" i " xyir-, -
THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OKEGCXN.
.
Gt
itching Skin
Distress by day and night
Thnt'B tlio complnint of thoeo who nre
to unfortunate ns'to bo afflicted with
Lczcma or Salt Rheum and outward
applications do not cure. They can't.
Tho sourco of tho trotiblo is in tho
blood mnko that puro nnd this pcnllng,
burning, itching skin diseaso will disap
pear. Accept no substitute. '
Hood's Sarsaparilla
rids tho blood of all impurities and cures
all eruptions.
Bee Exhibit t World's Fair.
'Mnyoi Swinlt, of Rocky Ford, Colo.,
who has perhaps tho largest beo plant
in America, is going to tako his boes
to tho World's Fair at St. Louis, and
thoy will work there from tho timo tho
exposition opens until it closes. Mr.
Swlnk is willing to construct of boo
hives a miniature of tho Colorado Stato
Houso at Dflnvor. This will roquiro
about G40 hives, and in all about
5,500,000 beeB will work.
Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
Children during tho teething perldd.
Infelicitous.
A correspondent of tho Boston Jour
nal declares that ho hoard of a young
clergyman tho other day who startled
his hearers by beginning his address
at a funoral thus: "Whilo thoro has
been something discovered to rolieve
the pain of having teeth extracted,
thoro has been nothing discovered as yet
to allay tho pain of, parting with frionds
by death.
FITS
Psrnmntntlr Curca rfo Ml r nervousness
after tint lnT'antfnf llr. hllna'.nreit Nnm
Seitortr. Semi for Fit R K S'J.00 trial bottle D.I treat.
. lS.U.U.KuNS.Lt(l..MlArc:li3t..PljlUd.litil,lS
Filth In Public Places.
A wl.cr declares that thoro is moro
filth, squalor and gonornl slovenliness
in public places and works, in ntroots,
squnros, river-sides, docks, roads and
, bridges in tho United States than in
any other country of tho first or even
tho second rank. He says thtut in this
respect wo rank with Turkoy rather
than with England or Germany.
Bhnkn Into Your Shorn
Alton's root-Kn.o. A powder. Itmakc tight
it now shoes (col easy. It Is n rorlnln curu lor
meeting, cnlloui nnd hot, tired, aching feet,
bold by all Drupxlst. Price Hie. Trial tmekneo
mailed FilUE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lo
Koy.N. Y.
- Met Their Fate,
"Aio you ready?" nskod tho first
man. ,
"I am," camo tho answor in a firm
tone.
"Then come. Wo may as woll know
tho worst.''
Closing tho door behind them, thoy
resolutoly descended tho stairs.
Whon thoy roso from tho boarding
houso table, thoy agreed that tho meal
had been no worso than usual. Judge.
I nm sure Piso's Cure for Consumption
rnvrd my life three years eo, Mrs. Titos.
ItoiiMK. Maple street, Norwich, N. Y.,
Feb. 17, 10OO.
Uncle Hezeklah on Golf.
"I don't seq why thoy call golf a roy
al and ancient game," romarked tho
Cohoos philosopher. "I nover heard
of it till two months ago, nn' my folks
has lived right in this horo country for
sixty yoars. An' na for its bain' royal
it ain't played in a court Hko tonnls
I don't seo where thot comes in. An
if it is, it's ngin tho constitution and
the flag. Judgo.
The Reason.
Asked the othor day why it is that so
few of his rnco committed suicide,
Brother Dickoy replied:
"Well, Bull, my experionco is, some
of 'em don't need to; dey lynches 'em
coon enough."
ECZEMA'S
ITOH IS TORTURE.
Bczetna is caused by on acid humor In
the blood coming In contact with the
skin and producing great redness and in
flammation ; little pustular eruptions form
and discharge a. thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off ; sometimes the akin la
hard, dry and fissured. Eczema in any
form is a tormenting, stubborn disease,
jsdthe itching; and burning at times are
10041' unbearable; the acid burning
humor seems to ooze out and act the akin
on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter
nal applications do any real good, for as
lone as the poison remains la the blood
it will keep the akin irritated.
WAD FORM OF TETTER.
"Vol three years I
ao iiir on mr
bands, which caused
Uern to weU to twice
their Mturslslsc. Part
of the time the disease
ilntaeionaoirun-
stlas sorts, very pain.
fsu, and"cauing; me
much dUcomfort.Four
doctors said the Tetter
had Droarcstcd too far
to be wed. and. the r
raU iV nothing for V
sac' -I took ol three)
bottles of 8. 8. 8. and
watramnlttrlv cured.
