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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1902)
JM !CHifl JE3f AGE, PORTLAND, OBKGrOK. IDAHO ADVEHTI3IHG. DOM' II SCIIRKIHKIt. Funeral Director. 918-920 Kront Street, Opposite It. It. Depot Park. Jtoll phone S12I'. 1 ml. phono 489. HOIBK, IDAHO. S' TATK HANK OK IDAHO. Welter, Idaho. CAPITAL, $50,000. Edward Hhnlnwnld, President. Chan. J. Pclwvn, Cash lor. Also ha a tuancli at Cambridge, Idaho. The People's Jlnrik. Solicits )onr buslticsa. Hotel Weiser, Wclscr, Idaho. BARTON & BRIZENDINE, Proprietors. I'rco Siunplo ltooniH. Raton reason able. MiiiyrM'. Stockmcii'H tititl Com inurcliil Mun'ri iluiuliitiiirturH. LurgcHt mid In'Ht appointed lintel in WcHtcrn Idulio. Uooiiih with bath, Htcaiii hunt itnil electric call IjoIIh. J tur bo r hIio) in connection. The Idan-ha IDANHA IIOTHL CO., Mil., Proprietors K. W. KCIIUBKKT, Manager. BOI8K, IDAHO. ( OPENED JANUARY, 1901 AMERICAN PLAN. ItATKS 2.5() AND UPWARDS. Headquarters for Tourists, Attnlng Men and Commercial Travelers. Prescott, Brandt & Co., Ofllc.0 with J.JIj (HtA Villi I.. Immigration Agl. 0. 8. I,. It. It. REAL ESTATE AGENTS The great home land mild climate, pure mountain air, (In water. The death rato Is lower In Idaho than In any other atato In tho Union, No cyclones, storms or billiards. First premium on fruit at the World a fair, Chicago, 1H93; 1'arli Kxpoalllon, 190i). Klrat premium on I.amha at Chicago Htock Hhow, 1900, (lold, allvor. copper, coal, lino timber. Grow wheat, oati, barley, corn, all klnda of cultivated graaaes, and vegetables to pcrfec lion. We will be pleated to ahow you fine Irri tated latnUat Nampa, llolie, Caldwell, I'ayetto nil other polllta. We huvo bargalna In land from 110.00 per acre up. Correspondence so llclted. Addreaa PR0SCO1T, BRANDT & CO. Koom 6, lllckey lliilldlng, NAMI'A, IDAHO mllK COMMKUCIAI, HOTEL. A. Illnkoy, I'rnprlctor, First clam In alt rcapcots. Special attention given to I'ommvrclal men. Iong dlataiico tela phono In ooiineellon. NAMI'A, IDAHO. FOR CHEAP HOMES And How to Reach Tliuni, Cull On or, Addrctw J. H. GRAYBILL, Traveling Immigration Agent Oregon Short Line Ry. NAMPA, IDAHO. The Bank of Nampa. KIIKIMI. MOCK, Caahler. WK BOI.J0IT VOtllt lUW.NKttf, NAMI'A, IDAHO STAIt I.IVKHY, FEED AND llOAItDINd 81 First elaaa rig furnlihed to all point, clal rati a to Kmmvtt, Hlar, IVarl and Itlver. Hpcolal attention gh en to comii men. IIIIAIIIU.MI KTAIII.K Kpe Knala ihterclat W. J. DUVAL!., l'miirl.tlor. Nampa, Idaho, Ii OUIS IIUNZIKIIU. I'KACTIOAI. WATCHMAKKIt, JKWKI.KU AND OIM1CIAN, Dlamouda, Watchra, Jswelry. Hllverware, Op .Ileal (looda, Cut (linn. TX Main Htrcet. 1'KNDI.KION, Orecou mllK 0M A (IKNTt.KMAN'S UK80UT. Finest Wlnc, l.luora ami Olgars. OlveUaa Call, Opp Depot, U-lt Hand Walk. 8MITH A ItOOKWKM, Vrona. La llraudo, Orton Rutoa I'J.fiO Per Day uiul Up. THE GEISER GRAND (AMKKK'A.N) A. OKISKK, Proprietor. Commercial, Family and Tourist Hotel. UAKKK CITY, OREGON PIER HARDWARE ...COMPANY... ...HtJCCKSSOUH TO... HUNT HARDWARE CO., OltKHON 'PHONE OAK 301. COLUM1IIA 'l'HONE 277. Second and Morrison Sts. Etlab'lthed Jan. '. 1089. Incorporated July 8, 1 BUI. Portland Coffee and Spioe Go. Por the Trade Only. Ten, Coffee, Spices, linking Powder, Extracts, Etc. OUIt HI'KCIAI. IlllANDH: Bplcea, Aetne. Mult noinali; linking 1'oudcrv Defiance, Double Winukj uoriee, noyal mend; Huar, xxzx liar, 24-20 Front Sti-eml, Bet, Amh and Ankmny, PORTLAND, OREGON. EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKER Fourth and Yamhill Sts. BOTH PHONES NO. 507 RFNA STINSON, Lid, Alalllsnt. I..W.OAUNAIIAN. I'icsldent. ('. II.OAIlDNIIlt, Vice Pri-aidellt. W.W.TKItltV, Treasurer. Portland Implement Co. JOHN DEERE PLOWS, HARROWS, ETC. FARM MACHINERY AND VEHICLES. 