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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. JOHNS REVIEW ftbiuwj r.utt iru flv McKroN .V; Thohmiivkf Pabtrrlptlai. ralt. 11.00 rr tiir U atriae A4ttlllrf ratta. 11,00 rr la r raoalh Alt t4tMllilrf Milt tt)tllt ltd at tH a.nat. Ut. PrlMlat .t.ral.4 la Itril fltu alrlt lllllt for Job I'riatlnc eiih en dllrr. All emnonlrillrh ttioaM ta 44rM4 l n xTtv, iu. JokBi, Orron. omciu Niwtpir of Ik our ' aa. Phon Seolt 6000. FRIDAV JUI,V 7, 1905 OUII.TV" AS CHAROKI). "Oiillty, Itul recommended HQt'AI, St'FFRAOK. JUST now there Is much com ment favoring equal suffrage Mil Oregon The ammunition Is ready the ranks arc forming and Suun H Author))' li? Who It certainly i or j, Tit;rth-r ltli Carrie Chapman CU. U'lm'.l Hrrl)' faint at il)lit of rat, Arc tcr) andou to tiate '"lie" "ahc." Our Local Grist ,. ""'rr. l or a week or more every day brought enquirer to tbi office ,.AlJAl "nothcr t",hfu' mB asking of the whcrtalwuts of O. I.. . Cu vcr went fishing on the chapel he who handle realty and l-ourth and caught nothing. wn,f, ,iwt.HR ol, by mail. No Ralph Henderson and wife, of one knew whether the absentee was Hcavcrton, Oregon, ate visiting W a witness In the land fraud cases, R. Henderson and W. It. I'ettigrcw was laying wires for the farmer a few days. vote, had trre-cmptcd a quarter see- Mrs. I.. ) Rich it ilnlnir much In tlou within Portland's citv limits, ' In Colorado fcmnlc suffrage has the way of advertising Saint Johns or had gone yachting. He wasi iccii given a long and unsatisfactory by Dicutcouslv dlstrihullnir nds 01 noscut non est ntKi-u, Our Local Grist test nnd if the uucstion of con- the Hotel Saint Johns. tinning the plan should lc left to Twcnty-onc-foot launch, nearly the women to tlccidc it everlastingly knocked .silly liettcr class oi women do not care l)c left to 1 wciiiv-onc'iooi launcu, nearly y' , un.ild Ih. new, Tonscntt Mrxlcl and Four H.hal, w,,lcrc woum in: p TnwU c Vnr Mte , how he told It; "'' 1 l,c Potter Ooold, Saint Johns. Suaday was a mighty roo4 drvtng da for cement foundations K. C. Hurlburt. who has Iktii dangerously afflicted, is now more comfortable. It's a long-lived man who can outltvc a coat of Mwc V Clatk s "Klnotic" roof-paint. Hvcry house liclng built in Saint Johns adds to the value and Last prcssday he showed up (strength of the city. very much alive and full of fish. Iouisc Nelson, sMcr of Citl That's where he'd been. Here's 1 Nelson, will go to the coast next I week with Portland friends to stay on fellows want to get 1 two mouths. ! W. R. Kilgore, of HrownsviIIe, .. 1.. . -- 1. . . ............ on Hsu you ougiu m go wnctc , tlic contractor, had ,,. ' 'n........ .1 ? 1.. .t. ..!.... .1... If- 1 vc "evil, inula nun 11 111 mv c the other day. He Tmmook ,... Y. we went ","1 WL .. dear through to that town and did the fish from his native . ....... v...... ... ........ Km Knoncr IMVVI IU I . . . . a I - " - ' In aia..h llaaala -iltl m Hflll I t II al a a I I " VAllvl.. IIIUII 1114111. WI I I IWI 1 1 .TV I fl CIOV? 4llHV mercy, wan the verdict returned I , . , I : Kfotii Int tilirlil (it flu ritK.i ttotwtfiur ...w,.,..v w ......a,..,, .... . 