The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, June 01, 1901, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' -irTfgBglfiaafri tlifflHlttHJBHHiHHRilBIHIHHHHHIHHHHiHIiHHMRlii i" ; I .r '-' i r Vl - TELE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON. BH v:, -. H ep or Women Wflio 5.-o Always TirmA "I do not fed very well, I am tired all the time." You hear these words every day ;x often as you meet your friends just 69 often nro these words repeated, Mor than likely you bpeak the same signifi cant words yourself, and no doubt you do feel far from well most of the time Mrs. Ella Rice, of Chelsea, Wis., whose portrait we publish, writes that he suffered for two years with bear inp-down pains, headache, backache, and had all kinds of uilscrablo feelings, Mai. Kll Uicb, all of which was caused by falling and inflammation of the womb, and after doctoring with physicians and numer ous medicines she was entirely cured by Lydia . Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound. If you are troubled with pains, fainting spalls, depression of spirits, reluctance to go anywhere, headache, backache, and nlwnys tired, please re member that there is an absoluU remedy which will relievo you of your suffering as it did Mrs. Hico. Proof is monumental that Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound is the greatest medicine for sulferlng women. Not an Expert. Miss Moddornc I thought you understood French? Blnfllington Wcll-cr-not fluently. Hit Explanation. "What do you mean by having a womans' letter in your pocket?" his wife inquired Btemly. For n moment his fnco went, white Then a shade of relief chased it away. "On my word, Maria, I forgot to mail it for you." Explained. "Your mother's still in bed? Is she bo very sick?" "Shu's not sick nt nil, but pop's on a spreo, and she stays in IhmI so ho can't hock it." It Would Stem So. Ilix Has your friend Wcdcrly a hobby? Dix Well, I wouldn't call it a hob by, It's moro liko insanity. "How's that?" "Ho's been married fivo times." Responsibility. Dodger I wouldn't bo in tho shoes of that Now York clergyman who has married 3,012 couples in his life. Codger Why? Dodger Just think what ho'll have to answer for. , v An IniUnce. "Thomas," said tho teacher in tho third class in physiology, "can you give a familiar instance of tho power of tho human system to adapt itself to changed conditions." "Yes'm," responded Tommy Tuck er. "My Aunt Abigail gained 100 pounds in flesh in lesa'n a year, an' her skin didn't crncklo a particle." No Wonder, "Great Caesar! It is stated here that $3,600,000 is paid annually in New York for tho protection of vicol" "Calm yourself, man, and stop and think of the amount thero is to pro tect." Sobriety Amonj Railroad Men. Tho number of railroad raon dis charged for excess! vo ubo of liquor during tho past 22 years has decreas jd from 20 to ono per cent, and dur ing tho past 25 years tlw proportion of men owning their nonies nas in creased tenfold. Perfumed Dtrvlthts. Tho Sddaneso natives eagrely buy clothes, cotton goods, sugar, per fumes, tea, nails, chains, wire, leath er, false jewelry and iron trinkets of Geneva. Great Britain furnishes the cotton goods, but Germany, Austria and Italy have almost tho monopoly of tho other articles. Germany does a huge trade in perfumes. A single caravan started off recently with 20, 000 francs' worth of German scents for tho natives. ! THE BEST POMMEL SLICKER IM THF WnDLD y BEARS THP TBAPt HAMs OWsr-j I I &SH BBtfP THOUGH OfTEHIfUTATER A5ASAWLEC0AT Nfc II IUWIWJLWWU. tVERr" CATAU0CUC5 TKLl 5MMTIM fULU hWC '"""? A.J.TOIW CUiOTON,MM..H m & wB iW jV MVw99WiaxSAvyK ' f.W 'vJ.'4 ; ' . VXA4M Iff MY Ss& rrrS. wwivmmw VIMMM lit A f imwii JllT i - f i r MANCHURIA, THE CHINESE TERRITORY COVETED BY RUSSIA. By the Chinese Manchuria Is colled the country of the Mnnchows, or Man chin, nn epithet meaning "Pure," chosen by the founder of the dynasty which now rules over Manchuria and China as nn