.Tsuswai nneen jcara T nwTW9
' at, and X have nerer"
' sfiicescea any siga of my old trotfbUJ'S
fc. : Jackson, 1414 UcCce at, Kansas City,
Mis,
Mo.
e O C i.Mt.1-a .ttila mnlA Wi4stn
ulllii.ttlivv4inii wiiaro it to a healthv.
BaturaKatatepand the rough, unhealthy
akin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
akin becomes soft, 1
sss
,'curea xeiccr, arj
IsipeJaa, Psoriasis,' Salt
Rheum and all akin
diseases due to a pois
' nna) condition of the
blood. Send for our book and wnte us
about your case. Our physician nave
Bade these diseases a Ufa Study, and can
help you by-their-adyice; re make no
chargefortbiaaervlce. AllcorreapondeaA.
( conducted in strictest confidence.
TMC MMFT SPCOFirMb, ATLANTA, U.
w4
asUwabaiuik-TaitasOood, ?
aJLpiinig giiasi f'sjtu L
A NOTED EDUCATOR.
r. Charles Kendall Aitama, Who Died
Recently In California. '
The recent death In California of Dr.
Charles Kendall Adams, formerly pres
ident of tho University of Wisconsin,
removed one of the most gifted and
progressive educators In tho United
States. Dr. Adams hnd been ill for
several mouths nnd death ,camo as n
relief. Ills death was due to Drlght's
disease.
Charles Kendall Adams was born In
Vermont In 1835, nnd was reared In n
family where Intellectual strength was
more cftnsplcuous than worldly wealth,
lie entered the public schools at Derby,
Vt., but nt tho nge of 20, when his par
ents removed to Iowa, he was still un
decided whether his life w,ork would bo
as a student or n factor In the commer
cial world. At 21 he definitely deter
mined to fit himself for college, nnd In
the summer of 1650 began to study
Latin and Greek nt Denmark Academy
under tho Instruction of Rev. n. K.,Kd
son. In September. 1857. be was ndmlt
ted to the. University of Michigan, hnd
literally, so far ns finances were con
cerned, worked his way through that
college.
Ho became Interested In historical
studies nnd took a postgraduate course
In that line. At tho same time ho be
came asslstnnt librarian of tho univer
sity nnd had chnrgo of one of the lower
classes In history. H wns 1804 before
ho began to reap a reward for his la
bors, lie then received nn appoint
ment as Instructor of history nnd
Lntln. nnd a yenr later he became nn
assistant professor. When Prof. Whlto
resigned in 18(17 to tuke the presidency
of the Cornell I'rof. Adams been 1110 a
full professor of history of tho Univer
sity of Michigan, and found his repu
tation for scholarship made.
Other universities and colleges sought
him, but ho remained with tho Univer
sity of' Michigan until called to tho
presidency of Cornell, a position which
lie held for seven years. At Cornell ho
devoted himself largely to consolidat
ing and reorganizing many depart
ments, with such success that tho
teaching Htnff rose from 54 to 135 ami
the students enrolled from 573 to 1,500.
On January 17, 1803, Prof, Adnms
wns Inaugurated president of tho Uni
versity of Wisconsin nt Madison, and
held that position until last year, when
falling health compelled his reslgun
tlou. In degrees ho received that of
LL. D. from tho University of, Chicago
in 1878 nnd from Harvard In 1SS0.
Prof. Adnms was tho nuthor of De
mocracy and Monarchy In France,
which attracted much nttentlon and
was translated Irko German. Ho was n
capital organizer, strong-willed and
purposeful. He gave the University of
Wisconsin a national education and In
creased Its business strength manifold,
llcsldes his contributions to American
and foreign revlows he. wroto Repre
sentative BrltlHh Orations and a num
ber of historical contributions to cur
rent literature
COUNTESS TOL8TOI.
Deroted Wife of the Fatnoua Russian
Author and Kefurmer.
One of the most cultured women In
Europo Is Countess Sophia Andrerona
Tolstoi, wife of tho great Russian re
former and author. At the age of 17
he reoelved u diploma from tho Uni
versity of M6scow and a year later be
came the bride of the man whoso fame
is now world-wide. To Count Tolstoi
she has ever since been n most devoted
helper and this devotion tho sociologist
once descrlbedj "If I vero a clarionet
COCKTESS TOLSTOI.
my wife would spend all her time pol
ishing and burnishing the keys."
