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Devoted to tho Interests of the Peninsula, the Manufacturing Center of fho Northwest
VOL. 3
ST. JOHNS, OREGON, FRIDAY, DF.CKMBKR 21, 1906.
NO. 6
The New St. Johns Hotel
S. COCHRAN &. CO., Proprietors.
Finest Meals in the City Served j
This hostelry is one of the finest in the Northwest, being mod
ern and complete in all its appointments. The wants
and comforts of guests are carefully looked af i
ter at all times. Rates are reasonable. I
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WE CARRY "ODD" SASH IN STOCK
COUNCIL
J. W, HANKS
wiiat was uone nt Ihi Recti nr Passes Into the (lreat Itevnml n...
meelliiK luesilay Night ccmln'r 9th
AH members of the city council T. W. 1 Links, n well known ml
were in their scats when the mayor dent of this citv. died m his lminx
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rappcu ior oruer at me regular December y, 1906, aged about 6
meeting Tuesday night. The min- years, after a lingering illness. Mr.
utes of the last meeting were read Hanks was n nrntnltiunt citizen nml
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ant npproveu. was formerly City Recorder of St.
Aid. Norton, one of the members lo ins. lie wiw n imilv.. nf tToii
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ui tne cuartcr commission, intormcd tucky, but had spent the greater
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mu tuiuicii inai 1 nc lanors 01 tne
comuiissioii would be "completed in
another meeting, nnd asked that the
rcvibi-d charter be typewritten,
stating that it could be done for $35
or .T40. 1 lie mayor turn the stwak
er were em m wed to haye the work
done.
1 he reports of the recorder nnd
pari 01 ins uie 111 tne state ot .Mis
souri, l'our years ago he cnuic to
St. Johns, where resided up to the
time of his death. Mr. Hanks was
respected by nil who knew him asnn
honest, upright man. A kind
husband and good father, he will
be greatly missed in the home circle.
Deceased was u consistent member
Columns
Spindles
Brackets
Lime and
Cement
ill
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Paints
Oils
Glass
St. Johns "D."
Redwood
Gutter
ST. JOHNS SASH AND DOOR CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PHONE SCOTT 4063 JERSEY STREET
St. Johns Market
FULL UNIi OF
BEEF, PORK, AUTTON and
VEAL, HAMS, BACON,
HOME AlADE LARD and
SAUSAGES.
Also nil kinds of Pickled
Meats. Poultry Dressed to
Order.
We make Family Trade a sje
cialtv.
Orders solicited and delivered to
any part ol the city.
Call on us and you will be con
vinced that our prices are right.
Phone Scott 4062.
BENNETT BROS,, Props.
WANTED
N. H. SU1TTER
Contractor and Builder
Debits mid Estimates
Furnished, ami all con
struction guaranteed to
please the most partic
ular. 217 Mohawk Street
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
Residence of tf. L Thornd)kr, St. Johnj, built by mt from my mn ilans.
Christmas Offerings
Nowhere else in the city cau be found .1 better se
lection of Christmas presents than here. Kverything
has been selected with great care. Toys are here in
great abundance, and a select variety of candies and
nuts are now at hand. Suitable presents for Xnias in
medium priced goods. Call and see our assortment.
Couch & Company
206 and 208 Philadelphia St.
I july Assistant. Ni;lit office:
Phone Woodlawn 33a iooj OsuegoSt.
Dr. S. C. COOK
Resident Undertaker and Embalmer
Equipment and work guaranteed equal to
any on the coast.
No. 303 Jersey street, in Clark's furni
ture store, St. Johns.
The citizens of St, Johns to know we
have a milk route in this citv. Pure
milk delivered at your door for fi a
month. Additional quarts at 7c.
ORDERS FOR BUTTERAIILK
Taken Thursdays and Saturdays, de.
livered I'ridays and Mondays; 10c a
gallon. Send orders to
M.W. GATTON StohnioJon,
PIANOS!
Direct from the factory to vou. Saves
you f loo. Write for our price list before
purchasing. Address
Wheeler Piano Manufacturing Co.
