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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. JOHNS REVIEW I'ubllihed Krerj Frldj I1V McKltO.V & TllOKNDVKIt. Huhicrlptlnn rites, 11.00 pr Jttr In idrinre. AlrtlltiK rnl, tl.00 per Inch per month. All idertliilnr bills pijntls llrtt or etch month. Job Printing eieeuted In (Imt eUn itle. 111 11a for Job l'rlntlne tut on deurcrr. All communication! thonld be addreued to The IUTlew, m. John, urecon. TIIU RKVIKW is entered nt ost office In S.i tit lolins. OriL'oti. as limn tnnue of tlic second clnss under the Act of Con grcss of March 3, 1879, Officii! Kawiptper of the OH7 of Bt. Joint Phono Scott 0900. 1MUDAY OCTOHKR f3. t'jos IIUHHARI) SAYS, SAYS IIU. "OPPORTUNITY Is waititiK with n dub hi the Great North West!" declared I-'ra Klburttt Iltihlmrd, the noted Philistine, in his lecture in Portland. That sayinj; is a true one ant t)eo)le ate coniincncinn to realize it They are awakening to the possibilities that have been lying latent for centuries and within a scene of years this northwest section will be a wonderfully productive country. Theie its no doubt of this itjis asserted by those who came here from other portions of Anieri ca: it is acknowledged by those who have dwelt heie for .some time. Hut Oppoitnnity will not clul everyone and theie are some who will dodge at the slightest feint that Mrs. Opportunity makes. This i an age of grumblers and of high livers: and the coming generation endeavoring tolive too fast to con suuie too much of the extravagancies of the times: theie aie vast iitiniberK essaying to keep up a patent-leathe career on a uiocctisin income. This is one class that Dame Op tmi Utility will not club into a conset vative life. And another class is coinw)M.l oniiose'who aie kimck eis, ilixlioneht scheineis aiitl soie heads. If tlioxe could be "kuocket sensible", it would ben blessing for themselves anil for the public geiifially. If all will work together for the advancement of this state theie will Ih? a gleam of sunshine even when taiucloiitls abound: and the success ami gieutiiess' ofhegon will Ih? as slued. (H)OI) I DIC A. MY. the Piesbyteiiaii7syniMl just closetl at IItMuiam, Washington, it has been decided that all pieachers should opxisu tliscounts. In other wolds tilt)? pantois miw 110 good ictiMiu why they shoiiltl be entitled to twelve a lower 1 ate for turns Mittatlon, foi fuel, foi feetl, or foi anvthiuu else, than the coiuiiiou layman ot the nmk outsider geU. Alitl tliut'h whfie tllry weie collect. We nevei coliltl ttiiik-iNtuiiil why a milli-tei' shoiiltl lecelvu lowei pi ice than a common eveiyda. man hail to pay for the Mime thing nor why a local eiitiK-t tletiler, or a ltH?al whxI seller. nIioiiM quote a "cost pi ice" on stuff that is to In used by the chinch. It is the cus tom to do mi. but that custom wat establihed moie than luentiiiy iik when the widely seatteietl and weak t'litiiclies weic ileKMiiluiil wholly uon chanty. Then they weie almost U'ggeu now they aie weal thy and Milliientialaud would tlislaiu to Ik? chiKsetl as they weie in them' piimltlve tlays. The action of the llMiilam cleigy will take loot and thv idea will spread. Anil it is well. It selves to make the chinch mote iudccu dent and denotes that cliuiit) shttuld Ih? tliveitetl into other cltiiu uels. KltVlltW 1S.RHAH. SliVlCUAl, weeks 110 this jwier niiutetl in the column of "Thoins" a bit of Imby thyme regatdiug Pan McAlleti ami ltw Uiby day. A few days later theie was tccoived fiom Mr. McAllon vwlio had, iu some iiiauuei, gotten hold of a copy of the iwtie) a coiupliiiieutaty lettei regatdiug the matter. The lettei said: "I)it.K UitvlHw: 1 find time now to thank you for baby show notice and the toetty which was clever. It gt.s into my special scrapbook whete I put at tides 1 ptie vety natch. Thanking you again I tetuaiii Miiccicly yout.s, Dan McAi.i.hn." Mr. McAllen ts a gentleman, a scholar ami a gotvl judge of- kthius. DO IT NOW. lb you have an extra dollar or two buy lots iu St. Johns. Thete is no Hvciible show of losing out ln-cause evury piece of laud is ImiuihI