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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEW STORE. The B and C Store Bargain Counter Bargain Catchers BONHAM &, CURRIER Shoes, Gents' Furnishings, Dry Goods South Jersey Street, St. Johns. i&7 . - THE $ PENINSULA BANK St. Johns, Oregon. Statement at close of business December 4, 1906: Kksouhchs: Loans fu7,7J.' l'ttriilturc mid fixtures. 2,976.86 Cash on linml nml due from banks 71,9.65 fj03.098.6i I,IAII.,ITII18! Capital Stock f 25,000.00 Surplus nml uiiiUvIiIl'iI profits a,S53' Dividends unpaid. .... 1 ,150,00 I)eloslts I74.395-40 f30j.093.6J HAVE YOU AN EYE FOR BUSINESS ELECTRIC LIGHT WILL MAKE SALESMEN OF YOUR WINDOWS AFTER DARK There is no known illuuilnunt which will Unlit htore win dows as efiectively, handsomely and satisfactorily as Klcctric Light. Fabrics arc shown in their true colors and every little detail is brought out in true proportion to its surroundings. Keep your place of business bright with Klcctric Light, and don't neglect the KLKCTKIC SIGN, and you will keep busy. Light is the magnet that draws trade. Tin use of Klcctric Light is an advertisement of your pro gicssivo enterprise. It's the light that's bright. Call Main 00HH for information. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Hrst and Aider Streets, Telephone Main f.6KH . PORTLAND, 0RIH10N New Bargains This Week Two lots in Point View 375 50x100, best income pioperty Jersey street 12,000 jj; 2 sx 1 00 on Philadelphia St., ? story business bldg .1,150 f. 87x100 on Chicago St. close to Jersey 2650 1 00x1 00 close in, comer lots and acreage in West St. Johns. 3100 50x100 S. St. Johns, t.x iH house, water, cleared 550 Two acres on Willis lloulevaid ready for platting 2,200 50XKX), 6 room house, fruit, fine river view i,.oo 50x100, 1 block to jmstofliee 750 25x100, Jersey stieet, with alloy 2,000 100x100, close in, residence lots 1,600 Ten lots in Point View, each 150 Lots in first addition to Liuutoii f o to fioo, easy payments. t Business locations for tent. H. G. OGDEN : Review Office. ST. JOHNS, OKHGON COOO0000XXCbCM0000XX TRACTION THE RASIS The purpose of store advertising is not mere ly to sell goods, but to increase the sale of goods to make friends, build up a patronage that will not only stick, but steadily grow. Newspapers reach the greatest number of people in the immediate vicinity in the most natural way, at the least expense, and they are therefore the best of all mediums for stores. In a newspaper you follow the lines of least resistance you follow with the stream, you talk to an audience already as sembled, to people who want to read their mental costume is right they are on your wire and they won't ring off if you hold their interest. Attraction is the basis of all adver tisingthe store is the sun, the customers the planets that revolve around it. If you don't do the business it's because you don't tell the people enough about your business. Advertise in The Review For nct work, good material and reasonable prices The Review job printing department cannot be beaten. REFUSED TO STRIKE. SOILED BOOKS. An IneitJcnt of the Shortsr Hour Mov Methods by Which Grease and Qrlms ment In Russia. May Be Removed. During n period when the waitcru In removing grease Bpots from a and chambermaids were forcibly book take a little powdered pipe- out of the Warsaw hotels and res- clay or fuller's earth and mix it taurants on strike many of the Kith water to the thickness of servants in private houses flatly re- cream. Then apply it to the spot, fused to leave their work, anil those laying 11 on n quarter 01 an men who did go into tho streets soon re-1 thick. Let it remain during four turned. hours and then scrape it away. If A servant