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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1906)
r3 THE ST JOHNS REVIEW t'ubllahed Rrcrr PrMsy Montis Forwarded find Alnior Vnlcn line Will Qualify. The clinmx of the postodicc sit uation was reached last Saturday night when Postmistress Clark turned the local posloflieo over to her bondsmen, who in turn notified tile department to take charge. Insjicctor Richie took charge Monday morning, and at once bo- gnu cheeking up the accounts. The inspector will teinaiu In charge un til the com mission of F. W. Valen tine arrives fiom Washington. t he bonds furnished liy Mr. Val entine weie forvvaided to Washing- ton for apptoval some days ago. As soon as they have been approved by the department, his commission as postmaster will lie forwarded. As iy a change the location will Ik. made as central as Msihlc. WILL QUALIFY IIV McKl'.ON & MAKKI.lt. Subscription rates. $1.00 per Tear In adfaner, Ailvr(lilnv ril.i. tl.nn tip lneh tier mcnth Alt sdtettlsln bllli pajrittlo first of c- monin. Job Printing eirruleil In flrstdsss i.jie, 'tills for Job 1'rlntlne ch on riellTtrj. All communications should bs addrciied to The RtTltw, St. Johns,Orccon. Tint RltVlltW Is entered nt jiost office in Snlnt Johns, Orison, ns lauil nmllur ol Uic sccoad class tinner me Act 01 v.on grcss of March 3, 1879. oracttl Nswtpspsr of tb OUr St. Johns, Phono Cost G10G. FRIDAY, JUL-Y 1.3, 1906. At the recent election, Oregon elected thirteen Democratic sheriffs As yet, Tom Word has not been appointed chief of police of I'ort land. The harvest season is on in Ore gon, and a bumper crop is being gathered. St. Johns loves a scrap, and it is poor week when there is not some tiling doing. "There is plenty of work for all idle men," is a refreshing bit of news in every paper in Oregon. Never mind what others say boost for St. Johns! Make it not only the best town in Oregon, but on the Pacific coast. Continue the stieet Improve meiitsi (.iood streets make every one take a pride in the town In which they live. St. Johns has the push and gotthercutivetiesh to con tiuue the march of process. Kichaid Ctoker, fiom his castle in Dublin, lielaud, scuds the news to his American friends that Win J. llryan will piohahly be the next Democratic candidate for the prcni tleucy. (Iron I head, Richaid, gtetil head I The cost to Multnomah county for each vote cast at the teceiil election was ,j cents each, while the votes cast at the ptimaiy elec tioii held June. I was 1.1 cents higher. or .H cents iter vole. About iy.xx votes wuie cast in the county. The oidluaiice icgtiluliug the speed of automobiles within the city limits, teceutly oitleied dtiiftcd by the council, is something that will meet with the uppiovnl of all Niiic-lculhs of the sissy boys who diiVL'the willy wagons need euib- The fact that the Indc'KMidcnt Tuluphoue Co. of Seattle is extend ing its line lo Tacoiua, with (he in teution of teaching the piiucipal towns in the southern pint of the statu, may lead to the liojw that it will ultimately invade Oicgoii. And the distance fiom Poitlaud to Se attle is let than a days tide. -- t - ll.iM.tl on its slum ing of 'Mfeial ic ceipts the Poitlaud ixislnllice was wised to a (listclas ollieo July il, and the sulaiy of Postmaster Miuto is now ?5,tx JK-i year. The tank ing of the oiliccs of the principal cities 011 (he coast is: San F11111 cisco, fust; Poitlaud. second; I, in. Augclcti, third; Seattle, foiiilh. 