THE ST JOHNS REVIEW
Published F.Ttry FrlJuy
nv McKko.v & Mahki.k.
Bubicrlptlon rain, $1.00 per rear In adranco.
AdrertlilnK ratet, tl.00 per Inch per month.
All adTertlilng bills pajratls flrat of eieh
month.
Job Printing ciecuted In flrat-ctaii !.
inn lor Jod rnnting tain on aeurerr
All communications abould be addressed to
The BtTlew, Bt. Johns, Oregon.
Tun KltVMW Is entered nt post office
In Snltit Johns, Orceon, nil limit tnntter
of ttic second class under the Act of Con
Kres9 of March 3, 1879.
Official Newspaper of the Oily cf Bt Jeknt.
Phono Cast 6100.
Next year we will have a St.
Johns day at the state fair.
Sometimes what appears to be n
really good thing acts as a boomer-
Everybody has ttntil Tuesday
night to fall inside the fire ordinance
limits.
Notwithstanding the rain the stute
lair was a financial success, oyer
$2,000 going into the treasury as a
result of last week's exhibition.
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IMUDAY.SUPTn.MHI'R at, 190G.
Autumn is here and there is more
building going on than at other time
during the present year. St. Johns
And on top of it nil I'uter is going Mds nny town in Oregon in tlielm-
to write a book. provciitcnts madedtiring tlic current
year.
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Will some kind soul soak the
genial Lawyer Ilciicy with a club?
If he continues to tarry among us
all of the shining lights of Oregon
will be in jail Soak him, some
body 1 Soak him with a good big
club!
Hy whose tiermisslnn has St.
Johns been turned into a bill board
for the io-cciit show houses of Port-
laud ?
r
A .to-fool channel from I'ortlant
to the sea would be the greatest
frcMit regulator 011 the Pacific
coast.
With the market price of Chinese
titiivivuntu nt fie ti ii.'ilr frir tlu ntir-
Willi ntliirlcen-rooin .school litilltl- ,.t Ktnr,,Ur il,.. t.r...rv,. nt
iug tilled to overllowmg with pupils ,1.,. ,..,,,., e,ti,.,i ... ,t. i,,t.
St. Johns has tt pretty good letter of ,0 MK it. riisingof t1CM! handsome
lecwiiiiiiciuiniiuii tor ucrr-cii. mum. , tilu whiiik nil ti tin iiitltitt.
try ill Oregon.
After reading I lurry Murphy s 4
"KOll 01 IJlSllOIIOr, SO ftptly IllltS- Ir,.t,t,.iil thuii.ii.1l'u time wnv of
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ir.ttcti 111 iii.-h rntiitys uieiMJiimii. Ill,,,, ,,,,. irifin tn mi
the young limn may we ask liim- lsK.m, One is never sure now
sell "is the game ol politics worth w)ien k.nir s received wltli old
the price t tltnu orthournnhy smashed to flin
tiers whether the writer is trying to
One of the disappointments at the imitate the new way or just docs
state fair at Salem was the absence not know how to spell either way.
ol tt display 01 Hood Klvcr apples.
Hood Kiver lias too much of a rep
utation to let an opportunity for ox-
miming her fruit go by.
Hetwteu all this talk about "what
Ilarriiuau will and will ml do it
docs not icntitrc a heavy Strain on
the optic nerve to note thal'.staud
art! Oil has a brass collar around
Mr. Ilarrimau's neck stauiK.-tl with
the name 01 his owner.
The arrests made in connection
with the murder of cx-Oov. Steiiu-
euberg of Idaho and the manner in
Which they ate cllcctcd show gross
COUNCIL
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Th
and
An awful lot is being printed
these days about what to eat and
when to tlo II. We find it a good
plan to eat as much and as often as
the chance pieseuts itself. Il is not
what we eat that kills, but the cil
ery reiiiiietl to gel enough to sat
isfy the inner man is what does the
trick.
What has become of the I.nfc
Pence electric line from Portland to
Uniitoii? A short time ago per-
mission to use the county road for
a tight ol way was .secured, the
rittmti- Klrini iinnm- mill riuL
Incompetency on the part of the ill- crusher were leased at a nominal
lugetl tletectives who ate titling the i,.,iit. ,,,,,1 nrlf l,...n.n. M'lu.
work. The hounding of Steve Portland dailies sptead a little re,.
