THE NEW STORE. The H mid C Store Hnrgnin Counter Hargain Catchers BONHAM & CURRIER Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Dry Goods 107 South Jersey Street, St. Johns. THE - H PENINSULA BANK St. Johns, Oregon. Statement nt close of business December 4, 1906: Maihmtiks: Rkmiuklks: Cnpll.il .Stock f a5,tx.i f"L' i'll I'uniiiiiru nnu iixuiri-.-. j,j,ti,mt Cmli 1 011 lin.t.l n...l due fronilml.kH 7t39.65 W fjdj.oyS.Ca N the above squint' you will observe a tiny dot. Noticed it, didn't you? Now if YOU saw that little SH.-ck think of how all the rest of our leadeis noticed it. Then, if you, Mr. Ilusiuess- 1 man, had placed an attractive announcement of your wares, at coriect prices, in that space, you'll have some idea that it would have brought you trade. Iletter try it next week. 000OOC"X0:'OOOC'OOCiOOOOOOOOOOOOOXCh5000000000 New Bargains Irvwinii Krmlli Inline li.riuu looxKK) South St. Johns, corner and car line 950 50x100, boM income pioH.'ity Jeisey Mieet 13,000 jox 100 on Jimmy sticet with patty wall and alluy 1,500 H! ....... .... .yixioo r. ni. jouns, uxin shuck, ffl cox ion, south St. Johns, easy payments joo Two aeiwi on Willis lloulevanl ready for platting 3,350 j; 50x100, 0 100m house, fruit, fine river view 1,375 ,1 lots, cbwo iu, Willamette lloulevanl 900 1 neiu near car line and N. V. inilio.id 1,300 ? One acie within the new packing district 3,000 looxi(K), line factory site, on railioad 3,500 2j House ami lot, 150x150, on Jetsuy sticet 375 35x100, Jeroy sticet 1(oo u I.ots in (list addition to I.iniitmi .o-oo, easy payments. UtiMiu locations for tent. 5 H. G. OGDEN Review Onice. ST, JOHNS, OKKGON Keep in touch with the Western World, Business and Bargains by subscrinlnj; for the Monthly Investors' Guide ir Uulmotii .stud, Pottl.iml, Orvjjon o. M. I'Atll.K 0. 1'..MI!KKII.I. Faulk & Merrill Coal, Hay, drain, Plour (iroiind Peed, Paints, Oils and Building Materials Phone Uast 713 Unlvaralty Park, Oregon WOOD Buy your wood nt the Old Reliable Peninsula Feed & Fuel Co.! Coal For Side. Green and dry slabwood. Bhone ljust 297. Surplus and undivided profits 3 55A JJ Dividends tiiipalrl.! ! . io.oo nqx.slls . 174.295.-lo fKj,o98.Gi This Week if . . water, cleared 175 a BUILT BY W.C.ADAMS CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Wo now have with iu a cujuWe usiiUiit urvtiiUx'l, unit we cuti urniiinc to advance money to all thvkcwlio desire to build home. Sliop Second Door West of Postofficc ST. JOHNS - - 0RIK1ON AUTHORS' HANDWRITING. Julti Janln Would Hather Rewrite Than Read Hit Manuscript. Charlotte Bronte's handwriting seemed to have been traced with a needle, nnd tlio penmanship of Bry nut wns aggressive, well formed and decidedly plcaBing to the eye Thackeray a writing wns marvelous ly neat and precise, but it was so -.it 11. .1 ... 1 !. Biiiuii uiui, iuiuiuBtuHu ujus were needed to read it. Longfoll wrolo n bold, open bnckhnnd which was tho delight of printers. Tho handwriting of Captain Mar- rynt was so microscopic that when ho rested from his labors he was ouiigcu 10 iiinrK mu piui-u whuiu nu left oft" by sticking 11 pin In tlio pa- per. Napoleon's handwriting wns per. flnpo con b nnm wriung wns wursu uiuii iiiuyiuiu. 11 19 miii inui. II. .1.1.. I. . .. - ..I bum. His letters iroin uermnny 10 1110 hmprCgSjOSOnllinOWcrentnrSttnk- .. 