Bonham & Currier
General Merchandise
Cochran Block
St. Johns the Center of Attraction
I FOR THE MANUFACTURER
v Now is tlic time to invest. In the spring in
vestors will flock here and prices will double.
i We have r few Lots loft at $ 200.00
X nnnitivm I'rojwrty Lots . 550.00
Lots witli alleys . . . 400.00
TERMS TO SUIT CALL AND Sills
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ST. JOHNS, OltEfJON $
Are yon running (lie link of losing tliuni by
keeping them aiound the piemUes? If mo, yon
linil belter rent a sufe-dcjioiit box at once.
Tliey cost volt fiom 5 to .f 15 a year, according
to si.e. Single cnvclnpcfl cured for at (tilling
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DEFACING SIGNS,
Boys Wantonly Destroy And Dc
face Street Signs.
?nmi. nf flin Iiulo nlinlll tllin rilv
arc bunting for trouble and they
are now on the verge of discovering
it. St. Johns has hardly gotten all
lier signs in place yet already
same are torn down and others
badly disfigured by mischievous
bovs who assault these pretty and
useful signs "for the fun of it."
" f iiliVinnu nnwlitpf" iu nl'prv
where punished severely by law.
And such punishment is right.
'I'liiiuf u-lin rritnmlt tlw rtnlrni'p
are old cnouirh to know better- and
do know better. It seems a pity
that anyone should be so contemp-
lime, as 10 destroy tnese necessary
cttrtiu tt1i!r1i n.niitrnrl in milr'li limn
and money to erect: and it is to be
.... ... ,
nopca unit summary justice may ue
meted out to the culprits.
Any cittV.cn who may see these
t . . t 1
nets ot vandalism commuted snouui
nt once report to the city marshal
the names of the boys so that
arrests und convictions may prop
crly follow.
We Are (lrowlng, Also, An I This
is I lie Reason.
Good No. H cook stoves 57.50:
air Unlit Heaters 51. so; o-ioot ex
tension tables 3.50: 8-foot exten
sion tables 55.00: kitchen cabinets,
the 5.1. 50 kind, 52.50: large arm
rockers (wood, cane or cobbler
unH lilirli li'ii-lr illnlntr mom
chairs 65c: iron beds, any color or
size, -fa. 25; wire springs 51.50:
dressers, imitation oak, 57.50. Old
furniture taken in exchange.
Goods delivered free to St. Johns.
M. . McGrnth. 6G North Third
street, between Davis and Everett:
Main 20S7.
Wouldn't Take Check.
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IIM W A Uhll
Ml toMII Hllll l.ll'Ur M-ik Willi til I 11)1
inn s..u- ti in .,ii' :l rj
ni.l. iii. lit s.Hir iiimiiIIi . r utal lv
Or U Ui. Iu. 1 Miiiil 11 .if. u 1 1 in
llil l.llll 1. 1. ...tail. I. ...II. ..I.. I..
-..- ...... .--..,. ........i.. I'iiiii ,ri ,
I lc l.nimil nt 1(1.1,1 illiiiuniul( 1 mil
' ft' i' viiiiiimii iriv h 111 11
.iti I lilliln' nir inilriril
WISH IIKOS. Dentisls.
I mlliitf IIiiIIiIiiik lor riilnl nml Waati M
IIn-ii riiiiliiK.IIII it i 111 Muni!. Iuiiii u
lull Or Mulii July,
UK, T I' WI8IJ
Proposals for Street Work Proposals for Street Work
Svrtlnl itiii will liv i.(ii n
llir unVe or llu- Ki..ii.Iit ol Hit- Clly of
hi. J.ilinn, Ui-.ii, Mutch s. ii,
nt I ii'i-lin-k p. 111., lor Hie liiiinivf niriit
l Oitlm trwt fimii llir cH.t line nf
I.Uel) Mit In Jrrw y tftvvt In )u 1111111
imt irmidd by (li.liiwmn No. ul
Jwt to Hit' hi.vii.ii. ilu iliuiU-r nml
unlliwit.i. ilu-Cil ol Ml. Jiiluik, nml
I III- IH, Mm Ilk'HlrlMI. Klhl tmllllWtf of
W v iiv I1HKIIH17I tin nit1.