Adams is an illustration of the htinn- liL- mui nu-.i mi.,. dm.,, ti-n.. in mi.
ling work of the officials. uotineimr the fact that thecehocs of
Meets In Regular Session and Trans
acts Routine Business.
With all. members in their seats
Mavor Ilinnian called the city conn-
cil to order oromntly at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
nnnroved.
A communication from the Chi
cago street property owners con
cerning the grading of the street
and the removal of the debris now
alomr that thoroughfare was re
ceived.
The sidewalk on Chicago street
was accented.
The matter of the improvement
cf Allegheny street was laid on the
table.
The ordinance relating to bill
posting in the city was read the third
time.
Mavor llinmaii announced that
the standing committees appointed
by his predecessor would be con-
tinned.
He also announced the appoint
ment of S. II. Green to fill the mi'
expiretl term as city attorney, and
of Charles Hrcdcson to fill the ttn
exnircd term as chief of police,
Hoth appointments were confirmed
by the council.
The bill for the costs in the case
of J. S. Downey et al vs. the City
of St. Johns, amounting to Sad-os,
was ordered paid, as was a bill of
t.i for a load of wood.
The St. Johns Water and Light
ing Co. presented a bill of 3277 for
lowering the water mains during
the past summer on the streets that
were being gradetl in the various
parts of the city. Rejected.
On motion of Aid. King the or
dinance designating the file limits
was laid on the table.
The stteel conimtlV-'e rcHrtul
asking for another week's time in
reporting 011 the fire limits.
A communication was received
from II. W. llrice asking whether
the Chicago street improvements
were according to the plans ami
siecificat ous.
The recorder was instructed to
reddest M. I,. Holhrook to furnish
a tleetl of a tract of ground at the
intersection of Jersey ami Hurling-
ton streets, which he turned over to
the city some time ago.
The matter of the extension of
Richmond .sttect wasrefertetl to the
street committee.
On motion of Aid. Norton the
plans and specifications for the city
hall as al picscut designed were re
jected and new plans ordered pre
paid!.
All previous action of the coun
cil in regard to the plans mid sped-
. licatious of the city hall as drawn
by W. W. Goodrich was lescinded.
.- 1111 cviiii-iieu in viiiiMMViiey tin nmtimi nf Alii. Mini- tt time
several Ol our IIIOM earliest ndvo- nlntis nud stK.-elfientions fur 11 citv
CHll'S of piollihitioil WCIC illdUStri-1 (mil were (ink-red Milleltiil. sntni. In I
ousiy mooring 111 the imp Ileitis last ,c MihinlitctMo the council for an-
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wick 111 iinn;i nun Miiueiciii limit i iirtivnl.
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h.mihi irv KHinvim 111 invit-iu uu Tile Kutlilcrly Trnnsler Lo. was
hit supply front becoming ex- grunted permission to reinforce the
haiisted. One daily in particular sidewalk at its uurc-linii-U' on llnr. I
the Mile :1 nelon street.
History of Thla Wonderful
Imposing Structure.
Washington monument ia a won
dcrful structure and very imposing,
CHURCH NOTICES.
Baptist church E. A. Leonard,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at it a. m. B. Y. P. U.
7 p. in. Preaching at 8 p. tn. All
Built of white marble, absolutely arc -ortlialIy invited to attend these
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without ornamentation aim canpeu .... 1
by an aluminium pyramid, this Im
mense needle rises to a height 01
over 655 feet.
It took thirty-six years lo build,
cost $1,250,000 and weighs close
upon 100,000 tons. There is room
cnoiiL'li in the interior of the mon
ument to house an army of 12,000 Uay 0f ti,s conference year.
T"" u , I . Holy Cross Catholic church,
. . ...5 1 ,v' . :i V...."',;n'" i Portsmouth Station 8:15 a. 111.,
uijpur iiiiu lOHi-r uiiiiiuiiiia -iou uuu ., .-..-, ... t.i..t. .........
il,n lr4P -11. Tlw.r,. nrn nOH 0W tmS!i' ,0!,5 a. 111. , lligll tliaSSi
sv. " ... vwv I 1n nr-lu.r,' niwl l.n.wTintinii
Tl u,.!,,!. xt tlir. .m.lnnn 'O" i" ' '"l"-' "u im.iiuu.
Methodist church S. L. Young
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in.;
preaching at n a. in. and 8 p. in.
