THE REVIEW
UNIVERSITY PARK
AND PORTSMOUTH
a new
niu
J. K. Winters Juts completed
new cottnge'ut Peninsula.
Mr. Jamia litis , begun
buililiiiK near Ifiske street.
II. W. Hibmy sold ti house
five lots one dny.tliis week.
Mm. Geo. Hoffman 1ms gone
Portland to sjHJiid the winter.
F&Mrs. 1. L. Hurley hus opened
finH-elas bonrding house on Ifisk
atreet.
The two children of I,. H. Hrice
who have lwcn unite ill, tire now
recovering.
ilrs. Itasllium hits moved into
lir new houwf on I'iske street
north of Dawson.
Mr. Itatemnn has moved into hi
new lioitw on the corner of Yule
and Montivtll streets.
The sidewalk on McKciiun live
nue has Iicimi comtIted from the
jioitlevard to the car line.
A drv Boods and jcrocery store i
nnetteil (Hi the boulevard
ir I'ortsuioiith n venue
I. Schumacher it puttini? the
ftnihi(K lmclK-s on Dr. Itdc'itou'
rtew ItiNisv mi DwiKht atreet.
Mr. Wilwiii has piiiclinned u lot
oil Jordan Htreet ami will build
pnttty cutUw in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeoriie C. Perdue
OHiiie in from llublmrd Oregon this
week and IxhikM four lots at til
Park.
Miwi lliieketiiucycr diiuciiig
olawt met 1 licwlay evening tit the
Ailwwim hall, and wan largely nl
lauded.
II; G. SlWrav Is one of tlx
bimtest iHiniiKKN men on t he Peiiiu
aula and is making real t4tr miles
ertry day.
Two geittiviiH'ii fmiti Wlaooindii,
ami two (KlH'iii from Xehiankii,
Wtfr kmkiiix for teal estate Imr
Kalrw this week.
I. TcHittk- haa iMiimht two lots
(Hi Jofilon sttict mid haa slgnitl
coo tract ftH a jrtetly cotlM(e to
IhiIIi Umhi them.
A. ). Temiik- has begun work
(Hi I). I.. Vol i nit's limine on Wool-
atyatittt. Mr. 'iVmpIc is teceutly
fnm Wasfo, UreK(Hi.
Mr. Itaikci of the Acme I.iiiiiIhm
Co. IlUk litlllltcd to his I Hist o
duty and is making things lively ii
llHf IiIIIIIhM bUsillfS.
Mr. Hoysr and family, fonueily
of Syroctim: utivet, coiitemiilate
illuming to the Park and building
thutnelven n new home.
I. iv Svhumai'hci is now employed
in the PiMt-MHriiili drug storv, ami
la iHtivhiK ii vouiiietent iiMistatit to
iivniMger It. V. Piitelxinl.
Home wry iiuMiitaut Hid estate
traiiMHlioitn ure iiIhhiI to take place
at lite Park, Mhit-li will Ik.-of gen
enil interna to tli public.
An lyNUr ihuii Iui Imwii look
lug vcr tlw Mtuutioti with a view
of eaUil4iMiing a Hunt market at
tlw hart of Portsmouth a vviiut'.
Quite a niiiuU'i of atiaitgem
UOMt tlw lut have Iwn haikiug
Hiouwl the Paik this week with u
view to uchaiug laiikllug Iota.
The wife of M r. Wheeler, fore
MMUi in tlw PeuiuMiki ntilU. who
Utttkrweiit un (notation at (5ood
tiMtitirHmi lMMiital, now iwovcr
lug.
PtttiiiMtU l.odgc I. U. O. ! put
on Iht- mat dgree lat Nitiiumy,
iftvr which tefivohmunta were
jwrv4 Mini a gfHwal g(ssl time in
dulged Ut.
W. N. llnmii U fiiudiing up a
itMl litllr ittllage at PentinniU. to
J ocvmihcU in a few weeks by hi
fatuity, which Hill mhhi amve
fltHU the lvtMt.