15 , , , ,, .... I n iiitiiufiiy ui Mien wciiii.ii w ujc "ss...s. ... ....a... ttinrnln Al,. general tlng the "guilty" "Wcr 1 d" uffl Well.! should ...... . . ... in tKiiui 10 vole many limes cacn ; r. P .. J., several languages venuci was noi ex iecii : vci mere . . .. . I cousin .Mrs. i red vn online, rue m 1- t ti... 1 1 :n: i r was not one doubt of the guilt of tlon lny. Of courMS Uils kccjH lw ,liivc not mct for limI uTu " ' i . ry l. ll say 'yes In Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. At wood, of University. He will remain two or three weeks. Miss Cora Dingle, ot Dayton, is visiting her mint und uncle, Rev. nnd Mrs. Ii. K. McVickcr. She those the accused in the minds of who hnvc followed the case. This just-ended trial will 'remain in Oregon's legal history ns n most celebrated affair. It was fairly the nvenige all right. dozen years. caught. He managed to get a few Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Gaskcll and Seriously considered, equal stif- Miss Lillian, daughter of Rev. K. of the small nnn. uiv from is t daughter. Maud, from near I.a ige Is not pleasant to contemplate K. McVickcr, Is going to attend 20 Inches long; but the big ones Grande, arrived on Saturday last frnge Is not oleasaut to coutcmnlnti nnd except where a woman is a college in uaiias mis coming year, nrnocrtv nwiiL-r i.nd tnximvrr I J ?.,,C. "1 Study for tile degree I I J 1 J totally uncalled for. It is an easy were nil caught bv me. I've eaten to visit Mrs. Sarah Kemp ami to She will study for the degree of so manv fish that I can't iro to enjoy the fair. IJachelor of lilements. sleep until I put a line under my J. S. Davidson shipped a couple iMiout five hundred tieople gath- pillow. of cars of four-foot wood last a .a a . . . Ill . Ii . .a mm In I .4 . ta . I . ? - "just go Dv rail tooutn vanillin Sunday to M. U. iioiurooic ni ins then take n stage and go forty Portland residence. Mr. Davidson a difficult condition to witness the beautiful display of fire- miles to oh, well, I'm not telling Is handling a lot of fine wood. If the constitution works at the fair grounds. where: but there is a nice place to Miss Viola Peddlcord, neice of .1.1 Dr. (1. A. tVtfilf l linu- n r..oi,l..n Stop, I tell VOUl Why, I Call UOW- T. PiildJrnnl! him !xLn etitfUiftHl ... ... . .. 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 m akji ii iiiiMii 111 1 iixa ill iiirri'iv -' ' " - viiiuwii, . . - 1 j w r r pyramid of overwlielniing incrimi- ' of Saint Johns having moved here yK'r. mS lnt0 "ta 'ar(1 nml there by the school board to fill the nating evidence. ", ,"- ''"Hl'" '".- wit, M fnI)1. fr()1 Knlam(1( heslde the stream, I can stand n tx,sitiou deserted by Miss Schives There could have ken put forth who wcru t,,xl):l'l:r, rcnllty, Washington. They are residing in m,,f "our and haul out fish that who has secured a job inn Portland ,,,,. ,.., r ' ,.,,1,,. ncliiid proiwrty owners, It would the north part of the town. look smoother than Cleopatra when school. for n criminal I.Il'I. in onice-lmd n " r,,,u for l,,c slalc! ,,ul to V Royal Neigl.bors nifwlllnlrft mill ftitrri.lt frtiiirlit There was a general sympathy for m"tlcr l,;"n,'r Ordy wiping crc(I ,)d(?hLs ,,ovc tIlc ,, n the accuscl-agalnst which feeling t 'e wuml 'Muale ' fm.n