The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, June 01, 1901, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text?1 mwwm7ml ' fff-wwfw ," ' ""! ''"rPv :1 ? . ' V, THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OHEGON. ,.'.A HP ' p. r. HALl. Cor. rnmmcrclnl ninl Htaulnn His., To ttaml, Ore. U'liic, I-I'iliuin and Fine Cigar. Oregon rimnc I'ink 413. . J. JUKES, Proprietor of Armory Corner, line opened the 7-mllu Hunil limine ami Mill h (ilcuscd to meet tliu public. V. M. PRESTON. OltorKltlKx. Tree delivery to nil parts of tlic City ly. :'M) ljirni1,oc Ht., corner II urn m) IjirniUr Ht., corner Ilnalo. Portland, Or. 'J'llOIIO HCtlll 371. NEIL O'HARE. Occnnlc KxiIiriikp Choice Wined, Liquor ml C'leiim, 1'ioc J .11 tic ti Cor. HiimcII mid Ilremlle -K. Portland, Or. C. DAVIDSON, Ken ninl fcveoml Hand Clothing, limits Mid Shoes, 1rntik VhIIdck, Jewelry ninl Tools IkiiikIiI, fold ninl exehmiKcd. Illchtst prices pad for all kinds of valuable Rood", nt 87 .". Third 81. mid 41 Th rd 81 , Portland, Oregon. I'honeii ClayfilH, Hrcen 477. Tailoring. Ujelnn, Cleaning and ItepnirlriK done un short notice. THE ASTORIA CAFE. JOHNSON it I'AKHON, Props. 'Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Kopp' Pale Beer Always on Draught. 114 Sixth Ftrect, ,, ,. , n Iici. Morrison and Alder. Portland, Ore. K. E. (lOOI)IN(i, T. A. OA ItllA t)K. President. Vlca President. WII.I.IH FIHHKIt, Hccictary. Oregon Mineral Water Co. Incorporated. Cascade mid Wnlfer Springs Mineral Waters. Manufacturer! of fioda Water. Extracts, AmtnotilH, llliiclng, Kto. 3ii First Street, Portland, OreKon. SCOTT'S W. Scott Morrill A Co. Flno Wines and Liquors Telephones; Columbia 'J29, Oregon 017. XV WashlliKtou Street, Corner Kevcnth. Portland, Oregon. A MEItlCAN IIAKEItV. (Ins Mankertt, Prop. All Kinds of llrcad, Cakes and Pies. Home. Hindu llreitd a Kpcclnlty. Hall.factloii (lilnmnteed. 600 Williams Avo. Portland, Ore. TO TO 610 COMMKP.OIAI. bT. For All Kinds of Itefrcshmeiits. QUICK HEItVICE II OUH MOTTO. 'Phono Pink 411. mm-: exchamii:. fleorgc Schcckl. KINK WINCH, LIQUOItS AND CIO A U.S. WKINIIAItll'H HKK.lt. 101 Third Hreet North. I. L. Curry. A. W, Kccue. Phone White toot. Snell and Yale Bicycles. HtlNIHtlKH AND UKPAIUINl) WOltK CALLED FOIt AND DKUVKItKD. At.I. ItKP.UIt WOltK OUAItANTEED. ...ai Union Ave., Cor. llurnsldo Secure a Legal or Com mercial Education nv atti;ndin(i Beluike's Law and Com mercial School. No Vacations In the limine. Department. Day and Night School. We- nilAUANTKi: sucte.s with our inettiod ol INHIVIDl'AI. ItiMriu turn. HiK'ilal alien (lull kUuii tiiMinrlhaud. I) pinvrlllnit Taught liy tin' lateil Touch Method. Lemon, by mall, per uioulh. bend fi r K110 Trial U'a.on Hint eatnlogiie coutalullig opinion, of prominent uliioKior, IiiisIiii'.n men, leuograplnrs and -other.. I.n Term commence eplember 1st, i. W. IIKIINKK, K. T.TAlillAIlT, Prlu. Commercial Dept. I'rln. Law Dept. Commercial lllock, WutliliiKtou.eor. '.M. Portland, Oregon, 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. Bowling: Alleys and Supplies always on hand. EASY PAYMENTS. J. G. REDDICK, Manager. 29 SHORT jVi There-aro different kinds of tits. The 7y y.,cplleptle and Imperfect spectacle nt, lifi We Don't K t)x we uon't Keep 't;m. WK KKKP NONK HUT UOOD HPr.OTACU: AND KVKOUVSS KITS. Dr. J. H. PHlllips, Optician, With A. N, W rU'ht, tho luwa Jeweler, '.' Morrison Street, near Fifth, Portland, Oregon. EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF LADIES' TRIMMED HATS "AT $-4. 9 5 5AOri W'e'e done some remarkable sellluK In Hats since our opening 1111 the Uth of last month, as many Porl'aiiitlaitlcs well know. e'o had special ales of iriiiim I hattat tlV, llWand fl-W, allot which were remarkable allies, but we don't think we hu ever equaled the oiler ius for the iiiesent elllui:-mu- of which appear tube worth double the price asked. tver) llat wootttr at .WI new and neu-r shuwn luloie-im two alike. Sanford & Edworcls, S. W, Cor. Sixth and Washington Sts. SUNSET CREAMER V CO. Incorporated. F. If. WIKNCKKN, Pres. and Trcas. Manufacturers and Dealers at Wholesale and lit tall In Butter, Buttermilk, Cheese, Milk, CRBAAt AND ICE CREAM. Uooda Delivered to All Parts of the City. Plant, First and Jefferson Sts. Telephones Oicgoti, Mnlii 62j Columbia, 54. a8o First St., Portland, Or. Americans Best Free Show The - Fredericksburg Seventh and Alder. New Novelties Every Week Old Kentucky Club Whiskey Home AND Shaw's Pure Malt Blumauer & Hoch Wholesalo Liquor J. Cigar Dealers SOLE AGENTS. 