appropriate designation for his family. Manchuria as It has existed for upward of two centuries that Is to soy, since It has had an historical existence Is a tract of country wedged In between China and Mongolia ou the west and northwest, and Corea and the Russian territory on the Amur on the east and north. Speaking more definitely, It Is bounded on the north by the. Amur, on the east by the Usurl, on the south by the (Julf of Leoou-tung, the Yellow seaand Cores, and on the west by the river Nonnl and a line of palisades wKlch stretch from Kwan-chung-tsre to the Great Wall of China. The territory thus defined is about 800 miles In length and BOO miles In width, and contains about 31(0,000 square miles. It Is divided Into three provinces, vie, TslUlhar or Northern Manchuria, Klrlu or Central Manchuria, and Leaou-tung or Southern Manchuria. Physically the country Is divided Into two regions, the one n series of mountain ranges occupying tho northern aad eastern portions of the kingdom, and the other a plain which stretches south ward from Moukden, the capital, to the Gulf of Leaou-tung. MAY BECUBA'S FIRST PRESIDENT T. Katrntln I'nlnin In Prominently Mentioned f o This Honor. When one considers the sncrlllccs T. Estrndu Pnlnin has ninde for his be loved Culm It docs not strike him as strange that there should bo a demand from the Pearl of the Antilles thnt ho bo the llrst President. It is possible thnt thin wish of innny Cubans will he tarried out and thnt the modest, uuns iimilng and genuine patriot will be the llrst head of the republic ho did so much toward creating. Of undent Custllllnu descent this man wua born In Cuba In l&lli, studied Inw In Spain nnd determined when n youth to free Cuba. In 1877 ho was elected President of the Cuban repub lic which was a republlcMn niuno nnd not In fact, nnd ufter his election served In tho Held during tho ten years' war In which 1:00,000 Spaniards fell. Ells estntes wero confiscated nnd ho spent seven years In a Spanish prison. He wna for several yeara a prominent man in Honduras, wliero ho served as postmaster general. In 1883 ho en mo to tho United States, established n school for boys In Orungo County, this State, where ho remained until tho breaking out of tho Julian Insurrec tion, when ho went to New York nnd became the head of tho Junta. Ho has spent thousnnds of dollars the accu mulations of years of, industry for tho benctlt of his nntlvo Island. WHITE INDIAN FOR WOMEN. It Attracts the Bex to a Particular Hinm Tar Their CliZRrettca. There Is u whlto Indlnn enrolled as a permanent resident of nn uptown block In Atlanta, Ga In a neighbor hood where good clothes obtnln nnd tho street conversations are grammatical, I If not uplifting. This Indlnn Is usu ally to be found staudlng outside tho shop of a purveyor of tobacco to tho fashlouable. At other times he Is In side. A mnn who entered tho shop tho oth er day bought his cigar and casually Inquired as to the" color of tho wooden sign. "I havo seen a good muny cigar store Indians," he said, "but thla Is tho first whlto cigar storo Indian I recollect. What Is tho Idea of having him painted this pure color?" "Why," said tho proprietor, hesltat- I Ingly, "why, well, If you must know, I "do It to nttract tho ladles." ' "Tho ladles?" said tho customer. I "Why, certnlnly," said tho shopman. "Tho ladles smoke. As u matter of fact they are my best paying custom ers. When I first started lu business In this neighborhood I hud tho regula tion brown Indian in front of tho store. One day a young woman came In und asked for a package of cigarettes. She went to the unnecessary trouble to con vince mo that they were for her broth er, who was sick and couldn't como for them himself, never seeming to think that Jt was pretty funny for a man to bo bo sick ho couldn't walk out of the house, and yet could smoke cig arettes. I asked her what kind ho smoked and she suld she hud heard the name, but had forgotten. Ob, she tried hard to be