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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON". A Ht JR r ha KM' 7 rn I Anr lulrkl IitciiI iuiii Be TOPICS OF ) THE TIMES. It will devolve upon CoiiKrcsstnnn Ciislmmii now to cntlcavor to live up to It. The new comet Ih In 1'criihub. Of courac everybody knowM wL'ere I'ega eu Is. After n pjlrl who married for money bccoincH a widow hIic Ih very likely to bo married for lier money. The nut-not-tonioblllut Is Rettlnc to be about an deadly a diameter as I'lzeii I'eto of Quick Ouleli, Arizona. An PRotlHt Ih a man who InslstH on tellliiK you the thliiKH about lilniHelf that you want to tell lilm about your self. In other words, If they don't top these railroad mensem the people will wait and do the final iiicrirliiK act them hcIVch. Any old rhyme may be made popular by a Rood tune, and almost any Htlck of a man may be made Important by a clever wife. It would bo dlllleiilt to convince a Kentucky Klatesnian that the water cure Ih not the most diabolical torture cut Indicted. One of the church papcm refem to TiilimiKe an "the milliliter who reached the people." Why Ih It that more of them do not reach the people? Nicola Tenia Iiiih discovered how to extract power from the atmosphere to propel air ulilps. Ah hooii iih he can K't around to It he will extract Home. In (icrinauy they are now making mi gar from beetH and gasoline from pota toes. They have not iih yet been able, however, to ut't blood out of a turnip. Carnegie says that the man who suc ceeds Is the limn who tries to do a little more than Is expected of lilm. If this Ih true, no true olllee boy will ever get ahead the length of his nose. And now comes John I). Rockefeller, Jr., and tells us that "riches Ih no bar to hea veil." Probably not, In them selves, but It Ih the thing a man does In trying to get riches that lessens his chances for heaven. Cecil IthodcH left ten millions to edu cate American hoys In the great Kii gllHh collegeH and unlvemltles, and It Ih said that Carnegie will leave several times that much for the purpose of educating Kiigllsh boyH In the great colleges of America. Another tlo In the Anglo-Saxon friendship. The London Lancet, which has for ninny yearn been engaged In thu noble work of protecting humanity from the dangers that keep continually spring ing up, comes forward with a timely 'warning against too much bathing. The Lancet says; "Too much bathing Is harmful, as It tends to maceration of the superllclal part of the epidermis, which Is too frciucutly removed ami occasions probably too rapid ti prollfen. lion of the cells of thu malplglilau layer." Let people who are In the habit of giving themselves up to the pleas ures of the bath pause and consider. It Is doubtless a serious thing to bring on a maceration of the superllclal parts of the epidermis, and wu are free to confess that wu should shrink In dread from one who carelessly went about with a proliferation of thu cells of the malplghlan layer. It Is fortunate that the Lancet has pointed out the danger In time to head off an epidemic of the trouble mentioned, and we have no doubt that the warning will, In most quarters, be gladly heeded. The managers of thu steam railroads have claimed all along that they arc not especially concerned over the fact that liiterurbau railroads are rapidly developing throughout thu country and they aru still exploiting this samu opinion. The position they take Is that the liiterurbau Hues