1 10 Fourth Street R. H. DUIN1N, TIIK LEAPEK IN REAL ESTATE BARGAINS City, .Suburban and Country Homca. Money to Loan nt Ixw llaten. No Commission, ilouios and Farms for Rent. I49J FIRST ST. W. G. BOHN TIMBER LANDS 416 Commercial Building, ;...!ORTLAND, OreRon. The Reliable Loan Office Pawnbrokers and Jewelers BARGAINS tllaltlt .UNREDEEMED. PLEDGES Money Loaned on All Articles ol Value. PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST. All Goods Sold un Installments. 01 Third St.. Oor. Fine, Portland, Or. wj EDWARD H0LMAN UNDERTAKER Fourth and Yamhill Sts. DOTH PHONES NO. 507 RENA STIN50N. Lid, Assistant. ESSAY ON PITS. I'hcro are good rtt and bad fits, fHRnKft WELL, I DON'T KNOW Mr. Tohnson, you don't know WHAT'S GOOD If you have never tried ACME WHEAT FLAKES. We are headquarters for Ralson Health Club Foods. -Grano, Acme Rolled Oats, Health Procea Whole Wheat Flour. ACME MILLS COMPANY. 20-22 N. Front St. Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR. O. M. Hofsteater PHOTOGRAPHER 165 1-2 THIRD STREET Between Morrison and Yamhill POIITLAMI, OltKO N. Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher DENTIST GraduaU of th Northwestern UnUrrsItT Dtntal College. Flnt-Clisj Work and Prices Rtuonablt 711 Dekum Bld'r, Cor. Third A Washington. rotlTLAND, Or. Oregon 'Phona Green 4M A. IV. ALLEN Dispensing Pharmacist Phono, Or agon Main 405 Oolumbla 4-14- 16 th and Marahall Sta., 23rd and Savior Sim; PORTLAND, OREGON. I Do You Know the News ? Y d hT It X Ur rOrii EgT 1 y rCrtMn 50c Month Month J toTha Irinlnr TtUcraa. f Portland. ppr pubUht lu Orfon; It contalM I til th nwi ol tht ttftt and ol tho bo- I Iais a I s 4nm m manlk k aataskla eevrwlllke mailed te rott Ire. Ad WM IV flW tUVHIUI 0 IMUVIt . TtT are ars THE TELEGRAM, Portland, Oregon. t OreKon Phone 367 Columbia Phone Ml AL8ERS & SCHNEIDER CO. ...VltOI'lllKTOKH... U. S. MILLS & MERCHANT ROLLER MILLS Cnrmr Front ami Main Streets Connr Koii'tli andlloytrilreets MftiiufHCturere of Rollnl Oats. Oat Meal. Flaked Wheat, Iluek. wheat Klour, (IraliHin Hour, II) e Klour, Whole Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, It) o Mral, llomluy, Farina and Steel Cut Wheat. (Iffloei 34I-S43 Kriint HI.', Cor. SUIn, roiiTLANn, on. Unruh & Shannon NATIONAL BICYCLES Work Called for and Delivered. All Repair Work ("imir.uitoed. Phone Ua for Pi lees, Kte, 306 EAST MORRISON ST., Just acrou the bridge, 'Phone Union iwi. Portland, Oregon. T. S. TOWNSEND CREAMERY CO. Jobbers and manufacturers of O M OEOIiTCREO Fancy Creamery Butter AND Full Cream Cheese. We Prpr n Cream thU will c.rry to Ghleaco It) a Sweet Comlitlou. Uive U a Trial Onlvr. 44 SECOND STREET, Thone Grant u.'t. Portland, Oregon. M JAMES J. HILL. Greatest Kallrnad Autocrat Since Com inoilnre Vnnilerbllt'a Time. Mr. III11 Is the autocrat of the Great Northern Hnlltoatl. Since Commodore Vamlerbllt'H time there hna not been so comiilote nn Instttnee of one-man power nt the head of n great railroad system as Is presented In the case of President II1II. He evolves policies and executes them, his directors bowing to his will with dlguilled hut unanimous docility. Men in tho employ of the Great North ern know thnt unless they satisfy James J. Hill their fate Is scaled. There Is no other court of appeal. And Pres ident Hill lias the reputation of being "very particular," to use the cautious phrase of his subordinates. One day Mr. Illll walked Into the otllce of a high olllclal of the Great Northern Itallroad, In St. Paul, and brusquely announced: "Mr. , I do not think thnt you and myself are well mated. Your