IHM.t Im' kt(K'tl) III UiVHIilrtllt-v
W lilrli mII ! lur-
IH.1
Willi liiinlnl liLiuL
lllMml IHI Njl)iit1tNHI Ml III)' nillro III llir
KotmliT ,if thr City Ml. Juliim, inl
Mill U4iiiuu'Mlflit lllilut lx iiiiiiilctrl on
ur Im-I.iii' .il ln). (hhii lu ,Uii of Ut
imltlH'Mtlmi ol iHiiitf fur ihoikmiI fur
mIiI Hork.
No tiuNMUir IiiU Mill I.hihIii'id1
uhIvwi iiettHiMHUt li m crrtlilwl ohwk
(MyMklv lu the unlrr of tiw Mayir of lliy
L it) uf HI. John., i-rttidnl tiy m ritiM)i.
llU- UHk. fllf MH MUMMIMt rIMl to lull U'l
r nt nl llir Aiurruitlr miiuM4l.
TltV lillt III Iffl-rl 4U mii.1 m I.I.I, in
li' lfl.y iVM-n vil.
II) imlur ol llir 1 11 ,-oumil.
J W. llWkn.
lUttmli r o tlu I'nv o St Jnliii.
Us O U. oMi.. )rHy.
I'mIIiiIh-. in tin- s ,.iii tri-v. IVI
iU4iy 11.. 1 mill M.tit li j, Lai..
Proposals for Street Work
pl, nui.l will U- dmivi.I .1
tkhiuakvul ibv Rwunlrrul tlu- nix ..
l. John, OnrguM, Will Mait h ,
mi joVlwk ji. w fur iUr imiinituimi
irf ThotHMii kikwt (tutu Jl)vr..ir. t i 1.
I.ui ly Mmrt lutlu- nuitMvr protiilt-.t i
OrUuMmr No. hi, uHit to iliv i.h.v.
kiuH o( llir rlwitvr 4111I wtiliiiriiu-fH ..1
ihr nt of At. Mm.: 4u.l the
ktvi'ihtii.Mi. 4nl i .iiuuti,. xhv W'H
Kiiuiurvr on ulf.
Ilillk Ulll.l Ih'
hmIi-. 1.H11.H.1U will IwrmHiilnl the
olliii uf tftv Uitoi.Ut of llii City ol .St.
Joliiw. Ori-Kon, until M iiri'li . iiki ni 1
oViH-k p. in.. f,ir . ii,rvii,u.ii ,,f
Mvfiy .inil from the n.irtli llni- of
nnmiMii .fv tollu-MMitli line of Cut
llll "llrt'l. ill till llliililii.r t.r.ii-l.l...l I... I.
iliwiut'f No. Ui , wil.lwt in 1 he mvMn
im- 1 nam 1 nilU oriliint'( III Ulf
envoi St. Julius, mill die i.iii, kiK-olli-ml
Mm. mnl 1-.ll111.1U1t of iht City Huijl
iiwr on Alt.
Ili-U iiiiiM miictly lu iicconliinoc
with iiiiuiiil hlmiks whlrli will U fur
nWutl 011 iiiiilii'iitioii in tlu. oHioc f t,t.
Klt-lltllvr III llll- L'llV III t! l..l...a I
Mill IHIHOflllVII( lllll.t tl COIIIpll tlll OH
ur iH-foif tty .l.iy. from the iliiu- u l.i.t
J..I...H.UM.II 1.1 iiiiuoi. or pnia)Mi for
No oi.imU or tiiiU will ,o ionsi,U-iiil
iiiiIi-u ..iiiikiu(s y a icrtii'u-il eluvk
imvI.Iv lo Ihr i.r.U r ol Hie Mayor of the
t ItV o HI John., ll llil'u-.l hy , louiu.l.
lilt- lunik, lor mi iiiiioiiut npiiil to U-n imr
frill ihr Kri'Kiiti' inintwi1.
iikIU t n jft l any nml u ,,U i.
Ilrirl HM-tvitl.
1 It) ..nil r of thr rily louuoil.
, , . ) W- Hanks.
Itivoi.lt r of tin-City of .St. John.
HvO K. IKiwns Uqiiily.
I'mI.Ii.Ii.-.I iu ilu- .St. Joliu Iti-view l'eh.
nut k. j mul M.irch j, nrf,.