foxy. Hut sho gavo herself away when I showed her ono brand and she said, "Ob, that kind bites my tongue." After that she blushed and began talking about m7 sign. "She said the brown Indians were T. KhTIIADA TALMA. so ugly, and sho nsked why I didn't have a whlto Indian. Sho snld white was so much niore gratifying to the eye, and somehow or other hIio con veyed tho Idea thnt If I put a whlto In dlnn In front of tho shop all tho other girls could co in o hero to buy cigarettes for their sick brothers. I don't attempt to explain what her motives were, but I could see she was In fnvor of white. I knew who sho was. Her father Is n wealthy broker nnd sho linn lots of money to spend on slek brother's clg nrettes, so I Just spent a couple of dol lars In having the Indian painted white. "Tho next time sho came In she did n't sny anything about her sick broth er, but she did comment on tho changed nppearauce of the Indian, nnd sho let me see she was tlnttered thnt I had taken her ndvlcc. Ever since then she has been doing n good deal to build up my business. I don't enro very much now for man's trade no offense to you, sir nnd I never will let any of the young fellows get lu tho hnblt of lounging around the store. Thnt would keep tho women away, nnd It's their patronage that pays my rent nnd gives ino n profit." Now York Jourunl. NEVER HAD A HUQ OR KISS. Chlcasm I'ro'cnr Hasn't Fmoke ', h.woro or Kle:l a Woman, Prof. Aljn It. Crook, of the North western University, Chicago, who ob I tallied prominence through n report (hut ho had never kissed or hugged u woninii, was afterward reported to lie. engaged to bo married. Prof. Crook ' was found locked lu the laboratory of j the Academy of Science. "Engaged to be married? I won't talk nbout It!" said the professor. In gentle hut llrni tones. "It's nobody's huslness. any way. I have been hounded since that kissing story until I have uo peace." Prof. Crook, It Isjsnld, admitted to his nlfiHH that ho "never swore, never tasted Intoxicants, never smoked ami never kissed or hugged n woman." He says he Is not Interested lu women, nnd adds: "People should grasp the fact that tho scientific atmosphere Is Inimical to the love germ. My nhstcn- tiitlnn from Intoxicants nnd narcotics Is temperamental. I have uo time for love, nor any thoughts to send wander ing In that direction." Prof. Crook Is 5 feet 10 Inches high, gracefully formed, and weighs 150 pounds. Health shows In his skin and carriage. Ills forehend Is high and a llttlo narrow. His nose Is cleanly cut and pronounced, his eyeH of grayish blue, clear nnd full of expression. Ills lips are rather thick nnd close firmly, and his chin Is determined. Strontium at I'ut-ln-Hay. Our present supply of strontium, principally employed In tho manufac ture of fireworks, conies chiefly from Germany. Lately It bus been reported that a large bed of strontium has been discovered at Put-in-Ilay Island. Some women would rather listen to a story about a spell of sickness than read a novel. Thorn Ih usuallv something the mat ter with a man who carries a woman's watch. If a man has crow's feet about bl eyes there must be some caw. n y) mm LiiiB w f K j liflpfjl' 1-ttOF. A I.J A. II. CIIOOK. QuUopTone "Conditions Marked by failure of appetite, loss of vitality, that tired feeling, bilious turns, dull headaches, indigestion and other stomach trouble's, as well as by pimples, blotches, boils and other eruptions, nro all referable, to an im puro or impoverished condition of tho blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla Corrects all theso conditions it's tho medicino that makes tho blood puro nnd rich tho peculiar tonic thnt strengthens every weak function nnd builds up tho wholo system. " Wo think thcro Is no medicine, that can equal Hood's Sarsaparilla. It has cured me of rheumatism and relieved my hus band of catarrh. I have tried It for bolls and havo found It fine. When wo have that tired feeling we tako Hood's and In a short time