1. - ii. uu iu. iuuHn i...., u. . v. "' .much 01 unnyios tempcrnmciH smootl ly. It hmis not cxpresBivo of .ecial ind yiduality, however. nny csj Tho writing of Die (ens was minute, and ho nu hor's hnbit of writing with bine ink upon blue paper, with umjr u 11. ... ...... u.w. nnd)" Betting down another bottle, wrote n patient, crabbed, oddly cm- ,hcr(J.fl your rh N whe phnsizcd hnnd. 'I ho cli rography of t ti,nk of it n bringing a third bot- Wnllcr Scott, Leigh Hunt, Moore tl0, hcro's your mnnnn too. They and urav was easy 10 renu ami ran frequent erasures and intcrlinca- lon tho Rci ecfl COflgt on th(J cnj)t thoso of her guests who were un tions, mn. o his copy n burden to congt of Africft nnd in t nbun. derbrcd or unfortunnto enough to his publishers. Byron s hnndwrit- ,int,.n t Tn,ii, 0 havo arrived on time sitting in do- ing was n mcro scrawl. His nddi- lines woro added in tho proofs. Ono day n distressed compositor nnnenred at tlio houso of Jules Ja- . .it. 1 t,t nln nnd besought him to decipher Homo pages of lis own manuscript. Jiinin replied that ho would rnthcr rewrito t inn attempt 0 renu over until nn iinn oiicn wriLiim. 1 ....... ..... -- Iow printers could rend tlio 1 copy of Balzac, nnd thoso who could in- viiriiuiiy iiiiiiiu 11 eiiiui iviiiuiii. with their employer Hint they would . . . 1 I. 1 ,1 ".I - DO required 10 worK ni 11 oniy "no hour nt n lime. Kven nfler tho ileroglyphics hud been tra.iBlniod nto print tlio proof sheets enmo . , 1 1 I 1 a I imcK moro iiiegioio iniin ma ong- "". m?.''. , iti 11 Whilo linving liis house repaired UiitiiB t iioa 0 iiihi proiuiscti in nu to the builder tho model for n carved mantelpiece. Failing to ob- I1"! I "!? !! ffi I IIIU III! HlllllV.ll, VIIW...U .u.u . .... workman to Unit elTcct. Tho enr- Hunter cved the missive from nil sides and finally decided that it must bo tlio promised plan. Forth witli ho set to work to fashion what would havo been tho most original manlelpieco ever miulo. Now York 'IVillllim I Tha Qynilaa of Hungary. lions in nis proois oiicn excce. eu ch,.rchc8 the olibnnum is some- Kuc " tH0, evening, wno always in volumo the original copy. To Umcg mixcd wUh , cnscarilla a point to nppcnr just flf- on? ".nnl", P00"1811wllic,., ,c0"tni" nnd stornx, also nn oriental gum. ccn mnxtm after tho hour set in only -100 lines in tlio onginnl 1,000 , ,,! ' i,,i the card of invitation, but "wo havo Hungary is tlio homo of tho ,,ut tho buckot down hurriedly nnd, Australia, nro situated in tho south Tziganes in so far ns tlioy havo nny iL,L.ctin,, hnndy tree, mndo for it ,crn portion of tho state, tho IIIIIIIU. Ill llll Ulliur l'.llln:nil ."- tries thoy were persecuted for con- turies, but in tho llfleenth century tlio Uungnrinns took pity on them. Thero nro about 1.10,000 Tziganes f.. t.t aniili titf avaiiii. I 111 nuiiiirj, nun, .ui i" tioiiH, thoy nro musicians. '1 ho typ- iml 'i zlganes may nest no teen unr tho Croatian frontier in the district of N'agy-Knrpod. Their camp aro nhviivn set up nt somo distance from tho town or village and if possible near n forest. Their huts have hut ono room and nru duvoid of furni- turo. Tziganes take their meals and sleep on the baro boards. Many uiiKUCccsstui lUtcmpii navo neon mudo to restrain the Tziganes. '1 he Kmpcror Joseph II. onco allotted nml and ordered them to cultivnto their ncrcs. Tlioy turned tneir houses into stables, set up lents uctir by for their own use, ami to nrovent tho corn niven them for frnm snroutiiiL' thin- boiled it. " ' Malhod In Mar Bubmliuon. "I'd likon tronsfer for Fourteenth street," bIio said meekly lo the con ductor, "1 can't eivo you one now, mad am," ho returned ilercely. "You Bhould have asked for it when you imid vour faro." "Oh, verv well," said she. "He's a hateful old thing," do- clarcd her friend, who snt by her. "I wonder you took his sauco so ipiietly, Now you'll havo to pav another fare. hy dnln t you nsk . 