successor will report for duty to-morrow." This high olllclal had been drawing n salary of ten thousand dollars per year font long time, nud lie had grown Into the belief that he was a fixture in tho Great Northern service. But, ho went without arguing the question with Mr. Hill. When James J, Hill was elected a director of the Krlo Itallrond a few months ago there was trepidation among many of the employes of that company, for tho report was passed from lip to lip that Great Northern methods were to be applied to the af fairs of the Erie. Mr. Hill Is cconooml cat as well as exacting. He does not believe In having too many bends of de partments, and he Is averse to hiring two men to perform duties that can be performed by one "quick and nlert" man. It Is the "quick and alert" type of man that has the least to fear from this pushing, dominating and success ful railroad president. In order to preservo harmony and a prosperous railroad cace In the Northwestern territory, Mr. Hill se cured n large Interest in the Northern I'aclllc Itallrond, which Is the Great Northern's natural rival. An effort was made to combine these two protwrtlcs under Mr. Hill's management, hut an adverse public sentiment and itntl consolidation statutes of the several States traversed by the two roads compelled n speedy abandonment of this project. No public sentiment nor laws, however, could prevent Mr. Hill ami his friends from becoming largo stockholders In the Northern I'aclllc. and now It Is the common belief thnt should a buyer come to market with sufficient money to pay for tho control of the Northern Pacific ho need nego Mate with hut two men, viz., J. Pier pout Morgan and James J. Hill. Within the pnst fow months Interests allied with Mr. Hill have iMiught largely of tho stock of tho Chicago Iturllugton and Qtiluey Itallroad, ami there am indications that In due time that prosperous system will be brought Into closer relationship with the Northern Pacific Alnslee's. SHORTENrD LIVES- Men anil Women MiouliI Not Die Under a Cm u-y. Almost all persons die of disappoint ment, personal, mental, or bodily toil or nccldent, says Pearson's Weekly. The passions kill men sometimes even suddenly. The common expression "choked with rage" hits little exagger ation lu It, for even thoiuh not always suddenly fatal, strong passions shorten life. Strong bodied men often dio young, and weak men usually live longer than the strong, for the strong uso tholr strength ami the weak have hardly auy to use the latter take care of them selves, tho former do not. As It Is with tho bwly, so It Is with tho mind ami the temper the strong aro apt to break, or, like the caudle, run; tho weak burn out. Man, of all aulmnls, Is one that sel dom comes up to the average. He ought tp live 100 years according to the physiological law, hut Instead of that he scarcely reaches an average of four times the growing period. The reason Is obvious man Is not only the motn Irregular and most Intemperate, nut the most laborious ami hardworking of all animals. He Is always the most Irritable, and there Is reason to believe, though we cannot (ell what an animal secretly feels, that, more than any other animal, man cherishes wrath to keep It warm, and consumes himself with tho tiro of ills own reflections. Honesty ami Kulrneas, Slmido Integrity, simple fairness, situ- nle Justice to rich and poor alike, civ- Ing to each one his rightful dues, striv ing neither to oversell nor to underbuy goods or labor, Incurring no debts hut such as to admit of being promptly met, ninl luring no one else to do so lo short, carrying out ln dally life the principle of honesty and fairness, is the. very best and most elllclent means of bciiellttlug the community, and tho only foundation on which to build a benevolence worthy of tho name. Self Culture. Orulilil Crttso In Japan. Tho orchid croze has struck Japan with as much violence as the tulip craze once descended on helpless Hol land. Tho Toklo Asahl describes a now variety, rather small In size, which en thusiasts contend for