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CONVENIENCES Water, gas,
ewers, electric lights, best street car
service, accessibility to park, leading
churches and finely gradcd( city
Bcheols. Within rcsidenco district,
covering 20 blocks, where Hnwthorno
estate offers these lots for sale, streets
will be fully improved, .stono side-
walks laid, nnd Iiourps will bo nil new
and modern. No houso in this dis-
trict can cost less than $1, COO.
PORTLAND'S GRANDEST
MILLINERY OPENING!
Wo liavo planned well for tho fitHtidiouH drcsscra of thin fashionable city, nnd our "niillinoiy
lndy" inforniH uh Mint in her experience who litis never rieon any display that compnnm with
ours in point of stylo, quality or price! Among tho ninny nnd varied seUctions that we
have gathered aro those from our Now York buyer, wiuurcd in the world's greatest fashion
centors at prices different from tho usual, and as wo believe in tlio close-profit system of
doing business, you share with us in the advantages that our expert buyers baud over to us!
IT'S ELABORATE IN EVERY DETAIL
And thn prices aro within tho jiuisdidion of tho most limited pursu. Tho saving is so pro
nounced and tlio styles so distinctly different that a visit bore today will prove both pleasant
nnd profitable.
YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME TO LOOK
Whether your intention is fo buy or compare Kfliciont niid cordinl snlespeoplc will be rendy
to wait on nnd show you every courte" prevailing in this progressive ago of modern mer
chandising. OTHER SECTIONS OF THE STORE
Are beaming with all that is brightest and best, and special goods which arrived yesterday
from our Now York buyers Imvti been placed on tho cenler-tables for your inspection. You'll
ugreo with us that this is tho economical place to trudo when you see tho tremendous differ
ence in tlio prico wo nslc and tho quotations given you olsowhoro. Kindly excuse a repetition,
but plea8o reniombcr that you aro ivolcnmo bore either to 'look or buy.
B. B. RICH
101 THIRD ST.
PORTLAND HOTEL
CIGARS
Coal - Coal - Coal
"Western Feed & Fuel Co.
Dealers In all kinds of
COAL. COKE. CHARCOAL
Try the famous
ROCK SPRINGS COAL.
Iloth 1'bonea.
Oillco; 151 North Fifth St.
Telephone Red 2925. Ceneral Repairing.
F. P. KEENAN.
Colombia, Hartford and Vedette Bicycle
COLUMBIA IIICYCLKS, 30 TO .
Bicycle Sundries.
IS First et near Washington. I'ortland, Ore.
)r PER MONTH
.39 FOR A
1,111 HOME
Lees than 18c per day, NO INTKRK8T.
MESON MUTUAL HOME SOCIETY
MJ-SU Commercial Block,
rho0 Somtb 1091. PORTLAND, OKK
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A MOST GENEROUS OFFER
Purchasers may have their homes
built on tho installment plan, of
small monthly payments. Buyers of
this property mako their own build-
ing contracts, pay tho cost of construe-
tion themselves from moneys udvane-
cd by tho Hnwthorno estate at low in-
tercst. Property owners aro charged
only actual cost of construction, and
they build their homes just as they
want them to bo.
LOCATION:
Seventh Street, between
Alder and Morrison.
A Nice Gitnie.
"1 came mighty near being cheated
out of tbnt election." said Senator Sor
ghum; "mighty near. It mndo me think
of a poker gnmo I was once In."
"Wlutt kind of a gnmo wits that?"
naked tho attache who una hnd tils sal
ary rained soveral times for laughing
In the right place.
"Well, all I enn say nbout It Is that If
tho other fellows hadn't been too busy
btacklug the cards and dealing off tho
bottom to take any notice of me I never
would have gotten n chance to ring In a
cold deck on them." Washington Star.
Irish ShlpliuildorH.