the trouble Is gone." Mrs. J. A, Reynolds, Btoclcton, Cal. Accept No Substitute. Good Reason. Lady Oh, how dirty your faco is, little boy. Hoy Ycs'tn; wo hain't had no company for more'n a wcok. Work Oft thm Ooli. Laxative Iiromo-Qulnlno Tablets rare a cold in anoasy. Ko cure, No 1'sy. 1'tlce 86 cents. The Wont Yet Stubb I bear that Falcon is going to stop writing poetry. ' l'cnn Yes;' tho position in which tho paper brought out his last sonnet discouraged him. Stubbs Did they run it on tho "Children's page?" Pcnn Worfco than that. It ap peared in tho puzzle department. THE SALESWOMAN WHY IT IS SOMETIMES HARD FOR HER TO BE PLEASANT. AUIa-rk Inn MtnniMitU Dry OootHNIurs Tails llnw HhtTllrrnmn A bin til 1'er- form Her Dutlns Klljr. From the UinntajtoUt Journal. Have you ever stopped to think that the position of a saleswoman in a largo dry goods store is n particularly trying one? Working long hours, be ing compelled to stand most of the time, and being expected to look pleasant regardless of sull'ering which sho may bo enduring, is it any wonder thnt weak, nervous women find it im nossiblo to follow this occupation? Kveryono will be interested in tho ex perience of Miss Nellie M. Toiulinson of 11118 Minnehaha avenue, Minne apolis, Minn., who is n clerk in one of the- largo dry goods stores of that city. She says: "When I was eight years of ago I had tho scarlet fever and it loft mi with weak kidneys uudncomplicntio' of dihoahcs. I was nervous and linnl became m b.ul that I left foIiooI m did not go for an entire term. I ha. headache all tho time and was too in ritablo to talk with any one. Tho least excitcmut seemed to mako my heart flutter and a fainting spell would follow. At times I becamo so dirty that I would havo to sit down until tho tooling passed away. My blood seemed to havo turned to water and I had no color whatever' in my faco. I was a moro skeleton and had to lie down soveral times during the day. I had ono of tho best physicians in ino ciiy out no uui nut nuii mu. "My parents read about Dr. Wil liams' Pi.-'k Pills for I'alo Pcoplo in one of our city papers and thought it would bo wiso for mo to give them a trial. I began to get better when I had taken tho first box and by tho tiiuo I had used two and a half boxes I was cured. I can jwrform with case my duties as clerk in a dry goods storo. I was never so well ns I am today and it is all duo to Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills for Palo People." Signed, NELLIE M. TOMLINSON. Subscribed und sworn to Ivcforo ino this 20th day of I)eccmlcr, 1900. It. M. Thompson, Seal Notary Public At all druggists or direct from Dr. Williams Medicino Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Price 60 cents per box; 0 boxes, 12.50 la Boiton. Gray Yes; I tell my wife every thing I do. Don't you? White I did for awhile, but I had to quit. My wifo said it wus too stupid for anything. NOTEWORTHY ANNIVERSARY IN THE HIS. TORY OP THE YOUTH'S COMPANION. With its igsuo of April 18th Tho Youth's Companion entered upon its 75th year. To commemornto this anniversary, tho publishers prepared a richly print ed souvenir illustrating tho growth of tho nation nnd of Tho Youth's Com panion sinco tho year Tho Companion was founded, J827. Perhaps tho most significant features of tho souvenir nro its three maps. Tho first show tho small section of tho continent oc cupied by tho United States of 1827, when The Companion began life with practically no subbcribcrs. Another shows the system of railways which cover tho United States in 1001, an aggregate of 187,781 miles, Tho Youth's Companion traversing every mile of this system oncoa week. The third map shows tho number of sub scribers to Tho Youth's Companion in every tato of the union in 1001, the paper being delivered every week to 515,342 American homes. BUSINESS LOCALS. Always ask for the fatuous General Arthur cigar. Esbcrg-Gunst Cigar Co., general agents, Portland, Or. Everybody smokes tho celebrated