The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, February 08, 1902, Image 3

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Klrst Bt. and 21(M!12'214.'.!1G Couch St., POIITLAND, Oil. 1)I.AZIKlt IlltOS. Club Itooms Second Floor llue Rooms, Concert, Pool and llllllard Hall Oregon I'liono Grant 71 243 Ilurnilde St. POItTf.AND OltKdON. 71 AYliS 4 8IIOHT AKTI8TIU PHOTOOKAPIIUIIS. New Studio ScTenth and Washington Streets, Ore Dresser's New Urocery. 1EI.DlN(i UI108. Dealers In Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, 8llvcrvaro Spectacles, Ktu. KEPAIRINO A HIT.fIAI.TY. AM. WOItK WAllllANIKD. 4 Third St. llct. Plnuand Ash. Id dold and Silt cr llouglit. Portland, Or. TpAGLK IIAKKltY. 'Phone Clay 2H II. A. Ilraromor, Proprietor. BKKAD, OAKKS, PIK8, CONKKCTIONEKY. Ornamental and Funcy Cakes to order. Cor. Twelfth and Ollsan Streets. mllB WK6TK11N LUMUKIt COMPANY Offlco: Seventeenth and FrontStreots. Portland, Oregon. T-VAY & IlENDKItSON All Kinds of KUHNITUItH. Practical Kmbalmora and Undertakers. Order? by telegraph filled promptly. rtiono lllack 47. Cor. lltametle and 7th Sts. KUGKNK CITY, OIIEOON, 0 IttFFtN HAltDWAItK CO. Wholesale and Itotall Hardware. STOVES AND TINWAKR. Willamette Street, EUGENE, OIIEQON QNOW FLAKE SALOON 0. 1'BTEIISON, Prop. Ttie Choicest Dranda of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Private Itooms. tet Ilurntldo Street, Corner Fourth, PORTLAND, OREGON. T UK KXCUANGE. George Bebeekt. ttNE W1NE8, LIQUORS AND CIOARS. WEINIIARD'U UEEU. 101 Third Street North. pALL AT 1 FIR8T BT, For Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pits Dally. A Frcah Line of Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Etc. MRS. E. N, BUCHANAN, Proprietress. CHARLES A. LUfAS, Attorney and Coun. rlor-at-I-aw. Room 629 Chamber of Com merce. Practice lu all Federal and Stato Goiuu. Portland, Oregou. J. Rovdcr. N. Marquart SEVENTH & Of, 18 AN EXCHANGE. Choice Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Bellirood Deaf, Phone Clay 6M. 115 N. 7h 8i Portland VKW YORK HAT CO, MANUFACTURING HATTERS. Uata Dyed. Cleaned, Blocked and Trimmed. Latest Htyle Hats In Stock and Mad to Order. Unlou Hatters. 1'none Clay 7J0. lit Fifth Street, PORTLAND, OREQON SPRANGER'S ARCADE 30, 3a, 34 North Sixth Street, Corner Couch. ...BILLIARDS AND POOL... Ladles' and Gents' Reading Room E. H. SPRANOER, Prop. Oregon Phone Main 754. Columbia Phone 754 ; Portland, Oregon. Baggage and Omnibus Transfer ...OOMPAMY... Office 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Stark Sts. Tvlephoue 639. PORTLAND, OREGON. Exchange Your Checks Vjth Messenger oo Trains and Order Carriages or Coupes. Ilupjtae checked at resi dence to any destination. nranch Offices: Hotel Portland; United , Ct.rrlsge Co., beveuth and Taylor. L. H. ADAMS, Mgr. OTEIINICUN ft JULIEN- Wlinlcaleand rentall grocers, .112-314 Burn side street, corner Sixth, l'l rtlatid, Or. Tele photic, Oregon Black !32, Columbia t86. JOHN KKI.I.Y General Iurance Agent, Klre and Marine. Fcnttlsh Union fi National liu. Co., Kdlnburg and London; Western F, and M. Aixurance Co , Toronto, Can. 82) Third st., Columbian llldg. c. It. MILLER. Oregon 'Phone Clay 768. PHOTOGRAPHER. 227l Washington St. Poriland, Oregon. THE BELL SALOON. Nate Solomon, Mgr. Phono Ore. Main fit". 'Phono Col. in. Hot Lunch served every evening from 9:30 to l:C0. 33C Washington Street. 1'ortland, Ore. A RMORY CANTEEN. Aug. Eschle, Prop. Northeast corner Tenth and Couch Sts. Ore. 