4 Hviitou, l.aue, l.iiin, Lincoln and a st lip of Matiou couulv put on thuir piohihilinit clolheo last Sun day and for two eat swill be asilty as an alkali Hat. That Kin say the hevciugc of the Kentucky colo uul will not be tu evidence. In iu stetid the liijttid of the iHiolleggoi pitxlnced at a cokt of f.o a ban el and lutailed for 00 will furnish the hilarity. At a meeting of the Initiative One II mill ud Monday evening, Praucis J. McKeuua, picsitlent ot the committee, iutioduced a icsolti- lioo juoviiliug foi the inisiugof thc!mc i eotdially invited to attend license to sell lupioi 111 Poitlaud to; 'ill mm vice. Miss M.ttcy will be f 1,20011 year, payable miaiteily in 'the Under advance. Also that all slot ma- chiller; pay a monthly license of $ -s. A clause 111 the lesolutiou juovides that the matter be submitted to a vote of the citiens of Poitlaud. The Pacific Slates Telephone company, despite its jndilfctcnee. evidently ileaiios to obtain a fian chi.se iu St. Johns. A new ottli nance grunting the li.un.hiw.' is now iu the hands of the council. I'u doubtedly it will be thoiotighly an alyctl by the city fatheis. I'lidcr its terms the city will uveive f 1 ,700 front the company for the franchise for a period ot 31 yea is. This is at the rate of $8.1.30 a year 01 $7.03 a month. Thete is a 1m) a clause iu the franchise ptovidiue, against a li cense being chaigcd. To the av erage taxpayer this looks a tiitlc Mrong. Portland charge, a lie. use of 75 a mouth and $1,000 a ipiaiter or f-t.ooo a year for the phones. It will be well for St. Johns to see that it receive ade quate coiuciisatiou for this valua ble concession. At pickcut it is the projerty of the citizens of St. Johns. It should not be disposal of at less than value received. It should not be placed on the bargain counter. L,ike nil the rest of us, Jonathan Hotirnc, jr., has troubles of his own. One of them is the activity of n coterie of politicians in trying to prevent his election to the U. S. Senate by the legislature. The Re view did not advocate the candidacy of Mr. Hotline, nor has it the pleas uic of his acquaintance. Hut we like his style. He lin.s n way of do ing things thnt makes the average candidate look like thirty cents. If alt that was published about J. J!., jr., is true, he would be in the pen itentiary Instead of striving for the upper house of congress. In spite of all that was said, Mr. Iloiirne won the primary race hands down. As a fly annoys an elephant, so will the political gnats annoy Mr. Hotiriie. Hut they will never beat him out iu the long run. They are not of his cnliler nor iu his class. THE POSTOFFICE COMMERCIAL CLUB. No Quorum mid No Business Trans acted Wednesday Night. HE IS USUALLY A FAILURE. Tht Great A Ways of tho Average American Offise Doy. moat dilhc.ilt person to "or- L'anizo" is the ollice bov. Wo hear Whether it was the change in the meeting place or the warm weather or a general indifference on the part of the members of the Commercial body that caused the small attend ance Wednesday evening is not known, but a quorum was not present, and as n consequence no business could be transacted. Two members of a Seattle furni niture company, nccompanied by several gentlemen from Portland, were present with a proposition to stabhsh n furniture factory at M. CHOOSING A PART. n Actor' Expjtlencj In the Days Be fore Ho Dtr.arr.o a Qtar. Wo supported vioting sturs nt the museum. One of tilde sturs was to much about the bright American Jerry Cohan, the father of (leorgo bov and the achievement of the Colian. We played "Tho Molly Ma- ..,.l.1! ,!..... 1. 11..., 11... In- . fMliriH" Willi him. I liml to nine n where the olliee bovs come from. nnd hnd i;o white shirt. Con- low mass: to:t5 a. in., high mass; They bring eerti.leates of aomo sort v,cntl." ltiinndcil that a lawyer 11.,.:- 1 i.t Vvnrv should not ;ar a eolored shirt. Irom their tcac cro, out r.vcry . . n.. 1 ... n 1 . . , ' , .. , , .;. Looking frnntieallv about the dress- mgcontx.ninaap.oeeo.oi oovs , - , f y j, , troooniL' thi-na 1 U o Iiees and ...7 1 , , , 1 CHURCH NOTICES. Baptist church E. A. Leonard, pastor. Suudny school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 n. m. H. Y. P. U. 7 p. m. Preaching nt 8 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend these services. Holy Cross Catholic church, Portsmouth Station 8:15 n. 111., trooping lhro.1,.1. .U olta n d clr. I eleaiu'd it with breadcrumbs, works dnv after day, b.it tho boys, . it !..,.. .. v i 1 ..! 