theconstitu- dock the night of the Fourth to -tli the jury, drawn from all iwrtbiw , f" nf tliK v.i.l,.. Ik.,1 !,. r.wl,l..r ll... '""" ww. coiiki oe so ameiKiea as 10 merely verdict of acquittal Itceii rendered. I he jury was selected with gteat care from a large panel, and there can Ih 110 doubt that the verdict returned was readied only alter much consideration for nearly eight hours weie consumed in deliberations, Wrong-doing and Illegal acts are too upl to be condoned and smoothed over when committed by those rich or high in ollicc when, In all justice, they should le more severely punished, The onr man has far gieater justification for his Illegal actions than his wealthy partner in crime: yet our courts ami our juries are too prone to lightly jxtss the injuries of the plutocrat and mercilessly maul the mendicant for his small oUcosc. The outcome of this trial Is just and shows the world that Ougon caters to no sK.ci.il class if that ciass snail commit illegal acts. Tint Ritvntw has no mil sity in this case; if it could have been shown that the aged senator was but the victim of 1111 unfair ersceutioii it would have Iujk-1 for Ihc acquittal. Hut from the stmt the outcome was thieatening and each day the web of fale was more closely woven nlMiut him, until no fair juiy in the world could have said "Vou nie innocent; your tecotd is clear; go and stand once more unsullied liefore the woild!" With due syuiiathy fr hiin who has long ken the object of esteem for so many in this Mate it must be declared that the veidiet was just und that the senator was "Guilty, aschaiget .1 r ..... t..,i , . ,, . I.. .. 1. ..1.-.. 1 1 J 20. rim oeiuns DV eiilliuslasiii. allow the full weight of franchise Is n "Rainbow Social" at not desired by women in general ,lnlJ 011 tllc evening " 1. 1.... T..1.. .11 .1.....;,. . iv iv. i'iiii uewiiiM ncxi Don't forget the date. , Voland b'raser, of San Kruncisco, J Illld his sIsIit. ttni (Mnril I.Vnti.r NOTKD MAN DICAI). ,,. .,,..stu t.f ti,,.ir inmi,. ...i ....... ', lnexectedly came death to that Mr. and Mrs. Kyou, Goddard noted diplomat, Secretary of State utation. I hey are visiting the fair. John Hay, last Saturday at his s nr.. tn hold sllc wcnt t0 n,ccl Mnrc Anthonyl T1 , the M W .,"Why' rd W 5o miles to do u g of Thui: ' t of work about thr times subject next Sunday at the uvangehcal church will be Conscience Void of Offense." In the evening, "Those Who Honor r..,l tt.lii 1... 1 1... 1... 11:... ...I .... , ,. , . I uuu 111 ia: Aii;iiuii li llliii. nun ..... wiiuii.1 ..T uuw. iv All .... MM 1,1. 1 .. .. till uii; KikuiHC. 1..U lll.ultllt. rnl.lld.. I ..... M..r....f I . , , , , .. , v y.sc man Knows inaiauouar s . if. . 1 nuiiu vi .iw; iuiiw n iiiiniiw iiutaiiiru wiuv-crs. a year I (Jee, hut I had n swell timcl" Direct to You Splendid GLOVES At Wholesale IlifVirt 4 tr Mens Clothing At Wholesale WHOLESALE CLOTHING SHOES HATS and FURNISHING GOODS DIRECT TO YOU!! home iu Newbury, New Hampshire. Although for long time aged by ailments Mr. Hay seemed able to coo for years against the adver sary but It was not so destined, Mr. Hay was of Indiana birth, a newspaer man by education, a Met by intuition, and .f 11 ... .. . i . - Urtlllfttl I Mitt rlfik tMUitl.liv