1. . .1 ! 1 10 r 11 wiicii you paui your uiro any- Wl,y?" llecause," sho answered, "I have not paid my fare." Now York rress. Qood 8rvlc. "Wns that a serious call?" asked tho nervous citizen. "No." answered tho driver of tho nmbulunco that hud dashed mndlv down tho streot. "The ease was not serious, but our trip was not in vain. Wo did good service on tho good hammerer." d boiling pitch shall bo poured return trip, picking up the pedes- "Oh, ho knew what I meunt," said thereon, and tho feathers of a cusb trians wo hud run nto and neonlo Mr. Moreu cheerfullv. "You know ion shall bo shaken out on him, so who had boon thrown out by horses wo scared." Washington Star. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a I ravonte. 'We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Kemetty to any other (or our chil dren," says Mr. I.. J. Woodburv of 1 wining, Mich. "It has also done the work for us 111 hard colds and croup, and we take pleasure in recommending it." lor sale bv St. Johns' Drug Store. The finest of calling cards at The Kevicw olhcc. BIBLICAL MYRRH. You May Buy It and Frankincense In the Drug Stores. A druggist recently gave a Sun day school teacher a shock that he is not likely soon to forget, says tlio St. Louis Globe-Democrat. While seated nt the soda fountain the f nnnlmr una ilMlfni-itiff n lnnfnrrt nnn rnmlntr hnw mimli dm wnrld tmrl 1 . -o v forgotten since nncicnt times nnd 1,1 jcnrn BOmcthing more about the articles of everyday usd, for in- tnncC mentioned i tho Bible, jf0W( thcro's gold, frankincense nntj myrrh," he snid, "thnt the wiso mcn brought from the east. Of courgo VQ nj know nbout ,od .vi.n i.nnW(I nnvdiln(T annul fmnWln. who knoW8 nnvtilinK nbm,t frankin I T 1 eense or myrrh? "Wo'vo cot 'em for snlo richt Jiorn'' n?,1 IVn ,1niircr!f rnnptifn "-"eu-rv -"o for n oottio, which I10 plnced on tho I oolintor hnfnrn llm narnnialiml lor. turcr. "Hero's vour frankincense, nrn nil num. Mvrrh is the dried of fte s of'trc( 'w, ?n Arnbin 1( trees nnd Bhrubs crsia and In- j,B. nccng0 Jg com,)0gC( In grcnt .)ftrt of Ul0 0Hbanum gum, the sap ' trnn wi. 7n a..m. nfi ,(fi. ,t, 41' !,, ,,,! in it. a. V IIIIIAU ViiV UlbVllDU UOVU IIIU tn,,nA u ri ii, i,iunn t). lu,fl, linit4ilia mitn,. -, at,. m.. rn. . ti. .i... .i.. ..J. AIIU IllltlJllll Ul IIIU OiU.U fnIg0 ft knd of m t.xutnlion from Bcvorni vnrictlcg of ,, lrccg n1(j 8iri,bg crowinir in Arabia nnd ,,cro nnJ t,,oro u' gouthcrn ABin. 1110 nioiiKS 01 .iiouih auiai it tu .... .1 u 1 mi. t mck coo or 800 lnJg of nmnnn ovcr.. ICason. i.jj .,, um.u und .4 , rn(lcr cr, ,,0wOVor Uint tlur- 11 41 4. -1 .... 41.,. n, IIIU III! IIU WUllitlt tVB IIUIII HIV WillV I , t, Jcwg mnrc.0(i 0,,t 0f Kwpt myrrh, iiipeiifo and mannn - v. vMf'i,v v,.r ...., 1lnM...1 nn.l gonl to ,., from thu KaI1(J coun h.i 1.. ...i.i-i. n n.. , . .. . ' , burncJ !! or churches today i. of tho same k ...I ..,, rolmi from 4 , ., places ns thnt which smoked in Aaron's conscr." Ha Wain't Excltad. In Sullivan countv. N. V.. a storv is told which hud to do with a man who wns picking blnckborries whon lA oiklll at nb ImnM naaillt llfcl VaJttt I , , , 4i,,.l, fnllAwln dt. iri.I1 llo yi tllQ intelltiOII 01 Shinning Up to co stron(. mu prepared to gtnnd a siege Along enmo tho bear, i.pn.i .1 't .....,.,1 ii10 i.