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THE XEW AGE, POBTLAXD, OKEGON
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flortlattt. Nmu A
KlUbllshod 1890
A. I). Otimii, Manager
OMm, 4SU Fecond Ht., cor. Aab, Roomi 1 mid
2, t'ortlaud, Oragon.
hi
reach h not Inter than Thursday morning ol
eh wmL
Bnbtcrlntion price, one year, payabl
ranea, li.bg.
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BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY.
In Bpenklng of n person's faults,
Pray don't forgot your own;
Remember, those with houses of glass
Should Bcldom throw a stone.
If we have nothing else to do
Uut talk of those who sin,
'Tls better wo commence at homo,
And from this point begin.
We have no right to Judge a man,
Until he's fairly tried;
Should wo not llko his company,
Wo know this world Is wide:
Some have their faults nnd who has
not?
Tho old ob well as young;
Perhaps wo mnv. for aught wo know,
Have fifty to their one.
I'll tell you of a better plan.
And find It works full woll.
To try my own defects to cure,
Before of others toll;
And though I sometimes hope to bo
No worse than some I know.
My own shortcomings bid mc lot
The faults of others go.
Then let us all when wo commenco
To slander friend or foe,
Think of tho harm one word may do
To thoso who llttlo know.
Itcmembcr curses, Bomctlmes llko
Our chickens "roost at homo";
Don't speak of others' faults until
Wo have none of our own.
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PORTLAND LOCALS
NMMEtHNB (& manw
MIbb Mnbol Wnlker-Dnvls left laBt
Sundny for Tacoma on a visit to her
mother.
' Mans' Day, which wns held at tho
Uethcl church last Sunday evening,
wns an exceptionally grand nffnlr.
Their program was excellent anil well
rendered.
Mr. Moses Is expected to leavo Frl-, ..Dnnol Webster oneo said. 'Whoro
day for a short visit to Lob AngclcB. ,mvk tho fc.RvnR Wntor8 of clvlll
Tho rumors wcro that ho was to bo zntoJ OVOf HI,runR ,,, Hnvo tbo
married there, but Mr. Moses flatly track of Chrlstlnn mlnlfitry?' Furthor.
denies tho statement. jno Hn,. j contend thnt no literary
Mrs M. McAfee, the organist of tho
llcthel choir, Is expected to leavo soon
for California to visit her mother.
MIbb Ornh Rhodes will act as organist
until Mi-b. McAfee's return.
MIbs Mnttlo Ashby, who was voted
tho moat popular young lady at one
of our contests, left very unexpectedly
Thursday evening for St. Paul, chap
nroned by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Procter.
Mrs. Ashby will follow her In a few
days.
Mr. .Tnklo Jones, ono of tho most lifting up of n soul out of tho qung
prominent gentlemen of our city, has mlro of low thoughts and vicious
ncccpted tho position as soliciting alms. To this end nil nro bending
agent for tho Oregon Laundry Co. vnorgloH to tho confronting of tho
When you wish any laundry work mind .of tho Individual to tho better
innn pint? nn Knut 13 nnd ask for him. tlilncB of llfo. to tho nlnntlnir within
All calls nro promptly answered. lof a hopo of greatness tho result of
goodness. Wo havo learned this, thnt
IiBt Tuesdny evening tho Indies men can only ho made wlso nnd strong
of the Bethel church tendered n rccop- from Internal causes working outward
tlon In honor of Dr. a rant, presiding In nccordnnco with nn awakened con
bishop of tho Puget Sound district, scienco.
In tho fpro pnrt of tho evening ho de- "Out of tho effectunl effort for im
llvered nn address which showed provomont hns como tho acknowledge
much thought nnd prcpnrntlon. Dur
Iiir tho latter pnrt of tho ovonlnK
lllflhop Grnnt, nccompnnlod by Hov.
Tolliver, left on tho 11.45 trnln to nt
tend tho annual conference
nicii coLonED girl.
Tusln, I. T., Aug. 1. The boundary
lines which separnto tho lands of tho
Creek, Chcrokeo nnd Osago Indians
converge to n point to tho north cen
tral part of tho now stato or Okla
homa. A few miles south of this
point, in tho Creek Nation, lives a
llttlo Negro girl named Isabelln Lew-1
la !, .!,. ... XT .!. I
fnrmnrli " n ALZ 1- Tnii 11..,
hr nl!tZn '"m' Pa ?.
.iXIIim iti,?t,0niY i,ennPo?1
?, IS h,ch !8lvf,S Uc,r nn ,n'
1,3 8ThhmBr ft, mm2 lr8, cnn
nnve. Thero aro three oil wolls on
VnnoInt?ndA.acririi1,lc,lt '" vr0("cln?