188-194 Front Street, Portland, Ore. : i w : uo YOU Know the News ? You can hare It all (or Per Month 50c Per Month In The Evening Telegram, ol Portland, Oregon, It la tho Inrgeat oreuliiK news paper publtahed In Oregon; It cmitalui all the nouaol the atate and o( tho na thin. Try It for a month. A lamplo copy will Ik) mailed to you (reu. Ad. dreaa THE TELEGRAM, Portland, Oregon. W, L. McCabs, Bealllt. K. H. Hamilton, Tacoma, M'CABE & HAMILTON .. STEVEDORES .. PUCET SOUND Also Honolulu, H. I, Hand Ot float Tmoomm, Wash. Cable Addretst McCAIIK GRACIE, BEAZLEY & CO., Agents 14 Water Street, Liverpool, I'honea Oregon Main 770., Columbia AS The LA GRANDE CREAMERY COMPANY BUTTER, EGOS AND OHEESL. All giMida wholesale and retail, C(U Ymnhill St., ur. Third, PortUml, Or Big Money Cn be tnaile in Portland real estate. The city is growing (aster than most people think, ami property values are steadily aiN Yaiicitig, What will be the result of the Great Lewis ami Clark Centennial? Consult ui if vou want to make profitable invest ments, larKe or small. BUY NOW I WE INSURE TITLES. Tltlm Qumrmntmm Truat Co. B autrf 7 Ohmmmme f 9 PORTLAND, OHCmmN. Tradc Marks OcaioNt CotavmaHTS Ac. Anvon aendlnf a akatrti and deacriptlon may ulcklr awvruln (Mir oitittou fraa wb.iLr an .ulcklr awvruln (Mir opinion ftva wbtlber an iiitvuiimt itprooaMf piriiKDib iMniinunieat. tloui at rlctlv roiiU Jgullat. lUudbook on t'aleuu iitnulmi It probably ptitentabUh C)iuinunleak. iut t (re. OlitMl aaancy for ecuriu ptKnii, auuta takan thruuKD alunn atu, rvlv rial nolle, without cbanie. la tba SckmifrC Jftnerkan. . A bandtonialy tllnatrat4 wevkly. TaniMt ctr. rulallou of anr n-lsriilUci Journal. u'rma. 13 a run lour ruontUa, IL Bold brail vtawadealara. ii t Cti",'""'' New York "- . i wkA4 b0 YEARS' IVCXPCRieNOK WASHINGTON KNOX. HAMILTON. RANDOLPH. JEFFERSON. There is not much of aristocratic Btate stirrounilltiR Washington and his first enhhict. They regarded the proper ruling of the young republic as very serious business, and gave no thought to style, furbelows nnd silly flummery. In the small picture is given n sample of tho simple pleasures of the people In that far gone time an ox is about to be roasted whole and will bo thankfully partaken of r all classes of citizens. TELL THE GLAD TALE. AGAIN. 111)16 nut, Kind belli, nnd young and old With shoutH the inutile swell, And let tliu talc ngiilii be told Ity tonumi nnd cIiiiikIiik hell. The honored tintnl day Im hero On which to im was Riven The hero grand by wIioho strong hand Oppression's chains were riven. '.Mid nil the hero name, not one I.Ives In our hearts like Washington. When In tho craan of Tvrnnnv Our country prostrate bowed. When Wrong held sway on land and sea, And lllght by force was cowed, The Intent lire In patriot hearts To mighty Ihinio burnt forth. And hind the call for freemnn all To rlKt nod prove their worth. Kcnrce hnil the echoes died awny, Kru legions sought tho llclds of fray. In that great hour of need, the Lord, In mighty wlHilnm, rained A mini to wield the lender's sword, Where fires of battle Maxell. A man of vnlor, In whose hrenit Was throned a loyal heart, A man whose hand was nerved to rend The galling chains npnrt. And hurl the hosts of royalty lack In defeat across the sea. Our stricken land nr hill and plain Was wounded with the graves In which through all these years have lain The fallen hero braves. The