.liuilv ih fttvur.Uik-i
wiui nriHifi lilunk. mIiu It will lH- llir
llUllnl imi oi..t. al.oii 41 ihr oltit r ol thr
Itrttmk-r of llir Cut ol St. John., .1.1, 1
Mill IIUiiow iik ni iihi.i li.- t-iuiilt It il .hi
or ln-li.lv .ivu .Ut. 1 ...ui ilir tlutr 01 u,i
hiIIk'4Uii t.i 11..11, i- tor iii..viN t.ir
Willi Htll k
No itomjmU or Im.U will U-t.iii.i.Uii.l
uuIrM HivuiuMiiitil bv 4 t-nlilHil 1 hit k
l4)4bl)i o llironlt r ol llu- ,U)or ol tin
City uf Jt. Jolnu. t t ituit-il lit 4 iv.kiu
uw UtHk. I.. 1 mi miuummI votwl to trii per
oent uf Uw 4KKIWU IKUiumI.
I to HkIh 10 rrjrci ,m- tll
liritliv rvM-ixvtl.
Hy ortln ol thr ,-ity comirll.
, , J. V. llANKk,
Kiuiut.rof Ihr City of St. John
H O. K tkiwuk. lKittt .
Piilllbitl iu thr St luhtuKrvlvu I'rh
nwry i. 4. Mini SUrt-h i. uw.
R. WILCOX,
Dray and Bagaago Line
I'honr .Scoit ijoS.
llano Moving a SHtinHy.
I.ruvc tinier. t lllavkliuru'. Puruiturr
mhic huh tiioy will uviive .roiiiit
ntlt'iitlon.
BreryouB ihonld iubcrlb for
hU honi ppir, In tritr to ft 11
th lock niwi, but tt kff In touch
with tbt world's daily mnU
hould alto rd
The Evening Telenin,
Portland. Oren,
Tht leadlni aTenln ntwtytptr of
tht Pacific Ootit, which hu con
plttt AnocUted Prm rtaorU and
piil ltutd.wirt Mnrlco, with
correnpondanU In Important ntwi
centers and In all tht cltlci and
principal towns of th Northwest.
Portland and auhnrbi are covered
hy a bright staff of reporters, and
editorial, dramatic, society and
special writers. Saturday's edi
tion consists of 81 to 81 paies, and
hu colored contto pages, aa wall aa
a department for chlliran. poUi-.j
fashion page, an lnteraatlni serial
story and other attractive feature
In addition U all the news of the
day,
Subscription JlaUo: On month.
CO cents; three months. I1.SA: six
mouths, 12.69; twelve meatha, fa.
Uample copies mallael free.
T fid Kriitfit fnt'iir trtmr. im.
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(leavoriiii! to carry out tue ileMre ol
the council, iireented to J. 1). Nye
llu. coli'liriili-il llliillsililil.ilottnr
check, mid deuianded the return of
the leceipt Kivcn in excluuiKO.
As was L-MKCliil Mr. Nve re
fitsctl to accept the clieclc or pve
tip his leceipt. He stated that he
had 110 k'unl riht to the check: the
city council Had accepted it ami foi
it had none on tecoid us pledged to
tnnt a license. In fact, he
thought the license was already
granted by 11 vote of six to one.
At any event the mayor had de-
claret I the license granted ami
work upon the hotel was hcine;
pushed iiloii-r us rapidly us os
si I ile.
.Mr. Nye and Attorney W. U.
McOarry called at the office of the
deputy-recorder on b'llday und,
pi offering the receipt, railed uhhi
the deputy to at once issue tfie
license, This Mr. Downs refused
In do: lie wasn't initio sniis nlinnt
It anil iiri'fi'iii'il In lmvi llu cmin.
ell emphatically order him to do it.
. ...
1 ue wuoie iiiuiir was a mere
matter of form iiH)ii which to
base leiiiil liriK-ecilini'. No nm
n - - 1 - rv -
exiR-eted Mr. N've would tiiku llu-
cheek: 110 one exiiected Mr. Downs
would issue the license.
E
-a few-
THORNS
The Ma
3
A IIHAITU'L'I. I'OISM.