MmW' ' , ," Ler,.U??J "."L1 ?, !
of which is cnpnblo of having Its dally
capacity doubled.
It Is the announced Intention of tho
company that has leased her land to
put down seven moro wells. If they
each produce as much as those al
ready drilled, nnd there Is no reason
to doubt it, her royalty of one-eighth
of tho entire amount produced at 52
cents per barrel, tho present market
price of oil, will givo her a dally in
como of $650, or an annual income
of $237,000. At 5 per cent that amount
would bo the Interest on a capital of
nearly $5,000,000.
Under the laws which Isabella Lew
Is has granted to tho operators who
have leased her land and which was
approved by the secretary of tho In
terior, tho oil which Is her dally share
is turned Into the pipe of the Stand-
.nrd Oil Co. and tho money it ropre-
sents is at onco placed to her credit,
Josephine. Morrison, anotner llttlo
Negro girl 12 years of ago, the daugh
ter of a Creek freeman, has an allot
ment of 1C acres in tho oil-producing
district surrounded on all sides by
flowing wells. Tho Morrison girl has
her tract leased on n royalty of one
eighth of all oil produced. Tho lessees
of this tract Intend to drill at least 20
wells ns fast as tho oil can be taken
care of bv the Standard Oil peoplo.
The father of the Morrison, as well
as the father of the Lewis girl, has
been appointed guardian of his daugh
ter. Their guardianship, however, is
only nominal, for tho reason that
every act of the guardian must bo
nr.r.rnvn1 ViV SpprfltnrV HltchCOCk.
This scrutiny of accounts, particularly
in IhA BTnerwlittires of money, by the
United States secretary of tho Interior
cannot help but result In making bom
ralSyrwheDn tey JfflS attga, V
PnOPESSOR W. T. VERNON,
Registrar of United slates Trcnsury,
Makes a Notable Address at Young nynn & John ,icnlorB In choice gro
People's Congress In Washington , corles. meat, fish and poultry, phono
D. C., August 2.
At the session late yesterday after
noon W. T. Vernon, registrar of tho
United States treasury, delivered an
nddress on tho theme, "Tho Work of
tho Negro Minister In tho Solution of
Pending Problems," In tho courso of
which ho said, In part:
"For more than nineteen centuries
tho KOSPOl of tho Ntutnronn linn linon
'proclaimed to erring mnnklnd, nnd
tho best henrts and best brains of tho
world liavo been given to Its foster
ing. I take up no pessimistic strain
I rather cite unvarnished truth when
I say that thoro nre wrongH to bo
righted that shall yet call for tho
supremo efforts of tho good, tho pure
nnd holy.
"Wo licllovu the pulpit 1b calculated
to be, as ever, one of tho greatest
forces in social progress. No ono
doubts the work to bo done
Further-
more, wc know it will not no uono
of Itself. Tho law of causo and tffect
Inoxornbly require effort for the ac
complishment of results.
"An Intelligent dlngnosls of the con
dition affecting society ns a body has
revealed a mortuary list doubly In
creased because of a disregard of the
laws oi iiciuui, mm mo promon-m ui
public morals and human rcctltudo
nro astounded to And our great cities
Incubators of crime. Tho disclosures
thus manifested can but nrouso to
activity those desiring a betterment
In tho condition of mnnklnd.
"Agntnst such condition nnd results
our present leaders must battle.
Rectifying of Ills.
"Tho onuses that lead to a rectify
ing of humanity's Ills must bo the re
sult of a growth of sentiment hnvlng
Its hopes centered In tho words, 'And
I, if I bo lifted up from tho earth will
draw all men unto mo.'
"I obsorvo hero thnt tho greatest
efforts for reform socially, for tho
, betterment of tho opprcBflcd of enrth,
nnvo como iruin uuuriH in jiui. hi iurru
the teachings of Iflm who died to
inako men holy, I
" 'Twns tho golden rulo that turned
humanity's batteries on slnvory and
wiped tho tears of four million slnvcB
from their faces. It will bo tho golden
rule In force, when It comes, which
will mnko tho whitest ninn nnd tho
blackest mnu of America shako hnnds
.! . lfAtll till xm nwn 1itnlltmi
eiioris. no ntijuiucimuiiH, uu ctninuiu-
tlonnl dlBciiBBlons, nothing thnt has
over been dono or Bald In favor of tho
groat Interest of universal man. has
dono this country more credit nt homo
nnd abroad than our body of clergy
men.' Application of Laws.