I'. O. Iiox 367, Portland.
treasurer called for nt the previous of the Cumberland Presbyterian
meeting were read and referred to church nnd was u faithful elirlminn.
the finance committee. He leaves to mourn his tlentli n
The condition of the sewer at the widow, four children, one brother
woolen mill was explained to the and three sisters. The brother who
council by Aid. Hewitt and City lives in North Dakota, and n sister
Attorney Greene, and the matter from Missouai, were present when
was referred to the board of health he breathed his last.
with instructions to take immediate
action.
Alderman Dobie Mated that the
platforms ordered built on Jersey
street were completed, and warrants
were ordered drawn for the pay
incut of same.
Five bills of the St. John's Linn
ner -o., aggregating to.oi were
allowed, and warrants ordered
drawn.
numerously sinned petition for At His .Mother's Home
llrief funeral services were held
at his home Monday, Dee. 10, by
Rev. K. A. Leonard of the Baptist
church, after which the remains
were conveyed to the I.one Fir
cemetery, Portland for interment.
DIED
nt Salem
an arc Hjlit at Point View station
and Allegheny street was referred
to the limit committee
1 he condition of east Burlinutou
stieet at Its Intersection with Jersey
was tlie cause ot considerable com
meiit ami discussion, nv reason
that the street is almost impassable
ami that tons of mud is carried 011
to Jersey street, 011 motion of Aid.
iiewitt 11 was deciareil a nuisance
and a barricade was ordered built
to Prevent teams from enrrvlni' ml
ditioual mud 011 to the principal
tiiorougiiinrc
Lnst Friday
Henry Dnughcrty of this city died ill
at the home of bis mother, Mis.1'
.iyru a. wiuie, in Client nisi i-ii-
day morning, of a cancerous growth
of the stomach. He had been ail
ing for some time, and went to his
mother's home for treatment about
a mouth ago. Deceased was well
known in St. Johns as an upright
industrious man, and his demise is
regretted by all. besides bis wife
he leaves three children, two little
girls ami a infant sou three weeks
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At. L. MOLUROOK
C. B. BAILEY I
St. Johns Land Co.
PHONG UNION 3104
The Largest and Oldest Real Estate Firm
In St. Johns.
Hy a unanimous vote and at the oI(l- Mr D.iugherty was a deaf
request of ex-Alderman I.eggett
tne imiK-acliiiicnt proceeding, in
tended to have been instituted by
the certain members of the former
ndiniiU ation against ex-Ma vor
Miiganttex-AKl. Peterson were or
dered expunged irom the records.
1 lie measure was heartily indorsed
uy Llty Attorney Greene, who read
a resolution with this end in view,
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mm Am. morion, wno gave voice
to his opinion in a neat sccclt in
favor of removing the stigma cast
upon the gentlemen above named.
An amendment to Ordinance No.
130, (leliiiiug the tax or licenses to
mj paid by the owners of vehicles
in the city was lt by a vote of .
to 3. In order to hx a scale to
cover all vehicles the matter was
aid over until the next meeting,
mute as the result of an attack of
diplhthcria when be was quite
young. His wife is abo a deal
mute. The remains were buried
at Salem. Deceased has a biother
Louis P. D.iugherty of Seattle and
a nail brother klmo h. While of
Salem.
NEW CHURCH
iMcflnith's Bargains.
Mantiu. Foi.imxc. Hiti), $7.50;
fi-piece black walnut parlorsiiit, S15;
dresser, -f 5; $30 binlseye maple chif
fonier, T15; good Iron l)eds, tfy, o
fiKit extension table, ,50; ash side
board, ?.S..so; plush 1k.'(1 lounge,
?f..So; couches, f, up toiH; large
No. 8 Charter Oak cook stove,
KmI N. 8 cook stoves,
T7.SQ; kitchen safe, nurse roek
vrs, $1; good solid arm rockers, Is:
large llat-top ollice desk, with hook
011 top, Tiai.'joj revolving ollice
clmlr, ?.V50,' .pliole reliable gas
range, -f 10; solid oak library
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Choicest Business Property
in the City
Corner 75x100 on Jersey street, $3,500
Corner on Jersey street near postofficc, $5,000
50x100 adjoining postofficc, inclndinj; party wall
M,700.
Three other fine luiildiMg corners on Jersey Street
at reasonable prices.