will not ultimately Injure the steam roads, but will rather net as feeders and will stimulate u greater travel, it Is pointed out In an exhaustive article In the New York Commercial on the development of elec tric railway tiallle, that "the main rail road systems of the country as a rulo run along thu stralghtest Hue between markets, Instead of deviating here and there to take In nelghlKirlng towns; thi')' havo tapped with branch lines thu territory contiguous to their right of way. These branch lines aru rarely lirotltable; but an electric road can tra vitm a territory which a steam line would tlud uuprolltable and take up freight In small ipiantltles and carry It short distances at a proilt. It Is therefore argued that the Held fur thu future development of electric rail wa)s as freight cnrrlers lies largely In their evolution as feeders to exist ing steam railroads." Another point dwelt upon Is thu "trolley habit." "l'eo pie begin taking short trips on thu electric line, and thu tastu for ear travel Is fostered to thu ultimate ban dit of the steam roads. Thus electric lines are constantly working up freight and passenger business for tho bteam railroad systems." In thu recent enso of an abused wlfo and a brutal husband In Ids court Judge Tuthlll of Chicago expressed nn opinion to thu effect that It was tho right If not thu duty of a woman to shoot lier husband If ho was boating Iter TUo Juw doca not auttiorlzo nor excuse a homicide unless It Is com mitted ns tho last necessity of a man In defending his own life. A person assailed must retreat from his assail ant and avoid collision as long ns pos sible. When he can retreat no farther he may strike back. Hut lie must use no greater violence than Is necessary to protect his life or to avert dangerous Injury. If a man Is assailed at night by a thug, or nt any time by n known enemy, he may shoot his assailant even If he Is not nctually In extreme Jeopar dy. If he kills the man by whom he Is attacked he wilt be excused on tbo ground that he believed his life was In danger. The facts In evidence anil the entire situation ns It nppcars to tho Jury will determine their verdict It Is seldom that the condition under which a drunken brute beats his wlfo places her life In dnnger or that sho thinks she Is In danger of mortal harm. It Is seldom that there Is n degree of pas sion In n brutal husband by which he Is Inspired with n murderous Intent. .Sometimes, perhaps often, the husband may not have commenced the quarrel. A desperate quarrel between n hus band and his wife Is generally compli cated by the fact that they have chil dren sometimes very young and sometimes of older growth. The effect on the children of extreme measures adopted under ir sudden passionate Im pulse or with deliberation Is always to lie considered. Consequences may oc cur worse than tho acts of violence through which the wife and mother suffers. Domestic happiness Is not pro moted when a wife causes her hus band's arrest for nets of brutality. The mini may be lined and Imprisoned. If there are children the family may be scattered to become objects of char ity or to acquire a criminal education. The wife's longer forbearance may be a continued martyrdom. Hut there are some thlngH worse than n mnrtyr's life. What shall nn abused wife do when assaulted by a brutal husband In a passion Is the most serious question that ran be proposed. At any rate, the proper answer Is not "Shoot lilm." The world Is