We nrp ttt rnrptnl nf n Inllrlitmr
IKM-'III. J2 stnnzns. of which the
following is the initial verse:
If I were the wreath on your auburn
n ,ur,
Or III tll.tt.!w. til. I nlifivn ...ill
I uoulil nestle down on your neck no
nor,
Anil love you love yott love you I
If it wasn't fur the fnet tlint I
could do better myself I'd print the
wnoie lot of verses. As it is 1
can't take the room. It's ensv to
-rind out this stuff by the yard, as,
lor instance:
If t were a ImllitoK out in the froi.t
yum
Ami a man sliotiM attack you I'd fi)ht
him:
:il look up nt you, then wangle my tall,
Then hltc lilm liite Iiltn bite lilml
If I were a shoe 011 your dainty white
IUUI,
Ami Nunc vllll.in should try to cinch
Vfl.l
I'd step on Ills corns anil fix liiin rieht,
IM.-.. ll.l ..I...I I...I V.I. .-I.
iii;ii 1 ii 1. 1111:11 yiiupincii yuiipiiicii
you I
If I were a cornet alioitt your fair form,
.iiii mimic iioston man suouiii irec.c
yon,
I'll put a uiniiiliiiiius iiM)ii lilm rlKht
tiicit;,
Anil Mtieec you wjuccic you
wpicctc you!
If I were a illatuoiiil In your car,
Anil 11 stranger nhoulil claim he knew
yon,
I'll frieze hint out with my .tuny -tare,
1 iieu ru cucw you enew you enew
you I
If I wctc a flnu.er-tmll on your hand,
.tun neii Minimi iry 10 emeu you,
I'd drive them away with 11 slap and a
twit,
Then I'd scratch you scratch you
scratch you!
If I were a handkerchief, linen and
inc.
'N' some Mlnv.url.in utarted to show
you;
I'd drive him away with n Dirt anil 11
shriiK,
Ami I'd blow you blow you blow
you I
If I were 11 rIovc on your Illy-white
11111111,
Ami Mime other Nought to rarcus you;
I'd free you, of eourkc, Ik I hail to tine
I'd prv.s you pre you pre
join
This stuff comes bunched at
three bunches for two bits. Send
money with the order, please.
W. C. T. U. Column.
A HIGH MCIJNSIi TOWN.
The New York World wanted to
know all about that $30,000 liquor
license down at Waycross, Georgia,
and nccordimrlv wired to the Wiiy-
cross Journal as follows: "File two
hundred words explaining why
Waycross has raised its liquor
license to thirty thousand dollars.
Are there any applications at new
rater The journal teiegrapneo
to the World the following intcrcf t
inir renlv: "For sixteen years the
city license for selling has been
$30,000. Iiach succeeding council
fixes it, no change has ever been
made, and no one has applied for
the privilege within that time.
This tax was levied as prohibitive,
and has been effective. Not only
is the legal sale prohibited, but
illegal .selling is kept to the minimum ,
fltid four policemen kept order iu
thjs town of nine thousand. Ninety
per cent of white people own their
...i .
uomes. 1 uere arc no paupers, no
poor-house, no loafers, and ninety
three per cent of the children
attend school. The town supports
twenty churches, and all are well
attended. Swearing is rarely heard
on the streets, and one docs not see
a diunkeii man in three months.
Two large railroad shops and one
j . . e a
car lactory are oeraici nere be
cause the men are found to be more
reliable that iu liquor towns.
These are some reasons why Way
cross keeps the license at $30,000."
The W. C. T. U. will meet in
the Adveutist church during the
month of February. Next Monday
at the regular meeting there will be
a short nroirranime rendered. The
society will be glad to have all
women who arc interested iu the
betterment of mankind attend nil
the meetings. MitH. Phkkins,
Press Superiiiteudaut.
I
Shepard, Dobie & Peterson
e
Have Ten Acres in one tract that
will make a fortune for
somebody.
Phone Scott 4061.
uf
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
S. H.
Office: Room
GREENE
Allorncy-aM aw.
9. Urtcilen
Invr. corner ThtZi - ..." .e." . ..
streets, Portland. """""gton
Residence
QUILT QY
W.C.ADAMS
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
We now Iwv with ii n enable
resident architect, and wc can
yrratiKe to adv.ti.ee money to ml
these weo desire to build liuuu's.
Sa'nt Johfli
DR. L. Q. HOLLANh
PHYSICIAN AND SLROEON
St. Johns, ...
Orrgc,
Joseph McChesrtcy, Ai, ).
PHYSICIAN AND
SUROUOiN
Office In Holbrook Block
ST' J0"N?' - OREGON
Shop
ST. JOHNS,
Second Door West
of Postoffcc
- ORIidON
F. J. Koerner,
Dr. MARY MacLACHLAN
l'ltliln and Suricon.