Monogram and Pandora cigars. They have no equal. Call up Union 401 when in need of anything in the fuel line. EaBt Mor rison Street Wood it Coal Yard. The A. I). T. Messenger Co. is tho oldest and best service of tho kind in the town. Readers of Tho New Age, give them the preference. Money to loan, on furniture, pianos, or any good securities. Notes and morngnges bought. S. W. King, room 45 Washington building. C. A. Watson, Marino Drug Store, 88 N. Third street, Portland, Oregon. Specialties: Fleckenstein's Lung linlsnni and Celery Sctlzer. Tho Popular, 125 First street, be tween Washington and Alder, Port land, Or., John Eckluud, proprietor. Tel., Oregon, red 034; Columbia, 58. For fine fruits of all kinds for tho traveling public, call at 150 North RitMi Htrnot Trr creum soda. Dusk- et fruits for travelers. Gcprgo Kiscr, proprietor Jno. P. Sharkey, manufacturer of harness, collars, saddles' and strap work; importer of saddlery, hard ware, whips, pads, etc. 65 Union nvc, Portland, Or. Portland Transfer Saloon Chas. O. Siglin, proprietor. Choico wines, liquors and cigars. 2)21 Glisan street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or. French Dyoingand Cleaning Works. All work dono at very modrcato prices. Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of ladies' and gent's clothing. Morn ing cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Do lean, proprietor, 455 Glisan street,. Armory Drug Store, 81 Tenth street, northwest corner Tenth and Everett streets, Portland, carries n full lino of drugs, toilet articles, school supplies, cigars, etc. Tho National Polico Gazette pub lished by Richard K. For, Polico News Standard, and all other spott ing papers. Subscriptions taken by A. W. Schmalc, bookseller nnd news dealer, 220 First street, Portland, Or. Mail orders solicited. TO THE DEAF A rich, lady, cured of her deafness and noises in her head by Dr. Nioholron's Artilloial Ear Drums, gavo $26,000 to his insti tute, so that deaf people unable to procure the ear drums may havo them fice. Address No. I) 2)2)81, Tho Nich olson Institute, 780, Eighth avonuc, New York. When going to AHtorin tako a rido on the "White Collar Line," under tho management of the Columbia River v Puget Sound Navigation Co. Steamers leave every morning in the 'ok at 7 o'clock. The best of service. Olllee, Alder street dock. Phono, Main 2)51; Columbia phone, 2151, E. W. Criohton, Agent. Cold or hungry, call on us nnd wo will try nnd attend to your wnnts. All kinds of coal, wood nnd ftfbd. Westorn Food & Fuel Co., 154 North Fifth. Phonos: Oregon, Main 10t8; Columbia, 2G3. For first class dental work and prompt attention, go to tho New York Dental Parlors, Fourth and Morrison streets. Beginning May 6th, tho evening train of thu Astoria & Columbia River Railroad will leave Uniondepot, Port hind, at (1:55 pm., instead of 7 p.m. THIS COMPUTINQ 8CALI5 COM. PANY, 225 Pino street. Col. John L, Poolo. Qonornl ngont for Orogon and tho Pacific Coast. Canadian Employment Agency, E. P. McCroskey A Co., 22K Morrison street, rooms 10 and 17, Columbia phone, 81 ; Oregon, Grunt 22)1, Port land, Oregon. Work of all kinds always on hand. Skilled labor a specialty. Help free to 'employers. Real estate brokers. A perfect light means moro than a good light, It means a light that is brilliant and steady, one that gives littlu heat, no smoke, and no odor, und one that costs but little to burn and needs but slight attention, Wouldn't you call a light liko this a perfect light? If you had such a light wouldn't you think it better than gas or electricity; wouldn't you say it had all their advantages unii uouu of their faults? Well, thero is such a light it's tho angle lump and besides these points its throws thu light just wliero it is wanted. It is a perfect substitute for gas or electricity. When stores, churches or houses uro lighted with it they look ahecrful und uttructivc. Of course it costs moro than poor, old fashioned lumps, but it saves its cost many times, over in n year. It's cheap ut uny prico. All styles from ono burner up. Send for catalogue. Jackson L. Jlrown, 270 Taylor street. NEW TAILORING HOUSE. A. J. Armstrong, for many years head cutter for Nlcoll, hua opened a tailoring establishment ut 313 Wash ington street. This house Is stocked with a comploto stock of up-toduto goods, Tho cutting is done by Mr. A. J. Armstrong, well knoWn ns a first class cutter. Stylo und fit guaranteed. Prices moderate Good work and honest dealings. ARMSTRONG. THE TAILOR. 