in the emnlov of one the snot has not been absorbed by old nobleman, who docs not exact the clay, put the wet clay on It much work from hia household, re- ?ain and repeat as before. ceived the men who hud como to If oil or grease is on your best persuade him to join them, roclin- book, use this simple method. Ap ing on a Eofa. ply spirits of turpentine to the spot, "What do vou ccntlcmeii want r smearing it on turn wun a small ways of a mole. I NOTICE OF SALE. Tha Minntr of Eating and Burrowing of Thla Peculiar Animal, "While fishing I noticed mail mole lull says a After a short time earth was shoveled out To whom it may concern: a very t. Geo. M. Hall. City Treasurer of St. writer. I Johns, Oregon, under anl by the author- in me. Hereby irivc nonce mai the City City of St. Johns, Orcoon ya a writer. Tolins, Oregon, under atm ny inc a quantity of v"le.d In me, hereby give no ..1 1 I will sell at the front door of I Hit, and SO i Hall for the City of St. lohns, quickly scraped away the loose earth at public auction to the highest bidder, and found the hole. I traced the cash In hand, on the 13th day of April, tunnel until I noticed movements in 907,at to o'clock .a. m. , 11 ., , . , . , , . , Iot 5 (five), block 12 (twelve), 1.1. the soil and caught sight of some Smith's aldltioi. to the City of St. Johns, black fur; which immediately began Oregon, or mj much thereof as may be to disappear in a downward dircc- necessary to pay the sum legally assessed tion I had Rome difficulty to diff nKahisl the said lot, to-wit: the sum of uon. 1 nod some utmcuity to uig 8 together with interest, and costs it out, and when I ot last caught it , 6 it gave mo a series of scratches with Also lot 6 (six), block ta(twctyc), P. T. its powerful fore paws, causing mo pmii ' nuutuon 10 me . oi m. ju. 1 It ran along tho rc y the .iim legally nssscd to release it, when . ... , V - - - - w . . it 1U IV IVUOU J a Ik lilt U I Willi 1,1 1 U I tin he asked languidly when the four swab Let the turpentine dry ; then grolim protjing , BOil as it went STmesaK to-wit; the sum of delegates were ushered into hia moisten tho spot with alcohol with presence by tho scared kitchen U clean swab, and tho greaso will maid. disappear. Tho paper will not bo "You must como into the di? colored. If necessary, mako a streets." second application. "Hut what for?" Or lay blotting paper on tho "To join tho general strike for a greaso uniform einht hour day." paper Tho servant snrantr from his sofa, the process "How dam vou even sueuest such absorb as much of tho crease as nos- wi.. - .,: a thing?" ho .femanded indignantly siblo Then take a little essential ,rc oi VV E H ARTEL "I never hoard of nnvth nir kn t oil of turpentine and heat it a - .- iiu " r ....... : J?"5. V il?. 1... J" . -...1 1 L'r vv L" nttK,LL ...w o 1 I - f jj-ni w()v...v. . . . . 11 11 1 lit i it n my liicl l-.iglit hours, indeed! most 10 me Doiiing point, iiavouio Wliv. vou won't find 11 aolf ro.4neet- greasy leaf worm, and then with a ing footman in tho town to support clean brusli wot In tho warm turpou- such a movement 1" tino go over the greaso spot on both "How many hours do von work?" mdea of tho paper. J.opcat this asked tho astonished delegates, who process and tho stain will soon dis looked upon all domestic servants appear. Lastly, apply tho blotting as while slaves. paper and warm Iron. I Hi,. I I A trond linnk iiinv ho nn thiimnnd j ui till 1; u ti t 1 1 1 u iiitiika 1 1 o j in its endeavors to find a soft I71.84, together with Interest and costs enough placo to begin burrowing. I olflc,t . ,,, , ,, , 1 n i,i u i ,i 0fr,.,i Also lot i (three), block 12 (twelve), P. oon caught it again and imprisoned c.nt.'r ..t.iiii., i,. n.n rtv nt ?t. it in my bait can. It seemed to re- Johns, Oregon, or so much thereof as sent being handled and uttered a may ue nuccsary to pay me sum .ugnm- 1! 