tangled grass on prairie wide, The leaves In shndfd wood. The timid flowers In Nature's bowers, Wore atnlnf.fl tvl.h nntpfn, KlrvA.I Ah! (Ireat the sacrifice that we Might taste the fruits of Liberty. H.v hand of Peace the storm was stayed. Hmnothed was the wrinkled brow Of scowling War. Huhdiied, dismayed, (Shattered their boastful row. Our foe I ii en In their ships ngaln Hpod o'er the trackless sea, While gladsome notes from myriad throats Cruised find for Liberty, And o'er the land by vnlor saved. Our war-rent flat; In triumph waved. Then ring the bells nnd young and old With shouts the music swell Let the glad talp agnln be told Ity tongue nnd clanging bell, Tim honored day ngaln Is here On which to us was irlven Thnt hern grand by whne strong band. Oppression's chains were riven. Till hand of Time blot out the sun, Wo'll hall the name of Washington, WASHINGTON AT PRINCETON. Uow He Rode to the Front, Rnllieil the Troon unit Won the Day. Cornwallls had left all his stores at Rrunswlck, anil three regiments of foot anil three companies of horie at Prince ton. Thither then Washington was marching that winter night. He meant to strike his superior euemy another blow at n weak point. Hy daybreak ho was near Princeton, ami moved with the main army straight from the town. Mercer was detached with three hundred men to destroy the bridge which gave tho mot direct connection with Cornwallls. Tho enemy hud started at sunrise, and one regiment wus already over the bridge when they saw tho Americans. Col. Mnwhood at once reerossod the bridge, and both Americans nnd English mmlo for some high commanding ground. Tho Americans reached the deslnsl point first, and a sharp fight euiued. The Ameri can ritles did great execution, hut with out bayonets they could tint stand the charge. Mercer was mortally wounded, and his men began to retreat. As Maw hood advanced, he came upon the main American army, marching rapidly to the scene of action. The uew Pennsylvania militia In the van wavered under the British fire and began to givo way. Wash ington forgetting, as he was too apt to do. his position, his Imnortauce. and ev erything but th'e fight, rode rapidly to tho front, reined bis horse within thirty yards of the enemy and called to bis men to stand firm. The wavering ceased, the Americans advanced, the British halted and then jjave way. The Seventeenth regiment was badly cut up, broken and dispersed. The other two tied into tho town, made a brief staud, gave way again and were driven In rout to Brun swick. Washington broke down the bridges and, leaving Cornwallls, who had discovered that be had been outgeneraled, to gaze at blm from the other side ot the Millstone and of Stony Brook, moved off to the Somerset Court House, where be stopped to rest his men, who had been marching ami fighting for eighteen hours. It was too late to reach the magaidnes' at Brunswick, but the work was done. II. 0. Large, In Seribner's. Waat)tiiKtt a Practical Man. Washington was not. eveu according to the standards of his day, a highly ed ucated man. Iu his youth he did not seem destined to high tumors, He began life aa a surveyor at lit, and his college was the forest: his tutors Iu war were red Indians. He was eminently a prac tical man. Patrick Henry wrute of Washington durlug the First Congress. "If vou sneak of solid Information and sound iudctnent. ' Col. Washington Is unquestionably the ' lie, whether they be favorable or other greatest man upon the floor." ' wl- AND HIS CABINET. QUAINT PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON. THE WAHIIINOTON