-u nn. VI ll2tty bucket without seeing it, I . 7. . I passed tho trco without taking no ko of t10 ,luin.a cpnl nmi wont on dow, 0 ,mth unl it w oui of .i.,.! us?nw thoiifflit tho mnn. .. ti,0 timo tQT , j,cnt jt jot i,,., i, ,Pi, , ,n..,i ntt if n cliit dow from his lofty porch bo folmj tlmt j rcftlity ho was sitting 0 tho ,rolnd wltf, hia ttrma anj i.,L wrnl)Ilp.i r0Ului tho tree trunk. CCI j nxi I Forest andS IStream. Origin of tha Rothachllda. Tho founder of tho Rothschild fnmilv, Amscliol Moses Itothschild, kept a coin storo at 103 J udengasso, of Jewish quarter, Frankfort on tho Main. Itcforo this shop was dis nlnved n red shield: bunco tho name Untlisol.ilil Amiinlinl ilonlt in euri " " . 1 nn t pa nri nnnila nml o il ro d and I silver. His son, Mayer Amschel, was born in 1743 and died in 1812. He, liko his fathor, continued iu tho coin business. In tho course of his coin business ho mot a collector, t).. o.Mir Imnlrnr In tlio lumlcraVO 0f Hesse. This banker was so im- pressed by Mayer's business ability that ho loaned him monoy for iu- v.-itiM..nt nml It was in this wuv tlmt tho urcat banking firm of I ....v. I Itothschild waa established. Elder Monthly. a 1 I . II 1 f. 1. 1 I 1 raiso irom a nusuaim a una w i- ".. , praiso may bo too discriminating to suit her. "I thoueht it was nico of you to tell that carnenter. who seemed to V I think women know nothing that I could 'hammer nails like light- n nu.' " said Mrs. Morse to her hus- band. "Hut I'm afraid, dear, you are not an unprejudiced judge, 1 really don't think I'm such a very lightning never strikes twico in the anto placo, they say.1 Central Market! Ilolbrook Mock. See iu for the Choicest Cuts of the Best Meats Obtainable. Orders Wiled and l'anilly Trade Solicite.1 oth myrrh nnd manna aro orten u. in compounding prescriptions, going when you are confronted with incenso of course, is in con- a.K"P' ' 0,1 ' c " "P0 ,1 ,i ..1 i 41... i i.. t of n transmitter? But tho tclc- Ward &iMcCUve, Proprs, SOCIAL ETIQUETTE. Promptnatt and Pelltanaia In Answer- Ing Olnnar Invitation. There was once a great man, whose namo I have forgotten, but U is not important to this narra tive, who gavo his son this bit of social advice: "Answer a dinner in vitation within twenty-four hours after you receive it. If vou accent. , . ... - 101 nounng snon 01 jour ucnui pre vent vour eoine. and if vou die ar tango for n substitute in your will, Whatever you do, for heaven's sako be prompt in the doing." Along the Borne lines was a noto received by a certnin Washington nosicss irora me voiet 01 nn nuacno of one of tho legations, "51. regrets thnt he ennnot como to Mrs. D.'s dinner, but he died last night." Now, a funeral in tho family is usually ncccptcd as n very good rea son for not doing anything, but lit tle short of ono can excuse n lnck of punctuality in mnttcrs social. Whatever you are, bo prompt. A few years back it was consider ed rather n nice thing to como in tust a littlo late. Girls going to alls spoke with pride of being among the last arrivals. Novelists who would chronicle tho doings of tho smart set cot into tho fashion of opening their choicest chapters with a vision of tho hostess and jeeted Blnto awnitinK tho honored I ' I 11 u chanced all thnt." Punctuality, tho