, defendants.
By virtuo of an exooution, judgmont
Older and docroo duly Issued out of nnd
uudor tho soal of' tho abovo entitled
court, in tho abovo entitled causo, tt
mo duly directed and dated tho 12th day
of November, 1000, upon a judgmont
rendered and entered in said court
ou tho 10th day of Novombor, 1000, in
favor of Portland Trust Company of
Oregon, plaintiff, and against Stolla I).
Suksdorf, dofondant, for tho sum of $2,
00G.C4, with Interest thoroon nt tho
rate of 8 por cent por annum from the
10th day of November, 1000, nnd the
fttrthoi sum of $150.00 with iutorost
thereon nt tho futo of 0 per cent per
annum from tho 10th day of November,
1000, and tho furthor sum of $20.00
costs and dlsbursomonts and tho costs
of and upon this writ, commanding mo
to mako sale of the following described
roal property, situatod in tho city of
Portlaud, county of Multnomah nnd
stato of Oregon, to-wit:
Lots twolvo(12) and thirteen (18) iu
lllock two hundred sixtyflvo (205) of
Couch Addition to tho city of Portlund,
according to tho duly recorded pint
thereof.
Now, thoroforoj by virtuo of paid ox
ecutiun, judgment order and docroo nnd
In compliance with tho commands ot
said writ, I will on Monday, tho 17th
day of Docombor, 1000, at tho hour of
10 o'clock A. M., at tho front door of
tho county court houso, in tho city of
Portland, said county nud stato, sell nt
public miction, subloct to redemption,
to the highest bidder, for U. S. gold
coin, caBh iu hand, nil tho right, titlo
aud interest which tho within named
dofondants or either of thorn hnd on
tho dato of tho mortgngo horoln (the
80th day at April, 181)4) or sinco had,
in nud to tho abovo dosoribod real prop
erty, or any part thereof, to satisfy said
execution, judgmont ordor, docroo, in
terest, costs and all accruing costs.
Dated Portland, Oregon, Novomboi
10,1000. WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Shoriff of Multiioumb County, Orogon.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notico is horoby givon that I have
filed my final account as ndminlstintoi
of tho ostato of William Kirk, docouBod,
in tho county court of tho stato of Ore
gon, for tho county of Multnomah, and
Monday, tlio 17th day of Docombor, A.
D., 1000, at 2 o'clock P. M., nud the
court mom of said court iu Portland,
Oregon, hnvo boou appointed by said
court ns tho tlmo and plnco tor the
hearing of objections to. such final no
couut and tho settlement thereof.
EDWARD GUNDERSON.
Administrator of tho estate of Wil
liam Kirk, deccasod.
Oregon Butchering Company, Fred
Metzgermausger, dealers in all kindi
of fresh aud salt meats and fish, 416
Everett streot.
Grebe, Harder & Co., Portlaud, Ore
ion, dealers in implements and ve
hicles. Milburu farm, delivery, spring
wagons and buggies, Chnso force lift
aud tank pumps, Milwauklo biudois,
mowers and rakes. Engines nnd sep
arators. Fountain City boo, shoo and
diso drills. Wolff -American high art
bicyclos. Stool nnd oblllod plows,
disc, spring nnd spiko harrows.
Eollpso steel hay prossos. Columbus
Buggy Co.'s Columbus buggies and
carriages.. Phone, Oak 731. 183-84-80
Madison streot, wot cud of Madison
streot brldgo." J. F. O'Donnell, gen
eral agent, Oregon, Washington and
Idaho
Custom House Exchange
335 Flanders Cor. Seventh Stt.
McCROSKEY&EMMERT
PROPRIETORS,
Private Entrance on Flandera Street.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
T. IlKNPHICKtlN
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phciich sail amis
Flags and Yacht Sails
a Specialty
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Wholesale Dealer.
Mechanical Rubber Goods, Bcltlag, Hose
Packings, Fire Department Supplies.
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Rubber Good of AU Kia
18 so Front St.
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Wholesale Dealers In
BUILDING MATERIALS
...401 Irving Street..
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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