I "Tho supposition thnt lnws external
ly applied can rectify 111 is decidedly
erroneous. LnwB enn be reprcRslvo In
tho enflo of tho criminally inclined,
1...4 mfltlnn. jn Im a 1. I.a I I .. Ail $tum IllA
I Hill lliuiliuh Kn u niiunuiiiivii III! '"
I creation within of a clean honrt. tho
inont that God elves men certain In
nllonnblo rights llfo, liberty, nnd tho
pursuit of hnpplncBB nnd thnt tho
ninn who overrides or usurps theso Is
worso than n thief and a murderer.
Christ taught tho dutyof man to man.
To this moro nnd moro wo must como.
Tho sea-born galo, tho rolling plain
for hundreds of years hnvo brought
tho echo of tho tocsin of wnr but
tho wnrs of this lnttcr day have not
been for tho sport nnd jest of kindly
murderers. Thoy aro tho results of
somo dlsputo as relates to tho liber
tlrs of a peoplo who would no longer
bo enslaved.
" " u "' '"! DU,t .
"To train out of tho lower self to
tllQ UgllOr Self, to rlBO OUt Of thO lg-
tho over-growing mind, to make, bet-
'lor ,h0 over-ovolvlng soul, to put to
work tho Idle hand: directed by tho
fnllghtened brnln inspired to nobler
...i i... n iii..mini i.i-io .,.
which makes man, no matter what tho
race or color. God's noblest work-
manshlp and earth's all.'
A good placo to get your soft or Btlff
hats renovated Is 249 Alder street,
between Second and Third.
lwkjri Mk lor the femsus semi
Arthur lfr. Eiberg-Gunit Cigar
,, fvotral agenU, Portland. Or.
Tho Anheuser. Henry M. 'Williams,
proprietor, 234 Morrison street, corner
Second, Portland, Ore. Telephono
Main 2517.
C. Anderson, staplo and fancy gro
ceries, Twenty-first and Thurraan
streets. 'Phono Hood 57.
Kresn
roasted coffeo a specialty,
THE ILLINOIH CENTRAL
maintains unexcelled service from the
weit to the east and south. Making
clca connections with trains of all
transcontinental lines, passengers ara
given their choice of routes to Chicago,
Louisville, MempbiB and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travelers desiring infor
mation as to the lowest rates and beet
routes are invited to correspondence
with the following representatives:
B. H. Trumbull, Commercial Agent,
142 Third St.. Portland. Or
t n r (nrianv. Trav. Piseeneer Airent.
142 Third St., Portland, Or,
p j R Thompson, Passenger Agint,
' dolman Building, Seattle, Wash.
.lost Uros. Snloon, 340 Williams nvo
nuc, flne wines, liquors nnd cigars,
Family trntlo a specialty.
Main 522, CI
North Park street, cor-
nor Davis.
North ICth Street Market, A. Wur
tenbergcr, proprietor, choice poultry,
fresh nnd salt meats, phone Main 1395,
230 North Sixteenth street, Portland,
Ore.
THE PIONEER PAINT COMPANY.
The pio
neer paint es
tablish m o n t
of Portland Is
that of F. E.
Doach &
Company, of
135 First St.,
the oldest
and tnoBt r&
llablo houBo
of Its kind In
g&rara
the NorthwoBt. It carries an immense
tock of the best things In paints and
building materials, together with an
anusunl list of specialties. Those who
need anything in these lines can cer
tainly profit by going to F. E. Doach
ft Company. Remember the number,
HE First street
"THE MILWAUKEE"
"Tho Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to
Chicago.
"Overland Limited" Oinnha to
Chi'
cago.
"Southwest Limited" Kansas City
t Chicago.
No trains in tho servlco en any
railroad in tho world equals In equip
ment that of tho
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway.