Ilia fiat a. I I 111 ll'iul II iM!j I ft iili.aat . .1 ir lull m T. M. Doritn and wife. Mrs. Hlln "t n largely attended meeting of Mitchell and Mrs. John Summers, U varsity Park Assembly, No. 3 nil of Hamilton. Montana,, are UiiltcU ArtLsans, the following guests of Mrs. T. J. Monahmi. They are, at the same time, view ing the Portland fair. .... . Mru tr.wi f,.t I.... iu ii iiinenueni. .UUIIIIIIK l-IIIIIUV.MI.il- T..I1 . I. I . lug the arrival of a former school- ul,n uk-,,,.slccJor' . mate-Mrs. Ferguson, of Walln' A. S. Clark-Secretary. Wnlln. TI... iu.. l.,.v... George 11. Hemstock Treas n statesman ....pi. ,.,i,,.r m,.,.,. fl.Ip .,,,,,. ' , urer. and diplomat by allillatlon. Under but nu t l.v i-li........ :.. ini,....'i .. Herthu Ottersted Senior Con- - - - - ' l .! .1 , 1 . old Horace Greeley he k-caine few days ago. uucior. proficient in newsgaK..r work-nnd Attorney IJIanchard. of Council (uJtorr"a Morrisui'-Jl"- Con as he already was a member of the ml Miss Frances Jtu c,.i M,,s,,r of Cl.re, lowsiee, 01 iiienwood, Iowa, were' .......t.w .1.1 . r ... . iimilllJl. Kiii:.-1 llll.t WCVK OI .irs. K. A. I roof-paint saves $10 iu shingle wear. See the ad. Miss Mamie Coffey resigned her position on the Journal stuff lust N.imrimv nnil rotiirn.fl In iiit l.n..n. n ..... ... I. . imiiicu oinccrs were insiniieu: n Astor a. S il Is suce.i w iv lt II !-......... I...... .( I... . .... ... . . . i. ouin.rn.-c .u.Lsitr nrusau. ah.ss Llaru IJeller, of Saint Johns Mrs. M. R. Cuminings Sujier- Ihvuco Journul. Will Wolf Wholesale Clothing, Shoe, Hat and Furnishing Goods House has opened; ks Morrison Street Entrance, known as No. 229 Morrison. Street, to every man and boy 111 St. Johns. This is a sav- Ittrr crillt In VHII. Tllf lllv. WlinlcSfllc Slflllllf Or ifnrl. "'ft " J " n' aiiuu SATURDAY, JULY 8th. So be on hand early to avoid the rush. This is Our Wholesale Price List! bar his wiitlngs were forceful, I I . i.t . '" . shepanl. Mr. lllauchard is ImL the art of verse-mnkiug was a ing for n location and Is strongly, pastime nnd the rhymes1 he gnve to impressed with this city's probable the public will never k forgotten Kvth. mid ever be uuoted. Mortin Mnber desires to thnnk all All It ft.l(llla.lllrill liaa aailll a..a. t..l 1.1. u 1 ... ..' ........ ,,te "!" nt the time he lost his " "u w,Kt nn n few weeks ago. He expresses kJritlil-a ill L.al.. Of...... .U..U I . .a' m 1 . .v.v...,, ... num., omtv myn mi a very strong leeilngot appreciation conclusions have been reached with for the kindness. Not counting the any foreign country except through J5 thus far uncollected the sum of Ml. Ilnv's words and uorlrs I P'" oevuuirnwi 10 mm. every foreign controversy with this! l'ns. s,",u.y several .. cit' . couiiciiiuen, together with euoui: , l(.