SPECIAL
Pine 12 acre tract on car line, ripe for platting,
$15,000.
St Johns Land Co., i
The Pioneer Dealers.
St. JollllS '''"'He Union 3101
Oregon
table,
Janlist Coiicrcnatlon Arramiinir to 2 feet 6 Inches by .1 feet 6 in
Pr.v Piiifir.. jots 01 (Mid pieces ior parlor,
(liiiiiiL'-rooin. sittliiL'-room. beilrfM)in
Arrangement are now leiug ikt- i.rkiiflifii.iooiiiimonuisioiiiL'iitioii.
fected for the construction of a suitable for Xmas elfts. Your old
Handsome new house of worship linnsc-liold woods taken in exchaiieo
l...f. fl .f At . " . . - . '
oy uie uapuii o.-uounuaiiou on uie fr ,ICW, or cash paid for same.
..'.I.. ati. mtt ..... I It. Ilinir nlut mi I 4 . r ,,
.iiw. uiiMi'ini t invii (.iiiiivii. iviiv son 01 an Lxcii:iiiLe win no i
'lie present structure has proven considered and fair treatment ifiuir- i K
too small to accommodate the grow- nntevd. M. 1. McGratli. M N. -ird
ing uieuioersmp ami u was inougiii street, between Davis and liverett
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oesi to at iiiiee iiegiu preparations pjioue, Main 2087.
ior uie erection 01 a miHieru aim
more commodious building. Rev.
K. A. Leonard, the pastor, has the
matter in hand mid is industriously
soliciting the community for funds
for the new building, winch will
cost lietwecu $,ooo and 1.1,000.
number of substantial contribu
tions have already been received,
and it is likely but little difficulty
will le experienced in securing the
required sum.
Rose City Business College
The Rose City Business College
hich was established by Prof. V.
W, Williams in Portlaiul last Sept.,
has had a very rapid growth. Prof.
Williams is well known in ht.joliiis.
having a large number of relations
and friends here. Several of the
St. Johns young jeople are now at
tending this college. Among them is
ex-Mayor King's son, and others
are planning 011 entering soon. Our
young people who wish a good busi
ness course or shorthand course will
find the rates of tuition cheaper and
the instruction first class at the Rose
City Business College. For par
ticulars address W. W. Williams,
Portland, Ore., 517 Commonwealth
building.
Early to Bed
And early to rise, makes one
healthy and wise especially if you
take Herbiue before retiring. A
jiositivc cure for Constipation, Dys-
cpsia ami all liver complaints.
Mrs, b , Columbia, leun., writes:
"I always keep a supply of your
Herbiue on band. Am so pleased
with the relief it gives in consti
pation and all liver complaints, that
words can't express my apprecia
tion. Sold by St. Johns Drug Stores.
For Exchange or Sale
Ten acres at Cauby, Ore. ; nine
acres in strawberries, one acre bear
ing fruit trees; 5 room modern cot
tage, good barn. Will exebadge
for St. Johns property and give a
good trade. Address G. B. Hamp
ton, Cauby, Ore., orinmiireof Mrs.
F. A Valentine.
Wanted.
Hand irouers at the West Coast
Laundry. Apply at once.
The Review would make a suita
ble Xmas present to a friend.
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Bickner Brothers I
Department Store
All Goods Sold at Portland Prices!
keep a luryi) Mock of (lonornl Mturliiiiiilixc, including Dry
Dooii, nnu niiiiiwi, unicoinw, iiariiwaic, nounu r-iirnihinngx,
Feed, KU In taut iivitiytliin. Their Prieiw uru
right. Don't wiutu your timu going to
Portland, lint roimi in and bcu our
stock and pricux.
Clooiln,
Remember The Big Department Store
Corner Jointly Struct ami Bronilwuy
fit. Johns, Oregon
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EDMONDSON CO.,
Hardware, Tinware, Plumbing
Tin Roofs, Gutters, etc.
Phone Scott 4065
ST. JOHNS, Or
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PORTLAND
SUBURBAN EXPRESS
Reasonable Rates
CITV l'HONH-MAIN 358
Quick Service
Phone Woodlawn 818
C. W. STEARNS, Agt. at St. Johns
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