politeness of kincs. is onco moro to tho fore. If u 1 1 ... . you wnnt to bo popular with thoso who entertain, answer your invito- "on8 08 BOon n8 J'ou rcocivo them. rcrsonaliy I th nK : n tclcpiiono invi- 1 iniinn a iivfintinin rnniurv unrripq 1 v.:; -i:vv or inquisition. How can you thin ' ""'n8 mcuscs for not going 0 P 'one has had its use n well ns its nbuso in thnt it hns obliged tho oth- fill A If crwiso tardy to como up to time. I he moro informal nnd pcrsonnl tho invitation tho prompter should tho answer be. If you are going to bo merely nu atom in n vast ttsseiu Wage, then you may bo pardoned r wg wur rep y to your urn- V J"" of n chosen few such hesitancy is ono of tho blunders thnt nro worso than crimes. Dcclino if you will, ncccpt if you sco fit, but, whatever you do, for heaven 'a snko bo prompt in the do ing. -Philadelphia North American. awtaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aKH Auatralla'a Cavaa Tho Norrncooto caves, in south l,'"t.jmi wimniun.., nuun.i 110 iiiu oIrI cave," with its magnificent profusion of beautiful stalactites nnd stalagmites, forming a dazzling apoctnelo when illuminated by tlio tnnmiAatnm It rait Tit n aniAml Almnt. "'"K""'""' '" . . i ber, or cave, naluro hns boon prod- iga 01 no mysi cai ornnmeni wiui w'"0'1 "' w0'0 P'nco "bounds. Thero nro pillars so finely formed nnd covered with such dainty trel- " work curious drippings of limo creating sudi wonderful masses of lovely scroll work, tlmt tho oyo is bcwi.dcred with tho extent nnd rnri ty of tho adornment. It is liko pulnco of ice, with a rich profusion ol frozen silvery cascades nnu loun tains all around. Western Austra lia possesses also a couplo of ex- lensivo cavo systems wnicn miny rival those of New South Wales, (Queensland and south Australia. omartlng of a PayehologUt iti.. t.i.i. s 1 ...4. n "en ticiiMiia recimcu uu umu- graph copy of hU friond Clement's latest book on tho "Genetic Theory 01 jvnowieugo,' 110 lmmeumieiy boi down and acknowledged tlio gift, nj"g that ho "anticipated great PleaSUrO III itj DCrUSal." "Why didn't you read it first?" naked lf wc "Then you could bavo said something much nicer than that. ..1.1 I ... . . . 1 . . fcwioi, saiu jeiiKins as no gavo Clement's book a conspicuous placo on f "bJ'y table, "X liavo a feel- Img ifiuv Kuio 4a uuv ui mu itaiua when mv forethoucht wouhl bo bet- . .. . . . ter than ray hind thought." Tar and Faathara. "ur and feathers are not a pecul iarly American punishment. Hich' ard the Uon Hearted nrst proclaim . - - . m cd this punishment. It was when he was setting out for the third cru- sade that ho gavo warning that robber who shall be convicted of men snail navo nis neau croppeu nfter tho fashion of a champion, that be sball be known." St. LouU Republic. The Wellington KNMirr GL8VE1. hnsttn. Fine Wines and Liquors. Family Supplies a Specialty. I Ilolbrook Block, St. Johns, Oregon MEERSCHAUM PIPES. Amarleans, It 8eamt, Do Not Make or Keep Them Rlcht. "You don't sec the best meer schnum pipes in this country," said a German pipe dealer who learned his trado in Vienna. "Why? Uecause tho Americans aro in too big n hurry haven't time to tako caro of n meerschaum, haven't oven timo to learn how. When tho American is through smoking he knocks bis pipe on the heel of his shoo to remove tho ashes, Bhovcs it in tho most bandy pocket and is on tho run. "Now, in tho old country a man takes bis pipe seriously, very seri ously. Ho expects