Rcnldencc Miotic Scott ir,
Office: Holbrook'. New luick ,1 14
Residence, St. folin Hotel. '
OONTUAOTOIt AND
BUILDER
Common Colds are (he Cause
Alnny Serious Diseases.
Physicians who have gained n
national reputation as analysts ol
the cause of various diseases, claim
that if catchiutr cold could be
avoided a long list of dangerous
ailments would never be heard of.
livery one knows that pneumonia
and comsttmptioit originate from a
coin, aim ciirouie catarru, iirott- .
chitis, and all throat and lung.. k MtvrMV
trouble are aggravated and tendered J' ,Umw ,sCott 60.i.
more serious by each fresh attack. I
Do not risk your life or take
chances when yott have n cold.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
cure it lefore these diseases develop.
This remedy comtalus no oitiuiu.
morphine or other harmful drug
and has thirty years of reputation
back of it, gained by Its cures
under every condition. For sale
by Jackson's Pharmacy.
Dr. E. W. R0SS1TER
PHYSICIAN
Office next door to MHoir, ,rtw
storc. I lione, Union M6i,
of Wrinkle' rcililencc. Phone
ISt.Jolnn,
Ofrjojl
iMnde Good Sale.
I'liiin anil "iieelllcalii'iis ntumplly
fiirnihtii'd in npplirntlnii. All work
luiio wild nonliiPKi nml dinpnlrh
I). S. Wiillon,
I'ntvemlty l'ark.
Crook & Walton
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS.
I'laii Drawn nn.l I'.siluintc I'urnUhcd. CARPET WEAVING
ivnv-nii joiiiiiii); iiiiii icnirni);.
Shop loS I'vkKeiideu uttect, near Jcrney.
ST. JOHNS, OKI'.OON'.
BOLEN BROTHERS
CARI'GNTliKS AM)
CONTRACTORS
- w.' 0rtnlr to Um
I "Mils ODrft.l
AIRS. C. T. A10E
FASIIIONAIILB MODISTE
I'rlccn Rcanonable. RnUrioiU.
(lUitmntctil.
ntninvay, 301
ST. JOHNS, .
i-.uiruucc at txu
Rlchinutiil SUul
ORKCOXl
A llaliil To Ile line tinigcd.
The mother who has acuuircd
the habit of keeping on hand a
ImiuIc of Cliaiiiberliiiu's Coiinh
Uemedy, saves herself a great nut-
oiiut of tiueasiuess and anxiety.
Coughs, colds and cioup, to which
children are susceptible are miicklv
cured by its use. It counteracts
any tendency of a cold to result iu
melllliou la. and if eivett as soon ni
the first symptoms of croup npcar,
11 win pieveut the attack'. This
leitivdv contains not 1 iil? iiIiii oik
and mothers give it to little ones
wltlt a leolini! of perfect securitv.
80I1I by Jackson's Pharmacy.
TaKe Notice.
Tlllt KltVlltW will mil iiiMiio tin.
insertion of any article received
.iter than Thursday 110011 of the
Mirreut we.k. Iu frequent ca.s
uiatteis which might just us well
li.ive lH.uiiu this ollice a couple days
nrevioii!, to 1 luustluy luve been
handed iu Thursday night or Fri
day 111. truing and it has been itn
p ihsible to insert them and get the
! ihiih-t out on time.
There is no disposition to ex
'elude uii nutters of interest -but
the jmjkt must appear on time: and
items must Ih. handed in not later
than Thursday noon while Tues
day or Wednesday is much Ixmer.
huiiscritHrs will save themselves
much lather and jMither by bear
ing this fact iu mind.
A H)tiltry firm iu Indiana has
failed. Possibly it didn't get the
my 01 tue laud soon enough.
"Women's Kyes On Oregon!"
says a daily paper. Gee, whiz!
If that's the case I'll take to the
woods!
Alice Roosevelt's to-be husband
is not very wealthy but It's a
sure thing that he's not been I.ong
worm wnat Dels now.
A Chicago woman declares that
"with loveand a thousand dollars a
year" any young couple can get
along. I think that dollars part of
fit. t .
11 is a real necessity.
If the present policy of purchase
continues in Portland It will soon
Im the daily cry there "Good morn
ing! Have you sold out to Los
nngeics mis morning,'
Rev, Hrougher the other Sunday
evening u.sked "Is It Fun To Go
To Hell?" Honest iiijun, I don't
know: but from what some jvople
ten tue aooiu my Ultimate destina
tion I ain hoping awful hard that
1. 1.. 1
II is;
Prophet Dowie. who is now itt.
iug latter says that it was prayer!
mat curcti mm. t'liimv win- ii.