-M.iini invoraoiy io otlcw t() make a party of n dozen. Ilitf t'liileil States. U't'flt ilnVl'll In Zinnia, tuln.nl t. . . ...... ....ill. iw Fittiiv Aniuim if 1IIV.K II- II a . I I II a. a. .Mr. nay was a urana man am wno oiacKiH'rries. i iiev made Oeorgc Otterstctlt -Warden. Mrs. Hnttie I'milkInstructor. During the evening ice cream und Mrs. Sarah Peterson, of l'lutts mouth. Nebrasku, is guest of her duugliter, Airs. 1. A. bimtli. Mrs Smith is ulso eutertuiniuir her sister, Miss Lillian l'etersou, of Marshueld, Oregon. Four sealed bids for the construe- . i P . I a aa uou oi ine new sciiooinouse were received by the school board last Wednesday. Until the issue of the 10000 bonds, however, the bid will not k made public. ihc urrivul of a big buruc of cuke were served, und the following wood cuused the excelsior people was a grand this country will miss him! ileal with 11 iMiatmau at the rate of n dollar an hour but on their return he demanded two. He gave us lit excuse thut they ate so uiuel CHF.AI'.JOIINISM. AT the I'm Hand fair there is but one disadvantage to the man who goes for the pleasuie of viewing exhibits and that is the constant lagging and pU-adlng to "buy something " In at least two of the I ... if. 1 : i i ... 'iiiiiiiuk 1 ins 11u.s111e.vs is kept iicii an extent as to the siectator. I.vt him for but one uioment pause to Imik in u show case and the fakirs commence a dis.igreeal.le yop and k-gin to hud the visitors with ivtitions and pruyers to buy: throwing uihiii v-ouuters everything they imagine cm tempt the purse und pleu.se the eve. Ii U 1 1 .. ' v" ai ine Murt that no purchase will k made: uic jMiuver gws on just the 1 he Ust way is to .stand THIS IS TKUK. IT is always conceileil thut the while on the trip they doubled their greatest ruscul is the one who turns weight. I stale's evidence: the one who is a Mr. Wicker, of the firm of Illack cowuid and who most fears the !mni, kSt: Wicker, Is nursing n burned oKnin of the iK.M.Ilentlurvd.K.rs. ,,imrinc.rcM.u exploding ....... . , ' : . cautiie on ine uigiit oi the Fourth. ...w ,..,. Mx-ieiuiy who win Determine,! to avoid an accident sling the hand that has fed him from a double-euder Mr. Wicker who will ktniy his. muster is an gruhknl the caudle aknit the waist object of scorn to all who know 7)m 11 w.us Jl,!,t his luck to have I. ill! II.. .1...... I. v iiwnm mi- iiniiiiiueiv .i.t ii.... . ..r ... , , ' iiiiiik uuu woiiiiiu i uuprieu III a it i i i" i i i -iiiiiii iii iiirtt iiiiuii ii.... . , f iiivm. 1 uiousuiui years. ills conscience is elastic while he and struuclcs siime moment. Klw...i1...r.. ...In i... r........ ... . . IllllCles llllllself stSMiro' u-Ihm. ilii.u...r I ...I ..f ..... i.t... ... ... .... . 1 till - , - r" .... wi uic in will! WIIOICNMC I UlllSlieilS lie lllllelMV Si-irt lli fmm II InlWi. in l.ir.l,.i.,l 'IM..V- :.... 1.. nauseate ... ,,..'; 7'' :. .7,V .7. ':.r V ,.w"" .. V ... maw (iiiii.sen 1 1 tun iue inornss ",i,K"'K 'k " ir ine iruue wuicn his muster ut the K0 trt "?-', and tbe lines It cur I.uws must k feB.V? ....i. . .. . ... . i'"' KJ,,t iv.iuti.- won uo uiere 10 upheld und justice should Ikj meted consider the Iwrgui.ws are uskcil to nut: yet it seems cruel to allow the mention this pater. anil are us.sured dirtiest of the whole mix to go scot that only the most courteous treat five und wag his head like a minuet mc,,t u,u) l'0,,ct liKS will k viuu iiieiii, i,hv prices reign mere. program was given: I'iano Solo - Mildred Murcy. Address I-fuprcine Muster Ar tisan H. S. Hudson. Duet Mr. and .NIrs. Young. Recitation "The White Sluvc" Zulu Faulk. Recitation Herthu Ottcrstedt. to work a big gung lust Sunday to get the stock unloaded, It