Iipworth League at 7 p. in,
A reception of probationers into
the church will follow the morning
service. This will be the last Sun-
stepj.
is Il.noO pounds, while tho number
of blocks of iiuirble used in its con
struction reached 23,000.
Tho cornerstone of this gigantic
monument was laid on July 4, 18 18,
and on the C'tli of December, 1884,
the topmost stone of the pyramid
wns set. Two months Inter tho
great shaft wts dedicated. Tho
immense structure rests on a foun
dation bed of fine sand two feet
thick, which is laid on a stratum of
bowlders unit gravel, and its stnbil
ity is assured against all nnturnl
St. Andrew's Episcopal Chapel,
University Park Rev. Win, R.
Powell, chaplain. Regular services
ti a. m. Sunday school 10 a. 111.
Evangelical church Sunday
school 10 a. in. Preaching 11 a. m.
junior K. L. C. K. 2:30 p. 111
Senior K. L. C. E. 7 P. t. Also
preaching at 8 p. 111. E. E. Me
Vicker, pastor.
First Congregational Church 1
J. Warren, pastor. Sunday school
10 a. 111.; preaching 11 a. 111. and
causes except arth(iuakcs and tho P- n1.
washing out 01 tho sanu ucus bo- v-iuircn 01 (jurist. .services cv
nenth tho monument. cry Lord's day at 3 p. m. in the
Tho Washington monument stands Baptist church. Communion and
on a silo selected by (Icorgo Wash- preaching by Rev. Bruce Wolvcr-
ngton in the year 17811. It is close
by tho banks of the Potomac, sur
rounded by folly acres of nloning
mounds and terraces, ami hut a frac
tional distuned from the Jclforso-
ninn meridian, which passes due
north and south through tho center
of the White limine and duo cast
and west through the center of tho
capitol.
The monument tuts thirty-ono
landings, the first one being 30
icei iroiii tuu oitse ami inu iasi odu 'when mv lov u-nu Hvn whn
t.. 11 11.. ..1 1. 1 n..i .. ... ' ' .
ivviu me Huns 01 uiiui i wiuiim i(i C ,nd a very severe attack of
aro various iiiomoriiii umcripiioni bowel complntnt. but by the use of
am tauiois preseiuea m tinierom Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami
societies, per-ons ami countries. Diarrhoea Remedy we brought him
a hiiiivvhim '" "mm nil niMii Htivs Ainifiru inra'i.v
. . . m . 1 11 1 1 1 - -ri-'-i " rtrt'"
loigiu 01 iou left, ami 1 is noro of Midland, Mich. This remedy
where thu governineni begnn tu cn i, ,i,.,..iwl..(l n.wui In il... ,,wwi
wow or iniHiuiii? 1110. inonumoni in scV(.re cuscs fvcll cll0,.ra !..f.,..
ton, acting pastor. All cordially
welcomed.
Baptist Church, University Park.
Rev. A. C. Ryder, pastor. Recti
lar services every Sunday morning
and evening.
WAS A VERY SICK BOY.
Hut Cured by Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Reined
1878. Altogether tho monument
contains 170 memorial tablets.
There is one tablet which is totally
decayed niitl illegible, bo that no
onu knows uhcru it came from or
who gave it.
.Many of tho blocks of marble wcro
sent by foreign countries as a trio
ute of admiration for the Fntbor
of His Country. All of these now
form part of the monument with
one exception, nils was it block
the blasts
the hills.
were traveling through
Then, without warning,
everything .stopiK.il. Is il to be the
lelectiic line to I.iunttm or the I lot
Air Line from Poitlaud?
j eliminated hereafter during the ses-
Minis ot the council.
IS GRATEFUL
Cotvallis is to have another news
paier. Willis Smith ami Milton
Moigau, twti Utah ucwspacr men,
will issue the " Willamette Cur
lent" the last of the mouth. Ptdit
leally it will be Republican. The
gentlemen from Utah must be look
iug for haul woik. Cnrvnllis al
ready has two papers that will be
haul tt) excel.