W. J. Wok'ka, the well known
itlutttber. who ftxiwerly lived at
rartamuMlh, but mhhv teceiitly at
I loud Rlvei. ha ictut ikmI here to
tnkt up his ivtiiwHcul i evidence
Kwl estute btuaiiiMt at the Park
k ittfbiug, and eight or ten lots
hfiv ureti Mikl cIqmi to the station
(luiiug the iuia week. Iloiuei.
vi Ue vuvtvil on neatly all of
tU'Mi.
Mra. Jattteo II. Clayton, of Atbor
Itffibjr. Uiwl Momluy at tst. Via
iwto bmiritnl frout the e(foct of a
yuiiiqil ofwutuHt fur the ivutov.)
OfttUtwor. The ftiuorol wuriv!
'litgJfly.
Postmaster George II. Hemstock!
has jmrchased nnd instulled a large '
new safe to replace the small one 1
which was recently cracked by
burglars. The safe contains it
burglar-proof cash vault as well as
fire-proof compartments.
Dr. C. C. Chick, a graduate of ,
Ann Arbor university, lias located
at Portsmouth with offices in the
rear of the Portsmouth Pharmacy.
Dr. Chick and his family will oc
cupy one of the recently built
cottages near the school house.
Mrs. M. C. Vantine of Ports-,
mouth slipjied on the steps of her
home a few days ago nnd fell into
the basement. Fortunately no
bones were broken, but Mrs. Van
tine was painfully bruised and lias
since been confined to her lard.
J. W. Noble, of Arbor Lodge,
employed at the Peninsula lumber
mills, suffered a jminftii injury a
few (lays ago, to one of his hands, ,
which became caught in the ma-,
chiuery. Mr. Noble had a narrow I
escajK; from losing Ids arm. and itj
will be several weeks More he can
resume his occiijnitiou.
Lodge Installation.
Kel)ekah Lodge No. 73. I. O. O.
P. installed the following olficers
Tuesday evening for the ensuing
term:
Mrs. Harriet Singer, X. 0.; Helle
Nash, V. G.j lviunia C. Hemstock,
Sec; Kiln Ackermaii,, War.; Miss
Osie IJeauinont, Con.; Mrs. Hatlie
Paiilk, K. S. N.G.; P.iiiiiib J. Wal
ker, L. S. N. G.; Jean Livennore.
It. S. V. G. lilla Tate, L. S. V. G. ;
llelle Smith, Chap:. K. G. Tate. O.
G.
P.iitKiiioutli Tout So. 82, K. 0. T.
M mocts in Oihl IVlliius hull, Int and
;inl Tawdayn. I). S. Walton, eia-
tlllllllllT, fl. II. Ih'IMMltttk, 1(. K.
I. 0. 0. J'V Pi'iiiiiMilnr Uslgn Ka.
1:, um,n in 0,1a IVIIuwk Hall, ov.-r
iNtnloniro coiner, i'viry t''.HMlMy or-
filing. 0. 1. Kmcr, X. (I., (1. II. Hem
uliii'k, sntiutary.
Kcliokiili Ude, I. 0. O. V., No. ?J,
iiiiIm 'Jail and -llh Tiuwlnys at Odd
IVIIllWH .Mi Allfll UllWIMKII,
N. (I., .Mrs. (I. II. llciiixliM'k. Hvn'tni.v.
University Drug
Drus, Confectionery, Cigars
Hlnlioneiy nnd Solmul Honks
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMES, ETC.
rRBHORinlOKS CAP.SrULLV COMrOUNDED
A TACTFUL GIRL.
Tin. Wn-r Slip 0to Jnmr n I.rnon
In Tnlilf Ktlnurttp. I
Tlioy wprc nn engnRCtl young couple ,
nnd were having a quiet dinner while ,
the hand ployed nllurltiR music. The
girl was flweot nnd refined looking nnd
the man big nud strong. Her inminers
1 were perfect, but his left much lo be
desired ns far ns elluuette Is concern-1
rd. After they hnd Ilnldhe.1 their meal
nn Interested observer noticed that the
big, wholesouie itinn placed Ills knife
nnd fork like the crosbones under the
' skull. With a bluih the girl, whoe
own linileinents were placed eonectly
1 tide by side, noticed the break.