to increse in value. Do it now I A JUST R UP USA I,. IN spite of the frenzied petitions of several enthusiastic women the Presbytery of Southern Oregon has refused to endorse equal suffrage ; and the clergy of that denomination acted wisely. The agitation of a complete system of woman suffrage is no credit to any one -and the states now harrassed by the fad would quickly remove the privilege should a vote be again held on the question in fact the women them selves would vote nway their right of franchise were it left to them. Kqtial suffrage has never yet proved equal suffrage in any stale and, except a woman be the lone head of n household and a taxpayer she should defy all efforts to push her forth into the dirty deal of jol itics. As a rule she has about the same conception of politics as n blind mule has of the rainbow's hues and is apparently as fully In terested. Her place is in the home, the church, the ball room, the the ater j it is not iu the swirl ami nau seating vortex of politics. It is declared that women, once given the right of franchise, "will purify politics I" As well declare that n pint of cologne wottltl change the odor of a slaughter tien I Or assert that a bouquet of roses tossetl to a drove of hogs would produce spiced ham I To a man politics is a delusion ami a snare but to a woman it's a mighty sight worse. The ordinary woman after one dose of It has had enough and much Hrsuasiou must In: used to get her again to the polls. The head of any household by right should be entitled to a vote ; but to discriminate would create 11 com (ilex condition. Kqtial suffrage means the serving upon juries, the paying of M)1I taxes, military serv ice, and all the many drawbacks to which men are subject. These things she must face or curb her desire for etpial siilfrage. No ixditictil (Kitty can afford to lake up the fad and but few chiltches will be thoughtlessly in veigled into it. . Till? PRANCIIISK. IN another column is to be found the oitliiiauce as ptoHisetl for a fetty franchise. It is a long one ami is vety explicit iu all details .mil should be lead by every citien iu tinier to have every feature well hi mind. The city council is tloing its best It) sufeguatil the city iu older that St. Johhs may xv.ess every availa ble chance for piogtcs. The pro- Misct oidiuaiicc piomises to be an excellent thing for the city iu many ways and out ciliens will, it is believed, have no cause to tegietils adoption. It will he puhliohcd again next week and, after it shall have MMcd its thiitl leading and been adopted, it will have to Ih? again piinted with the ptoHM' date ami signature. I luting the interim woik will be piogiessiug upon the .ippiiMchcs to the dock ami the link itnt-lf as well as upon limit to be 1iM.1l teuiMkratily. WOULD lll TAMIL Kiiu.aVH . r llie.es 11 a 1 etes to cut out the humility of the fool- Uill game. The moment the btutality is lulled that moment it cettMti to awaken public interest. As well etase ftoin the pi og rain the name of "Juliet" and allow Romeo to prate to an empty balcony ami eek applause as to force the great football teams of America to Ih gentlemen! Koutevell is usually MKvesnful in what he iccotumcuds but he'll have to throw out sig nals of distress ott this latest. RATHHR COSTLY. JAPAN, now the war has closed finds that she is badly lit debt. She owes, so she declates, i,?5o.- ixvi.iw) no small sum. At live H?r cent her iutetest amounts to ft tS fot every minute of each .vj touts of the day. The worst of it ill is the fact that Japan will have to pay it. HARMONY OR HOMINY. YHSTURDAY state republicans met in Pott land to .see if things were coming tight. Whether or not the common herd were allowed to min gle with the elect is not yet known. 11 fact, there is yet a question us to whether it was harmony or hominy Mrs. R. C. Couch is now guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Couch.' She comes from Guthrie Center. invu ami is sister-in-law of Mr. ' Couch. Next Monday evening will lie the! regular meeting of the city council. 