Irish shipbuilders have been bene
fited by the English engineering strlko.
as, while tho Clyde output showed a
falling off last year of 80,000 tons, ono
Belfast Arm turned out 81,000 tons, or
more than any other Individual firm In
tho three kingdoms.
Madam Allen
(I.ato of .Vow york City.)
CORSET MAKER
xai Washington St.,
Oood Work.
Iw Trices.
I'OltTLAND, ORK
Hurst
Candy Parlors
Ice Cream and
Confectionery
Fine Box Goods
A Specialty.
Phone Hood 203.
290 Morrison St., bet. Fourth and Fifth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
NEIGHBORHOOD Neighobrhood
means values in rcsidenco property,
In this part of Portland aro the
homes of somo of tho best known nnd
most highly respected people of the
state. Tho property is all high,
sightly, and entirloy frco from con-
tamination of any nature. It is one
of tho most healthy locations in Oro-
gon.
Kqunl to Throo.
Public vehicles lu Paris are allowed
to carry only ns mnuy passengers ns
can find seats. After that number has
been admitted no ono Is allowed to en
ter. The explanation will servo to In
troduce an Incident reported by a cor
respondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
A crowd of men nnd women, each
with a numbered ticket, showing the
order In which they were to enter tho
next street car, stood at tho Place de
I'Etolle station when tho down-town
car arrived.
Surveying the crowd, the conductor
cried out: "Only three places lu tho
ear! Who has ticket No. 1?"
With that Mrs. Blank of Chicago, tho
stoutest woman In tho American col
ony, approached, holding up tho ticket
called for.
"Step aboard, madam," said the con
ductor, ringing his go-ahead bell.
"Walt! Walt! I've No. 21" called a
little Frenchman.
"You're too late," replied tho conduc
tor. "Every place Is taken."
wunout rountiHtion.
Towne I hear Jenkins hada tight
with another fellow yesterday.
Browne Impossible! I was with
him for an hour to-day and I didn't
notice a mark 'on him.
Towne But tho story goes that he
simply wiped tho ground up with the
other fellow.
Browne Still more Impossible.
Didn't I tell you I was with him for
an hour and never heard a word about
It? Philadelphia Press.
It W One or III.,
"That was rather u well, a tamo ser
mon of yours this morning, Mr. Mild
man," said the rector, Just returned
from a holjday.
"Was It, sir?" responded the curate.
"It wasn't mine. I've been too busy
this week to write one, nnd I took It
from a bundle In your handwriting out
of the library."
Hteam Dredgen in Alaaka.
Steam dredges costing $250,000 are
being Introduced In Alaskan gold region.
THE BEST RESIDENCE
PART OF PORTLAND.
'I'llslsmoU ilcslrnbla ' Inside" res'
ilcntc luopcrty,, In tlio best noluhbor
liooil. It Is not stthnrbnn nroriirly In
hiij nuiiso. Ilnulliornu I'arW Is bouiul.
eil by Ik'lniont. Knit Sixteenth, Knit
Txu'llth streets and llnwthornenxrnue.
It I' within 15 minutes' walk (iIThlnl
unci Morrlion streets, the business cen
ter, nnd within !lo minuter' wMV. of
the Kuvt Side business district.
TEHMS OF PU1101IASE.
Tlio money paid by the aver
ago houso-liolder in rentals will
buy mi elegant homo in Haw
thorne park. The monthly in
stallments or payments on this
home will not exceed actual
money paid out for rentals. All
property in Portland will ad
vancu in prico within tlio next
year. Prices on insido property,
such as that in Hawthorno
park, will take a jump in tlio
near future that will surprise
old Portland residents. Tlio
present olVer is limited to the
construction of a small number
of houses in addition to tlioso
already built and occupied by
representative families of this
city.