The countess acts ns her husband's
secretary and critic and looks after his
copyrights and royalties. She Is deeply
Interested In her children and for them
until each bud passed tho tenth year
she made their clothing with her own
hands.
s Sojaae people get byerljMUed, rushing
around looklug for a cool spot.
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RAM'S MORN BLASTS.
Warning Notes CuIUiik the Wicked to
Itepcutnncc.
r- - LIBERAL soul la
1 SK'tyrf AY " kpst sermon.
As-' J on nUurnllty.
To bury a truth
Is to ralso a lie.
God's word
wins Its 0 w n
way.
Tho first effect
of knowledge Is
the consciousness
of Ignorance.
Tho edltlce of
chnrnctcr can not
be built without nn architect.
Men do not stumble on salvation.
Moral exercise makes moral athletes.
Regeneration docs more thnu reform.
Every moral Inheritance Is entailed.
Hard living does not make easy dy
ing. All great work consists of sranll
deeds.
Boys novo eyes like hawks for hypo
crites. Blessings come In service ns well as
after It.
Men nre either moulders or nro
moulded.
Tho heart makes n good engine, but
a poor rudder.
Growing nnd giving nro tho best evi
dences of living.
Sponges gather easily, but they nre
quickly wrung dry.
Tho world docs not need to mako
crosses for cowards.
Yesterday's success may bo the se
cret of to-day's failure.
God can give us patience, but no
can not give us practice.
It Is better to bo saved In a storm
than drowned In n calm.
Religious teachers count for moro
than religious teachings.
Wo can easily benr ntlllctlons when
homo up by Ills affection.
GREAT LAKE CITIES.
Hit lit from tho IudtnttrlcH of tho Lake
"The story of the development of tho
Industries of the Inko region nnd tho
growth of Interlnke commerce Is writ
ten In the histories of tho great cities
oft commercial and manufacturing Im
portance which lino tho American
shore of all tho lakes.
"Chicago, the mistress of theso In
land sens, Is the food market of tho
world and the commercial center of
the American nation.
"Tho Great Lukes have made Buffalo
tho second city of Importance In tho
Empire State, tho greatest point of ex
change between mil nnd water traf
fic on the globe, nnd the fourth port of
the world In the volume Af Its ton
nngc," says a writer In Atnsleo's Mag
azine. "They hnvo mndo Cleveland near tho
mid-shore of Lnko Erie, an Iron nnd
steel center of mauufneture, second
only to Pittsburg.
"Detroit, the oldest city on tho lnkes,
nnd most closely associated wth their
history, Is nlso tho most beautiful.
With nine miles of water frontage and
a mngnlllcent city park on ono of tho
Inrgo Islands In tho river, It Is oven
moro plcturcsquo In Its approaches
than Cluveland-on-thc-Bluffs. It hns
grown so steadily In cammorclnl Im
portance that Its business chart eris
tics now possess n grenter Interest than
either Its scenic features or historic
localities.
1 "Mlhvaukce, tho second city of lm
portnncb on Lnko Michigan. Is the
brewing center of the world, but It
manufactures moro iron than beer, nnd
nearly half as much Hour, and does nn
Immcnso business In meats nnd leath
er. "Duluth, the commercial ruler of
Lnko Sunerlor. hns nchloved a great
ness nlinost equal to that predicted In
tho hyperbolic ridicule of Proctor
Knott.
"AH of the cities of established com
mercial Imnortanco on tho Great
Lakes, except Duluth, have large ship
yards, equipped for tho construction
of even tho largest types of ocean ves
sel, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Chi
cago, Milwaukee and Bay City, at the
head of Saglnnw Bay.
"Just across the St. Louis river from
Duluth, her sister city of West Supe
rior also has lnrgo shipyards, and It Is
thero that the whalebacks, the curious
craft that look llko a huge holler
afloat, arp built."
Husband Management.
Thero la one secret, nnd only one,
which It Is allowuble, even advisable,
for a wlfo to coucenl from her bus.
band-tho secret that she manages
him; ho must uover know or suspect
it; not ono of .their friends or ac
quaintances must havo un Inkling of
It, says tho Lady's Realm. A man
managed publicly Is n degraded speetn
cle; a dictatorial order or a rude ns
sumption of authority beforo oven the
nearest relative Is In abomlnnhle tnste,
aud tho husband, If he huvo nn ouuca
of spirit, will resent It.
Wrong Definition.