"James," she said, with utilcl: tart,
looking nil nroumt among the tnblos.
"did yon ev.er notice that men nnd wo
men cot differently? When a man Ma
Mies n inciil In' always plan his knife
' nnd fork ncrixs each other, while a
woman Invariably places them side by
side. It's funnr, but I've often noticed
It."
"Which Is correct " im.vloinly mo
tioned her llutiri' while he gliiKcrly
' toyeit with the objects of comment.
! "Wbr. nlaclnc them side by side.
, dear, of course." she said. "Hut, then, ' Q
1 men are so busy thnl I suppoc iney
bare no time for such detalU." And
I then she becniii Interested In the band
Ittider, while the erring .lames slyly
' sdjmtwl his knife 11 ml fork according
' to rKUlntlons.
1 "There's a woman who Is going to
manage her hiHnnd without letting
him know It," observed a sweet old la
dy wh.i had overheard. "It all dc-
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Wc arc always RIGHT IN PRICES, and awa,s improving.
Call and get one of our beautiful Calendars.
S. F. FOUrS, I'rop. R. W. PRITCIIARD, Manager Q
MEN AND THEIR HAIR.
University Meat Market
t'niviiMly Paik
I'ilst cIiim nxor!liienl
I'KIJSH AND HALT M11ATB
Pull W.iht
-Qaallly the hot
Piieiw low as in any llixt cIiimi maikel
in I he city,
GEO. W. CONE
LUMBER CO.
PLOORINO, OEELIHO, RUSTIC
And All Kinds of riuihlme
Material ,
l'rwH lU.r)r 0urttHhl,
HIM. AT TOOT UUIILIi'dTON HT1IIM1
HT. JOHNS, OltllUON
Vmu mn ili JikI m lk tlm
rUHSU MEATS
taw. .Ulh.rjr tn.1 ,hIh If.IwwI
nIwh wnlrr (rwu I bo vW iIiWW
SLJolins Aleal Alarkct
I'rciillnrlllri, Thnt I'iiIi- llir llnrlter
Wlm Anllff" Tlilnm.
1 The secretive, tnclliim Itarber was
I lliinlly Induccil to talk. He remarked!
"I've noticed one peculiarity iilwtit my
rtwtomers that I could never ipiHe e.x-
' plHla-ttm less hair a man has the
more attention he wiys to It.
T' ro's a man who comes In here
I nearly every wwk for a hair cut, and
If I shaved htm clean from the back
of hN collar to his forehead you'd
never know thnt I'd tom bed him. He's
got a short, light eoloted fringe thai
patys nnmnii miner uie rim 01 1111 uiu 1 o
I like the soft, lluffy fringe you see 011 iJ
iihuh' Niiiiwis me uoiiieii enr ovur 1 ,
HiHr slionhlers, but you'd think, to hear
him, that he could braid It and do It up
la coll. Wauls me to be imrtlctilar
and trim It close on the ucvk and
anaiiHl rtio ears. 1 humor htm, of
course. I take a liandful of somebody
I eW hair and Nprluklc It 011 the cloth
, I put 011 him, and then 1 snip the air
1 gently for leu or llftccii inliiiile and
1 make a great ado when I whUk him
I off.
I "And when he leaves the chair and
j says Uv mustn't let It grow so long
again I say It was pretty lung. I hope
l the linl will forgive me. Nine out of
I every ten of the hulilhcaiW are that
way, but men who've got plenty of hair
1 will knp away from here until they
look like edge of all old fmdiioacd buy
1 loft. It's carloii, and, a I said, I
1 never could account for It." Provi
dence JouniHl.
EDMONDSON & CO.
HaJdware, Stoves, Tinware, Plumbing
Phone Scoil -1(165
N0D3H0
'SNIIOf 'IS'"
itjji 6n paid
o .