, . . : .: v
cuaugui climates while praying,
wasn't it He went from Chicago
i" Jamaica imi ot course It wasn't
the climate.
The corner of Jersey nml Fesseu
den streets owned by Paschal Hill
was sold last Friday to C. H. M.
Greenwall, now of Astoria. This Is
the banner price for real estate tin
to this date for projerty so far f3& I.t4oxijj, fenced; bearing tree;
irom wliat has heen the business .
r.-iilr.. nf Ql I...I !. I..-. 7J bt lUOXIW), Comer.
:ri .r." ""r. : centn.i,;J5cai,: ,0
" (iiv. iitu itliv.l, Willi II10I1III1V.
now conducts 11 hotel at Astoria. , fssp-Ui sixtHi, j.room Iioum;.
W.J.PEDDICORD
REAL ESTATE
It 50x100, near mIiooIIiouhc.
will erect a hotel on these premises
The lot Is 84x92 feci iu size mid
was the Ust bit of goods iu all of
Hill's addition to St. Johns.
The sale was made throuoli the
St. Johns Title, Abstract and Trust
Company.
The adioinitiL' lot to this nmn.
erty has since been sold to the same
A. f . . ...
party lor siooo. Mr. Hill states
that lie would not have sold nt that
price except for the class of build
lugs promised to be erected.
fijoo Iit joxKxi, 6-roont IioiIms, near
..... 1 .... -
Minion, icini.
IJ5 5uxit),6-nouilioitM!Oii lllvd.
fijoo jjxino, cio in, luufticM lot.
To thiiM wanting work done In
thU line, call at my rrdiltnct,
401 Tucoma utrcet, three llocki
went of the car track.
MRS. W. H. WAR.NE
Carpenter & Dolbow
I'lfulctcm, Ilrick Matottt am! Ce
ment Worker. Httliuatct jirra
nml MtUfaction guaraiittcil. kda
tocdllorof this Wer. ;
latnlitrcct, University l'ark. ite
uiiiuii uy.
F. J. CARTER
I BOOTS AND SHOES REPAIRED
KIlOII llent itnnr In A,ntri'. HiImJ
on Tiicoiiw ktrcct. Give me a trial onW
Sl.jolnu,
Orri;on
D. C. ROGERS ST. JOHNS EXPRESS
IIARRV LVIXS. I'reptktc
Wood For Sal:
At the ferry landing at foot of
Pittsbun: street, we have imt-iiiw! n
wooilyard and are pret)aretl to de
liver goal dry wood in any part of
town.
Will furnish planer trimmings,
blockwood or slabwood either
four-foot wood, or stove length.
Let us have a trial order. No!
wood is better than ours.
Hkinic & Fostkk,
Foot of Pittsburg Street,
St. Johns.
Real Estate and
Insurance
roptktor
Goods delivered, cnted or ua
crated, In city or Portland. Pi
ano a apecfitlty, Leave onltri
at Illckncr'a. Phone Union CftS,
ORKCO.i
ST. JOHNS, .
Dr. S. C COOK
Undertaker anJ Rmbalmtf
South St. Johns Lots a sper.
nlty in Real Estate.
PtlOCIliv Assnrinrn Cnnt
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pany of London a specialty in -N'Kht office owckq t st.jo
Zeller-Byrnes & Blackburn!
Insurance.
"For Rent" und "For
amis for sale at tills ollice.
.Mail Schedule
Mail arrive at St. John at 7:10 a. in..
- f I'. 1(1.
I.cuu-. ut io:jv a. in., and r.AS l. .
Sale" u. 9 ,,,ei ol week day ftout 6145 a. ui.
ja,t Idg 6no o. m. Sunday; from 9 to 10 a. m.
f .No mail ariive or dejurt Sunday.
Pulling lii Garden.
T. R, Wisbey commeucetl on
Jaimaty 2$ to get his garden into
shape and now has a nice assott-im-ut
of vegetables under way.
When usked if he didn't consider
that he was rusltitii? the season.
Mr. Wisliey leplicd:
"No. I eness not. Yon set- I'll
have new vegetables iu my garden
about the time that other eople
are seedimr. I like to be on tln
mound earlv -and do thims- u li.m
they ought to lie done!"