'Phono Hood 505. Portland, Oregon. mllE TRANSCONTINENTAL HOUSE. J. J. Engelhardt, Proprietor. 7.1 Savlcr Street. Porttnad, Oregon i NDER80N ft JOHNSON Dealers In FINE WINES, LUjUOItS AND CI0AR. tiambrlnus Itiger Beer on Draught. 187 Third Street. Phone, Btaek 0C3 Branch 828 Washington Street. Phone, North 33C. Portland, Oregon. mliE TOTEM. First class In every respect. Headquarters for Ola Kentucky Homo Club Whiskey and Schlltz Milwaukee Beer. Family entrance on West Park St. S80 Morrison street. Phone, Hood 717. A, CLOSE, Manager. P. F. HALL, Cor.'fnmmerclal ami Stanton Sts., Portland Ore. Wlne, Llquora and Fluo Cigars. Oregon Phone Pink 413. V. M. PRESTON. OROC ERIE''. Free delivery to all parts of the City, vtu Ijirrubeu St., corner llasalo. Portland, (Jr. 'Phone Scott 371. NEIL O'HARE. Oceanio Exchange. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tree Lunch. Cor. Russell and Brcndle Sts., Portland, Or. 47. DAVIDSON. New and Second Hand Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Trunks, Valises, Jewelry and Tools bought, sold and exchanged. Highest prices paid for all kinds of valuable goods, at 87 N. Third St. and 44 Third St., Portland, Oregon. 'Phones Clay 613, Green 477. Tailoring. Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing done on short notice. AMERICAN BAKERY. Ous Mankertz, Prop. All Kinds of Bread, Cakes and Pies. Home- mado Bread a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. COO Williams Ave. Portland, Ore. mllE TOTEM. First-class In every rcspcet. Headquarters for Old Kentucky Homo Club Whiskey andSchllts Milwaukee Beer. Family cntranco on West Park St. A. CLOSE, Manager. JONTE CARLO SALOON. Finest Wincn, Liquors and Cigars, Etc. Latest liramls. HAGOBLOM CARLSON, Proprietor. Cor. Eighth end Ollsan Streets. Private Room entrance on Eighth Street. TREES BEE 8UPPLIES SPRAY PUMPS SEEDS 8EEDJ BUELL LAMBERSON'S 8ON8 SEEDSMEN, 160-182 Front St., Portland, Oregon Poultry supplies Garden Hose Fertilizer! CALL AT 171 North Sixth Street, For the Latest Brands of Cigars and all kinds of fruits when in season. C. M. PENNELL, Prop. Call at 211 Third Street for Fine Candied. Fresh Fruits every day. The very Latest Brands of Cigars. M. A. CLOW, Frop. mllE CABINET RESTAURANT. George Jones, Proprietor. Open from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. Private rooms for Ladles. Lunches put up for Travelers. Phone North 441. 332 Yamhill 8t near Second c. P. JONES. CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. 1SS Blxth Street, Betweeu Gllsau and Iloyt. Portland, Oregon F OR BARGAINS CALL ON II, 8. GOLDMAN. Deader lu New and Fecond-Hand Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Hoots, hho s, Blankets, lruiila,Vallte. Tools, Etc. Casi-Off Clothing bought and exchanged, C&1$ North Third St., bet Davis and Everett. Portland. Or Telepkoue Brown 423. OQUARE DEALING IS OUR MOTTO, NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE. Ilrumberg Si Co., Proprietors. We buy, sell, trade or.lend nioner on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Articles of .Eery Des cription. Bargains in unredeemed pledges for casli or installments, Phoue lted'."J.v& So, ico Third St., bet. ilorrlson and Yamhill, Portland A First Clais Market. WILLARD, EHRMAN & CO, Z64 Vasblngton Street. DEALERS IN ALL KIND3 OF MEATS. Free delivery o all parts of the city. Oregon Grant Mil, Columbia Telephone 128. A. E. SIBOElw. Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Etc. Ham and Bacon a Specialty. Phone, Clay 584. 95 N. Seventh St THE .EW AGE, PORTLAND, OltEGOK. MANY BOLERO SUITS! NUMEROUS AMONG SPRING MOD ELS FOR SPRING WEAR. Outdoor A Antra Arc MoBtly Blinple, unit Few Striking Fancies Are Been ltloiiBc FrontH Continue, Though Quieter In Cut mul Color. New YorV correspondence! N'l.HSK a quick -M nil! ft is ffiiulc soon, bolero suit will bo iiH numerous In spring ns they lmvo boon recently. They nro present In im pressive numbers nmntiR spring street models, in cheeked twee d s, striped henry cloths nnd smoothly finished tnnterinls. Holeros lmvo been so varied In recent seasons that dress design ers would be lack ItiK in sense if, ia nu attempt to con tinue the stjllsh ness of such jack ets, they offered hut one general kind. Vet thnso spring bolero stills that are outdoor af fairs, arc simple for the most part, nnd fev? striking fancies are seen In the jackets. A representative type nppears in the Initial picture. It was red cheviot, with black velvet sailor collar and much Htitchlng. Holeros for dressy gct-ttps nro variously complex, nnd while they may be, as heretofore, the most highly fSk m fU Tatr 'mUT. J WW m I Mwk CONTUASTHD TYPES OF BODICES. wrought feature of the costume, their trimmings usually are matched or echoed by those of the skirt. This rule for close mating is Illustrated by the right band gown of the next picture, a white broad cloth trimmed with black satin bands and with tabs of the goods. All-over ecru lace appeared in front and sleeves, a rose niching of black chiffon topping the for mer. For this style of gowns the di versity in boleros Is as great as that of the gowns themselves, since the jacket's complexities are the keynote of the en tire costume. Fancy vests nnd waist coats furnish a fair share of surprises, too. Designs for late winter and early spring show Interesting changes In skirt nnd bodice gowns of crepo cloths, cash meres and the numerous soft, clinging cloths and silks. Skirts for the newer of these suits usually arc trimmed with Homo kind of passementerie or handsome FOB M?TEH.OON8 lace, while the bodice has n yoke of soma form or other. A a rule the lodices are rather severe, the belts being stitched to the waist and worn over the skirt, Some bodices are made vlth oke backs, others are plain with a tew gathers at the waist line. All aro boned and intended to fit perfectly all around. Blouse fronts con tinue, though they aro not as pronounc; ed for the coming season. Coat bodices are striking even uben simply muda bo- cattMo of their extreme length. In the middle of to-day's llrst group is out- of thest. u willow green ladles' cloth, with pipings of white silk. Itluck civet pa seinenteriu nnd stitching were the only other trimmings. Coats of this type may be trimmed strikingly, If that is desired, show suits including now a little of such treatment. An extreme example is pre sented here. It was tan punne velvet trimmed with black velvet and white lace. A more frequent and, it would seem, a more sensible source of original ity, is the separate waist, nnd these are numerous, handsome mid in nil manner of materials. Iluudsomc atrlped cloths arc shown for these bodices nnd mnke up beautifully with passementerie or ecru lace. Afternoon dresses are not productive of a deal of novelty at just this season, but this is because