1 il for tho ...oU part, are ob.tinato and ovef r,m.., ,,,, Jt. Amilhcr 8ar apHM rs ho l.pd., hi, opportu 111 y miirblimn ,;, .,fo und brothcr quickly onouMh, and if he has stay- , i..,,.,,,,...:.. .... tri.,.n,pil wIUl Jitit the Johns. They had heard of the ex- W win x" " hi,,,. nL. HH ,,,,! ir hor head cellent transportalion facilities nt majonty of .Noai.KMer Imt apply f ' . t, .. . . '. ... .. fur Kiltt hiiti. tin nun ni'M. thnV . 1 .' ... n 1 1 k Tuimt. niui sfint'lit tntormaiiofi . . rf ns to values, tnxntion, etc., which was given them by the president and those present. The proposition will be discussed at the meetitii! next Wednesday evening. All interested are to be present can't spoil, no .mil tln'v are 1 . ... member of the company was a always i....!.-.... . .1. .1 fierce looking bulldog that ran down tt-nirnma the joL-k 1 . ey uon t , , t n know wliether Nin huncKco i m , , ()f L.OIlll,lt.11Vil)0t rin ,lim to Culm or tho Plnlippiues o whether , , fa fc I.o.'i Anat'loti is in Spain or the Sand- , , , t h i b wirh I..latidii, nnd di-eriininatiou iu ,t ..,,. , the matlor of po;.af is bo- - ' "'fa ' m , ! ond the n. ),;e.pb. e l ey object , (,0 viIajM mQ ,,,, Pirst Congregational Church V. J. Warren, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m.; preaching 1 1 n. 111. and 8 p 111. ..I..I....I ll... ..Ml..!.. , l.......l ..... I.!. ! rM,lr..li nf Plirict U..ro!rnC . , t Jt 11.1" 1 I MIJ-ll IIIU .11111111 !-lVU I1IU HIT 1 Wl.ll.W. J. ..1..... . II I IVVO ... to, and tl.ey abhor laki ng orders. , , , . where tho 'cry Lord's day at 3 n. 1... in the St. Andrew's Episcopal Chapel, University Park Rev. Win. K. Powell, chaplain. Regular services tt a. m. Sunday school to a. 111. Evangelical church I?. E. McVicker, pastor. Sunday school ton. m. Preaching tt n. in ; jr. K. L. C. h. 2:30 p. 111. ORDINANCE NO. 110 An Ordinance Opening, Laying Out and Establishing of Modoc Street, from Charleston Street to Fcssendcii Street, in the City of St. Johns The City of St. Johns does ordain as follows: Suction t. That, whereas, heretofore on the 2 J ml day of May, 1906, the coun cil of the City of St. Johns by resolu tion, (lirectuii and required me city en- A iitit.tn itlimpr lit iniiut. it sitrvi'V itntl ri'ttdrt ittt rw. i. v. . 1. .u w. 111 it iiuiiiii t,."--- - T V i 1 . ri. t.'..,i.... ,.,,! f ti the tiroixjscd oiienini', laying out una es- uiuh .,i.ui,u i,,i ,k - ... tlll)is.i; f Modoc street from Charles- the societies of thedifferent churches loll 4lri.t.rto t'essomlen street, In thcclty of the town at 7 p. 111. At 8 p m. of St. Johns, ami the members of the K. L. C. E. Whereas, the su.il city engineer has will triv,. it ntweiiil ttmirrniii Prnvei filcil with the Recjriier of will City of Will give n sjkc al program. 1 ra-' Sl. jui,,, ,, survey, plat ami report in meeting '1 lutrsday 8 p. 111. am ngUres as follows: t llA i( . . . 7 Anieneni. of todnv rniiaiieiini.a imi.oiio man unu .t,..J ....... 1.. 11.. tfl !. . . .1 t lien 11 conic i nun, uiu inernuu ,1,,.. i,.,.i i. ,,.... 1.:... :.. .i...i ii. of todnv does not ,.t." , .......... i nii-i'i 11 "ii-i nil . 11 nil" 11 turv uieiU' HCCinS tO 1 ., A....... nsguosta friend from TolmIo,.u. ex- lra...(.li. spectacle, and Mr. Davidgo tromoly b.,,v individual, little fa- V? . 1," J' fBW opended upon it lo build up tno miliar with the ,oeinl graces l or ".J " " f ,1 LZ'. imn'A f ntm" of hU mw' WhiI the ll7l evening of hi, ly a dmnor J $ & 0 iS SSw party had been .arranged. 'J Ito host- nnA H,S o'mi'inti of coats in " V',;' " ' .." . ! .', imj us muni!.-! -iii-iiiii , 11 in, iint!.'ii tut; villain, left the coin puny. Sir. I)n vidgo Kent for me und olTored mo one of the two parts that of tho soon as il 111 rives the mayor will "Cortninlv," renpondml tho Toledo take charge of the office. Until man, willi ulin rin, "but I nnilor then no charge will Ik- ni.ide. cIinmI Hint w v. cro to have diunor Willis Moxou has been olfetcd hem nt tin hn ic. Argonaut. 