1. !..!.... ..!. T u assessed ncnlmt the said lotto-wit: the . spot, then press the blot ing 10Inc nnd IacbcJ n lnrgc box ,ullf J" of $53 .31, together with interest and with a worm ron, repeating ull of cart'h nt ita dj9posn. Tho ai IoT! (four), block 13 (twelve), P. rOCCSS several timCS SO as to ml l.J rnvnnfiiia nnnMUn T. Smllli's addition to the Citv of St. . I tnuiv IlltU iaau.aLi iiifvitvi 1 - t Mir mpnl U Julins, Oregon, or so mucll tncreoi as -iii-uk ii. , i. llnr,,,.fv (I,,. , tcirallv turjwntir AN OFFICIAL DIRECTORY L. E. STORY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON. Day and Night Office, Rooms 7 and 8, Uolbrook lllock, ORCaON sr. Johns, S. H. GREENE Attorney -at-Law. Office: Room 9. llrccdcn Build ing, corner Third and Washington streets, Portland, and St. Johns. Phone: Pacific 2098. Residence: St. Johns Joseph AkChcsncy, Al. D. I'MVSICIAN AND SUROEON Day and Night Office In McChcuiicy Block i'honc WoodUwn 47S ST. JOHNS. - - OROOON DR. L. Q. HOLLAND, PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON Residence: On Modoc Street. Phone Woodlawn 576. Office: Hoi brook llrick lllock, rooms 3 nnd 4 Phone liasl 36S9. St. Johns, .... Oregon u-lfli Hi 4n(ti In nntlnrr vnrmi tflcostsof Nile. 1.1 i .. -t. Thatsahl total sum of3io.A7 Is due by womu i.meo oo iupu P " reason of nn assessment ilSccd un the end of the worm, beginning to cat city lien tl.xkct of the said City of St. iroin tlio miUdie. jolins,Urcgou,ontliu Jotniayoiugusi, "Its soiifecs seemed very acute, for l96- M Oito. m. ham., ,.i,. ,i -, ,, 11. i.nT City Treasurer of St. Johns, Ore. l,nn It nn l,n Im, it wnuj.1 In the St. JohnsRcvlew March mediately burrow underneath at a great rate, and when I placed it in DENTIST Crown and Ilrldgc Work a Sccinlty Rooms t and 3, Holbrook lllock, St. Johns 32, 39, and April 5, 11, 1907. Dr. snnnd much of mv time on this sofa by constant use as to become dirty itn , , i,n,S im..wt,. LtUAL INU1 ICfc. rondinif thn ninvsiiaitoM. whleli nrn Oil tho maTgin or oven on tho en- u u i....li, ,l ..niin,l IN Till. CIRCUIT COURT 01' Til It iVwnr.,.H . nu. I nnn the tmifcs. Such dirt mav bo ra- u., : STATU OP ORHOON COUNTY OP "v.vii..ii ....... . ...... . 1 o - - f - -.- 1 it uireuiiv, iiuvur uiiuhiihiiiu w unu. ran just sco myself walking about the "vcd easily without Impairing the muddv streets to get eight hours' printing. Take tho soft part of work a dovl I'm not fool enouuh Btalo bread and with it rub off what fur flmt. t-rnllftiipnl" dirt is looso. Then make n saturat "Then givo us some money for M oolution of oxalic acid and water, tho committee." tho detmtntlon Citric acid or tartaric acid may be urirpd. u.ed if profcrrcd. Xone of thoin "Xi.vorl I Hlinulil l.n nntlnir injures printing ink. They will ro against all my principles if I gave I Jvo marginal notes if in writing as much as 1 cent toward support- ",K o .ru must ,m uscu 111 uinv re ing nn organization winch is In fa vor of domestic servants working eight hou zette. Kven when handled it only tried to forco away my hand with its fore tmws. When the earth In its box wua loose, it burrowed at a tre mendous pace, forcing back tho looso earth with its hind legs. When MULTNOMAH. Arthur Mollis, Plaintiff, vs. I.ura Mollis, Defendant. To I,u m Mollis, the above named defend ant: In the name of the State of Oregon you arc hereby summoned nnd required MARY MacLACHLAN Physician and Surgeon. Office in Holbrook's lllock. Residence, The Raymond. OSCAR DeVAUL, M. D Office hour. 9 lo it a. 111., 1 to 3 i. m. Office Miotic, ftcutt 1104. Keilittncc Miotic, Union j'ii. Office In Unlvtrilly I'atk Drug Btote. II 1 1. . 