at the tale of $1,000 a leaf and upward. , Producer of Metals. Montana. Colorado and Arizona were ahead of California last year lu the ag gregate production of metals. The ag gregate of Montana was $59,000,000 aud of Colorado f4T.000.000. Only a fool talks saucily to a mail be fore ho has taken his measure. E. H. M00REH0USE & CO. INCOKPOItATKl). Wall Piper, Frame and Room Mouldings, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, Etc. 305 ALDER ST., Near Fifth, TT Doth 'Phones. Portland, Oregon. ZVANO SOAP AND CH , Hatters and Furnishers Sole Agent, for KNOX HATS BUFFUM & PENDLETON 94, Third Street. PORTLAND, ORE. (Emtmbllmhmd 1BB2.) F.B. DALLAM & CO. Wholesale Dealers In Wooden and Willow Ware Brooms, Brushes, Twines, Paper, Paper Bags, Tinware, Grar iteware, Eto. asa, aao, aaa Front St., Portlnnd, Ormmit. Write for Catalogue. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY GOLDEN WEST BAKING POWDER It Is PUREST It Is CHEAPEST It U BEST It Tea An :t CiUiSil Tow Hetir Bki ad. Or. I! Cixurr A DtTmi, Portland, LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A Family Library The Best in Current Literature 12 Complete Newels Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.50 PER YEAR ; 25 CT8. A COPV NO CONTINUED STORIES EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks DESIGNS COPVRIOHTS AC. Anyone stndln a sketch and dcacrtptlnn mar qalcklr ascertain our opinion free whether an Inrantion la probably patentabi mon la prooaoirpaieniaDiaw Comuiunlra. G ( lions mciirconnaeniiaL. nana land book on Patents lent free. Oldest aeener for .ecurln aeanrr ror securing Dax ems. Taunts taken throuah itunn tCU racalT tptctit itotfca, without ensnte, la to Scientific flmcrkan. A handtomrlr illustrated weeklr. T-arreet etr. caiaiion or any ecienimo journal, -isruii. v year I four months, L Bold by all newsdealer. MUNyCo.aetBre.,. Hew York Branch Oflko, M T Bt, Waahtnaton, U. C. 6) SmmaaaaW9mamaaaa P fe PORTLAND. OREGON, ey km mm 1 i m rw5 ijmljra -THE- Multnomah Trunk Co. MANUFACTUIIKR8 OF TRUNKS TRAVELING BAGS "" SAMPLE GASES Salesroom (43-145 Sixth Street PORTLAND, OR. ...THE OLYMPIAN... 148 Fifth St., Near Morrison. BLUNDEN &. VELTON, Props. THE KAMOU8 OLYMPIA BEER ON DRAUGHT Mew Building, Ncw Fixtures, Choice Goods. W. I.. McCabe, Bcattle. E. h. iumii.to, Tacoma. M'CABE & HAMILTON .. STEVEDORES .. PUGET SOUND Also Honolulu, H. I. Hmad Of He S3 Taooma, Wsmh. Cable Addrcs's: McCAHK GRACIE, BEAZLEY & CO., Agents 14 Water Street, Liverpool. KRIEG A LEVY ilSCOllVORATF.0.) j.GROCERS COFFEE AND TEA A SPECIALTY. 304 WHalilncton Htrert, Corner Tuiith. TltY OUIt CELKnitATED COFFEE. Until l'lioima H.1H. I'OllTI.ANI), OK. . ...OLYMPIC... Steam Laundry 407 South J Street MICHAEL J. BJORN ft LOUIS J. BJ0RN rrtorniKTOits TACOMA, WASH. TROY LAUNDRY CO. Aie noted for qua'ity of work and Prompt service. GENTLEMEN'S IRK I SPECIALTY 101-5 E. Water St. Pbone 5033. Portland DAIRY ASSOCIATION WHOLESALE .1 RETAIL .Cream and Milk. DEPOT 203 SECOND ST. JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Mgr. Milk Delhered to All Tarts of the City. Ornjon l'hoiiB North JOtl. Baggage and Omnibus Transfer ...COMPANY... Offlre 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Stark Sis. Telephone 639. l'OUTLAND, OIIKOON. Exchange Your Checks With Messenger on Trains and Order Carriages or Coupes. BngsaKO chocked at resi dence to any destination. llranch Offlces: Hotel Portland; United CarrUtu Co., Seventh and Taylor. . L. H. ADAMS, Mgr. Electric Hotel OREGON CITY, OR. JACOB CASSELL,' Prop. Strictly First. Class. Itatee SI. OO I'er Uuyanil Up. Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Com. mercial Sample Room. NATIONAL Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works nrriOK am woicksi 325 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803 Hats Cleaned. Pvcd, IreseJ and Trimmed kdlea' llres.M's and Press (i(Kls Pyed all Col s. or Well t'leined. (lentltinen's I huhluc Udle ri Cleaned, P)cd and Itepalred. O.trlch Feather gleaned or p)d all Colors and Nicely CurleJ. . Q t? e 1 ;-