PROCRASTINATE! NEVER! Tho
time to mako inquiry about this most
dcsirablo property is now. If you do
not intend to buy, at least mako in-
iiuiry, and you will learn something
about legitimate nnd honest etTorts to
push Portland's interests. Intending
purchasers should call on or write to
R, L. Cate, 701 Chamber of Com-
mcrce, Portland, Or., Phono, Main,
180; Columbia phone, 180.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
L. A. McNARY.
Regular Republican Nominee for
CITY ATTORNEY.
Election June 2, 11)02.
WM. REID
Regular Republican Nominee for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
West Side.
Election .lime 2, 11)02.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS
Regular Republican Nominee for
MAYOR.
Election .Tune 2, M)2.
FRANK KIERNAN
Regular Republican Nominee Tor
COUNCILMANS Ward.
Election June 2, 1IK)L
L R. WEBSTER
Regular Republican Nomluicc for
COUNTY JUDGE.
Klectlon .June 2, 11)02.
rim jiowuru.
Von Blumer Well, they have elected
me president of the club.
Mrs. Von Blumer I suppose they
give the presidency to the man who
stays away from home the most. De
troit Free Press.
Tho Yakima Market, II. A. Urason,
manager, fresh and cured moat and
poultry, 149 First street. Orogon
phono Main 989.
Van Kirk & Wilson, 1C0 Front street,
Portland, Oergon'; gonoral commission,
harness, farm machinery, groceries,
flour, feed. Columbia 'phono 194; Or
egon 'phono Grant COG. In connection
with D. E. Molkle.
Ford & Laws, successors to J. T.
Wilson.auctloneors, household furni
ture and bankrupt stocks bought and
sold. Office and salesrooms 182 First
street, Portland, Oregon. Columbia
'phono 605; Oregon 'phono South 201.
TRY BIO BEND FLOUR.
Unquestionably the best grade of
family flour on tho market today Is
tho product of the Big Bend Milling
Co., of Davenport, Wash. Bread mado
from this (lour Is pronounced by epi
cures, chefs and cooks generally to
bo unsurpassed.
This well-known brand of goods hns
an Increasing sale in portianu ana
Oregon. Tho wholesulo agents are C.
W. Nottingham & Co.. foot of Wash-
ington street. Portland, Orogon. Ask
your dealer for Big Bend and bo con
vinced of Its superiority. Both 'phones
381.
THE NEW AGE.
Kstnbllshed 1860. A Il.Orimn, MHiinKor.
Olllcc, 2U j Htnrk Street, Concord Ilulldlnir,
l'ortlnnd, Oregon.
AO.ENT8.
O. A. Hitter l'ortlnnd, Oregon
W.J. Whcnton Helena, Montana
To Insuro rmblleiitlon. nil IoiaI ncusnmst
reach us not Inter tlmn Ihursilny morning of
each week.
Subscription price, one year, pnjable In ait-
scrlptli
e, ti 10.
ranee.
CITY NEWS
Mr. Enoch NewBome grows grndully
weaker day by tiny.
Mr. Geo. Gnrdlner, wlfo and
are somewhat better.
child
Remember tho drnma that will soon
tnko place, given by Miss Annie Row
land. It Is n gem.
I limits Cnntly Parlors Is n very
popular placo for lino candles and Ice
cream, 200 Morrison street.
Wo learn that tho dato of tho ball
to bo given by tho Mystic Shrlners Is
fixed for Maq 0th nt O. A. It. hall.
Mr. Nathan Smith, of Chicago, n rol-
ntlvo of Mr. W. 1L Huntor, of Mcach
cm, Is spending a few days In tho city.
A muss meeting for tho purpoBo of
forming a political club was held at
tho Caledonian Hull hiBt Monday eve
ning, i ,
Mrs, Marcolln Banks, an old ploncor
who hns been nn lnmnto of tho county
hospital for somo tlmo past, Is very
low at this writing.
Everybody who has tried Hurats Ico
cream say It's tho best In tho city.
Remember tho place, 200 Morrison
street between 4th and Oth,
Mr. Thos. Marstccn, who loft hero,
sovernl weeks ago, on account of 111
health, Is grcntly Improved by the sea
air and oxpocts to return to our city
In a fow days.