1 n t has accepted the iiosilioii a deputy postmaster. laklng No Cdancos. It is understood that the twist- "Here cmul Hheine, ho said. ollice ptesent vm nan provnieii a iiuhi altrautivo ..,!... 1 ..n , r t'ftllltir (I'fitmitl Inr) I Iiii Jl i iliitltt mntt ... "... . 0 J""" " ' politencw an- ul without minor and it wa thought that ho won d nlf,. ,,, )llsil. , Iiveril '. Ulrica iieppcriuu iniic 10 ucr, which, indeed, ho did. When tho guesti had gathered mid were ready lo go out t lit ho.il, with his politest bow, paid, ".Mr. Illauk, will you please take Mi-h DhxIi out to dinner?" average ap plicant for ollii c b"wloni has no no 1... 1. ...1 1 1 lion of reqion-ibililv. Mo will tako . V . , ' J ItM.li.L'H.I l.t- .f,s. tt'.xt or on none at! 4,mi u is .nine S10.H, u.ai u.e ,h, n- t ne...e, sue sam. ,lpir mitI4, devire IiV which In- ice Is soon obe iimvul ron. it ookinX up fni.n tho mper she had (c; t ,,,.,,,!, bo prc. .sent hKii ion. Mr. ulentlno Ihh... riniluu. vcntcd.m.d iiiiiir.ru. i a term wW ,-s iu case il is neceury to make Ho wined h Inllu sunpicious, but ..... ... .....i..- y.. i..,!!,,..,, tl,nf Al the S I100I iMccliug Ne.t Tuesday l:cnlng. A tiiHiil wan ctiiieut the fust of the wick that P. I.. Clint . hill, te- LViilly elieteil cleik of I he school loatd, would lie unable to oiinlify on account of not being a ptovily liolilet' Iu the city the legal leiiKth of lime. Phe eligibility of Mr. Chuichill was based on (he fact that while he is a ptoK'ily holder at picMrnt and pays taxes this year, he did not pay luxes dining the yent of 111115. CoiiMiltluu (he district allot nov, Mr. Chuichill finds that he is eligi ble for the ollice and will ipmlifv at it wan mi I'lidcnl tbnl lie was ex peeled to Mitor that he inado tho inipnry. "Wliy, it miyn tlmt some wivoi Minvo their bi':U!nl and iu that WHV .. I..I. I. ..I... t ..1 ....I.... It ,.., I "If llll'lllll HI IHU Vllllllll Wild Will 11 jiiii ttriiii 111111 iiiitiiiii'iii it tuiuui' ... .... .j tun 1111 iiii v iir.ic.M ur un nuuu ut i i.M'l..... ..... i.ii. ...i ... u i 11 - 1 1 net uiu im 11 11 iiiciiiiiii pans Hut in eaim i.y for vexation tho .7.," . ! 1 . T nvernro utomurn .hor can givo him . ,' y " .'I'" 4,M" "nnw l"u points Mi.Kt slenogriiphers aro 1 .1 , 11 I f 1 I 1 11111 ItWL UIIlL Iff l'lIMIIllr. ers epoi cd. I'nlvuvl Inblu trv tltolr ipi.,,, i ,,i. 't.,; t ... , , kouIs Tho uncommon word fud- , tl, x i L, ''j'' "'T V . I (11m their kev.. Lmguago is In 0 ' ' W"L l! . 1,1 Which pai l vidd I el noi? I had held the do; beimo ho made the run down the incline and it t tacked the villrtiu. I k: iw hU muclcs were like lcel, and I ri'iuembered how crier !. wik fur Iih part in the perforuiiin. e. I lei des I never out moiiniitfr. piincttmtion i gods for It. nothing of it. ,i"v iieiievu that gieti onlv to tho thomnelvtM know On I he other hand, 2!. i.wss.T;i;vr-i v ' 'ir Hi'i.iMiiiiis ami in mill ..IUI,. (I.., t l.t.litrsil oiiiiiiimnnta """""' i i inni. i vim t.VNiiowlml thev would ordinarily " f , w. - . i ' f .V 1" I.Vii r irlVv t( l'Kv '"' ' :.o. I inyne wa ottjjtl. v.i nmv get Hint gown ' " mighl. lie I e.er dt.t .k. hut, I lltOlt'Jll you tKil. iilcmt iiii nioriiiiig. It won't Ik- i..M..f.irv fur vou to uot at my llirmi with it r.ixor." lit Won tlio Quit. "'Hip mirt cum1 of ijtiioranco I tun loll yu't of n. i iirrcd in LSI!!) in it remote mvi mi nf u ir country," Mtid it Henlvrn i 'ti.,n'' nmn. "There wai it iiwii ulm ..iddctily hiviiino rich and built a 'i eii.ir moih liotine, with oim art tt' .