1'ake out your inMicil ami make
note of the metioixilitan sheets that
are opposing government ownership w ho was so bitter against
01 ritiiiiMiis. 1 lieu, u'hcii you nave ni intoxicants that she ordered her On motion of Aid. King all out
the names all down write opposite Review Mopped liei'iiuse it did not sid.. Iniorf.-n-nc,. u-ith tin. ii,.iiiu.rn
well one the name of the itiilioud Iconic out llut-footed ai'iiinst the sa-, timw nf tin. i-niiiu-il nml ronmri- l,v
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inMiiuj; nit- imjivi, 1 nit in inn 11 iikiii men, wiin as nosy ns uiiy one autl Mieeestious as to nroner Ice is
iiiatneiiiaiii'ai piojtosuiou, but It Is I in ner endeavor lo gather as much 1 lutiou ftom the audience ate to he
nir easier than someol the piobleius til the bcer-niiiklug product as imis
given the sehool children. Mble. Consistency, verily thou art
- a jewel I
III four liionths 111010 there will
beiiomoie tnnber am s in L'took ' I'ucie ram can contiuct ine
county for i-utiv. says the Pi iu pt'fioiuce .system 111 a hatisiactory
ville Review. llanlly a doen :r, why could lie not also op
claims are left now and these aie 1"C ruiitouus in 1 he same pleas
tKiiun taken nit as fast as entt vmeii ' way? If a corporation was in
etui make ieistual examination of muuge "f the Hstal .system, how
the tmaitei sect tins. The best muen woiiki it cost to m-iui 11 letter
across 11 eeonitiieiii r 11 I'tieieM.tm
imys ; ier cent interest 011 all the 1 hditor Review r 1 hrough The
money inveMed in iailio.uls for the i Review I wish to thank the people
trauspoitiiur of mail, whv coult n't i Johns who as.sisteti me in se
heallord to own them? If there1 curing lourui place 111 the journal
would be some graft and politics 1 contest, mis place gives ine $75
lui.sitl in govertinieut ownership of advantage of two years
m nut s. as niaiiv seem to fear , worK in toe w.inas college.
would be the ease, what would you ' A remark title score was forwartl
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need 10 care so long as you could innpic 01 -i. jouusouiiie
ride for a jenny a mile and ship closing day, which sent me up the
Height at less than half the present
ir i. ... . . .
.tier 11 you 11011 1 UIIIIK I'lieie
Sam has his eye oeit for gratters,
lake a trip around the country ami
see now many former government
employes ate wearing .short hair
and striped clothing.
t
I he Review tloes not wish to Ih
clas.setl as a kicker or in the fault
hnding class, but it is of the opin
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uni unit tor avarice nun urceti me
railio.uls stand well up towartls the mud
head ot the juncine list. We have
reference to the mark of the hoe
ution
Even cholera
ttini is curetl by it. Follow the
plain printed directions ami a cure
Is certain. lfor sale by Jackson's
Pharmacy.
Notice.
Meddlers of the American IIos
pital Association in St. Johns am
vicinity can now pay their monthly
dues nt the branch ollice of the as
sociatlon, io8'i Jersey street, ad
of African marble from tho templo Joining Review office. Office w
of Concord, Rome, sent as a gift
from the pope, it bore tho iuscrip
Hon, "Rome to America." In
March. 1851. " . ever, tho laniditr!
11111, where lue memorial blocki
were kept, wn forcibly entered, and
this sioiio him tiiKcn aim, 11 is sup
posed, was thro.ni into tho Poto
mac. A reward for its return wu
offered, but tho stone was never re
covered, anil its liitliug place re
mains a secret to this day.
remain open until 7 p. in. for th
accommodation of members who
cannot call earlier. Keep in goot
standing by paying your title
promptly.
Mor Profllstbla,
The l.nar And you ear tnnt jou
Kfro doing etorr work iome tlnin nuo?
fuiort utorr, eli?
ItninbllnR Ittchnrtl-.No'm, iccond to-
17,-ClitCABO Nowt,
DI?solutioii Notice.
The general blacksmlthliiir firm
of Oodsey cv: Clark has been tlis
solved by mutual consent. W. G
Clark will continue the business
and will pay nil hills and collect nil
outstanding accounts.
St. Johns, Or,, Sept. 11, 1906
eiaims 111 the eoimtiy nowadays
iiiat mai aie still opaii lor entry
will not run over a million and a
half feel.
It is too bad the tlate for the state
fair is .set so eaily. Let it be ar
ranged so that the fair will be held
after the hop hat vest. This would
iiicreose the attendance icrccitihlv
The fust or .second week in Septem
Per Muds the farmers very busy
with the grain, fruit ami hops out
of the way many would have the
time ami the money to go to the fair.
It would be a good plan to consult
the farmers a little the men who
are largely depended upon to make
the lair a .success.