POIITIIAIT, One of the most Interesting bits of old pottery in eilsteuce Is a rare piece of Chinese porcelalu in tho New York Met ropolitan Museum. It was made by a Chinese artist more than a century ago and bears a quaint portrait of Oeorgo Washington, nlso the work of Chinese hands. Tho vase shows that the fame of tho father of his country had traveled rar even In those early days. Tho Chi nese touch will be recognized In the slanting eyes and eyebrows and In the semi-Chinese, semi-European dress, but tho likeness is very good, nnd the work, all In all, Is esthetic as well as curious. WaMliiiiftton on Marriage. In several letters Washington express ed his views upon the Institution of mar riage. To the French ally, Count Chas tellux, who served in America as a major general, lie wrote: "In reading your very friendly and acceptable letter I was, rs you may well suppose, not less delighted thau surprised to meet the plain Ameri can words 'my wife.' A wlfel Well, my dear marquis. I can hardly refrain from smiling to find you are caught at last. I saw by the euloglum you often made upon tho happiness of domestic II fo in America that you had swallowed the bait and that you would as surely bo tak en one day or other as that you were a philosopher and n soldier. So your day has at last come. I am glad of It with all my heart and soul. It Is quite good enough for you. Now you are well serv ed for coming to fight In favor of tho American rebels all the way across the Atlantic ocean by catching that terrible contagion, domestic felicity, which samo, like the smallpox or the plague, a man can have only once Iu his life, because It commonly lasts him (at least with us in Amerieu; I don't know how you mannge these matters In France) for bis whole lifetime, And yet, after all the male dictions you bo richly merit on the sub ject, the worst wish I can find In my heart against you is that you may neither of yon ever get the better of this domes tic felicity duriug the entlro course of your mortal existence." Once when asked to give advice to a widow in the Custls circle as to a uew matrimonial venture, he replied: "I never did nor do I believe I ever shull give advice to a woman who is setting out on a matrimonial voyage first, because I never could advise one to marry without her own consent, and, secondly, because I know it Is to no purpose to advise her to refrain when she has obtained It. A woman wery rarely asks an opinion or requires advice on such an occasion till her resolution Is formed, and then It is with the hope nnd expectation of obtain ing a sanction that she applies." Maxima and Precepta by Washington. Be courteous to all, but Intimate with few, and let those few be well tried be fore you give them your confidence. The company on which you improve most will be least expensive to you. It is easy to make acquaintances, but difficult to shake off, however irksome and unprofitable they are found, after we have once committed ourselves to them. ' It is a maxim with me not to ask what. under similar circumstances, I would not grant. In my estimation, more permanent and genuine happiness Is to be found in the sequestered walks of connubial life than in the giddy rounds of promiscuous pleas ure or the more tumultuous and Imposng scenes of successful ambition. Without virtue and without integrity, the finest talents and the most brilliant accomplishments cau never gain the re spect and conciliate the esteem of the truly valuable part of mankind. I Bhalt never attempt to palliate my own foibles by exposing the error of another. Nothing would Klve rae more real sat isfaction than to know the sentiments which are entertaiued of men by the nub- Star Brewery Company Drawers at.d Bottlers of Hop Gold Beer Vancouver, Wash, Uast Third nnd Burnstdc Sts., Port land, Oregon. Herbert A. Hale, Landscape Photographer Mt. Hood and Columbia River Views. 