is very seldom thut steam is ou at thut place on tne seventh day. Mr. und Mrs. A. 11. lllackburu. together with the junior memkr cil the furniture firm of lllackburu & Wicker, Mr. Wicker, soent the Fourth at Kalumu ut the Inftuc of the latter. The party returned to Chose Officers. Members of the K. L. C. 1 the Itvuimellcun church met nt P. Ivuwurd Norcn. of Lebanon. T. Thayer's lust Friday evening for Oregon, was guest of his mother, I;, of Sa'nl Jnns 011 WcducMlay. ,t"c, Ivdwurd Norcn, of I.et their regulnr monthly business 1 'Mr!i- I'rank Fcterson, of Park meeting and election of officers for.avenue, over the Fourth. With the ensuing six months. The ofTi- Norcn were his wife and four cers are as follows: children For a few days Mrs. President Miss Kiln Kdmonil-' Peterson's fumily numkretl eleven. u. , One ooor soliturv indiviili I til ti'fii: President Miss Nettie , locked in the cooler Saturduy night tor ocim; uruui: und i son k-r v. Vice Marcev. Secretnry Miss Knthriue Doug las, '1 reasurcr Miss Annie Foster. After the business session the evening was spent iu a social to pay his fine. ......... . IV a . I manner ami ice cream and cake A roof mcic ?vrveu, ah reported a uood rMnri,. . . t I VIMI K ft nine, Judge Hanks came dgwn to the office Sunduy morning and arrange ments were made to likrate the .... .1. i. a. uiuii mj wiiii iie coitui earn money palutcd with Moe & "Klastic" roof naiut shetk . ..... larKS as a tiuetc sheds water. No uungcr when Moe and Clurk paint your roof. See their ud. Rev. Upshaw will deliver the second ot the series of sermons iu the Cuilirreirntm.ini tnlumnM. Ll'lll" nf I. 'Il. ...n.l r I....... .1 k I ... . t . r . Vi7t . , .. "wy. ouoject tor morn nir 1 1 1 ) lilTerS fr.ll1.nrillni.ru .liv. I.. . I.... I ...111 I... ..... ... . . ttJ . 7 . r j . . . " w .iun, in uii eveniinr f) An Odd Die. C. I.. Clark, deputy for Mrs. C. I. Clark, iKist master, iiossesses u curious souvenir of the war iu the way Clothing Department. Men's Si 2.50 Suits Men's 515 Worsted Suits 9.95 Men's $20 All Wool Suits 12. -10 Cashmere Men's Oregon Suits Hoys' Suits, all sixes. . . Hoys' Russian Illouse Suits Hoys' Jersey Suits Men's Cashmere Pants. . Men's Dress Pants Men's Worsted Punts .... 2b$ Pants 6.C5 2,15 3.98 2.95 1.95 2k 49c 6ft 2.5 ImiMrtcd Wotstcd iu all colois . . , 3,15 Rcmcmkr these are wholesale prices. Hat Department. Sj.oo Huts 95 $2.50 Huts ,5 S5.00 Stetson Shape I Ints . . 2.-15 Remember these tire wholesale prices. Furnishing Goods. Men's 50c Shirts Men's 75c Shirts . Men's $1. co Shirts. ... Men's Golf Shirts S 45 cents Men's Fancy Shirts 70 cents Rememkr these are wholesale prices. Shoe Department. Men's Shoes In Calf 51.35 . !.-.... 1.1. - men n onure, v ici $1.45 Men's Shoes, Flue Grade $1.95 All $5.00 Shoes $2.95 Remember tlcsc are wholesale prices. Ife Will Wolf Wholesale House 229 Morrison Street, Portland Direct to You Stylish HATS At Wholesale REMEMBER PUCE and PRICE Between 1st and 2d Direct to Yoir Fine Tobacco At Wholesale hhhIc! Was .Much l:stecmed. Kdwurd 1). Oedeit. son of Mrs. i.i... IM l ..... . . . . . ......v. .vi. i,, v ill us. wiuvse iiiisii:inii w n I mid liHik nierchaut ut Oak Park, dietl Friduy Had A Picnic. It wus u sort of u fumily