A good assortment of Iron Beds,
made strong ntid durable, heavily
enameled, different colors, orna
mental in every joint.
We also have 11 fine hue of Na
poleon Ucds.
See
our assortment, of
including the cotton,
wool, tapesty, Rox
burg, Body Brussels and Axininstcrs.
EVERYTHING
FOR
HOME
WEST ST.
ACREAGE AND LOTS
Will be on the market early next week. This is some
of the most desirable property on the peninsula. It
is the beauty spot of Oregon. Prices will be reasona
ble. Call ami secure the best locations.
R. SHEPARD & CO. and II. G. OGDEN,
St. Johns, Orkgon.
HARDWARE!
We are receiving our Spring Stock of Garden Tools,
Poultry Netting and Heath & Milligau Paints.
Let us figure the bill of Hardware, Doors and Win
dows, ond Paint for your new house. We will give you
satisfaction in service and prices.
I POTTER & GOOLD
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THK HARDWARE MHN.
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
Present investment in St. Johns realty means future independence.
For reliable information about prices and
best locations, write or call on
Colvin & Henderson
ioj i-a Philadelphia Street ST. JOHNS, OKl'.GO.V
Notary Public. Conveyancer. Titles Examined.
j Scales Bros Grocery
t .Has a large and well selected stock of staple and fancy
groceries. Quality guaranteed. Our large and growing
4 trade is a sure indication that our prices are right, If
f you have not been trading with us, call in and look
f around. We'll be pleased and so will you.
t SCALES BROS.
Phone Union 4064.
Don't Complain
If your chest pains aud you are
unable to sleep because of a cough.
Buy a bottlt of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup, and you won't have any
cough. Get a bottle now and that
cough will not last long. A cure
for all pulmonary diseases. Mrs.
J. Galveston, Texas writes: "I
can't say enough for Ballard's
Horehound Syrup. The relief it
has given me is all that is necessary
for me to say." Sold by St. Johns
Drug Co.
2
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O
Chiffoniers in dif
ferent materials ntul
styles, with or with
out French beveled
mirrors.
$10 to $30
Rugs
THE
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Cedar Park.
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Building material, Paints, Oils
and Weir's Lead at St. Johns Sash
& Door Co.
You will learn front experience
that good goods are the cheapest.
Calef Bros, have it.
Buy your paints at Bickners
closing out sale. 1.15 a gallon.
White lead at 7c aud 8c per lb.
Everybody should use stationery
containing the map of St. Johus.
It will show your friends where
you live.
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Local News.
Ultimately, who will pay the cost
of tlie striker
Mrs. Maples is confined to her
home by rheumatism.
Rough dry washing at 6c per
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Lall at Calet uros. ijtore jorany
ii.t !.. . 1 . 1. : ... t . 1 '1
ming in wie iiuusc iurmsiiiug imc.
A son of John McNcvin, ton East
Fessenden, is dangerously ill of a
fever.
Call at Drodahl's greenhouse, 302
Buchanan street, for a landscape
gardener.
If your teeth need attention call
on Dr. Rambo, Room t8, Holbrook
Block, St. Johns.
Miss Lulu Foster of Gilbert St.,
returned home from a Portland hos
pital on Tuesday.
Dr. Rambo conies to us fresh
from college with all the latest
methods in dentistry.
$700 1 oox too ft. in South St.
Johus, half cash, balance 10 per
month. D. C. Rogers ft Co.
If you are on the trail for
thing in Furniture or Home
uishiugs let prudence guide
to Calef Bros. Store.
any-Fur-
yon
Singing lessons given by a lady
Terms 50c per lesson. Address
Music Teacher, 594, E. Morrison
street, Portland, Ore.
Dr. B. F. Rambo is the new dcu
tist, with an office in Room 18
Holbrook block. His ad may be
found in another column.
Don't neglect to investigate! Be
come interested in J.lnnton s ren
estate. Advance is certain. An
thony Hardy, mil estate, Linutoii
1 lie hrst straw Hat of 'lie season
made its npiearunce on the streets
Saturday. The man under it
seemed to think lie knew summer
weather when he saw it
Lot 011 Ivaiihoe must be sold.
Come and we will give you the
bargain of your life. $250 will
handle it. Option expires March
20th. Smith & Caiiriglit.