They own nnd opcrnto their own
sleeping nnd dining cars nnd givo
their patrons an cxccllcnco of servlco
not obtnlnablo elsewhere. DcrtliB on
their sleepers nro longer, higher and
wider than in Blmllar cars on any
otlior line. They protect their trains
by tho niock system. Connections
mado with all transcontinental lines
In Union depots,
H. 8. ROWE, General Agent,
134 Third 8t Portland.
PASTEURIZED DAIRY COMPANY, Inc
I'nuliMirUt'd Milk, Cream, lint tor, V.uve,
CnlliiKi' Cheie, Oheeeo, Ilutler Milk,
QUALITY ICK CltKAM
Milk I ior ccnl KiHttniili'i'd
riiniiu i:tr'.j
im ICiif-M'll Hi net 1'OltTI.ANII, OIIKdON
ARTHUR LAW
rurnlthcr and Matter
,"HB MAKL2M SIIIRTH"
h Wnolilnctoii Hi., 0imiIk IIi'IHk'i Tlu'itti'r
PORTLAND, OREGON
The
SAVINGS BANK
of the
Title Guarantee
& Trust Company
PAYS
4 Per
Cent
Yearly Interest
On Savings Accounts
Interest Compounded Semiannually
We Also Pay 4 Per Cent Interest
on Certificates of Deposit
And 3 Per Cent on Daily Balances
ef Check Accounts
Save a Dollar Today and It
Will Work tor Yov Tomorrow
A Hank Account is the first step to
ward hnppiucsg, prosperity ami comfort
Banking Hours, 0 a. in. to 4 p. m ;
Fnturduys, U u in. to 1 p. ni.j Saturday
evenings, 5. p. in. to 8 p. in.
DIIIKCTOKS Win. M. Ladd, J.
Thorburn Ros, T. T. Uurkhart, Trank
M. Warren, George II. Hill.
OFFIOKUS-J. Thorburn Koeh, Pros
ident; George II. Hill, Vice President;
T. T. Uurkhart, Treasurer; John K.
Aitcliii-on, Secretary.
240 Washington Street
Corner Second
PORTLAND
OREGON
P. A. TAYLOR
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Frult, (ii(ctI(I!i, CIkiuk. TcIjucc mill Khu
ry I'liffvi's, Tia awl yplco nt I.iiu-t I'rltri
II" Ciilon.Ue. free Dclhery 1'lmne Knt Ho
AUGUST STORZ
Dealer In
Staple rinil I'nnc.v Oi-occi-Iuh
VuRutnlilus, Krnll nnd l)alr Product'
I'liono Kant .Vm
Ifi'l Wllllninn Au I'OUTI.AN'll. OIIKUON
The Portland Hat Works
MiilllifacttiriT!) of
PINE SOFT AND STIFF HATS
Mats i)o(l cloniii'il nnd Iltuckod Our ik
rlnll) l'mmmm I lianod mid lllvai'liud.
aW, Milor Si M. Kerond nnd Third
llrnnili IJ2 WnnliliiKlniiHi Porllnnd, Or.
Pioneer Soda Works
(il'M)Kt, 1IHOS A lO
MnniifncttiU'rx of
SODA WATCR, EXTRACTS, SYRUPS, ETC.
J'm'lury llrt Wnler Street
Telephone, MhIii zti
1'OltTI.WI)
OltKOO.V
Ivory Wood Fibre Plaster
Ivory Cement Plaster
F. T. CROWE & CO.
1 105 A Street TACOMA, WASHINGTON
Portland Fluff Rug Go.
Transforming oi
Worn Brussels and Ingrain
Carpets Into Rugs
Prompt Attention and Good Service Guaranteed
Phone 305Z
700 Wnililngton St., Portlnnd, Oregon
SKELLY & LITTLEHALES
Dvnlom In
Groceries, Flour, Feed,
Hay, Grain, Coal, Wood and Build
ing Materials
101-103 Fourteenth St. North
Phone Pacific 611
Ctrntr Flanders
Portland, Oregon
Courtney Music Co.
Band Instruments
Stringed Instruments
Phonographs
Cheap for cash or easy payment
Latest Popular Songs
And Music
25c, Five for $1, Postpaid
10-Cent Sheet Music
Postpaid. Standard Classical
and Popular Sheet Music, 10c
88 NORTH THIRD ST.
Portland, Oregon
STEAMtR
TELEGRAPH
TASTEST ON THE RIVER
Tliu mil) tcitniloHl iiiHkiUK n roiiinl I rl
OAILY
Kni'fit hiiniln) U'tMivn
Portland and Astoria
Ami H) 1'nlllU
Ix'Mo I'nrtlHii'l l A M
Arrho Atirl 1 I' M
U'hvo AntorU. I" -M
Arrho I'nrtUinl WW I' ,M
MKAI.S fcKUVKD A I.A (AllfK
Portland Landlns. Aldtr St. Ooek,
AUorU Landing, Callendcr Doek.
C. B. SCOTT, Agent. Phone Main S6S
One Week Only
Imported
Woven Madras & Oxford
COAT SHIRTS
New Novelty Plaids
Genuine $1,50 & $1.75 Values, $1,10
THE TOGGERY
ilAHVJN C. W1ITK, ltr
"Simeihing Different In Men's Wear"
302 Washington
HALL PHARMACY CO.
Telephone Cast 873
Union Avenue nnd Tillamook Street
PORTLAND OREGON
SCHW1ND & BAUER
Shoe Repairing
Machine ntul llnnd Only Onnrijcitr Machine,
In Our City. Shoe mndo tit Order.