the output of them Is small. Those made now reflect new fashions as surely as does the more abun dant product. Three arv shown lu the second of the accompanying pictured groups. At the left is n pale biscuit cash mere, the skirt's three flounces edged with white silk polka dotted with btack vclvet. ninborate nppliu,ue of heavy ecru lace appeared on both skirt and jacket. Dull jellow crepo do chine was the material of the second dress, white silk hemstitching, cream lace and blue velvet, the last for the belt, finishing It. The third gown was mahogany red, light weight broadcloth. Itluck velvet in tabs and belt, nnd white satin covered with cent lace In front nnd sailor collar, were other features, The belt buckle of this last gown was placed as are many such ornaments, but the buckle worn In front Is likely to bo a practicable fastener. In either place the buckle Is likely to be very showy. For such there Is n great variety In enamel ling, which is so beautifully tinted that It looks like Jewels, (.old or enamelled buckles are the more stylish sorts, except with gray and whlto gowns, when silver is moro harmonious. Gun metal comes in here, too, both in buttons and buckle, Belts still have a place among the pretty novolties. They are made of strands of black velvet held by metal slide, which gives them the pointed effect In the hack. Bead studded elastic belts, belts of hand some gold braid and embroidered silk belts still are worn. Spends Largo Fortune In Hplte Work It Is hurt! to tindcratniid any ono tak ing revenge upon n government, hut n Spuulurd, a well-knnwu merchant, for hoiuo years fought the Argentina Ut public. lie was employed by that gov ernment until for Foine reason or other ho was dismissed. lie then vowed vengeance ngnlimt tlm whole country, nnd spent $200,000 in endeavoring to thwart Argentine roiiuncrco In every AND OALL8. way possible. When this rum wuh ex haunted he formed n bund of gunchoi to rob people on the hlchwny, pull up the railways nnd make tilings generally uncomfortable for all resldenU In tho republic, It ended In his bolng captured and sentenced to IiuprlMotiiucuit for life. The word Kwiulumux means Fish Enters." 'Ituw TACOM, WASH., ADVERTISING. D KNABKL, Proprietor of Till: (1KKMAN IIAKKltY AND C01TKK I'AKI.OItH. I'reli ftrcad nnd Cakes dally. Ornamental Cake n specialty. Only tlio best ami purest mnterlai ued In our llakcry. llrend delivered Ireo in any purl of tbe city. Telephone I'ark 791. 1117 l'uclllo Avenue, Tacoma. Washington. ROTHSCHILD & CO. l'ort Toniiscud, Washington. BHll'I'lNO AND COMMISSION MK11C1IANT8. Custom House llrokers and Stevedore. Kstabllnhcd 1S-V). Ilrannh olllces Tacoma and Seattle. KNTUCKY LIQUOtt CO. Peter Sandbcrg, Proprietor. WINKS, I.tqUOIW AND CIOAI19. Sole agent for (1ulnct' Btnttt and llnss' Alci (Head Drew. Homing). Kstabllslied MM. Tele phone Main (!'. 114U I'Hclflo Avenue; 1139 ComiiierioSt. Tnroma, Washington. THY Frye Bruhn & Co. 1310 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash. Wholesale and Retail Butchers Meats furtilshcd (or Railroads and Steamboat Linus. TKI.KIMIONK 43. TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE TRANSFER COMPANY. Ofllco 102 Tenth Ht Houtheast corner of A. TACOMA, WASH. Hacks, Coupes, Carriages, Baggage Wagons At All Hours. Passengers and llnggngn transferred from resident usntid hotels to and from all boats and trains. Hand jour eheeks for baggage to our iiittsciigers, wlio Mill meet ou nu all Incom ing trnlus and boats. 