There was a children s party nt
the home of H. W. Bricu Saturday
evening, the occasion being Master
Howards birtliloy anniversary.
Games ami delicious refreshments
made the evening merry.
Bickucr Bros, are retiring from
business and will begin closing out
all their stock lit once. Everything
will go at wholesale prices. If you
want dry goods, boots and shoes,
mints or groceries call ami get
what you want.
Arc they new or second hand ?
s the question frequently asked by
people after Inspecting our second
hand goods. Everything tlior
oughly cleaned ' and rcfiuished.
'rices surprisingly low. Shuw s
Furniture Store, French block.
Holmes Lodge, K. of v., paid a
fraternal visit to Calaiithe Lodge,
No. 31, at the corner of Russell
street aud Williams avenue last
Wednesday evening. Work in the
third degree was the order of the
veiling, and the local lodge team
did the honors.
Piano for sale cheap A win a re
naiio of the famous Chase make,
originally a high priced instrument,
pleudid tone, in good shape and
liuely curved legs. Will sell same
for $75: S10 down and $5 monthly.
Call ujt 403 Jphns street, twp blocks
west of Evangelical church.
Heath & Milligau Railway White
,ead will cover more surface, wear
oncer, always look letter, and is
cheaper to use, than some so-called
White Leads that may be bought
for less money per pound. Let
us give you the chemical analysis
of Railway White Lead, ond you
will understand the force of the
above statement. Potter & Goold.
A social entertainment was given
by the Modern Woodmen to the
members and their friends 011
Thursday evening of last week in
the I. O. O. F. hall. A pleasing
urogram was rendered. Card play
tig, music and social chat helped
to make the affair an enjoyable one.
Refreshments were served and well
taken care of. The occasion was
very pleasant one throughout.
Last Friday night a large num
ber of the friends aud members of
the United Evangelical church
gathered in a body at the church
about 8 o'clock aud later invaded
the parsonage, taking their pastor,
Kev. J,, r. Mcvicker, and family,
ompletely by surprise. The guests,
to the number of fifty, came well
provided with refreshments. Music
and games were enjoyed until a
late hour.
OPENING
Rose City Hotel
SUNDAY, MARCH 24
Corner Fillmore and Bttr
liugtou streets, St. Johns.
Everything New and Modern
30--First Class Rooms 30
Come and see for yourself.
Rose & Griner
Pkopkiktoks
Calef Bros, makes it easy to buy
aim easy to pay.
The West Coast Laundry makes
a specialty of lace curtains.
The juvenile base ballist is out in
force one of tlie signs of spring.
I'or Kent 4-room new cottage
w. Adams, t2o Burlington
street. s
Cajef Bros, have just what you
want if it s to be had, and at a
price that will surely please you.
$450 Lot 50x106, near new
school house, $75 down and $10
per month. D. C. Rogers & Co.
Weir's Lead is cheapest, spreads
farther, wears longer than any Lead
made. St. Johns Sash and Door
Co.
Fishing worms are beginning to
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make tor deeper soil in order to
evade the hungry clutch of the early
lislicrman.
Twelve 50x100 foot lots inside the
loop for if 200 each. Must be sold
at once, all to one
Smith & Caiiriglit.
purchaser,
The new sidewheel
ferry boat
Johns ferry
now building by the St
company will be ready
for use
in
five or six weeks.
If in need of furniture or stoves
the excellent quality and low prices
will surprise you nt Shaw's Furni
ture Store, French block.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will hold a bazaar March 27. They
will also serve dinner and supper
the same day at the same place.
D. S. Sotithinayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty
of 1900 wall paper in stock ot 708
W. Richmond street, St. Johns,
Sec 111c for too ft. good income
property on Jersey St. and a few
new snaps that we do not care to
quote prices on. II. G. Ogdeu.
Ex. -Gov. Fletcher will speak at
the Congregational church next
Sunday evening. Subject: "Power
ol Love." All ate cordially invited
to attend.
The best paints are always the
cheapest, regardless of what the
price er gallon may he. Heath
oc Milligau paints are cheapest,
because they are the best. Potter
& Goold.
If yon own a dog prepare to pur
chase a license for the canine before
ipril 1. All licences must be
received by that date or your ct
is liable to interview the poutidinas
ter or the bologna man.