The following by .some one else is
grafted for home application. Don't
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in; 11 kiui'nvi. itttie your nine
hummer ami try to speak well of
others, no matter how .small you
really know yourself to be. When
l or the Assistance (liven Her by
Uvi'Oh.nly.
Kapl Her Prensle.
"1 ahftlt wt4 whom I pleuet"
814 tr belle lo the bu,
Thouih he et on KU knee)
"I ehill wwi whom I pltaiel"
loo4l" he crteJ. with a eauM,
"Oooai You pletM me, you knowT
"l eiuui wm-wnoro l pieaael"
Ali the belle lo the beau.
Wew Orln Tlnisa-DsmocrsU.
Subscription Notice.
1 lie subsciiption price of Tint
RKVlitw outside of Mtiltuoiiiuh
county is 5.SO ier year in ad
vance. All papers will be di
continued nt the expiration of the
time paid for.
Lost.
Wednesday, Sept. is, somewhere
011 jersey street, gold jeal ring with
lultial "S" on top. Ask Review
office for owner's address.
Choice of et Vocation,
Aunt nMA - Well, Juaulto, what
would you like to bo when you nra
irrown up J Juaulto (wttoae pnnmt am
Ttry utrlct) 1'J like to bo an orphan.
Dla.
riuubllster IcUsse.
Hlie (from a book) A woman' brain
declines In weight after ahe Is thirty.
He-How do they know? I thought a
woman uetur got to be thirty.
Boarders Wanted.
IJirst class board mayle obtained
by school teachers and students.
Apply to Miss Rich, North Kellogg
street, bt. Johns.
Wanted.
Hand ironers at the West
Laundry. Apply nt once.
Coast
list at the final count.
Thanking also those who assisted
in collecting the final votes, I am
Lillian McVickhk.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Acts
on Nature's Plan.
1 ne most succc&iiui luetiiciues
are those that aid nature. Cham-
ocriuiu s Loueh Remedy acts on
plan. Take it when you have
this
A Peach Story
a writer irom underwood, just la cold nnd it will allay the cough,
across the Loliunbia from Hotx re heve the limes, nldexnectoration.
River, is to the front with a peach open the secretions nnd aid nature
story. He .says: "keely & DuHols in restoring the system to a healthy
have tlitce trees of peaches in l'n- condition. Thousands have test!-
derwotxl winch are eight years old bed to its mi nerior excellence. It
have borne every year since counteracts anv tendency of a cold
utey were iiiree years old. The to result in pneumonia. Price 25
trees now incisure 26 inches 111 di- cents. Larue size ;o cents. Eor
l CT lie nrcirw
YOUR HOME
And yon will have oiiietliliiK to
be proud of the ret of your life,
W'e are t-ixrcialUts on the Califor
nia lluugalows and Mission style
Cottaecs, twyond a iloubt the most
beautiful, convenient and iuex-
x-iuive resiiU-ncM hi Auuricu.
e furnish Dlaus. stx-cifications
and details complete any carjHMi-
ter can uuiiu, 11 you arc in llie
least interested, send us a stamp
nud we will mail our prospectus,
or send 50c for baudsoine book of
designs.
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11 stranger drops in, jollv him. Tell ," , ' ",' ameter. 75 inches in circumference sale by Jackson's Pharmacy. I R. N. LAMBERTH CO., I
him this is the gteatGst town on of tlate care to trans- Uih1 16 fwt high. This year they los anoclcs, cac. !