1 it is hgutcd that much important work is to Ik? transacted. I Some More Stuff One week from next Sunday will be rally day for the livangelicul Sunday school. Wouldn't it be fine if a few more brick blocks could be erected inside the "fire limits?" There are many prosjecttvc dwellers constantly looking over St. Johns with a view of investing. Several new houses in the block at the rear of the schoolhotise help fill a vacuum that has long been noticed. Try the "Par Kxcellence" : the champion sc cigar: made in St. Johns. W. A. Uelcher has removed to' o. ..:.i. ...1...... 1... .. ! t,l stony beach and see the water fall off the rocks. W. C. Adams is now living in his new home opposite the city hall. His office at the same place is now ocii for business. Andrew' J. Rapp, from Kinsley, Kansas, was guest of his old-time Illinois schoolmate, C. W. Arttett, on Thursday. He visited, also, W. W. Raser. Since P. J. Peterson & Company placed in position the new ami at tractive showcases and counters the store is a very attractive one. Trade seems to ojicn up very nicely. Miss I.ouise A. McKcon, of Ma son City, Iowa, daughter of R. W. McKcon of Tint RitvlhW, arrived in St. Johns Wednesday, ami will becoiue'a permanent resident. I J. Carter has opened a shoe repairing shop on Tncoma street next door to the bakery. He conies for strictly business ami will tlo most satisfactory work. See his ail. Smoke a St. Johns cigar best toe cigar on the market the "White Crow." When vott go to the fair tomor row better take your gun with yon. It will be the last day and some of those concessionaires will get your money if there's a ghost of an op portunity. Two children going to school. Said one, iu a boasting way, "We have 11 nice porch 011 our new house!" RcsM)iidcd the other, with a disdainful toss of the head, "Humph! That's nothing! We've got two liens 011 ours!" Then each one walked alone. Those intending to purchase fur niture should not fall to note the pi ices in the new ad of Oeviirtz & Son, I7.V75 b'irst street, Pottlantl. i'his iKipttlar firm enjoys a fine pat - rouage Irom the icopic of the Pe- uiiistila and their uniformly low pi ices and favorable terms of pur chase seemed it. Read their new ad and compute the prices. Table Special No. tvjs Tin ronttil top Dining Titlilo i 111. of ipi irlcr mwo! 0.1k, I1.1 pt.iiio p.ili .S incite iicron top u licit cioh'iI. tvnKltt'iti oat to n fevt, leu ttinu t jut nVc cut Hcgni.tr pace, fis St Joint-. V4l.tl pace Square Top, Six-Foot Table, $5.00 prarea m -Me Chiffonier $9.50 M.nlo of tir. li.m.Uiimly tiuislutl mid Ktihcl. II A I the 73? 3 We will furnish your five-room house, complete, for $20 down and $2.50 a week GEVURTZ & SONS 173-175 First St. BUILT BY W.C.ADAMS CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ST. JOHNS WORK ST. JOHNS PEOPLE Shop Second Door West of Postofficc ST. JOHNS, - ORIiaON Kvnngcllcnl Church. Order of exercises nt the Kvan gelical church for next week : Sundav school nt to a. 111. Preaching 1 1 a. tit. Subject "The Kud of the World." tin or K. L. C li. 2:.1o p. m Mrs. McYicker, stiierintendent. Sen or K. L. C. I.. G:.VJ p. nt Miss Douglas lentler. Sermon 7:30 p. m. Subject "Golden Rule." Wednesday 7:.to p. in.: Choir practice. . Thursday 7:80 p. in.: Prnyer meet tig, followed by n congregn tiotinl meeting of the membership when each member is expected to be nresent to discuss some vital tittestiotis. We extend a personal invitation to each citizen of St. Johna to par ticipate in and enjoy the services ns announced. K. u. MCViCKitK, Pastor, I Ins Milk Route. What St. John has long needet has now been established. J. N Olds is now running a milk-de livery route and supplies many ctts tomers daily with a gol quality of milk. As he is newly starting hi; delivery outfit is not of the mos stylish but this will be improved as fast as tKwsible. Mr. Olds is an (dtl settler in St. Johns nnd be lieves iu its future growth. Open .Meeting, i'lie local lodge of Artisans i: to have an oeii meeting next Tiles 1 tiny evening iu llickner's hall. Re freslimeuts will he servetl aiitl an . i !.... ..t .1 :..in... t 1 wviiiiiK 111 kl-iivkii juiiii in iiiuiv.1 patetl. A siieciid invitation is ex tended to uow-coiuers and young coplc. Air-Tight Stoves The "PRIZE" is a l'irt d.tvt, mr tight I loiter Heavy Mei-I IhmU , i.nt iron Ixittum. top tunl 111. 