-. . iiimI no he wrote to Italy for n en;v nf Vomu do Milo, The copy in dm time arrived, It wm iMtliil In 1'nimni tuarblo vcrv lHNtutifnllv. lnl no n hut did ha Tsnryr . i'u Mity Lovti In Ytif.w u l.iCc oddities nnd ieeitliurit.iN n .n.iiie.lion with tho work oi vui. oupci.iH'ly pi ('o.igrei..!oi.: "I WttM iu . not lony c;o ToniiVHiu'st . pofi'fi (o briii wm never ho ro llected ii;;.i:ii, he ni.lit fur the first time. While I olaved the neuro tluve limit ;liU d' t.ibed me. Tho plpo wabtdcil Im'Iwi'ii my unsteady teeth. A few ve.irn la'ter Fnink riiyne ni ed ii'in for tho first . i..... it. i ... i .. ... .i . t. ... i -.11. a pnbliid.or J "m . i i. ' i.c.v edition of ,kl11, ' l.":r J- t..:.ily.O.H Skinner ...Li.. I. I... .. I iiieuiiu .uir.ii.. ttllllll nu iitu- He nhowcd mo Ilaptist church. Commuiiioti and preaching by Rev. Ilruce Wolver tou, acting pastor. All cordially welcomed. Methodist church Sunday school to a. in. Preaching at 1 1 a. m. by Kev. James Moore of tlti Mt. Tabor Methodist church. Mr. Moore is a "Iu mirsuancc of a resolution nilontcd liy your Honorable lloily directing tne to survey the proposed opening, laying out ami establishing of Modoc street from Charleston street to l'csiciulcn street, said street to lie sixty feet III width, I have surveyed and marked the txxiiidnrlcs of the proposed Modoc street nnd herein submit my report ami plat containing a description of the street, the boundaries thereof and the poillous of each lot or tract of laud to be appro priated therefor. The proposed opening, laying out nnd establishing of Modoc street Is sixty feet ill width and is bounded and described as follows: lie- ginning at a point In the southerly line of Modoc street where the same would . . i...... t t... .i ,.. ti. , . , , . lie iiuerM-'cieii uy uiu westerly line ut very eloquent speaker. Preaching ii.,irw..n i...t. numlm. iii-iir.. .... at 8 p. 111. by the pastor. Epwortll crly nlong south Hue of Modoc street ns League at 7 p. in. now-laid out hi V. T. Smith's Addition: thence northwesterly nlong the southerly et as laid out iu dies- Hue of Modoc street 1 ter Place, nnd thence northwesterly nlong the southerly side of tracts "A" and "II" Court Place nnd nn extension uotthwestcrlv In its present course of tract "A" Court Place to the easterly Notice. On account of the fire which tie stroyed my entire stock of furni Hire, t iviillld lit t'lntl In Imvc nil ocrsotis knoivinir themselves to btf ",a'"' I'es'cudeit street; thenre north arsons ktiou tug incnisiivLS to ik , tonJKlllll ,xlv fccl ,,Utaill )rom nilclitctl to I till bom . furniture i'... .1..,.. ..t - , I me.ttireit nt iiut iiuie 111 westerly cx- nuic iu piease van 111 .mii.miii cc leitsiou ill us present course 01 inc V'ii1ciilliw! real i-stiiti. iillici nnd sotitlierlv line of tract "A" Court Place. ... thence Miutheastcrly 6b feet northerly """Vi "" fnuunnd iMrallcl to measured nt right possible. K. II.M.t.liKUO. ml,.M to'thc Mnhcrly line ot trncl. "A" nnd "II" Court Place nnd the south- The finest of cilling cards at The "!' J,11.,!?.1,'1 ,, . 1 milium 1 1111. v unit 1. i . ouiitii 11 itiiiii- K ivn iiiuwt:. Ill, m in n imliil In III. iiorllt I 11 nf Mit. doe street where the same would Inter sected by n northerly extension of the westerly line of Charleston street n laid out iu P. T. Smith's Addition; thence . Mors mid more it nllleiiil of tho .r rvcniitlv said: ,1 . 1 iii'i'iii' 1 Mi rifi pii mi-r UIU I1U l"1. .te !!V:VWT " j ''.' "' nillio,mir0 sued 1 in iiitiiiic 01 aiiiiiiiouai tenciieiM ami Hie iimiiiI loiitiue biiiiiK-Mi will come k-fote the board. FIRE BELL Arrhc.1 ut the City Hall Vcslcrdity iMtirniiig. I'he new steel file k-ll tecetitlv onleiisl by the council was deliv- tcsl at the city hall yeMciday motuiug. It came nom IIiIImmiio. Ohio. Tliiough the eenetosity of the I). It. tS: ,N. the car containing Hie Ik-II was switcluil to this city fiom Poitlaud free of chaige. l ite Ik-II is of sleel alloy. With I ho rnilnHd for $ .'.hmi f)r mutiln- Hon, ami. b'il'- iiiore. he won th itit." Milvmukif Scnliui'I. lfor Sii e Cheap. One plunger pump, brass fitted with wining. ciitMcity .s.ihx) gallons imui ; one i5-iioiv power motor I for iilteiiialing current, and iu ex cellent condition. Call at St. Johns Witter Company's ollice or phone East o.ttfj. P. II. lldlefseu, SiiKtr-iiitciidcut. 