bis meerschaum to Inst him a lifctimo and then bo in good repair to hand down to bis heir. Tho pipe is passed from gen eration to generation, nnd it is nl ways handled ns cnrofully ns n new born bnbe. Tlio smoker never touciics the bowl whilo it is wnrm. That would spoil tho fine, glossy color. When tho German has com pleted his serious nnd meditntivo smoko his pipe is lnid very carefully away whero it will cool properly nnd without dnngcr of scratching. Ho docs not rnm it into bis pocket with other misccllnncous articles, as tho rushing American docs. Ho takes his timo nnd gives it his caro nnd nttcntion. "Tho best meerschaum pipes in tho old country nro mndo of soft meerschaum and nro hnnd carved. Then they nro boiled in beeswax. Tho soft mcorschnum nbsorbs tho wnx. Tho fino color is produced by tho wnx nnd tho nicotine combin ing. When tho pipo is smoked tho wax softens from the bent. Thnt is why tho pipo should not bo touched whilo wnrm. Touching mars tho gloss. "Tho American manufacturer docs not enrvo or polish them by hnnd. The work is done by ma chines. Tho soft meerschaum, if treated thnt way, would break, so hard mcorschnum, n low grade, is used. Tlio hard clay will not ab sorb beeswax, so it is bailed in glycerin. Tho most beautiful colors cannot bo produced with glycerin." Knnsns City Times. A Poet Phyilolan. Hearing of Dr. Goldsmith's grcnt humanity, a poor woman, who be lieved him to be 11 physician, onco wrolo to him begging him to pro scrlbo for her husband, who liad lost his nppctito nnd wns nltogotlier In n very end state. Tlio kind heart ed poet immediately went to sco ber nnd nftor somo tnlk with tho man found him utmost overwhelm od with sickness nnd poverty. "You shnll bear from mo in an hour," said tho doctor on leaving. "and I shall send you somo pills which I am suro will do you good. Doforo tho timo was up Gold smiths servant brought tho poor woman a small box, which on being opened was found to contain 10 guineas, with tho following direc tions: "To bo used ns necessities require Ho patient nnd of good heart." No Reward Offered. "Havo you lost anything, mad am?" asked tho polito floorwalker of tho square jawed, nustoro looking shopper who stood beforo tho "Lost and Found" window of tho largo do partment store "Yes, sir," sho replied; "I'vo lost 114 pounds of husband in a light brown suit, with black derby hat, small tuft of hair on its chin and a frightened look. I lost it in a crush at tho fancy goods counter. It' probably wandering through the building in search of mo, and thought perhaps you could find it easier than I can. I want it on ac count of a bundlo it is carrying un der its arm." Woman's Home Journal. Absorbing. "What aro you reading that causes you to smilo so delightedly?" "I beg your pardon." "I ask you what aro you reading? something new m notion r' "Fiction? Just a trace." "Any poetry?" "Well, that's more like it." "Not philosophy?" "Plenty of it." "Oh, comet What aro you read ing?" "The report of the secretary of agriculture. Don't bother me." Cleveland Plain Dealer. CUar Evldtnca. Judge What's your namo? Prisoner I'm Pat Murphy, your honor. "Where do you live?" "Suro, I don't Jive anywhere, sorr," Judge (to second prisoner) What's your name? "I'm Denis McCarthy, sorr." "Where do you live?" "Begorra, your honor, I livo next door to Pat Murphy." Lonfon Punch. DONT PUT OFF until tomorrow what you can do today. If you are suffering from a torpid