A laige numbir of Japanese la
borers, housed in fifteen lodging mid
boarding cats, have been engaged
in working 011 tlie new right' of
way of the 0. R. & X. around the
cniusulu since last Monday.
Call at The ReView office, and
procure your stationery witu me
map of St. Johns printed on the
back. Let your friends know
where you live and acquaint them
with the advantages of your city.
livery thing in our' large stock
will be closed out i. at once. We
lave rented our store to Potter &
Goold and aregoiugout of business,
See us for paints, boots, shoes,
rubbers and groceries. Bickner
Bros.
l'he Western School of Music
and Elocution of Portland, under
the leadership of Prof. William
Rasmus, will give an entertainment
in St, Johns, Friday evening, Mar.
23, for the benefit of the Methodist
church. Tickets will be on sale
soon,
Many new families are moving
into St. Johns weekly. 1 lie de
mand for houses exceeds the sup-
)ly. The new coiners want good
lomes, Tlie inake-shift shack oi
a house is not desired. All the
good, comfortable houses are rented,-and
fifty more would be if they
could le obtained.
A. H. Edlefson, brother of Supt.
Edlefsou of'the water works, and
John Edlefson of the Peninsula
Bank, eaves tomorrow lor japan,
where he intends engaging with an
export house, providing conditions
ore satisfactory. If not he will con-
Untie his journey and visit His old
lome in Germany.
Tomorrow. "Jackson's," the
swellest waiting room on the line of
the electric road, adjoining the ht.
ohns Pharmacy, will be opened to
the public. Ihe interior decora
tions are such that all will find it
convenient to make "Jackson's'
their headquarters while waiting
for the cars. Besides landscapes
the faces of several local beauties
are to be found on the walls. A
line of confections, cigars, papers,
periodicals, etc., will be carried.
Wait for the car at jacksoirs.
That work is to be rushed on the
railroad cut across the jcninsula
may be inferred from the fact that
during the first of (he week a couple
of switch engines were landed 011
the temporary track constructed for
the work trains by the contractors.
The engines were taken up the hill
from the water front, via balem,
Edison and Richmond streets, and
thence to the right of way over the
electric line. The additional motive
power will no doubt be the means
of putting and keeping a large force
of men employed continuously for
the next year. 1 here is an im
mense amount of dirt to be moved,
but the huge steam shovel with its
dipper capable of handling five
yards of dirt on each trip it makes
to the cars, together with the hy
draulic ram, will rush work on
both ends of the itnmeuse cut.
For Sale Washing machine for
$2 at 403 W. Johns street.
Charles Arnett is confined to his
home this week by illness.
Milch cow for sale. Inquire at
61 1 Ivanhoe street, St. Johns.
Sto.ooo, best comer in St. Tohns.
half cash. D. C. Rogers & Co.
Little money on a bin bill for
particulars call at Calef Bros. Store.
We wash and iron nil flat work
at 25c per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
ror sale Winchester rule, 30
30 caliber, good as new. Price $10.
Call at this office.
Get rose bushes that will produce
results at Urodahl s greenhouse
302 Buchanan street.
Rev. Fred J. Wurrcn filled the
pulpit of the Congregational church
at Albany last Sunday.
insure against lire before you
have one, witli D. C. Rogers, agent
for the old reliable Phoenix of Lon
don.
Go to St. Johns Sash and Door
Co. for Weir's Bavarian White
Lead. 1 lie most durable Lead
made.
Manure
man also
for Sale,
furnished
Team and
for dragging
Apply at
mid plowing gardens,
413 Myers street.
White Leghorn and
White Wy
75c for ts
audottc eggs for sale.
h. C. I lutrstoii, 1024
N. Kdison
street, St. Johns, Oregon.
Buy your cigars and tobacco 0
Iarris & Goodell. The only ex
elusive cigar store in St. Joints.
Corner Jersey and Tacotna streets.
The subject for Rev. F'red J.
Warren's sermon next Sunday
morning at the Congregational
church is "The Evolution of Sin."
Don't neglect to investigate I
Become interested in Liunton's real
estate. Advance is certain. An
thony Hnrdy, real estate, Luintoii.
We have rented our store and
are going out ot business. Dry
goods, paints, boots, shoes ami
rubbers ut wholesale prices. Bick
ner Bros.