growing better In this respect. As compared with the not very distant past there nre but few cases of domestic violence. A few more years of human Improvement will bring peaceful homes to those corners or troubled spaces tu life where they nre needed most. TOMB OF DANIEL. Jciilonuly Onnrilcil liy Followers of the Prophet of IhIuiii. In the wastes of Western Persia, in the Province of Liirlstnu, there stands a Miihomedau mosque, easily distin guishable at a distance by Its faceted spire (for It does not boast of the usual round cupola). This mosque Is Jealous ly guarded by Its priests, and no Euro pean Is ever allowed ncccss to tire sacred spot. It Is of profound Interest 4iff' HI1I. &3J,Vji?- ies j THE TO Mil Of DANIEL. to Itllilli'iil mid other Htuilonts, for hero tradition locates thu tomli of thu prophet Daniel. Hard by Ir the fort of Sunn, built by tho brilliant French iirchacoloKlHt, M. .Inclines do Morgan, and IiIh colcliiKiiCH, on tho hUo of what was no doubt once the acropolis of tho ancient and famous city of Subii. This hill, of courne, commands the best view of the exterior of the inomiuo. Vet oven to M. de Morgan, who In an excel lent terniH with tho reverend Janitors, admlttanco Is denied, so rigid Is tho rule, DURATION Of LIFE. Ot 1000 890 r'','' rx ertl.tve- r .T lOjt.tt -'!. 1,1 MM4P8 , jr,ao 19.14 xflyf.i'i famuli) .Tt.f "I )0jcm 30 f 31 att.v Tlts svc.zrc n Ttfjf.r, WJ3 Vlt,9St XiWI 'l mat S3s.no Xxuoit roj'i II fffjeor MM 430, M mm "1 UJt.023 fly) f ... '1 f ilif Jvnku 1VI )'! HIiT T "t d ?0J4'1 s '1 IIL...1..H.l lWy'j 71 Awt 1. V.4.JVU Hi n llflfr , CO O.009 Tho above diagram how your chances of attaining various ages. ltlrttipUcn of resilience. The marshy ground of tho Ganges delta, with Its vast masses of vege tation decaying under a tropical sun, Is tho native home of cholera. In that pestilential region cholera nnd plague. aro found every year and all the year round. Kvery cholera epidemic which bus desolated Kurope, every visitation ot tho plague, Is believed to havo started from tho mouth of tho Gauges. Morphlita hi Torto Hloo Town. Morphtuo Is used extensively In tho town of .lunua Dlac, Torto Hlco. It In estimated by tho Insular board of health that out of tho 11.600 Inhabitants 1,000 aro victims of this terrible bablt LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF EASTERN OREGON. THE MINT SALOON O. L. MEtLLQUISr, Prop. I5KFT IIRANDS OK WINK8 AND LIQUORS IMPORTED AND IIOMKSriC CIOARS..... Cornet Perot Street and Jefferson Avenue, LA GRANDE, Olt. The Leading FURNITURE DEALER AND OP EASTERN OREGON IS ..M. A. RADER.. Funeral Director ami Embalmer LadyAsslstant. rENII.ETON OrtRUON E. Y. Judd, 1'iest. F K. Juni), Sen'jr and Tress. Tiilros 12. Fell, Manager Incorporated, 1890 Capital Stock, $19,000 PENDLETON Woolen Mills Manufacturer! ot FleeceWool Blankets, Indian Robes Casslmercs, Flannels Pondloton, Orom Leadlno Business Firms ol TEie Dies mllK CELEBRATED OOLUMIIIA DREWERY TE AUQIIST llUCHLKR, Prop. This well-known brewery Is now turning out the best llccrnnd I'orlcrcnst of tho Cascades. The latest appliance for tho manufacture ol rood healthful llecrhavo been Introduced, and only thu flrst-cliiss article will be placed ou tin market. Kill Second Street THE DALLES, Oil. Dalles Laundry Go. FIRST-OLASS WORK' at Short Nottca Gentlemen's Work a Specialty Local Phone 341 Long Dlstauca 003 THE DALLES, OREdON Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES, OR. General Forwarding