picnic last Tuesday that wus held on the try dock bluffbut " that is shown iiayh,K "HiniuK, June jo, at ten o'clock- 1 ry i-tit there was u heel to the tnlk-ntul, when the f"wiK tw.vweeks' illness of R Uol time mlxeil wljh fire curiosity is ,w- 1 1 ' per toiiitU works and plenty of provisions of r i T? ' Illllly ,,,m ''hmI wus twenty years of varieties There were P. "v. Still, the plediuK clmtter nKe and hud te.sidcil in iiint Jolm lrson und w fe und cl.ildren is very dls.iKra-nble. but a short time coming hea with AV"M ' V.1"'. 1 lu,l,,) .uml Virginia Ili'irl ...If.. a mi. . .- His Mieuis itst Mure 1 from A vr '""'""'"i ""f u" mree II 151) AXSWHR. lw"' Wailnuton. He was a Ei'S' ,,Rlcktll a,uJ miniii . , . youne man of excellent traits ami Vttrtc ' Ihrondson, wife uud SHOl 1.1 anyone notice in the ,Uvm.. who cunie I coiS with thrCtf cl,lu,re-Gtnule, Freeman clasMfied coluiuu of nnv .l,.iK. I.i... i.:..i. t.. . V 1 and Nell from -"Portlum!? PV,i ' ...kii in men lKUl.se Ol IllSI..... . . . UKethis: II fe and his ev.rv...V ..n. iicroii, wile una two clnldreu - ut 'NVANTUI). A iuUkluKii yellow cur .-V-...K u.r nuiim-u HI KiHM llOk'lunr death wus a sad blow and the Midden tiiT''r1 ,M ,,i,c U,c h'"" ft-eiU severely l o 5&SSK3 ",,,U ,'",t ,MW' The e"Es were Micy should send a inarkwl copy to joiiii it. .Mlteheirs e.x-piivate clerk Uvuitsc he may Ik? out of a job. SOMH OTHHK MAN. IN his plea for defense Senator Thurston said thut "Oregon had Iwcn reM.'rviug one niche 111 the hall for u stutue of her uuvst faithful Mm, Jolm H. Mitchell!" Fiont the jury returns one might lx? Il to ptcsume thut the niche wus being reserved for some other man. I " ..... 1 11 1. . . to his family r., . "cr V ..I:.ms l':lso' shock fulls c,v" u"l vyienu Titoru knew him. t ykc cared for he I A. 11. llliickburu of tin- fir. To Fomt Church. eller, Hyrues & Hluckbuni und Rev. John Hentzein will preach ut funeral .services were held from the t o'clock Sunday morning at the .MetluklLst church, Rev. C. H. llaptist services held iu the Seventh v-uiiipoeii omcuumg, ut two o'clock "ay Ail-entist Church. On Friday Suiulay afternoon. The txxly was evening, July t4, there will b a plaeetl iu I,ove cvmetery, service held at the same place with instead of being a cube it is oblong will be Wcighetl iu the Balances.' and elght-sideil -the spots ninning. Sunday school ten a. in.. Rev to and including einlit. It s reallv 1 Hutch. s..rv.ri......... ' .. .11 1" , . . . '". u v.iu. im. mm mis received much bundling. It has. doubtless, also served to while away many a weary, tedious hour. One peculiarity about iue tue is thut it is made from u human Iwue and another is thut tt wus made in a southern prison u wus orougm out ot the war by brother of Mrs. Clark. Recognition Council. A call has been issued for council of recognition to be held In the Congregational tabernacle Wed nesilay, July 13. The council will be cominxseil of delegates from all rortland ConereKatioual churches It is exiiecteil that Newell Dwtaht Hillis, D, D., of Brooklyn, New York, who siieuks at the exnosition Sunday will be lirescut and address kl. .. m uic council, a corn la i invitation Is extended to the people of Saint jonns to attend. The afternoon session will begiu at three o'clock ami the evening at eight o'clock. a view to the organization of a Bap. list church. Repa-sentutives from A Utile tiUok kit Uit WV.I tl.I.lV III. tilt uinii-re,i in.iu Wylcim Thoimhkc. on '-' ciiurclies of Portland will be iVrtUmt boulcvanl. Will tiiulcr tell ol present. Rev. Win. Randall of ih. Central Baotist olmrol. win ..r.,1. Car 6 bmVe dll ttxlr trilpnl.v ... I All nr.. vv.iuuiK uiuumi iue loop, ana lor a Uiort lllllt 111 (4 tt(..ltlt.. ....... 