011 front . 1 t nuMe M-ctioii.tl lin ing'' 11 uielu IiikIi, encircling entire lnuc til lxi.lv t'niU-cting Ut'l from fire, Buy Now Pay Later Sti. S l''irili 17 In, long $ 0.60 No. I'tu'i-.x t; in. long 0.B0 No. it - l'irvU ii in. long lt.00 No. jj- I'irvl- x ij in. lung 12.00 Eclipse Steel Range, $1 Down, $! a Week The Best Ranee 07 ca Sold for ipZ.DU Enameled Iron Bed No. 6iq. This ututc HnameKM Iron Itctl, brus knolv, imi corner txits.ortli ft.ix), we iu.ilv.iSt John (to AA tvci.tl tin wuk .t only . . 3UU Portland, Oregon rxt i Mn 1f C'crosslng the river at sttcli ferry In his ORDINANCE NU. 50 ,ow boat, ortotakc in anil carry over v ,ls nclghlxK when the same is done i without fee or charge nttil not with In All Ordinance to Establish a Ferry tent to Injure grantee. Undine at the f:oot of Pittsburg Suction 12 All persons shall be re- cr,.,.f nm ( rant mr a i-ran chisc to the "St. Johns Perry Ci nipaity" to Operate a Perry Thereat for a Period of Tell1 Years. The City of St. Johns tloes ortlaln as follows: Suction I That a ferry lantllnc be anil is hereby established ami located at the foot of I'ittshurK street, and ferry boa's shall have the rij;ht to conic and depart from such landing without hin drance or ob-trtiction front any vessel, raft, craft, wagon or vehicle of any tics cr'pllott; and the owner or owners of sucltfcr:; I'Oitor boats shall have the right to make any improvements that may be necessary to perfect n good and sufficient ferry landing nt the foot of said Pittsburg street; Provided, That nothing contained In this section shall lie con- struct as giving " ...itrnt tint' tviM tit Iit 1ltthtlfL RtrtCt iMsto.tncues in ... - - t t .1. . r it v. X riguio.wayo,, trainoru Mre. Suction j There s hereby granted to the "St. lohus 1'crry Comtmny", Its successors and assigns, hereinafter desig nated as the grantee, the right to con struct, maintain and operate a public ferry nt thc foot of said Pittsburg street for thc jurloil of Ten ( 10) year from and after the final jvissage of this Ordinance, at the rates and charges herein and here inafter stated, subject to the restrictions and obligations herein nud hereinafter written nnd !inxctl and such supervis ion on the part of thc Council of wild City of St. Johns as thc public good may reasonably require under th'. laws nnd or dinances of said City. Suction 3 Said grantee shall at once, and at Its own cost, construct, maintain and, during the term of Its said franchise, keep Iu good rcp'tlr n suitable, printer and substantial plank road-way the full width of thc street from the said ferry slip or lauding to the West side line of the O. K. K: N. right of way (on llnulford trcct) 011 thc Mid Pittsburg street. Suction 4 Said grantee shall, within thirty (30) days from the final pastgc of this Ordinance, have iu operation at Mid p.ilutn safe nnd substantial temporary ferry Ixmt of sufficient cu'xicity to nc oiiiiiiodatc thc traffic, which shall be im proved as the requirements may justly. .mil, within Twelve tn) months from the final passage of this Ordinance, have iu oeratloti nt Mid iluta ferry boat equal ly as good its that now 0eratcil across the Willamette river nt Albina, In the County of Multnomah, Stale of Oregon, known as the "Lionel R. Webster." Suction 5 Said grantee shall operate said ferry Ixiat at Mid point from six o'clock In thc morning until eight o'clock In the evening of every day during the continuance of this franchise, nuil n often ns the public welfare may reason ably demand; Provided, That thc Council of said City may further regulate the Kiid service its the public gixtl may require. Suction 6 Said grantee shall trans port across the Willamette river free of charge all gravel and rock for the im provement of thc streets of the said City of St. Johns. Suction 7 Said grantee shall have the right to charge and collect the follow ing maximum fares and charges