The fountain fund dance will be
posttoticd until some future date
us the hall cannot be secured for
the evening of the 16th, as pre
viously advertised.
HOUSI? FOR SALE I have for
sale cheap, nice, new 7 room house
on Tyler st act, near the Botilevnid
on a lot 45x150. Apply to J. II.
Fletcher, 833 Willamette Boulevard.
Why pay rent when 11 very small
Ktymciit down mid 515 lwr mouth
will buy you a complete home?
If what I already have built does
not suit you I will build as you
desire. W. C. Adams.
Our expenses nre light, our
irlces coriesiKnidiugly low. We
handle new and second hand furni
ture and stoves. Come in and
usect our stock. Shaw's Furni
ture store, French Block.
All kinds of rose bushes mid
nursery stock from Kussellville
nursery, may be obtained by calling
011 Lluis. hchatilt at 842 Leonard
street. Everything guaranteed
first class and as represented.
We have just received two and
one-half tons of Heath & Milligan's
Best Prepared Paint. P.verybody
idmits there is 110 better paint.
We can prove to you that II. & M.
taints are the best. Potter iV Goold.
Ex.-Gov. Fletcher: "That item
of yours in last week's Review call-
ug good old botith Dakota the laud
of the Russian thistle is not de
served. But are you acquainted
with the Russian thistle? They
are something fierce. Hurled along
by one of those prairie zephyrs they
cut run right away from a railroad
train. Once while driving from
one town to another a big wind set
these thistles agoing ucross the
country so that it was impossible to
irocced. i lie team would not face
them, and I was compelled to get
out of the buggy and unhitch the
horses and turn them loose and
camp for the night on the prairie.
1 o show you how these tliistlrs
travel: Several fellows near Fargo,
N. D,, got hold of one about as big
as a load of hay and tied a tag 011
it and turned the thing loose. The
next day they got a message from
Yankton, S. D., 300 miles away,
saying that the Dig thistle hud
assed through that town and was
still going south. At present these
thistles are used as feed lor sheep
and arc said to be good fodder."
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Confectionery Cigars Magazines
Ice Cream in Season
Postal Cards Waiting Room
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The Artisans gave a very pleas
ing entertainment on Tttesda'y night.
Read the ad in this issue about
acreage and lots in West St. Johns.
There is no need of being without
the comforts of home sec Calef
Bros.
Miss Hilda Unger entertained a
party of friends at her home last
Monday evening.
$75o Lot .50x100, in Court
Place, half cash, bal. $ toper month.
D. C. Rogers & Co.
C. W. Potter, who was slated for
city treasurer on the Republican
ticket, lias withdrawn his name.
For bargains in small homes sec
Meiklejohn, the home builder, 430
uunert, near L'edar 1'ark station.
G. W. Overslrcet has sold
plumbing business to J. Crossley &
Son, who will take possession at
once.
Mrs. Carl Haynor is at the Good
Samaritan hospital, where she re
cently submitted to an operation.
She is reported doing nicely.
Do not overlook the entertain
ment given by the Western Acad
emy of Music, of Portland, next
Friday evening, March 22. for the
benefit of the Methodist church.
Contractor Gee has a crew of
Mrs. W. L. Thorndyke kindlv
asks alt persons whose names have
not been secured for the city direc
tory to leave them at the city hall,
that the directory of tlie city may
be complete.
It is reported there will be three
tickets in the field nt the coming
election. Last evening there were
rumors of a prohibition ticket being
nominated, but no authority could
c secured for the statement.
The council have finished the
reading of the chaiter and referred
it back to the charter commission
for revision, mid that body will
meet this (Friday) evening nt the
city halt and make 1111 effort to
complete their work. J
The new three story hotel at the
corner of Fillmore and llurliiigton
streets has been named the Rose
City Hotel, and will be oiieucd for
nisiiiess btimlny, March 24. L.
Rose ami J. Griner are the pro
irietors. iCverythiug will be new
ami home cooking will be one of
the features.
The families of Chits. Arnett
and W. C. Clark leave St. Johns
next week to make their home 011 11
fine farm they recently purchased
near F'stacada. These estimable
eople have many friends in the
city who regret to lose them, but
all will wish them prosperity in
their new home "down 011 the
farm."