!; f L . i Q TT JEt
u 11 a kb r-J9 ir n & i n isttc i
j JnvU Slieiipiinl m n Tetl,
1 Jack Hhcppnril had a greot hold upon
I the IiiiiikIumUoii of the people of lib
I lime. The fnvl that '-'iHMHSI oplo wu
, iueil hi execution at Tyburn 011
Nov. IS, ITJI,"upon the tree llmt hear
. ttudve Hairs a yc.iro" I some witness
, to bl grim ipiilarlly. Hut one of the
, strangest tribute ever sild him wa
tin' sermon prtstclusl iimiii him In a
Uwthiu cliiir. h, ,
"Oh. that e were all llko Jack Sliep-
iwrdr begs 11 the preacher, to the stu
I pefaelkm of hi cungregsllon.. He went
I on to draw a parallel between thing
j of the llili and tho of the soul nud
to Mat out that the geulu shown In
j laHoebreNklng might Imve btvu be
, ktuwol Usui "picking the lock of tho
heart with Ibe mill of repentance."
Will "Ii lt Lots ill
Sltc).ird's Additlnti
l;or fiS Dollars, 5 dollars down and 5 dollars per month
Lots in Point View at 70 dollurs each.
Lots in North St. Johns, ovcrlookinj; the river, 250
dollars, 10 down and 10 per month.
Wo Write
At the
l.oucM Rnlci
FIRE INSURANCE
IIOUSUS 10 HUNT NOTARY" PUIU.IC
Ptisne Scoll 4046 Offices in Ccchna Block, SI, Johns, Or,
KltWVHIt
kVN.
I'felleiit
Telophono 007
Tlio Edward Holinan Undertaking Company
Wai.Tkk J. Uiii.m)c.
Ncivtary
Funeral Director
Till lllll I t.llilj.hllK'lll
I tli. kind hi iiit-ri .1
I .- t Wi-iniit
and Embalmers
MNtrt iu'.iil.ini"e
220-222 Third St., Corner StlnM,
PORTLAND, Oregon
HHHtf
Aui- Mini Work,
Kir Walter Hcott be van to wrlto bU
mii,,,im!il, .fl?' .k-".'J ' '"''rtdol nU'I tit forty. Milton be
.1 ii tUlr i'.tJt! t, , u "fumdU UH" at llfty. When
, "iwi iow appcarttl It author,
SMITH k DONNELLY lw. llvury Wood, wa forty-Ike.
, I'rwumoll wa forty-one when ho bo-
Ht. Jotitm Market gau hU pubiu- carevr. The yiwr of the ,
at joiikA onuoos ,w,r, WM ,lw Itfty.thlnt of Molmm
' , MMkl, ami Marlborough reached hi In-
ilcptHhliHit i-4auwud at tho name age.
In uplritual example Abralaim was
entyllo when calll of Imuran. '
ami MwitM wa eighty when ho stood t
before riutraoh a the champion of 1
Urael. t
waul kvuiili.
Jifjr Hiit
ANDERSON
& ALLAN
The Bakers
rhono Scott 3101
St. Johns
l
Mm' W)',
"1 aure on I'm nhvaya willing to
HekiuiwIiHlge my fault when I m
I hem "
"Twif all right, but I'll M you
iicvw ackiiuwlvtlxo them when your
neighbor setw them."- Philadelphia
mm,
laMructluiii on PIANO anj OKO AO
AMY H. R0NYI.AND
50 Cent al.voa
Corner Jmoy ami l.calu Nrccli.
I Th ruall- Iu.
I "So he'H rtMiiy iiedd. Wt-Il. ho mndo
i hartl light. If ever a man had an
Iron will he had."
"Ves. but I'll bet tho lawyers will
rrMis u."-ruildolphta Ledger.
Purity of heart 1 that aulck and ten
j lthe delicacy to which eten the con
I ceptloa of via I offensive-Chalmers,
To the People of St. Johns.
WE'RE HERE!
And ready fur business. The delayed material has
arrived and is being put in place as rapidly as onr
workmen enn do it, and the current will be turned on
without further delay.
Persons desiring to tuc electric light or power should
make application at the offices of the Company, corner
SKVKNTH and AL.DER Streets, PORTLAND.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.