for their service and no more: I'oot jMsvcngent . . .five cents (je) Single twtms twenty five cent (y) Double Uum or four 1 10n.es thirty five cents (jjc) Automobiles twenty five cents (jjc) Saddle horse ten cents (10c) Suction 8 The Mid grantee 1m1I my to said City of St. Johns for the in of lid ferry lauding and the rights and privilege herein grunted, and us full couieuMtioii therefor under thU fmn- chli-c, two and one half per cent (1 i-j jvr cut l of the gross receipt from said fcrrv, to bv paid by mM grantee to the Mid City of St. Johns monthly on the l.tt day of each month during the life of this (r.inclii..-: Provided, That tin section shall not exempt the gmtttce from any lawful taxation upon it property, nor from uuv licenses, charge or iinnitiou not levied on account of such ue. Suction 9 Said grantee shall keep a full and correct book of account and make stated monthly report in writing to the City Recorder of the City of St. I joiius, which snail contain an accurate tatemcut iu miniuaricd form, ns well a 111 detail, of all receipt from all source mil all exjienditure for all purts)e together with a (nil statement of all isjiet and debt a well as such other in formation a to the cot and profit of Miit service a the City Recorder may re quire, and the Recorder may inspect or examine or cause to be inspected or ex amined at all reasonable hour, any and all books of account and voucher of siid grantee. Such Uxiks of account suati ic kept ami such resut made in accordance w ith fonu and method tire ruH-u ny tue Lity Recorder, and everv failure of the grantee to keep mch book of account or to nuke reports under this section, shall authorize the Citv to de clare a forfeiture of Mid franchise. or.cTioN 10 unless the crantee shall establish a good and convenient fcrrv across me w uumette river at and from ittsburg street lauding within the time unit mentioned in this ordinance, unless prevented by unavoidable litigation, and men within Thirty 130 ) days from theter mitution of such uiuvonkble litication U'llli'll vt.illl Ita.'d - . muousij- as me course ot law will admit, then the right of grantee under thisordi- ... .. . . nance to the ue of the foot of Mid Pitt. hurg street as a ferry landing slult terminate. Skction 11 C.rantee shall have th- exclusive privilege of transporting all persons and prcperty oer and across the Willamette river from the foot of Pitts burg street, and shall be entitle,! tn :.n the fare arising therefrom: Provided, that nothing herein contained shall I. construed to prevent anv 1.,. i.. - . f SWM cetveu in across the river by grantee according to their arrival at the same; nud if grantee shall act contrary to this regulation, it shall forfeit and jy the, sum of three dollars for every such offence to the partv aggrieved, to be recovered before any Court having jurisdiction; Provided, that public officers on urgent business, post-ridcrs, couriers, physicians, sur geons and miilwives, shall In all cases be first carried over whete all can not go at the Mine time. SUCTION t3I?or thc effectual securing of efficient service; for the prompt nnd complete compliance by grantee with Its agreements and undertakings herein nnd hereunder; nnd for thc continued main tenance by grantee of thc property i good repair and condition throughout the entire term of this franchise, thc said j grantee shall, on filing Its acceptance of this franchise, give to thc Uty ot &t j Johll4 n K00ti and sunlcient Dond in th ' J h .... - suin , fi v The ml rif;Ilt , )h. , ltu , thc w,,c . " . .',,,. , I 0 1 ' ,rn f ,,!.1nV riuht thereunder shall remain nnd be vested iu the Council of thc City 01 hi Johns. Suction 15 Any person or persons violating niiy of the provisions of till Ordinance, where the tienalty has not lcen designated, shall, utwii conviction thereof, before the Municipal Court of the Mid City of St. Johns. I fined not less than five or more than twenty-five doll nrs. Passed the Council Approied by the Mayor Attest: Recorder. Mayor. Published for Approval in The St. John Review October Ijniid Jo, tj. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE Is there n hole Iu your pocket hcoK? Take a stitch In It. Men otir fortunes while you are yotintr, Open a Savings Account nnd avoid trouble ami worr, when you arc too old to thread n needle. WE PAY CENT INTEREST OREGON SAVINGS BANK 321 MORRISON STRGP.T PORTLAND Ol'l'ICI'.RS Moore, President, W. II It. Ii. Lytic, Vice-President. W. Cooper Morris. Cashier. S, I)gau I lays, Asst. Cashier. DIRECTORS W. II. Moore. V., J. I.ytle, J.vo l'rlctle, W, l(. Cojielnud, W. Coojier Morris. Linoleums! AMI. Fancy Mattings! Do not buy II tischolil Fur niture until you get our prices We can furnish just what you want, either new or second hand, cheaper than the regu lar dealers. Call and see. E. O. MAGOON. Next to The Haielwood. F. J. CARTER BOOTS AND SU0US REPAIRED Shop next door to Anderson's Rakcrv vine me u inai orner St. Johns, . . Oregon AUSS AMY B. ROWLAND INSTRUCTOR ON PIANO 50c per Leson In St. Johns Wednesdays and Saturdays 1671 Portsmouth Avenue, University Q. W. OVERSTREET, PLUMBER Columbia Avenue. Boulevard and Central Saint Johns Oregon W. L0UGHEED WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER FINE WORK GUARANTEED Located In Peterson's Cigar Store Cochran Block JersT Street, - - St, Johns "Whiniver annybo. dy offers to give ye something f'rnawthin' or something fr ess thin its worth, or more f'r something thin its worth, don't take anny chances Yell frja polisman.'' -Mr. Dooley. Our goods are not offered for nothing. rcd Our goods are not offered for less than their worth. Our goods arc worth ail we ask for them. c If you've not been in, call and see us. St, Johns Bazar on Broadway AN OFFICIALDIRECTORV S. H. GREENE Altorncy-flt-Law. Office: Room 9. llrcedcn Ilu(. I.lg, comer Third and Wa,l.lnRton streets, Portland. h Rcs!,,cncc: Saint j0ln, DR. L. G. HOLLAND, PHYSICIAN AND SURdno.N Residence and Office: Corner ol Tacoma and Hays. Phone Scott ijoj St. Johns, Orrgoa Goodrich & Goodrich, ARCHITECTS Saint Johns mid Portland, Or con Lawrence Al. Hensel PHYSICIAN Office on Jersey street In I.lrtt. more house, opsslte St. John sh and Door Co. Phone Scott 1143. 143. SAINT JOHNS, ORI'.GON Dr. W. E. HARTEL, DENTIST Local or general iiuastlictlcs ministered it desired. Ail- i'reedmau Illock, St. John Dr. MARY MacLACHLAN Physician Office hours: a and Surscon. to ii a. in. 1 tot t). ill. Residence l'lum.. sv.iii Office Phone Union 6991. Olfict: ovcr'l'.lllott's tlrug store. Kcsl deuce St. Johns Hotel. Dr. E. W. ROSSITER PHYSICIAN Office next door to Hlllott'i dru. store. Phone, Union ju6j. Rcil. tlence on John street, first door south of Wrinkle's residence. Phone. St. Johns, .... Oregon T. T. PARKER. Attorney-st-Law. Office: Cochran Illock, next door to postofficc. Saint Johns . . Oregon Carpenter & Dolbow Plasterers, Ilrick Masons ami Ce ment Workers. IMimstes given and satisfaction guaranteed. Krfcr to editor of this jupcr. 7JJ Way landstreet, University Park. Phone Union 6797, ST. JOHNS EXPRESS IIARRV UVUIS, l'ropktor Goods delivered, crated or un crated, In city or Portland. Pi anos a sjiecialty. I,eae orders at llickner's, Phone L'nion 699S. ST. JOHNS, - OKKOOX THE EASTERN H0AE J. S. CAIN, Proprietor. Meals by the day or week .lis by tue day or week, iKaru. Ier week, w.oo. Cochran Illock Jersey Street Saint Johns Oregon N. A. GEE House Mover and Repairer Houses moved, raised ami re paired. Odd jobs of all kinds. Prompt service, resonable charges. Ivauhoe and Catliu streets. Saint Johns . . Oregon P. W. H1NA.AN Chicago Rooming House. Good rooms from fl a week up. Corner Chicago ami Ivauhoe streets Saint Johns . . - Oregoa A.RS. N. AlcCANN CLOTHING CLEANER Clothing cleaned, preed aud mended with care ami promiuii"- mi prow specialty Ladies' clothes a Old Postofficc Duilding Saint Johns . Oreg The G, HEITKEMPER CO. Watchmakers, Jewelers, Sllvcrsmltbs. Importers and Wholesale Dealers 286 MotIsm Stmt, fXtSiS: P0BTU Bon Ton Barber Shop First class work aud clean hot tow els f patrons. Hair cutting a specialty. Agents for West Coast Laundry- ersey street o- J01" Subscribe for Tu8 Rkvikw. 0e doliar a year.