Wfa loam that Mr. A. Watorford has
received tho appointment ns head Jan
itor at tho now custom houso. Ho will
havo a forco of six or eight under him.
Wo offer our congratulations,
Tho members of tho A. M. E. Zlon
church havo mndo n start In tho di
rection of lifting tho mortgage which
hns so long hung ovor their church.
Wo wish thorn success In their under
takings. Tho First of May. Mrs. Kntlc dray
will glvo a grand lltorary entertain
niont at the A. M. E. Klon Church,
Main and 13th streets. Tlio children
nro In training. It will bo tho treat
of tho season,
Services nt Bethel A. M. E. Church,
ns follows: Preaching, 11 a. m pralso
mooting, 12 m.; Sundny School, 1 p, in.
Preaching nt 8:30 p. nv Rev. Drew of
tho Friends Church will conduct tho
servicoH. All nro Invited,
Services nt tho Mt. Olivet Baptist
church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
nnd In tho overling at 8. Rev. Henry
A. Bnrden will ofllclato at each serv
ice SentB froo. All cordially Invited
to attond. Rev. J. L. Allon experts to
reach tho city by tho 4th Sunday In
this month,
Fred Taylor, who has soveral tlmos
been In troublo, was recommitted to
tho reform school Inst weok. Ho seems
to bo Incorrigible), ns notwithstanding
the fnct that ho has been offered any
amount of nBslstnnco, ho Is nlwnyB In
trouble. On this occasion ho was
guilty of stealing a quantity of cloth
ing belonging to Sandy Jackson, Tho
court sontonced him to tlio reform
school until ho Is of ngo.
Tho parlor social given by tho W.
C. T. U. nt tho residence of Mrs. Day
last weok was largely attondod. An
Interesting program was presented
nnd light refreshments served. Among
tho othor numbers wo mention tho
polo by Mrs. D. M. Newman, Instru
mental duet, Mrs. R. WjHllams, and
Mrs.'K. Oray; tho addresses by Mis.
J. N. Fullllovo and Rev, Bigger. Tlio
next meeting will bo at Mrs. M. Mori
doth's resldonco on the second Thurs
day In Mny.
Sunday appolntmont, A. M. E. Zlon
church, corner Muln nnd Thirteenth
streets: Grand rally for pastor.
Broaching. 11 a. m. and 8:30 p. m,;
thomo, 8:30 p. m. "Man Hunting for
Ood;" class meeting, 12 m.: Sabbath
school, 1 p. in,; Christian Endeavori,
7:30 p, jii. Evonlng musicnl program:
Hymn, "Sweet Hour of Prayer;"
hymn, "Wo nro Sowing, Ever Sow
ing;" duet, "Tho Lord Is Our Leader,"
Misses Etta and Hnttlo Wright; nn
thorn, "Stand Up for Jesus." Every
body wolcomo.
On Monday evening last nn Interest
ing mothors' mooting was hold at tho
resldonco of Mrs. Dav under tho nus
pices of tho Lucy Thurman Lenguo,
W. C. T. U. Mrs. Holon D. Hartford.
stato president, was present, and gavo
an oxcellent address. Mrs. J. N, Fulll
lovo, president of tho Lucy Thurman
Lenguo, also addressed tho mooting.
Mrs. Blggors delivered nn oxcellont
recitation nnd Mrs. Gray's boIo. be
sides tho Instrumental duct by Mrs.
K. Gray nnd Mrs. It. Williams wore
good. A lnrgo number wore present
nnd enjoyed tho occasion.
"The Missionary Planters."
I.
"Go nnd ns yo go, preach," wns spo
ken by tho Mnster of old, '
"For tho harvest truly Is ripe." There
fore labor to snvo each soul.
Tho precious seed of tho gospol In ov
ory climato sow,
Not only nt homo among your frionds,
but In the foreign lands nmoru;
tho foes.