Owens Bros, have opened 11 first
class ladies' ami gents' billiard par
lor in the new Stiue block nt the
corner of Jeisey and Burlington
streets. They have live of the fin
est billiard and pool tables made.
Both brothers have had extensive
experience in conducting billiard
parlors, and alt visitors are assured
of royal entertainment.
The Review is in receipt of a
communication from "Taxpayer,"!
Wu would like to publish it, but it
contains to many truths to sow
broadcast. Any one would admit
that the tiositiou he takes is correct, 1
but it would not be wise to give it
too much publicity. As it stands
now the public is familiar with the
injustice done to many taxpayers.
The Commercial club met in reg
ular session Wednesday evening.
The committee on soliciting sub
scriptions to iucorM)rate the club
rejorted $295 pledged. The mat
ter of improved car service was
discussed and a committee consist
ing of Messrs. Dey, Kellogg and
McKeou were appointed to confer
with Manager Fuller to see if some
thing can be done to improve the
service.
Some work is being done 011 the
city hall. Last Wednesday a Re
view man entered the building for
the first time, and found two men
at work, One was n tinner solder
ing on tlie cornices. The other, u
carpenter, was busy 011 a scaffold
at the main entrance. The win
dows are nearly all in place. None
of the interior work bus begun.
At the present rate of progress it is
iiiij)o.ssibIe to guess when any por
tion of the building will be ready
for use.
NEW PLACE OPENS
men 111 worK excavating in trout ot to and cabbage plants at Brodalil's
Ueo. Lt, Uirhart s home 011 the 1 greenhouse, 302 Buchanan street,
boulevard. This will make a gieat I t.ri. 1 m .... . ro . .!
improvement in this property. 1 rwl .Mnu? of so street
. ... . 1 ' J recovering from 1111 operation re-
Republican Ticket.
Tlie Republican club has nom
inated and filed the following ticket
to be voted upon April 1 :
Mayor K. C. Couch.
Recorder -W. L. Thorndyke.
Treasurer
Councilineii. First Ward A. R.
Jobcs, H. C. Hunter.
Councilman, Second Ward W.
W. Raser, L. E. Walker.
Cotincilmcii at Large B. T.
Leggett, W. II. King, C. Lindquist.
Alice Roosevelt's Wedding
Was something to be recorded in
the annals of history. Herbinc lias
been acknowledged the greatest of
liver regulators. A positive cure
for Bilious headaches. Constfmtinti.
n-niiin mm rever, ami an nver com
his, titninm. T. ( ,ti, r :i
1 rM.tll.. 1 t. 1
Ark., writes: "Herbinc is the
greatest liver medicine known.
Have used it for years. It does
the work." Sold by St. Johns'
Drug Store.
House cleaning time is near,
carpets and floor coverings
For
sec
Calef Bros.
Weir's Lead belongs to no trust.
Live and let live is the motto. St.
Johns Sash mid Door Co.
Good, thrifty rose bushes,
opcrat
cently performed nt a Portland hos
pital.
Prescriptions
Require careful attention and only
the purest of ingredients should
cuter into their composition.
Our Drugs are Pure
And only the the most careful at
tention is given each prescrip
tion. II you have not yet become a patron
of our store, the next time you
you are called upon to have a
prescription filled or in fact re
quite dings of any nature, give
us 11 trial visit, and if courteous
treatment, pure drugs ami care
ful service count for anything
you will come again.
Smith'sPharmacy
Holbrook Block,
JOHNS, ORF.OON.
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St. Johns
Book Store
Has just oeiied at
420 Jersey Street
AkChi'sncy Building
The best line of reading matter
will be carried by them. A circu
lating library, okiii to tlie public
from 7 a. in. to i) p. 111., is 011 hand.
You pay the price of any look in
class you may select, after which
you can exchange it for any book
in house, in .same class, at price in
that class, from 5 to 20 cents cr
book.
Blank hooks, legal blanks, sta
tionery and children's books.
We also carry 11 small stock of
cigars, tobacco and candies,
CHIPMAN & CO.
J.S. Downey & Co,
lo8)tf Jersey Street,
Reliable information concerning it.
Johns rwilty cheerfully
furnished.
Real Estute Bought and Sold
List your projicrty with us.
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