1'lrst class l.hery. Open allnlght. All rigs marked "T. 0. A It. T. Co." Grand Central Hotel. W, W. HAH.MON, Lessee and Mgr. Headquarters for Lumbormon Miners and Tourists. First class bar in connection. 1211-1213 Pacific Avenue. TACOMA, Wash Tacoma Trunk Factory. Trunks, Traveling Ilngi, Suit Caaea and Telescopes. IMPAIRING UONE. 730 Pacific Ave. Tacomi, Wash. HUNT & MOTTET CO. Dealers In General Hardware MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES. 1501-1603-1505 Pacific Avenue TACOMA, WASH. ...OLYMPIC... Steam Laundry 407 South J Street MICHAEL J. BJORN & LOUIS J, BJORN I'ltOI'HIKTOltH TACOMA, WASH. PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS If. ANDKKHON, Proprietor. Umbrellas and Parasols Made to Order, Recovered and Repaired. Canes Itejiaired, 190 Third St., let. Yamhill and Taylir. I'boue Illack Ml. ..POlHailll, OrtgOlt. W. C. HOLMAN. Dealer In Agricultural Implements Wagons, Buggies, Etc, 210, 212, 214 Fiont Street. Cor. Salmon, rOUTLAND, OltlttiON. Pendleton Roller Mills W. B. IIVKI18, Proprietor. Daily Capacity 800 Barrels. Manufacturers of Blue Itiblxin mul Myers' ISest Flour, Ilruu and Hiorts, Rolled Hurley ulwuys on Hand, Pendleton, Oregon. WALLA WALLA, WASH., ADVERTISING. 1KVAN IlltOS. New Lively, Feed and Sale Stable. Itubber Tired Hacks n spielalt-. Carriage calls attended to nlglit or tiny. BoutliWsit cor. Second and Alder Bluets, 'telephone 07. WAU.A WA1.I.A, WAHIf. T W, COOKUUI.Y. Undertaker nnd Oenernl Funeral Furnisher. r.mbalinlni; a Spacialty. Ilabaock's llrlek lllock, 7Ji l'lrst Ht. Telephone lllacls 31. VVAI.I.A WAM.A, WABU. McBride Bros. LIVERY STABLE. Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Baggage Wagons. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St. HOTEL DACRES S. SIMON, Proprietor. Formerly SilllOn HoUSC. Ratcst $2.50 to $3.00. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Fins Furnished: Rooms Refreshnnts - Cuba Cafe - ROBERT SCHULZE, Propr. ED. WHITEHEAD, Mgr. BS'BS Fourth Strt, Opp. Chamber of Commerce, rOHTtiANl) OH DEMENT BROS. COMPANY. W A 1,1. A WALLA. Patent Flour: "White Spray" AND "Dement's Best" For Breakfast Food: "WHEAT GRANULES" H. R. DOCKWITH, Wholesale Agent, Portland. GILBERT HUNT CO. Machine Shop and Foundry XitJSSu ii Manufnetiircrs of Pride of Washington Thrcihsrs, Self Feeders, Drapers and Machine Hxtras of Every Description. Repair Work a Specialty. Catalcgje Fni, WALLA WAIjLA, WASH. KIukC, Hlaples, Isaac K, Htaales. Staples Land and Emigration Co. Itoom i, Worcester llulldliifcf. Timber and Mineral Lands Bought and Sold. Homestead and Timber Claims Located. Estimates of Tim ber Made by Competent Men. PORTLAND, OREGON. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs COPVniQHTS Ac. Anirone tending a sketch and description mar (julcklr ascertain our opinion free wlmther an r opinion free wnu r tMtntubla. (nmi liireiiiKin is priiuaiiiir iin(uiie. loniiuunlra. tloiisiirlctlrmnlMeutUl. Ilaudoookon I'aluuU sent I rue. Oldest nuencr for securimr Patents. HHHBBisBKij9p BBBBBBVBVHBSaSJBHBH jjnjra 'steins tuken tlirouifU Munii 4 to. recelre tyiciul nolUt, wllliout cfisrue, In tuo Scientific JUnerican. A hsnilm-nelr Illustrated weeklr. I-sruoit clr culalloii of aur i'luiillUo louriml. 'Jerms. i a jour I four months, U Bold brail newsdealers. MUNN&CoD". New York lirauitt 0c, IS6 V HU Wasblumon, I). C. 'V VI -Lii . ,1.-'"