182JS Third Street, corner of Third and Alder. WHEN YOU BUY Furniture, Carpets and Stoves FOR HOUSEKEEPING Cut This Out aud Oct a Reduction at Henry Jennings. 173-174 Klrat Street. &ANP SOAP AND CHfX Tolephono Rod Wl. I'rlvato rooms. ' Gambrinus Carden Saloon. Andrew Swanaon, Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cor. 23d and Washington Bts. Portland Oaa Portland Club and Cafe... 130 Fifth Stpmmt OUR SPECIALTIES: II Monogram and III Cyrus Noble Whiskies. A Ronont for Gentleman Oregon 'Phone Main 003; Columbia 407 TROY LAUNDRY CO. Are notcdfor quality of work and Prompt service. 101-0 E. Water St. Phone 6033. EMPIRE Livery Feed and Sale Stable C P. BARNARD, Prop. Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs At All Hours. Tranalent atnek given the verr beat of care. Rate alu ays reaaouaule aud tatisfactlon guar anteed. Phone Main 51. Cor. Rose and Oak Sts. R0SEBURG, OREGON. Oregon Made Umbrellas .C. M. MEREDITH.. UMBRBLLA MANUFACTURER Repairing and Recovering of Fine Umbrellas a Specialty, 311 VTmthlugton Stroot. Three doora above Olds A King PORTLAND, ORKQON, BARR HOTEL European and American Plan. Furnished in First-Class Style, N w hos. nwl7 faralahad, two Hocks frost Union depot .All tht raodarn Improvements, re-proof, hot and cold aatar, csutrally 1 Ratts, 91 and $1.25 a Day. MsalaUc, Baths X. Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portias. PORTLAND, OREGON. y ENTERPRISE SHOE CO. 83H North Third Bt. Boots and Shoes Made to Order KEI'AirtINO NEATLY DONE. Work Called for and Delivered. All Work Guaranteed. H. C. RILEY, Manager. Q. F. ROBERTS. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 455 Washington St., Cor. Thirteenth., v Phone Red 1014. PORTLAND, OREGON &. ..ESMOND .. HOT r Portland, - - Oregon Front and Morrison Streets. :ets. V ItATKS! European Plan, 50c to $ .50 Per Day American Plan, $ to $2 Per Dm OSCAR ANDERSON, Manager. J. C. I'ENDEOAST, Chief Clerk. HAZELWOOD CREAM CO. Both Fhoncs IM. Wo make a specialty of "Hazel- wood" butter nnd Cheese. Choicest Ice Cream, Purest of Milk, Cream mid Buttermilk. 382 Washington St. PORTLAND, OREGON NORTHWEST IMPLEMENT CO. Dealers In Agricultural Implements AND VEHICLES. Racine, Fish Wagons. Canton Plows. F. H. SCHREIBER, MgT. ao8 Front St. PORTLAND. C. II. Walker. W. D, Allen The Climax Cafe 152 North Sixth Street. A Clioico Collection of Wines and Liq uors. Imported nnd Domestic Cigars. POOL AND BILLIARD PARLORS Telephone North 1871. Blazier's... No. 248 Burnslde Street , Bet. Second and Third, . ' PORTLAND, OREGON Tho Best of Wines, Liquors and Clgara HOTEL OSBORN CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS REASONABLE RATES Transient SmlMtmmJ -.BOTH PHONES... Travelers should take "8" Street Carat Union Depot and transfer at Yamhill Street to East Anknejr Car. A. W. HEWETTT, Prop. 8.W.DE OR. E.D.ZIESEL. President. Vice I'reit. and Mgr. N. A. SPRONO, Bee'? and Tress. Thm Tontlitm Saving Ammoolmtloa Incorporated, Home offlres. New York Ufa Rtillrtlnr Minneapolis, Minn. OmmHml 1BN,Oee. Paid to Contract Holders In Portland for Weak Ending Nor. 23, S3.S00.00, J. F. OL8KN, Btata Agent, Ortgonian Building. Portland, Oregon B. B. RICH 103 THUD ST. rOIUaNO HOTEL CIGARS 6wtu or nlwwrv flriflPHHsissssr -.n4, ' f'1 V u M StaaL.au