AND-J Commission Merchant. Ofllies and Warehouses at RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS Wool handling our specialty, tiraln bought and sold. Columbia Browory Thm Omlmhtmtma AUOUST BUCMLER, Propr. Of the product of Oil Nell-known brinrery, the United States Health Honoris for June '), 1900, ) : "A more superior brew uevcrentered tho labratoryof th United States Health Re ports. It U absolutely devoid of the slightest traroof adulteration, but on the other hand Is composed of the best ot malt and choicest of hons. Its Ionic dualities ate of ihehlihesLand It can ba used with the greatest benefit and satisfaction br old and young. lis use can con scientiously bn prrsorloed by the physlclaus, with (lie certainty that a better, purer or mora wholesome beverage could not possibly b lound." . Jfcetuttf at., THE DALLES, OH. Bar Fixtures 'and ..Billiard Tables.. Have Re-established their busi ness in PORTLAND, at 49 Third Street. A full stock of Bar Fixtutes, Bil liard and Pool Tables, Bowling Alleys and Supplies always on hand. EASY PAYMENTS. J. G. REDDICK, Manager. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A FAMILY LIBRARY Dm Btst k Currant Utiratwi 12 Complctk Novum Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2,60 pcrvcar; 25CTS.A COPY NO CONTINUED STORIES KVINY NUMaKR COMPLCTK IN ITSKLP CALL AT THE COULTER GROCERY STORE FOR FIRST CLASS GOODS Carry Full Lino of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Telephone White 007. EAST SIDE. T I1K It. T. HUDSON ARMS CO. "wholesale and Retail Dealer In Guns, Fish ing Tackle, llaseball, Theatrical and Gymnas ium Moods, A. (I. Hpnldlnp'fl Athletic Goods. Hcntiiarteri for Molt Goods. Hand Loaded shells lo order of every description. Fine Oun repairing especially. 1)0 Third St, PORTLAND, OREGON "QUELLE" 8. E. Corner Sixth and Stark Sts. Fritz Sechtem. Baron" Schlenk Most Elegantly Appointed Refectory in the Northwest. Crawllsh a Specialty. Foreign nnd Domestic Delicacies. .Grill Room in Connection. PHILLIPS TRUNK CO. Trunks Made to Order Also Taken in (Exchange. TRUNKS REPAIRED. 311 Morrison St., Opposite Postoffice Nottingham & Co. (Established 1882.) JOII11KRS IN Lime, Cement, Piaster, Land Plaster, Hair, Lath, Shingles, Flour and Feed. SOLE AGENTS FOR Big Bend and Moss Rose Flour Doth Phones 381, Central Dock, Foot of Washington St. Portland, Oregon. A. Goodnough J. ol Sleorns GOODNOUGH & STEARNS Real Estate Loans and Insurance Washington llulldlug, Portland, Or City, Suburban and Country Property, Im proved and unimproved. Timber and Coal Lands, Cholco Water Krontago, sultablo for manufacturing puroscs. Valuablo business property for sale. O. II. Sclple. M. 8. Sslple, OWEN H. SEIPLE & GO. Dealers In STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES PIIONK SOUTH 1000. 383 Morrison St. PORTLAND, OREGON Timber Lands and Homesteads Located; Kstlmatesof Timber by Competent Kstlmators. EQUITY RENTAL AND REAL ESTATE CO. Dcnlerx in Ileal Etitnto. Hunts Col lected; Ihibinegs Chnncer and Loans Negotiated, C. L. Case. A. R. Sprcadborough. Oregon Phone Union KM. Main Otllce: SSt Kan Morrison Bt. TOHTLAND, ORK TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND Deart. . S.00 V. M. .UiSO lM. Arrlva. 7:00 A.M. North Coast Limited Twin City Express........ Kansas City & St, Louts Pugct Bound Limited..... 5:20 V. M. 11:10 T. M. 6:ts V. M. . 