1 11.. iii.ii.. i...M 11 JO" arc iicrcuy summoned nuu rcquircu I packed tho earth tightly down, it (0apear and answer the complaint r.led " would run about the box, poking ita against you In the above entitled suit on Onrnnnlnr nnA OnntrAnlni ? long snout into tho ground as it or before the 6th day of April, 1907. U3l DBlllBl 3RQ 00011 iCIOll St t t 1 - i. which Is oftcr six weeks have expired " mm wmh lawiwn imiestlc M-rvnnts working "'o. " 'I ') , 4 " 8 , start burrowing. Onlcrforthc publication of summons application. . n a day!" I'ull Mall Ga- ab on tho dirt. U-t ,11 evaporate IU 0 4 wcro vury sinni nnd it tml ihcsuu.mon. I,e published for six AUGUST WIMIKLM. fltlil flirt .1(1 ...III ttlt .1 l.il ........ 1. . . ... . . .. . n...l i.ifl. ...... ... .... A Hoptloit Cai. Carlyle wiu terribly bored by the pcridritcut (mtiiniKiii of hix friend Hinerson. ''1 thought," ho said, "that I would try to euro him, so I took him to some of the lowest parts of London mid nhowed him all that wax going on there. This done, and tho dirt will also disappear. It might not bo bo.U to make tho pa per too wot, as it may pucker when dry. .Simply moisten tho book leaf with tho solution of acid. I turned to him, nayiug, 'And 1100, man dye poiiovo in tnodccvii noor Hit Pr.tty Thanks. It is strange how differently chil dren sometimes express their thanks. Alec, aged three, was given n coveted toy. He took it without a word and turned away and began 'Oh, no I' ho replied. 'All tlivnu poo- 10 '" 11 ul- 1 p0K tl Bern. imcK plo seem to 1110 only parts of tho u,i".'"' "m b?M,,,"S ovur r great machine, mid on tho whole I J'11'1' yon my 10 mor" think thev are doing their work "'V'-V " ,"P . . .... ..1 tint tlfltl lliktl lit lit it rt n f inn in 1 very nit sfae or v.' " hen." cont n- ",u '"" '"y tied the the linost (lit lid llllilnf 114 111 1111(1 VI tM 14 l II V III IMVtV I 1 " nnMior and leoii.Lr an. I Itiliitf . ' A. 1,0 .n.('tl',0 "til1 8trinS - n 11 i...i.,ir.iiNi . ..a, Tl. T l l.f... mtfil I WWllUllj Mil lib lllV lUjt A4IVII illllll'll IW llllll IIIIU PUdli II II 1 . -1 I And noo, man, d'yo boliove in tho . V i'i ' uu,u",,, l .. ' Si Si, ' 1 i., teach him better manners, "and llL'Ulll IIVU 1 iV lllllIV IIIVi IIUTi- coined only able to distingulih bo- 5f," ."".".V J n"l Z vZ,, 44 AllcKlwny Jnt,a Wckwrtof the tween light and dark. It disliked te Prench bU, St. Johns, Oregon unsiiine anu novcr carcu 10 come 101 it uiauc 111c 321111 my 01 I'cDruary, up of its own accord when tho sun "9"7. mid l( you fall to npiicar mid C. AlARION SALISBURY irni nut. T front naw worn nos- miswcr, lc. 1"'" win i.i uy ..... ------ - ----- 1 1 r.l 1 r f rnf lim rrsimi tirrtv.Mil li scsscd of tromondous strength, Lid comnlalnt. towlt: while ita hind legs wero compara- That the bonds of matrimony hereto- to the hi her isfnptorily.' Then," contln- ,l10 ul V,on ,ut 1"40I.to,y' ? VX sage, "I took him doun lo I"""""! Il0,w tout il ". "What h. ! commons, where they ro J''.n.1 K H to a' ot . ft"1 lc0 mder tho gallery. There I A repeated. "Are you tivcly weak. It seemod to bo quite ore nnd now cxi.i ug iwtwceii the plain. l.ii... t u I'" ""it defendant lie dissolved and that healthy as long as I had it, some j,c be divorced from her the Mild defeull. tlirco weeKt or SO, anil ll IOOK n I n.,t. nnd for such other further uud great deal of exercise, honeycomb- further relief as shall seem equitable. (nir tl.n n.rtb In llu l.nr will, Jim. I THIS HIIIIIIIOIH Is IHIlll IllCll OIICC ft "1 .V" ,T I week for six successive weeks In the St. nIS. 1 eVOniliaiiy lOl ll gO. ,. II,,!,mv Wnnlnrnr llii. Ilniinrnlilt. Chicago News. Alfred P. Sears, Jr., Judge of the above canned court uiauc 111c 1 1 lit (lay 01 l'cii- unry, 1907, 