etirth-aud it is. Don't discourage Miss Rvati. the accommodation ' f
Km by -speaking ,11 f your neigh- .JZZ7 , ' t T , lr of the water compHuy nt the
bors. There's no end of fun mind- S tcV,rr from the three trivs, Peninsula Hank, has been visiting WAT,rc nc c . . c
n.gyour own business. It makes ffiwiilmu yielding a net proht of ?75. The in Seattle during the week. NOTICE OF SALE,
other in-ople ke you. Nobotlv , . V.m,u su,!,, !"c Cl)l,l'iy trees are planted 24 feet apart, a- , , . ,
nets stuck on a knocker lected ?,ti9-5o for the thn-e carsand lowing 75 trees to the acre. Vl 'ie Puue crop has about reach-
.Uker. l o uriugUle crop of nV'icre of ground l'' , V. rtainly
charges just to show that it nppre- by the returns from these tr.n-s tbw uea l,Ie"tiil, nnd the housewife To whom it may concern:
With the papers and the preach- dated the enterprise of the St. John. J r ti e net resu I wou w,, t,W not Pu auY UP w, ,7' M "" ,Cily TTM!l,rer of, St
its tiiL-imr tl. ,,,rt '..t. t,.w a ...i .i... '.....I...I..-.. . . , ).-',r' . rVM"1. lwl,- llwv. .;..,, ' Johns, Oregon, under and by the author
"" J V"" '.v' inv nnv.iiiuK eiuiMSietl US7e. Wietl It IS taken tlto cons 1. ' """ tvvestetl in me. herebv L-ive notiee
guiii, the youngster who did a few in liauhiie three cars from Portland (,. .. ... I An ordinance res
tMriiflfMi riitir n- t rrtri 1 1 iiiv -
stunts in mi nntoninl.il.. nt th.. .v. in t i.o ,c .....I : t ' . r "
; : ; i'jmuK mtui m u nnjr Was none, the snowing is evi-
... ..... i.imiij . onu ui h.uh i uieiootoi uuriiugion street i deuce that I'nderwml is all rieht
thu same timt Hirnu-itiT nm. t l... ...l...r.. ..It ....l.l ...v, i..V. siviiv. uuu v iiiivinivii t nullum
" - ...... tjtV I It IIVIl. till ULLlllllLllalll- II IIIII1I1
aged toiniuy who led the vealy titv of mud on their shoes and enrrv
youth a merry chase docs not .seem it into the cars, ami then sidetrack-
to give the satisfaction it ought to. iug them for a hour in the Portland
It is said Velguth looted the cash vards. Re uchini Porthttut from &t.
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ttrawer 01 15,000, ami u looks as lem the excursionists returned to
though he was going scot free. Yet their homes via the trollev line. If
there is a young fellow in the ieiii- any one knows of n case of irreed
tentiary to stay six years on nc- equaling the $ 18 switehimr Kraft of
cpuut of having stolen a harness l the fair excursion The Review
worth 1 5. I would like to hear of it.
as a fruit producer,"
it. .M. wood aim tauiiiy are rus
ticating in Marion county.
If Road Supervisor Simmons can
see his way towartls the partial hu-
Iprovetnent of Richmond street be
ffore the fall rains n fair road to the
city dock nud the water frotit will
be the result. j
that
training the post-1 1 will sell at the frontdoor of the Clu
ing of show bills nud other posters M,aU .fo.r u,e rll of. St. Johns, Oregon,
nnuouueing out.side attractions and V? ,f."u?u" VJ."'!. "!
1; r et s ia ivii in iuuit uii ijiu itav vi viviu
Mnwn iuivij;ii uiiuua uui uii-ier, 1906, at 10 o'clock a. ni., lots 1, 3,3
doubtedly be n good thing. Our and j.block 39, James Johns Addition to
city is beginning to look too much 01 M. loitus.oreKou, or onuch
like .1 hill lu.r,l thereof as will be necessary to'aay the
, I sum of f 156.00, together with costs of
ah members ot the churter com- sale. That said sum of ub.oa is due bv
mission are requesteil to meet at the I reaaon of an assessment placed upon the
city hall this tl-ridavl even nir a "v"
7
time,
have all the members been present. Published In the St. Johns Review Sept,
illusion are retiuesteii to meei at me u " i"nuin me
-itv hall this t Kridnvl eveninir nt c"" ,lew l,ock;t t,ie U City of St.
M S,naa ,ev"1unB at john, Oregon, on the 9th day of May,
130 o clock. Try and be there ou Jl9o6. 6 oso. M. lUti,
ime. Not illce the commission City Treasurer of St. Johns, Ore.
He there tonight aud on time,
14, ai, j8 and Oct, 5, 1906,
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The Douglass Planing Mills I
Foot of Pittsburg Street,
ST. JOHNS, - - OREGON
Dealers in
SASH AND DOORS
And .Manufacturers of
MOULDINGS, COLUMNS,
BALUSTERS
And All Kinds of Interior Finish.
A Home Institution.
WE SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE
JUST SUPPOSE
YOU HUY THAT NOUIJY
I'ALL SUIT DV WHI.CII.