"Love," suld tho poet, "Is n mystic
Influence; It Is a message and u re
sponse, voluble In. a flush of "thought;
it conquers tlmo aud distance, aud its
exchange requires no medium for trans
mission." "That's not love," bald the
practical mun; "you're talking about
wireless telegraphy now!"
The wduld-bo humorist rubn it In on
tho mother-in-law occasionally, but
realizing which" side of his butter tho
bread Is on, ho lets tho futher-lu-luw
religiously tilonc.
With tho exception of lovemaklng,,
there are many pew ways of doing old
things.
ir I 1 1 I iiv"
LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON,
3Z-:
L
OU1S HUNZIKKlt.
I
I'ltACTlCAI. WATCHMAKKK, JKWKt.KU
AND OPTICIAN.
Diamonds, Matches, Jewelry. Silverware, Op
tical (ioodr, Cut (linns.
720 Main Street. l'KNM.KTON, Orctron
T
HE OWU
A GENTLEMAN'S KESOKT.
Finest Wines. I.l'iuors nnd Clears, (live Us a
Call. 0p. Depot, Lett Hand Walk.
SMITH A 110CK.WKM., I'rop.
La Orandc, Oregon
THE MINT SALOON
O. L. MELLQUIST, Prop.
BEST 11KANDS OK WINKS
AND l.KJL'OHS
IMI'OIlTEn AND
DOMESTIC
CIOAIIS
Tomer Derot Street and
Jefferson Aemic, LA OftAMDE, OR.
E. Y. Jcdd, Pieit. F EJutiD, Heo'y nndTreas.
TiirnoN K, Fell, Manager
Incorporated, 18M Capital Stuck, $10,000
PENDLETON
Woolen Mills
Manufacturers ot
FleeceWool Blankets, Indian Robes
Casslmcrcs, Flannels
Pondloton, OiOm
The Leading:
IDE DEALER
AND
OF EASTERN OREOON IS
..M. A. RADER..
Funeral Dlrrctor and Kmlmlmcr
I.mly Assistant.
l'KSDI.KTO.N
OllKUON
Kates 2.50 Per Day and Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMKltlCAN)
A. GKISKU, l'roprlulor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Hotel.
RA K Kit CITY, QU KG ON
01
MlHK CKI.KIIItATUI) COI.UMIIIA llllKwT.HY
Al'UUbT llUCIII.r.It, Prop.
Tills well-known lirnwery Is now turning nut
tlio livst llecr nnd Porterinst nl tho CaM-mli'.
1 lie Intikt iiiipllanrt's Inr tlio Manufacture nl
H(ii)d liualllitul llrvr havo Ikcii lutrndw'oil, and
only tho tlrst-clat article will to placed (in Hit
market.
East Second Street
THE DAM.E,Olt.
Dalles Laundry Co.
nnsT-OLASs work
at fehort Notice
Gentlemen's Work a Specialty
Local 1'liono 341 I.oiif DUtuuo 0(1.1
THE DALLES, OREGON
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR.
General Forwarding
Commission Merchant.
Offices and Warehouses at
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS
Woo) handling our specialty.
Grain bought aud sold.
Columbia
Brewery
Thm
Caaawtfaaf
AUGUST DUCNLER, Propr.
01 Ilia product of this wcll-knovtu brewery,
tlio 1'nlted Huitt Health Iteports lor June '.
lUXl,says. "A looresujierlor lirewiimtrt'iiltred
the labratoryof tho ('tilted Htatis Ileal ill Ite
ports. It Is abaolutely devoid nl the llghtet
trace of adulteration, put on tho oilier hand l
coinoted of the best of malt end rhoiiett of
hops. Its tonic (UKlltlf are of the highest, aud
It can be used with the greatest bent-lit aud
satisfaction by old and younv. Its use can ion.
sclcutlomly b . merited by the physicians,
vlth the certainty that a belter, purer or moru
wholesome betersite could not possibly bu
aTsM a mi m the oallcm, oh.
TACOMA, WASHINGTON, ADVERTISING.
D KNABKL,
Proprlolorof
THE OEKMAN ll.XKEItY.AND COFFEE
l'.ltl.(ilt(
Fresh llrcad nnd (!nles aally. Ornainentnt
Cakei a specialty. Only tho'oest and tmrest
tniiterlal ued In our llnlervr Krend demcred
tree In any part of tho cltj. leleplione Park
7al. 1117 Paclllc .Wen lie, Tiicoiiin, WnshlliKton.
OTIISOIIII.D & CO.
Port Toumcnd, WnshlnKtou.
8I1IPP1N0 AND COMMISSION MEltOHANTtf.