313 Washington St. BUSINESS LOCALS; Nn ildiiht t.bn stonklinlders of tll( Rival Oil Company will bo pleased to know that tho company is drilling on well No. 1, and have passed the llrst oil sniids, with oil. Stock can Ihj had for 50 cents per share. They own their land, nnd will mako for their stockholders many times their invest ment. Mail orders will rccoivo iirntimt iittiMitinn mill tuirties inter ested nro invited to call at tho com pany's ollico, room 1, Multnomah block, Portland. They refer, by per mission, to Merchants National Hank, Portland; E. W. Godfrey, stamp de partment, postofucc; II. J. Martin, druggist, corner Washington and Sixth. Go und seo .1. A. Rotan for bar gains in furniture, carpets, stoves and picture moulding. Pictures framed to order. New storo. Now goods. Let us repair your old furniture tiiiiku it as good us new. Don't forget tho place, No. 80 North Third st. Wo want your trade Music half price; musical instruments of all kinds, cash or installments. II. H. Wright, wholcsulo and retail dealer in niuslo and musical merchandise Tho Music building, 2)40 Wnsighnton street, Portland, Oregon. Now la tho Time to Travel. If you nro going East do not pur chase your ticket until you havo se cured rates from tho Illinois Cent ral railroad. Travel over a lino In position to give you good service nnd quick tlmo, and you will save money. Wo can do both. Our rates uro ns low as other llnoB, nnd our service Is excelled by none If you nro going to send East for your family do bo now whllo rates are low. but boforo depositing nionoy for their tickets como In nnd see ub, or addroBs 1). II. TRUMUULL, Commercial agent Illinois Contra) Railroad, 142 Third street, Portland,, Oregon. TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.. Will fnrnloh Tlmtir, (Invcrnmrnt or Htnto' Prrlp, IiIiodI, DvoiK'il or Claim Limits, mill sites, IokuIiik, wood and tin chances, nr muni, clpal lionils help you mmo way. Wrlln us.. J. 1.. MAIIT1N .t CO., C01 OrcRonlan Mils;. Bplomlttl Knnolie with or without tlmUor: H tofi,000 acres ami up. A. E. SIEOEL.. Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Etc. Ham and Bacon a. Specialty. Phone, CUy 554. 95 N. Seventh St PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS II. ANDKItSON, Proprietor. Umbrellas and Parasols Made to Order, Recovered and Repaired. Cams Repaired. 190 Third St., Bat. Yamhill and Taylor. iMiono mack mi Portland, Oregon. The DELAWARE OYSTER HOUSE. MAVKH & HIIAItr, Props. Oysters, Shell Fish and Tamales. Open All Night. I'rlvate Itnoms for Ladles Telephone Clay 057, No. ioo Third Street, ....Portland, Oregon. PIER HARDWARE ...COMPANY... ...HUCUKHSOIIH TO,.. HUNT HARDWARE CO., OllKOON 'I'llONK OAK 301. uoi.umiiia 'I'HONK -en. Second and Morrison Sts. rlNK WISM, I.IQl'OM ANDCIUAIH MIVATK rAUILY ROOMS THE GLISAN AUGUST VA(JNER 4 is (lllsan Street, Corner Tenth PORTLAND, ORIKION. "THE PME' a66 Pino Street, Between Third and Fourth... CHAS, UAUMOARTUN, Prop. Choice Wines, Liquor and Cigars. J JM Family Rooma Eltsblllhsd Jan. 1. 1 888. Incorporated Julf 8, 1881. Portland Coffee and Spice Go. For the Trade Only. Tea, Coffee, Spices, Ilakinu Powder, Extracts, Ktc. OUIt 81'KCIAI. IHtANlW- Hplcei. Acme. Mult noinah: HulkliiK I'uwilers. I'utlaliee, IKiuhla Quick j Codce, ltol llkn. buifur xxxx liar. 24. UO Front 8 (rami. Hot, A ah and Ankmny, PORTLAND, OREOOM. I l.v ... -v jthry,t. , a-r'' mma. i Isjui inmrrrrrr mU9HbmMmm ,- , . ,.