The Pot tland "Pessimist"
" This is a bad year for grafters,
faddists ami fanciers." Oh, I
don't know! Grafters have done
very well st far and I am sure
that "Fads and Fancies" line n
big grist of free advertising.
At a poker game iu New York
city last week there was a loss of a
half million dollars. Th at is mo
game that the newspaper nun is
not supjkised to know anything
about: no one ever heard of a news
Mir nun losing a half million
dollars outside of his profession!
Since last November there have
uceu no public tidings of John D.
Rockefeller, the great oil magnate.
It is now curientlv believed Hint l,
has retired to u monastery. If lie
has it's dollars to fishworms that
he'll own the whole works before he
gets out.
The Wherefore of The Why,
A visitor from Minnesota last
Saturday asked: "How is it that I
can buy Oregon dumber iu south
ern Minnesota chenner lli
can here in Oregon?" We could
not answer his question, but to
make the visitor feel a bit home
like put the ouerv: "How Is !t ti,,
people in New York city can buy a j
barrel of Mimieaixilis flour at th
same price asked of n r.in..r ...t.
backs his wagon up to the door of
tlw null?" The man from the
uopuer state wiped lus mouth with
the back of his hand, leaned over a
trifle and whispered: "Say, is there
any place around here where we
can get a beer?"
D. C. ROGERS
Phone Scott 3101.
St. Jolnu.
YOUR WATCH
SllOllhl lu tnnt-vr1
after at frequent intervals. If
neglected you are (j0jng jt a
injustice and it doesn't give
me waicu a snow. Cleaning it
is one of our snecialt
ulating is free, of course.
Wilson, the Jeweler,
lamina ai., at. Johns, Ore.
J. H. CANRIGHT
REAL ESTATE
Undertaker and Embatouri
269 Jersey Street
For particular inquire of George PA
uiKiiaiu, 203 jersey pi.j""
M. S. ROWLAND,
General Ulacksmithiue. and JUpJ j
inn. tf nraiiruinir a hiM-i'iam
work warranted.
Con I van hoe and Tacoma ts.( St J
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U. W. UVfcKSIKCUl,
PLUMBER
Holbrook Block, 103 South Jewj
street. V Hone union mj.
Salut Johna
Lame Back.
To Rent.
it r ..
riou.se tor stnnii iitnniv.- m
Point View: four lots: city water:
furnished: till for 5 per month.
Iuotiire ut Ceder Purfc
G. Powers, 728 Charleston street,
For tlu sixth time the George
- r.mer, wiucli lias beeu lying off
Goble for about a year, will be
raised and floated. This time the
work will le done by a Michigan
uiiii. 1 ne r.iuer. is last becomiug
one of the historical landmarks of
tue river and it scms n nitv r
displace her.
Thorn,
This ailment is usually caused bv
be cured by applying Chamberlain's
iMim two or three times a
day and rubbing the parts vigor-
wsi at eacli application. If this
OOM lint n(frr.t ..i: f 1 . .
w,u iciici, DltUl on a
Piece of flannel slightly dampened
with Pain Balm, and quick relief is
almost sure to follow. For sale by
Jackson's Pharmacy.
Keep Your Eye On St. Johus.
Kight.room house with a quarter ol an
Kood well, house sealed, clothed and
iyired. This is on car line and
cashe ,0 ktaUon 1riee s,-00. half
Sixteen Jots at f loo per lot if taken soon.
w 1, 601(1 at o down per
lot and e ..r .1. . I
j i-. iiiauiu iier 101.
turner tot near woolen mill. Pine for
.rutng house. Vrice f75o, 350
Wift the Sash and Door Store
JERSEY iTREET. . T iohmc
MRS. N. McCANN
CLOTHINQ CLEANER
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mended with care and prompt"
Ladies' clothes a sjeciaii'
Old Postoffice Buildiof
Saint Johns
IP.
W. H1NMAN
CUcua Booralnr llou.
week
Corner Chicago and Ivanboe u
Saint Johns
N.
A. GEE
rtouM AUvar
Houses wo veil,
aid Rf"
rial red. Odd iobs of all
rrompt sen-ice, resonahlecMV
Ivankoe aud Catliss treets.
Kat6H9.
Saint Johns
Keep Your Eye On St. Johns. Itre wkk the PetiiastiU 1
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