Custom House llrokirs and &teedorcs.
Establlslicd 18.U). llranch ofllces Tacoma and
Scuttle.
JKNTUCKY LIQUOIl CO.
Peter Baudbcrir, Proprietor.
WINES, MQUOItS AND CIOAIIS.
Sole aecut for (Itilnes' Stout aud linns' Ale,
(Itend llro. UolttlUK). Established 1WI. Trie
phone Main fiK 1 1 10 Pnelllo Avenue! 113J,
t'onimerec St. THComa, Wiislilnglon.
Tacoma Trunk Factory.
Truiiktj, Traveling IJ.ttrs, Suit Caaes and
Teloecopec.
KKPAIKING DONE.
730 Pacific Ave.
Tacoma, Wash.
H. A. DURR, Proprietor of
Cascade Steam Laundry
Newly Fitted and Ono of the Best
Laundries In tho Northwest.
latm-ll (" Street
laiU-U Coiinncrclal Htrcot
Telepliimo .Main :uo
Tacoma; Washington
Grand Central Hotel.
W. W. HAItMON, I-esKco and Mgr.
Headquarters for Lumbermen
Miners and Tourists.
First clam bar In connection.
UIM213 Pacific Acinie! TACOMA, Wash-
HUNT & NIOTTET CO.
Dealers In
General Hardware
MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
1501-1503-1505 Pacific Avenue
TACOMA, WASH.
wrtii miSB sCTWii
"ifom't - BsssMll'SsssssVsssssssssssssssssssstssWsssssn
Tacoma Brass and Machine Works?.
J. HAMFOHD, Proprietor.
...MACHINISTS...
Agents and Builders of the Flynn Shingle Machines and Meteor Gasoline Engines.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Telephone Main 477. Fifteenth and A Sts., Tacoma, Waifiv
W. C. HOLMAN.
Dealer In
Agricultural Implements
Wagons, Buggies, Etc.
210, 212, 21 4 Fiont Street, Cor. Salmon,
l'OKTLAND, OUKGON.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W, B. IIVIIH, Projirletor.
Daily Capacity 800 Barrels.
Manufacturers of
Blue Ribbon and Byera' Beat Flour,
" Bran and shorts.
Boiled Barley nlwuya on Hand,
Pendleton, Oregon.
TltY
Frye Bruhn & Co.
1310 Pacific AAeime, Tacoma, Wash.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Meats furnished for Railroads
and Steamboat Lines.
THE
Puget Sound Iron S Steel Works
Machinists, Engineers
and Iron Founders
Marino, Saw Mill & Mining Machin
ery. Losing Engines. Works, corner
Twunty-Hrfct imd A Sts. Phono Main 167.
Tacoma, Wasnington.
Merchants Delivery Co.
Forwarding Agents for
Northern Pacific, Great Morthcrn, Wells-
Fargo and American Express Compan-
leti Swift & Co.) Omaha Packing
Co. American Paper Co. Etc.
Baggage to and from Trains, Hotels, Etc.
Telephone Main 168.
936 Commerce St. Tacoma, Waafn
CASCADE CEREAL COMPANY
M.Nirr.CTUiu:itM or
Rolled Oats. ,
Daily Bread Flour
Cereals of All Kinds..
Feed,
John Donahue
Manufacturer ot and
Dealer tit
...LUMBER
('awmlll andOIIIco
Twenty-first and Dock Sts.
Telephone Main 289. Tacoma, Wash.
TKI.KI'HONK 411.
TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Olllco IW Tenth Hi., Houtlieast comer of A
TAOOMA, WA8II.
Hacks, Coupes, Carriages, Baggage Wagons.
At All Hours.
PassniKcra aud llaniiaKii transferred from
resldeucrsaud hotel, to and from all lands and
trains, lluud youreliiclts for liniwK" to our
uietsentters, wlio will meet )ou on all Incom
ing trains and loittii. First class l.horj'i Upeii
airnlvlit. Ail rigs murked "r. (.'. A II. T. Co."
Star Brewery
Company
Hjswcrs and iiuttlers of
Hop Gold Beer
Vancouver, Wash,
Oast Third and Burnsldo Sts., Port
land, Oregon.
OKKOON I'JIOSK hUACK mi.
New York Grocery
OL'B. II. IIINNENKAMI', Proprietor.
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
TEAS, COFFEKS AND SlICE8
A PPKOIALTY.
Cor, Eleventh nnd Morrinon HtH,,
I'ortlnnd, Oregon