II.
The Bnlnted John W'caloy from foreign
lands nnd the beloved Alien from
our bIi ores .
Hnvo taught tho world tho lesson that
Christianity should ontor all
doors.
For with tho Dlvlno thoro Is no dir-
foronco between the Jow nnd the-
Greek,
For nil havo come short of his glory
,and must from, him ropontance-
scok.
III.
Thoroforo tho lendors of tho churclr
aro endeavoring tho mission spirit
to plant,
And llko horoes thoy aro going for-
ward and know nothing of the
word "can't."
Our fearless Shaffer In Western Af-
rlca, Bishop Smith In tho Isles of
tho Sen;
Bravo Coppln In South Africa, called
by Bishop Turner "Tho Land or
tho Frco."
IV.
But would wo forget thnt giant who
for missions hns done his best.
In tho person of II. B. Parks, who la
bors night nnd day without rent?
Dr. Parks, continue thou faithful untlt
tho general conference shall moot.
Then If promotions nro In order wo
pray that thou will receive the
treat.
V.
Now to you, my brothor pnstors, who
are sowing thn missionary aood.
Bo courageous with faith In God, who
hns promised by his power tn
food.
Wo know tho wny becomes dark and
ofton with thorns Is strewed,
But, romombor, from among thn
thorny thistles sometimes cnme
tho Bweotcst food.
Faithfully dedicated to tho heroes or
missions by W. T. DIGGERS,
Portland, Oregon.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
CORDRAY'S THEATRE.
Splendid Dramatization of Celebrated
Poom, "Ostler Joo."
Tho story is ono of love nnd Intrigue,
beautifully told nnd ono which given
n wldo scopn for acting. It Is band
souudy staged and tho light effectK
nro n feature. In tho tltlo role of 'Ostler
Joo' G. A. Shellds Is a strong
chnrnctor, representing a lowly
hostler In English country life,
who Is devoted to his wlfo nnd child,
but tho wlfo, yearning for tho gnyotlcH
nnd wealth of city life, Is lured to
London by Lord Ctoston, who pictures
for hor a hnpplness which she can
nover ronllzo as tho wlfo of hor lowly
husband. Lord Creston, a rouo, nnd
with no fooling deopor than to bring
niln to nil women whoso affections hit
may win, nt Inst pays the penalty of n
tragic death nt the hands of tho wo
man whom ho Induced to leave hor
homo for him, and whom he after
wards discards. She becomes tho
queen of Whlteehapol and ends bis ca
reer lu a grog shop. After a long"
search alio Is found In hor rooms by
hor husband. Sho Is forgiven on her
deathbed and passes away, Just us thn
sleuths from Scotland yards aro about
to nrrcst her for the minder of Lord
Creston. Tho character la taken by
Miss Lucille York, and she chnriUH
her audience not only witli her perfect
nctlng, but with hor decided boauty.
Tho company has soveral strong char- (
actors and the support Is generally
good. ,
Week commencing Sunday, A pill
20. Matinee Saturday.
Heir-ltespoet Forbade.
Abraham Lincoln's love of truth wns
s distinguishing characteristic, and so
great was his reputation as a lawyer
that his clients were sure that they
would win their cases If they employed
him. Yet they know thnt If their cases
wero not fair It would be useless t
consult him.
A lawyer who studied In Mr. Lin
coln's ofllco tells a story illustrative of
his love of Justice, After llsteulug on
day for some time to a client's state
ment of his caso, Lincoln, who ha
been staring at the celllug, suddenly
swung around in his chair, and said;
"Well, you have a pretty good casa
In technical law, but a pretty bad on
lu equity and Justice. You'll have t
get somo other fellow to win this cas
for you. I couldn't do It. All tho time,
while talking to that Jury, I'd be think
ing: 'Llucoln, you're a liar,' and 1 bo
Ilevo I should forget myself and say It
out loud."
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