1 ...ii..i.l.. f. .. i.im. ti-l, 1.1. 1... in. I Loowino poc Light. tuililiJ til I ... ...i 'l for lb., mlltinn. M. .loill llllll Jlw. llrOWII WCH) and I ke.!. 'I . e vou ttlven an or- ""'" inwiJ'., 1 iy.v (ao.l it food der for tut u :.. .iumil lot of I'u ,leJ". 'i1' .r "' 111 h'IHih tho and x'i' I niiiur or tlie.r ucgiiiiors II wu Whv, 1.0. Why should I?1 ho nMnnwiimrf w.i.it .1 ot niey know skul. anout other people h lnisiiie4 which 'Hindu e you will liavo to havo H.'."" 1 u,,,trr tllu l01l!t- 1I1. mi 1 t'.i fii n. u..,r.i !.. nicy were lainm-eruu nwav at the "'I -- Illllll (WV 111". I 1 " oit uM Mi im ny liiti.M lii 'r.imivWd mtit Hitiiti.:i wi.ea the convea- , - -v - iHienw that Hid iimtnl pert'tiiitago of I 1 1 Mini v 1 far short of tho mini' ber rwitintl.' M lliiiM-r's Weekly. linn turned in the direction of Mrs Tiltli'tity, a now arrival in tho next street. "I hear she'd sulfering from on pendieitis" declared .Mrs llrown. "Milfi-nng: eehoed Mr. Jone know Niillcc ill I'hete will lie 11 tueetiiit; at Odd the liNtttteH it weighs a few Pellows' hall Siitntdav. Inlv 1.1. at been coiniiiu nliif Iwnntv vcnrit Im IMiin.ls oyer 11 ton. It cost about j p. in. lor the piitHhn of coutplvt- i etui the i irf-ilntion my heot jit".-. . iiiiiMiuu waning pmce nig tne oiganuaiion ot uie wo-j wit m iiniiu'il, ami now thero'a u will U- fottml for it pi nimbly 011 man s KvlU-f Cor. to wotk in con- chane of it bttin.e; eirculateil in llutlillgtoii place Until the new iltnctioil With the Cr.ind Anne nf four slut,- nnd twontv eonnfiej. etiy 111111 is lonipietiHi. when it will St Johns. All loal lulus are lie mouiiUsi on 11 tower on top of otustul to iiK.t 011 th.it il t the buikliug over the engine house, ntder of loirmtttei. -T K WNur lunibiu Dimleh. ami 11 I- .Snoiv " Tims For nJolclna. Tho isl.tnr of the II1111111 Hid i'u llifiusm cmneout 1111 Main . I reel nnd C01ltOlliplUOU.lv. tisttisl hi, hat luviitv feet in tho I. '', "'" ' air. "PraiM. to Providenco!" ho tImt.; "skisl Mrs llrown. whootwd. dnnelni? around like an I heaiil lie hail got appeu Indian. dicttis replied Mr, .lone, "but, "Ate y...t ernxv?" deiininded tho Lor', Judging by the way they brag- onlv ivoliVeiiiuti in town. "What do K11' "''""t I thought it wan somo you mean hi cheering when tho cy- ort of J'1""0 pln.vor! What la it olono hun nirried awav your oilicoP' yy ' l-omlon ttieon. 'I'l. .1," f rW.I..! I ,ftt jiiat It, tliuiiu. 1 lllttu Laraest Rsisrvolr In th World. Ill South mi in North America nature does her work on tho eriind mile, and one of her noblcit uchicvcincnU i the Amazon river. re- Wotilibrt lv surprised if one copy 1iii,1r.' ,l10 Andes it flows acroM My docnt.'t 1,1m. ..'ettii to Kurope." Co- tho witinui't and discharge into Union .Meeting. The Chiihtiait Kurituvnr Societies of St. Johns will hold a union uni t uig Suiiil.i) night nl seven u'clo. k til the livaiigclieul chinch. A IK' the meeting, the K. I,. C. K wtl' uiulii ,1 sisvial tHiHiram. . 1 tho Atlantic ocean at tho equator. The vn.tnesii of tho area which it fitrtnuou Hint. drains illiioiintitig to ,308,000 She had 1 . .11 irviiiL' to dUcourauo niuaro miles will Iw evident when his- Hiicni... n fur ten long weeks t borne iu mind that this U more atids(:i I... iK.r,Uiml in eallinir, than the area of Ilusia in hiiropo 0 111 1. ..1 know" the vawned mill Atutr-u-.ltiugaiy, It has a n hen 1 ! 