1..1 m.. . f. miiviiiiiil: tan nail in 111111F ill 1 on Hie out truck. The er u rmg us fi and we will send the lukvu 10 iue mop. m ijuickly m ivwiblc. Keview to your fricud for a year. In New Location. The firm of Potter & Goold made rapid shift of Quarters last mesiluy morning, when their large stock of hardware, stoves and juttits were taken from the old location beside the ' postoffice and piaceu in the new Holbrook build ing. In their new location the firm will have a much better opportunity to display its goods than it has had and Mr. Potter expresses himself as highly pleased at the busiuess prospects. The dance given last Saturduy cveumg iu uicfcner's hall for the oeueni 01 tne treasury of the Civic Improvement Leamie u-n ... financial success hoped for. The music was pleasing and those pres. ent had a most eujoyable time. But it was cash the League was after. S. H. Hanks, son of J, w. iiuiiKs, city recorder of s-ii... Johns, is building a nice little cottage jit North Saint Johns. The house will have five rooms n...i commands a fine river view. Mr Hanks lately sold his lanre hntto ... Oak Park to Frank Siashv r Mount Tabor. " 4 Mrs. J. H. Crook last uwt entertained her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Crawford, and her cousiu. Ml iicrnice v.rawioru both of Largo California. The visitors are enlovl ng an extended visit at th- fnir and making their temporary home with W. L. Crawford, of i;ast Aukeny street. Elastic Roof Paint (Absolutely Fire Proof.) The Paint that Lasts ! The Paint that Preserves',! The Paint that Saves Money ! We guarantee tins Paint to remain oa Wood or Tin and to please the most par ticular. Let us talk with yon about this Paint nd the price. You save money by our doing your work. How About Your Roof? C. T. Mok. V, O. Clakk. MOE & CLARK, Role Manufacturers. St. Johns, Orrgon. Moe & painters, Why paint the sides a..,i .i. rti 4i , . t "YK ., iiicrooi gets the rain and mc sun ici US uamt .r Clark, the 1-lastic" Saint Johus. R. Wilcox is th Saint Johns who worked hnr.i n day on the Fourth. Ployed m clearing the sidewalk at oa. w. a. wish, J t do crown and briJe work without alo' Our U ynx' caprricucr In pUte work ta blet ut to fit your mouth roinlorUuly. Dr. V A. WUc hat IsunU a ! way to ex Iract ; teeth, abo!ully without plu. Or.T. Y r''lpertatKoia filltns and crown ami btUge work, Hxtractlng Iree when platrt or UrUg'.t arc ordered. WISE BROS. Dentists, KaiUns Bulldlnir. cor- Third and Wath. St. Openeenlnstiillo p. m. Suuda.t (rum a loll. Or?XUln. BR. T. r. Anv Oiia VViok: i j. nimi ue corner occupied by the Saint ' " IOUI"K IHVCSl in KC ElT ohns Sash and IVwp rnm . u-n... .. . T ? the stock of pillarsand S ha E. VANDERMEER, opp. St. Jolm Sash aJ Co.. St. JhM. OrT