Slioc." Cnlli'd for nnd IH'lhcrcd.
Tt'lrtliulii I'm lrto2Z.
5C!) Ynmlilll Blrvct 1'OIITI.AN't), OUKCIOJ?
Rometsch Exchange
JOHN ROMETSCH, Prop.
Fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars
Telephone Main 1200
253 Morrison St., 'Porllnnd, Ore.
'The Judge Demands the Best"
LA TOCO
Kty Wt Cigar
EL PATERNO
Ttn-Ctnt Leader
SIGHT DRAFT
King of Five-Cent Cigars
W. S. Conrad
MlimenpollH
Distributor
. I'tlUI
STAR BREWERY
NORTHERN BREWERY CO.
Brewers aod Bottlers oi
HOP GOLD
PORTLAND OrFICE:
Corner Et Third and Durrulde Street
COVELLS J
'ME BIO
V MITE
STORE
The Place to Buy Your
FURNITURE
Phone Main 1234
184 and 186 First Street
PORTLAND
OREGON
TIIK
Burnside Dry Goods Store
HAMI'i:!. KAPKA. l'ro.rlchir
Ladies and Gents' Furnish
ings, Shoes, Notions, Hats and
Caps, Up-to-date Haberdashery.
Agency New Idea Patterns, R. &
G. Corsets, Webster School
Shoes. Tel. East 1445.
16 Grind Avenue, Cor. E. Burnside, PORTLANO, OREGON
T
29 Second St., Portland, Or.
Tulupliono MAIN U'J,
Sole Growers of the Celebrated
Toke PointOysters
An Paitern Oyater Trmi1aiitol
ami grown on our bvila at
TOKELAND, WASHINGTON
DNKQIUI.KI) IN PI.AVOH
AND PUKHIINKKB"
Cannery at South Bend, Wash.
Whokfiulo DouIitb In All Varieties
of Nutho Oyfctcrx.
Phone East 3873
Elgin Cream Co.
390 EAST BURNSIDE
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Butter, Eggs
Cheese
Sweet Cream
Ice Cream
Milk and
Buttermilk
A Specialty of Fancy Ice Cream
for Churches and Parties
B. Washington, l'ro I,. VllUnnn, MnnARef
The Alpha
Fine Wines, Liquors & Cigars
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
lIiMtriiiunrturp for Huilrcuul nml All Pro
fecHioiml IVoplu,
Phono Pnclllc 151
101 N. Prtrk St., POUTLANI), OKKGON
A. H. Griswold
Huiuorlo(illlOI.I) A l'UMil.UY
TAILOR
No Driinuh Store
131 Sixth SI. 1'OUTLAM), Oltl'.GON
OUR BRAND
Horse Collars
Fnrtner, Tenmn'orii ntul nroinpn, look
to our Intnrpnt. Wliun In need ul Homo
Collnrn, buy the IwKt - tlio
SHARKEY COLLAR
It hm Monti tho tet of wear unit tr nnd
rlliiinto (or twuniy )cr, Ak )oitr ilclr
(or them nml Inilnl uu linvltiR tho "ilntr
Pi SHARKEY & SON
Portland, Oregon
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VP -C -r-
viuxvyvjj
PlTLjVTSD. OH3'
m Su a attall AMfLOM
OLYMPIC. ,
A Flour Whose
Best Endorsement
Is the Fact that the
Number of People Who
Use It
Multiplies Every Year
cooTbreezes
on hot days
No mailer how sultry or uncomfort
able the day, an ELECTRIC FAN mill'
insure comfort for the business man at
his desk for his employes at their
work for the customers In his store
and for the entire household at his
home.
The cost of all this SUMMER COM
FORT is a mere trifle. A 16-inch fan
an be operated at a cost not to ex
ceed one cent an hour, and a 12-Inch
fan can be run for even less. Think
of ten hours of solid comfort for less
than ten cents.
Keep your store cool and breezy and
your customers will find shopping a
pleasure, and your store an inviting
place in which to linger. ELECTRIC
FANS will Increase your business,
whether it be a restaurant, an Ice
cream parlor, a dry goods emporium
or an iron foundry.
We have fans of all kinds, all styles,
suitable for every purpose. Don't de
Ly order your fan TODAY.
ELECTRIC LIGHT and the ELECTRIC
FAN make a strong combination for
summer comfort.
Send us a post card with your nam!
and address we will do the rest.
Portland General Electric Co,
Seventh and Alder Streets ,
TELEPHONE EXCHAN6E 13
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