1 tl,e I,., .r . that I na il- FURNITURE SPECIAL A big reduction in staple furniture for six clays only JULY 12 TO JULY 19 W clock announced K'ugth of nearly I.OUU milei, is itav- I sometinios wish igiuiie for l ..liy v,:iou miles irom tho ea and is fed by iiainerous streams, which iu any other country would bo ranked it's great rivers. ' In the wet feaon, which lnsts for about eignt mounts m wtutit vanes irom 5 miles to 1 00. Xo wonder tho Amazon has been called a gigantic .1 tstrtlmiiake.' "An m: ili.i uike?" gasped tho star tied ihap. "Why hon!d you wish to lv iiitti. in. ,o extraordinary.' "lUvmiM' perhaps then 1 could shake on." And the next mintito ho called for his News. lint and cane. Chicago reservoir rather than u river. Mistaken. Too Woll Pottsd. "Woiunti," said he in agonized I Dinner Chairs. With cane seat An all around line chair. Regular pt ice J 1.05 SK'Ci.il price i.j. Haul bottom chairs regular juice- if 1 .55 Sjvci.il jrice 1.15 .Solid 0.1k iliuucr, 1egul.11 jirice 3.50 SjKvtal jirtce j.41) Alattrosses and Springs. A lug cut tu cvirv tiling 111 the furniture line during our six day sale Mattresses Regular price, - f 3 75 SjH.'cial jrtce. 3.49 Iron lulls, - 4.35 SjK-cul sale, - 3.05 ST. JOHNS GROCERY CO. The Big Store "Well, captain, how wero you tones, "vou Irnvo broken my heart." j)liuetl with the ladv?" She faid her ear to Ins manly tl. .1 i l.lT. -T It . in s x'.ik triuiKiv. 1 was eoine- iMisoin. what d'Mipi..iiiitoil." "Xo," Htiil she after listening in- 'How mi.-' I tenth', "theiv is not tho sliehtest W. JOWER, Jnwcr Illook, X, Jer-ey nt. MintliL-rle da feet to the tilnce of lirifln- nine:, flic nroiKcil oncnlne. tnvitieoitt unit eHiiiiiiuiuni; 01 .ahmioc street will in clude ami necessitate the ntiproprlntlon of the following described lots or tracts of Imui: All that part of tract "11" Court Place, containing 9891 txpi.nc feet. All tlmt (Kirtioa o( Imui known us tract "A" Court Place, i-ontiihilng 43K0 Mpmra fect. All tlmt pircel or tract ol lnml ly ing between the westerly line of Court Place nuil the easterly line of l'cmenilcn street mid between the north line of the James John I). L. claim nuil the south erly line ol tlic jiroposcil .loiloc street, containing 3161.3 wpiarc feet. All that jurccl or tract of latul lying lictwecii the nortii tine 01 lames joints' 11, 1.. u. ami the northerly line of the proposed Modoc street anil between n line zoi fect west erly from anil lumllel with the west Una of llrantch Addition uiiil the easterly line of I'ckicinlcii street, containing 7,000 sipiarc feet. All that iarccl or tract of land lyiin; between the north line of the James Johns I). I Cliiiui and tits north erly line of the proj)ed Modoc street ami between lines too fect nuil 301 feet, respectively, westerly from ami parallel with the westerly line of llru.isch Addi tion, containing 3060 stpi.irc feet. All the tract of laud lying between the north lint nf till- lamp mini II. T.. Ptitltii ntnl See us for the Choicest Cuts of the llest the northerly line of the jirojiosed Mo- tfi.t wiititiii,ii,ivi. 1 hoc street ami uciwccn tne westerly line of llruatch Addition anil a line 100 feet westerly therefrom anil parallel there with. rttiitalniiiL. iniii uiimrt. fi-xt. All Orders 1'tlle.l ami l'auiiiy Trade Sdleltctl that art of lot 1 , block j, llniasch Addl- 11011, tying soutiieriy ol tne proposed northerly line of Modoc street, contain ine 66i. mi ware fect. All of lot i. block iMcCLAVE & WARD, Props. A.l.litlo.,, lying southerly of , -wl-"u- lirninl-il nnrllinrlv lln i.l M..lru. street, coutauiluK 661.3 square feet. All that jurcc! or tract of land lying be tween the north line of the lames Johns I). I,. Claim and the northerly line of the proixicil Modoc street ami fictweeu the easterly line of Jlraasch Addition and a Grout Mile of men's . slim mer furnishings of every description. Grand values, b'ttucy hosiery, iiuderivear, silk golf shitts, neckwear, straw huts. Great bar gains for nlcii all week. Central Market! UoIbiiKik block. The Wellington KNIGHT & CLOVER, Proprltton. line 135.96 fect easterly from ami jural- b'iue Wines and I.iipiors. Family Supplies a Sjucialty. Holbrook Hlock, St. Johns, Oregon. $10,000. 'Thev said eo was intellectual, evidence of organic lesion. Thoro ler annum from their date, interest pav I ...11 .1 . ..:.i. 1 1...1 .... 