liver, or constipation, don't wait until tomorrow to get help. uuy a bottle of Heroine and cet that liver working right. Prompt ness about health saves many sick spells. Mrs. Ida Gresham, Point, Tex. writes: "I used Herbine in my family for six years, and find it does all it claims to do." Sold by St. Johns' Drug Store. Bring iny our printing now. AN OFFICIAL DIRECTORY L. E. STORY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON. Day nnd Night Office, Rooms 7 and 8, Ilolbrook Ulock, ST. JOHNS, ... OREQON S. H. GREENE Attorney-at-Law. Office: Room 9, Brectlcn Build ing, corner Third and Washington streets, Portland, mid St. Johns. Phone: Pacific 1098. Residence: St. Johns Joseph McChcsney, M. D. , PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON Day and Night Office In McChcsney Block I'hone WoodUwn 41$ ST. JOHNS, - - OHE0.ON DR. L. Q. HOLLAND, PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON Resilience: On Modoc Street. Phone Wooillnwn 576. Office: Ilol brook llrick Mock, rooms 3 and 4 Phone Knst 3689. St. Joints, .... Oregon Dr. VV. E. HARTEL, DENTIST Crown nnd Bridge Work a Sjicclulty Rooms 1 nnd 2, Ilolbrook Mock, St. Johns Dr. MARY MacLACHLAN Pltyilclan and Surgeon. Office In Holbrook's Block. Residence, The Rnymotid. OSCAR D.VAUL, M. D Office hour, 9 lo 11 a. m 1 to 3 p. in, OITlce I'lioiie, (Wot 1 1104, Kenldencc l'lionr, Union 3901. Office In Unlm.llv I'itk iltugKtof. Carpenter and Contractor. By the dny or by the ob. l'lniis nnd siecificatlons furnithed on application. AUGUST WIMIKUM. .2. Allegheny street, 3 blocks :.it-of the I'rcnch block, St. Johns, Oregon. C. AlARION SALISBURY OraJuate Optician Will lent the eyes irccof churc. Jcmcy Street. St. Johns, Oregon, Goodrich & Goodrich, ARCHITECTS Pull Professional Service I'lve Per Cent. &d nt Johns nnd Portland, Ore. N. A. GEE llouio Mover and Repairer Moiitcs moved, rnlted and re paired. Odd jobs of nil kinds. Prompt service, reasonable charges. Ivatihoc and Ciilliu streets. Phone Woodlawu 386, Snlnt Johns ... Oregon F. M. LASHBAUGH l'ncl furnished, either short or long, Draying and tcum-work of every kind. Prompt service. Terms rcatonablc. Corner Jerwjy and Cntllii, ST. JOHNS ..)Js1KsV LAUREL LODGE No. 186 I. 0. 0. F. ST. JOHNS, 0RCQ0N Meets each Monday evening in Odd I'cllow hall, at 8:00. VUitor welcomed. II. H. HcwItt. N. G, V, It. I'ootc, Secretary. G. V. OVERSTREET, PLUMBER Ilolbrook Block, 103 South Jersey street, Phone Union 385, Saint Johns Oregon S. C. NORTON Rcil Estate Insurance Resident agent N, I'. Noren & Co. no S. Jcrey street. Phone Hast 6390. St, Johns, Oregon Bon Ton Barber Shop JI ANSHIItl.D & KAKUMtl.V. 1'irst class work and cleati hot towels for patrons. Hair cutting a specialty. Agent for West Coast Laundry. Jersey street St. johua Mail Schedule Mail arrives at St. lohns at 7:10 a. m. and 1:15 p, in. leaves ai io:x a. in., ana 4:45 p. to. Office open week days from 6u a. m. to 6:10 p.m. Sundays from 9 to 10 a, m rso mailt arrive or depart Sunday, One Dollar will fit you to eye glasses or spec tacles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Your eyes fitted at home. Write for free booklet describing our method. Remember, the classes we fit yob to are wonh $3.50 any where on earth. Our price, only 1 1,00, ntlB REPAIRING dtDirtiuat la mam conpUtt. MinpriniH.Oi&. WatcbcUaaM i.ub. stna tout wen ar restaur ml. 2JO rtptln aaj wakh. 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