T 1 1 K Y A R H M A 1)1 J U 1 0 1 1 T
FIT RIGHT AND ARK
I'RICKD RIGHT
Suits $7.45 to $25.00
If not right Welch makes it right
Est
WELCH
THE AMERICAN
CLOTHIER
221-223 Morrison
Cor. First, Portland
We Will Dress
You Better
THAN KVKR THIS KAU,
AND TOR U;SS MONIvY
A SUIT
To Your Measure
$17.50 to
$40
TROUSERS
To Measure
$4 to $10
Volume of hnslness deter
mines cost of oeratlng.
We have just increased the
capacity of our workshops to
one hundred suits per week.
New machinery, new modern
equipment and skilled work
men enables us to make your
clothes to your measure more
inexpensively than ever be
fore. I.ook over the new fall
stock. We offer more than
two thousand patterns for your
inspection. Glad to show you
the linings and trimmings we
use in our garments.
RESOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that nt Hie
mccliiiK of the Council of the
City of St. Johns, Oregon, held
on the lllh day of September,
A. D. I06, (he following rcso
liition was adopted
Uenolvetl, That the Council of the
City of St. John, Oregon, tlcvini It cx
iwtlicut nml jroioc to improve Hayei
ttrect from the westerly line of Hurling.
tmi street In tin, p.itt(rK Hum ..f r-t.ill..
I street, In the City of St. John, Oregon,
1 To excavate nml fill full width to the
eUlillthcd untile, mid cotintriict wood
iltlewalkt, nix feet wide, cro walk ami
box Ktiltcru, on tuittl Iluyct street, from
...... 1.. 11.... .. . . .
I .,v- nviviij line ui iiuriiMKiuii iinrci
in 1110 - caitcny line 01 union tircct,
nccorilltiK totlie plan, icclfication nml
etlmatcio( the City litiKiiteer on file
In til nlTieH nf tlm Pit.. ! inp.lMr nt nt.l
' Cttl'. kat.l lilnna. inw-ltirntlniid nml 11.
nmte Iteiti)- hereby approved, ndopted
nml inmlc a part of this resolution and
declared a public record.
The coit of mIiI improvement to be a
seized us provided by the city charter
utwti the proticrty fpecially and pecu-
I liarly benefited thercbv, nud which is
heieby declared to be all the lots, jwrH
thereof, nnd parcels of land within n
J line loo feet from the otiUldc line of each
siilc of said Hayes street, from the
1 1 westerly line of lhirlim;toii street to
I the easterly line of Catlin street, in said
Ltiy.
The HnKineer's estimate ol the prob
able total cost of said improvement is
Resolved, Tliat the City Recorder of
the City of St. Johns le, and is hereby
directed to j-ive notice of the projiesed
improvement of the said Hayes street.
as provided by the citv charter.
liy order of the Council,
V. I.. TllOKNDVKI!,
City Recorder.
I'ublisheil In the St. Johns Review Sept.
14, 31 and 38, 1906,
COLUMBIA
Woolen Mills Co.
TAILORS.
Elks' Building, Stark and
Seventh Streets.
Proposals for Street Work
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Recorder of the Citv of
St. Johns, Oregon, until Sept. 35, 1906, at
1 4 o'clock p. tn., for the improvement of
u ego street, irom me southerly line ol
Portland Iloulevard to Dawson street,
in the manner provided by Ordi
nance No. 1IO. sublect to the nrovi.
sions of the charter and ordinances of
the City of St. lolllts. and the nlans.
specifications and estimates of the city
engineer on file at the office of the City
Hills must lie Strictlv in accordance
with printed blanks which will be fur-
nished on application at the office of the
Recorder of the Citv of St. Inhna nml
said improvement must be eomnlrtnl nn
I or before sixty days from the date of last
4 .i.l.l. .! ... .. f . f r . .
i'uuiiluiiuii ui iiuucc tor proposals tor
said work.
No proposals or bids will be considered
Utile accompanied bv a certified check
payable to the order of the Mayor of the
I CltV Of St. lolltlS. certified bv u rrumn.l.
j ble bank, for an amount equal to ten per
win ui me agurepaie proposals,
The right to rciect anv nnd all hlilj is
hereby rcservtil.
nyoruerof the City" Council.
W. h. TllORXDVKE,
Recorder of the City of St. Johns.
PublUhed in the St. Johns Review Sept.
7, 14 uuu 3i, 1900.
The fiuest of calling cards at The
Review office.
In order to Insure a change of ad
vertisement the copy for uch change
should reach this office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock d. m. Please
remember this and save the printer