1 I:. i:.i.i .. .1. ... t able seuii.uiinuallv. lw.tli ,.ri..i...i bat 1 talki.l with hor half an hour, I is a slight piilpilation, due perhaps linn ne tin not ojien uer moum to cigarette-; mat is an. once." And now the young man swear "You are mistaken there, cap- that hereuffrr when he makes love tain. Mu vawned six or eight tunes.' London Mail. lei there .villi, containing 407,88 square itci. ,ii niai jvarcet or tract 01 tatiii ty liiu U'twion the northerly Hue of Modoc street ns now laid out iu P. T. Smith's Addition ami the proposed northerly one 01 .moiioc street, unit between tne westerly line of J. C. Scott's Add t on 1 T . ami 11 tine 135.90 lect easterly Inm ami p.inniei wnii tne easterly line ot llraast-h Addition, contain ne siuiare feet," Now. therefore, the Citv of St. Tohns tines urnaiii as tonows : hHCTlox j. That sa it survev. nlat and reiwrtof the city engineer of the City of St. Johns he, ami the Mine is hereby adopted, ami the tortious of each nn unu tract 01 1.11111 as tlierelu described as neeessary to lie apnroiriateil to public CHn f Ct ii. e in uic uiieuiiiK, laving out amies- liy Of M. JOIHIS, Oregon, tabll.hitiK of' said street as above des- riK- Ur.ll n...i0 criiHi ure nereuy com ernuett ami ap- tut ijuiiuo. iniinaieti 10 me putnic use tortile "iirjJes 01 S.1111 street ami jiuuitc high way u auuve dfcriiicii ami set tortit. I'.IHkil rniit.f.11 T.tli. m irA Notice is herebv L'Keit 1l1.1t u..it1 l.j.u I a.,..,... .i r.,i.. , : I ' .... . , I " . . I ...''. w, V. J M. IU. win oe recetveti ov tne Keconlernf thn if v v.,v.v. .ltt ut pt, mum. 111 tut aiaicot (Irei.nn. I Attest. m... ut his nllire in s-ii.l ritv -r.,..-fl.. I it" 1 t- ' the seventeenth dav of lulv. ir.iA .-.i d,.,.i. oH'rniic'S ,',,b,UhC,, ta l,,f,S'"'S - . J s-f UIMMI4IIVV I No, 109 of saul city, passed by the Coun. cil and approved by the Mayor July t, hunt bonds are dated July o. 1006. ami run ten no) years from their date, lie.qr. inn interest at the rate of six per cent both principal and I'nited States i-olil ...1.. .... .. . ... . . " 1 i-iiiimua ivtiiK, M.joliiis, Ore- able seuii-auuualh, both itiicrni luvuuie ill com at retii k'ou. Said lnds are twenty no) in number . . hlllil III tlta ,luH.t..ii..,t;n.. .1 S .1 to a girl he t ill bo suro sho is not ! , ,', ' """'""o" 01 nve nuiuireu ,,,niirr..,l st.nb.nr . dollars t5oo) each, and are tuetl for ue erecuon ot a vtty Hall as Drovidetl 1 E. O. MAGOON III North Jersey Street. Wines and Liquors. Notice. All jUTions knowing themselves iiulebtetl to the tiriu of McKeon & Bowel Complaint iu Children. by the charter ot saul citv ami nn. .,. eutpt from taxation either by the State ot Oregon or by any county or municipal corjwration therein. Said bonds shall be sold to the highest responsible bidder - amuttj; ojuat uiiiucrs preterence in I the sale and allotment thereof hall lie EXPORT HOP GOLD BRER. Family trade supplied. Durinn the stiitituer months cbil- riiorudyke or R. W. McKeon are ilrcn are subject to disorders of the requested to call and settle. Any- bowels which should receive careful given to the bidders reidinirin the Stati- Illl. tin, ill. T t.ill ...v. It,... 1.. .il.Aimlnllai.lini. no n.- tl.d A... .. . Of OrtMTOll. -..v .... 1. iik. I'lua UKUlllt lliw iiiaii V I uttviltiv.it a J fnjviit us tlic 111 JH 1111IIUI- , . I . I parties will please present them for ural loosetiessof the bowels apjvars. ' bldaml wdvertis'riso'J y and Ba000 LJn R. WILCOX, jMymotit. Women Wanted The best itietlicttie in use for bowel the same. I complaint is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as j Tu work in Iwsket factory. Apply t promptly controls any unnatural during Co., St. looseness of the bowels, hor sale at Portland Manufacturing Johns. I by Jacksoti's Pharmacy, Dated at the City of St. Johns, Oregon, this 3rd day of July, 1906. W. b. Tiioknuvkk, City Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review July 6 and 13,1906, Phone Scott itoS. Piano Moving a Specialty. Leave orders at Hallberg's Puntiture EtnrA ai.il .t.a :tl K. - . " win icccivc prompi aticillion. Keep Your Eye On St. Johns