8:2i A. M. , 9:33 A. M. Take the Puget Sound Limited For Olympia, South Itend and Gray' Harbor points. .Ml trains daily. Our trains daily to Tacotua and Seattle. Three through to tho East, A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Agent 355 Morrison St.. cor. Third, PORTLAND, OREGON HY HAIL ANDWATKIt. A STORIA & CQLUMBII w in) siioll Passenger Tins Mi WITH THROUGH PARLOR CARS BETWLEM Portland, Astoria Seaside Leaves Union Depot Portland For MarRers, Rain ier, Clatskanle Westport, Clifton, Astoria, Warren ton, I'latcl, Gear hart Park and Sea side. Astoria A Seashore Express Dall). Astoria Express Dally. Arrives Union Depot Portland 1:00 a.m. 11:10 a. m. 9:40 p.m. 6:.Wp. m. 12:30 p.m. Dally except Saturday. (Saturday only. Ticket office, 25S Morrison street, and Union depot. Portlaud. J. C. MAYO, Ocn. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or. SHAVER TRANSPORTATION STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER, Wilt leave Portland, foot ol Washington St., Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday avculnir nt 6 o'clock, for l-auvles Island, St. Helens, Oanles, Deer Island, Martins, Knlatnn, Ncur City. Ranlcr.ilt. Collin, MnKer. Stella, Oak Point, Freomaus, Manzanlllo,Clatskaulo and all way landing. "BEST OF EVERYTHING" In a word tills tells of tho pas. sciiRer service via 1 NORTHWESTERN LI Eight Trains Dolly botweon St. I'aul and Chicago, coniprlslntr Til Lnlrst I'lilluinii Hlroiors, l'orlr.s Ulnlnr Cars, Llbntry uniF Olnrrvntlon Cars, t'ran ICeollii Insf Ulialr Cars. THK TWKNTIKTH CESTUKY TIIA1N "THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED" Ituns Everjr Day of tho Year. The Finest Train in tho World Electric Lighted Steam Heated TO CHICAGO BY DAYLIGHT. The nsdter State Express, tho finest Day TrslL KunnltiK Jletwecn Bt. l'anl and CIiIchro vis the aliort l.lne. Connections from the West made via. The Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Canadian Pacific Railways This Is alio the best line between Omaha, Bt Paul and Minneapolis. All Agents sell Tickets via "Tlia Nortlirreit ern Line." W. II. MEAD, (lenernl Agent. II. L. SISLGR, T. A. 248 Aldor Street, l'ortUud, Or. ..THE REGULATOR LINE.. Tho Dalloa, Portland & Astoria Navigation Da. COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY. STEAMEI18 Dalles City and Regulator "COLUMBIA RIVER D6fu BETWKEH Portland, Cascade Locks, Hood River and The Dalles. Far Information call on or address M. V. HARRISON, Agtnt, OmIc 8tret lnok, l'OUTI.A.NO, OK. Oregon Fone 9U. Col. Fone 493. Or W. C ALLAWAY, Genl. Agt., Tho Ullf, Or. . J. SMITH, lrB1v. Ag TICKETS TO ALU Points East VIA Jfe Shortest and quickest Una to St. Paul, Dukith, Minneapolis, Chicago and all points East. Through ralace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cars. Dally Trains; Fast Time; SerTice and Ecaoery Unefjualed. For Rates, Folders and Full Information Re garding Eastern Trip, call on or addreta J. V. PHALON, T. P. A, H. DICKSON, C. T. A 122 THIRD ST., PORTLAND. A. B. O. DENNISTON, G. W. P. A., I First ATatu. SEATTLE, WASsi RIVER RAILRfliD CO HsEB3S5EBBMHBMr Nl CO. Wk OREGON (mp Shopj lime nd union Pacific n.rl.r TIME SCHE0ULE! ...... - Dirimt rotllsnd. Of. A""T Chicago Calt Lake. Penrer, 4:30p.m. I'nrtlaud Ft. Worth, Omaha, Special Kansas City, St. 't'.bOa. m. IOUls,Chicagoand via hut. Huntington. At'antto TV alia Walla Lewis- 1: 10 a. a. Express toti,8pokne,Mln- 1:00 p.m. neapolls.St.raul, via Dnluth, Jlllwan. Huntington. kecCblcagoJiEast Straul Bait Lake. Denver, 7:00a.m. Fit Mall Ft. TVorth.Omaha, 6:00 p.m. Kanras City, St. via Louls,Cnlctgoaud EpoLan hast. 72 HOURS PORTLAND JO CHICAGO No change of cars. Lowest Rates, Quickest Time. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE ritOM rOHTLANIJ. l.-oo p.m. All salting dates subject to change For Fan Francisco tall every 4 days. 4:00 p.m. Dally Ex. Sunday 8:0O ti. m. faturriay 10:00 p. in. Columbia Rlisr ttsamsrs. To Astoria and Way Landings. 4 00 p. m. Ex. Sunday 6:45 a.m. Kx.buuday Wlllsmslls Rltsr. Ortion City, New. berg. 8alem, Inde pendence A TV ay Landings. 4:.iop.m. Ex. Sunday 7:00 a.m. Ti'es., Thiir. and Sat. Wlllsmslls and Yam. hill Rlisrs. Oregon City, Pay. ton, A Way Land ings. a:oo p.m. Hon., Wed. and Fri. 4:45 a.m. Tun.. Tluir aud6au ttlltamslt Rlttr. Portland to Corral. Us A Way Land ings. 4:90 p.m. Hon., Wed. and FrL For low rates and other Information writ t A. L. CRAIQ, General Tassenger Agent, Portland, Oiv EAST AND SOUTH SOJJTHERNPACIFIC CO. Shasta Route Trains lenvo West Bclo lor Portland and way stations at 10:45 a. m. Lvao for Albany at 3:05 p. in. i Leaves Portland 8:S0 a. m., 7 p. m. " AlliAuy l'.'sso p. in., 10:.T0 p, m. Arrives Ashland l'J:3.l n. in., 11::I0 a. in. 11 Sacramento 5 p. m,,4;3i n. m. Han FrniicUco 7:41 p. in., H:15 a. in. " OKdeii Mn a. m., llil.'ia.m. " Iiemcr 0 a. in.,Un. in. " Kansas City TYVt a. in., 0;f a. m, " CIiIchro 7;tA a, in., u:30 a. in. 11 I-o Angeles :'io . m., 7 a. in. " Kl I'HtoOp. in., 6 p. in, " Fort Worth 0::m a. m., 0:SOp. tn. ' City of Mexico 0:M a. m.,0:M a.m. " Iloustoii 4 a. in., 4 a. m, New Orleans 6vh p. in., 0:25 ft. in. - " Wftshington 0:ii a. in., 6:42 a. mv . " Now York 12:43 p. m., 12;13 p. in. ' Pullman and Tourist car on both train. Chair carsKncrnmonto lo Otrden and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, rJt. Ixiulv, New Or leans nnd TVashliiKtoii, Connectint; at ban Francisco with soveral lints lor Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and Soutli America. R. B. MILLER, G. P, A., Portland, Orogonf White Collar Line Portland -Astoria Route Str. "BAILEY GATZERT." Dally round trips except Sunday, TIMK OAUU. Lenvca Tortland 7:00 A. M Leaes Astoria 7:00 P. M Through Portland connection with 8tanicr ahcotla from Ilwaco and Ixing Ileach polnts; White Collar IJno tickcta intorchatigeabla with O. It. 4 N. Co. and V. T. Co. tickets The Dalles-Portland Route STEAMERS "TAHOMA" And "METLAKO'' Daily trips except Bunday. Sir. "TAHOMA," LeaTet Portland. Mon., Wed., Frl - 7:00 A. M Leaves The Dallcs,Tues.,1hurs.6at,7.00A. M Sir. "METLAKO." Leaves Portland. Tues., Thu.. Sat 7:00 A. M. Leaves The Dalles Mon., Wed., Frl-,.,7 :00 A. 41. Landing and olllee: Foot Alder Btrcct. Doth phones Jlaln 351. Portland, Oregon.- AGENTS. JOHN M. FILLOON- The Dalles, Or Astoria, Or .Hood River, Or White Salmon, Wash ...-.Vancouver, Wasb . Lylo, T ash Stevenson, Wash Carson, Waali A, J. TAYLOR.:. J. J. LUCKEY .. , .... WOLFOKD 4 WYEU3.. J. C. TVYATT ,,. B. B. OILI1KKTH JOHN Jl. TOTTON. HKNRY OLMSTED WM. DUTLER.....7.I.3. .uutter, van E. W. CRICHTON, Portland, Oregon THE HOUSE FURNISHING GO. (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Woven Wire Mattresses. J'?rM'ron.ler,t ".H L,c Curtains. 8hades. Furniture, Wall Paper, Picture Frame, Mattresses, Beddlnc. URderUkingandembalminsaspeclaKy Stores at Albany and Salem. Ore, Factory at Albany, Ore. Muonle Twaple, Albany, OsiaoM. 6 ' 9 w R(-- m r. , tmm i k t A ti r :: ,1 I 1 U , a & IM W ..rt-.-v fe& kc"i. tf-A-i'i 'fcJa,Aa,flllLA'' ,sA.'.