11. Dli.M.IMil.K, Attorney for the tilulutllf 414 Chamber of Commerce, Portlund, Uregou, Pint Insertion I-cbruary ai, 1907, Lust insertion April j, 1907, llraJunlc Optician Will test the eyes free of charge. Jersey Street. St. Johns, Oregon, what arc you going to say to mo?" 1 had to bend to near the shyly uttered answer: 1 love ye ho whispered as ho pleadingly held out a small, fat hand. .Now lork Ulobo. ever, Just the hiiiiio answer as be fore, and 1 then gave mm up In dc- upalr." Th Unlucky Number. Tho judge, who is also a philan II. ...!.,! n ...... II I... I .....l!..l """I"" " . '. p,, r" " 1 . Y" -Clock of tho Dd Kings." why, ui vinuiHK uiu irim 111 h pri-1 ii 1 n 1.. 11.- in the y"Z":"l 7 .. ., ..." . .... "T courtyard of tho palace of Vor- reiueiyvu. iiii. uuoii. Ke..eiui-, . . . . . Iy well received, but 0110 man was " ...V T ." ' ,1 ,V, ,"": " J .uito unmoved by his friendlineia. w'ntf ,i il, 3 I, Ho returned curt replies and iwJ?l7Ld uiui in nil oilier j.uiujjeona tuiua which signify "clock of tho dead kings." It has no works, but con- tints merely of a faco and a singlo lately refused to expand. "1 m no criminal, ho said at last. "I'm only a victim." Whero Woman Is lost. Captain Tuckoy was commission ed by tho liritish government to ex plore tho Kongo region in west Af rica early in the nineteenth century. One of the discoveries mado by tho captain proves that a aolect few of Uio Jvongo women had reached a tage beyond tho utmost dreams of present day woman sunraglati. Tho sovereignty of one tribe ho found to be hereditary Id the female line. Daughters of the mighty chief were allowed to choose their own hus bands, orer whom thoy became "most abaoluto mistresses and can eren extend their prerogative to the selling of a refractory spomo to slavery." tattle wonder, rollectcd ue captain, that tho honor oi a royal alliance "is a matter of but little emulation among tho gallants of tho Kongoese court." As the chief had as many oa fifty wives tho demand for eligible partis for royal pnnceaiea waa fairly steady. Ladies' and Gents' Billiard Parlors STINE BLOCK. Goodrich & Goodrich, AKCMITIICTS Pull Professional Services Plvc Per Cent. Saint Johns and Portland, Ore. N. A. GEE House Mover and Repairer IIoiucs moved, raised and re paired. Odd jobs of all kinds, Prompt service, reasonable charges, Ivanhoc and Catlin Streets. Phone Woodlawn j86. Saint Johns ... Oregon Owkns Bros., Proprietors. lfive First-class Tables. Drop in and play a game. THE LOUVRE! "A vMlm nf wlini" Ji. ,1 ,Bl merely oi n juco uxiu u aiugiu nquired wUh iiS dly in es if" W tWlfktoi victim of .tho3 number 13; ft "Lt DJ I.. RICHARDS, Prop. F. Al. LASHBAUGH Ptiel furnished, either short or long, Drnying ami team-work of every kind. Prompt service. Terms reasonable. Comer Jersey and Catlin, ST. JOHNS LAUREL LODGE No. 186 I. O. O. F. ST. JOHNS, OitCQON Meets each Monday eveuiui! In Odd Pcllows hall, at 8;oo. Vi-itor welcomed. Henry Allen, N. G, K. n. Holcomb, Secretary. that's what 1 am." "A victim of tho number 13?" "Yon a judge and twelve jury men. ilo Judge Dooly was holding I ho clock of the dead kings ia about mvi0 Uujm to Bt nnJ eat wth in Wasl.ington county. a., a only relic of royalty in er- youjugt to b0 polite, you n General Hanson who wa ,t'mttIflc,,Pcdl f",ou know-I mean that ifa always a i i i i tiinKj nf tIia t i m tk rf thai lirnnoh rnr. ....... . Talking to th Wrong Man. While court cert ai famed aa a blowlmrd canio in and sat down at the side of the judge nd begau to tell him about the ast amount of property ho owned, "Stop just a moment, general," said Judge IJooly. ca returns. In n few moments that worthy uppeared. l'ilr. Receiver," said tho judge, como up noro aim mnKo an inven tory of ucncrul Hanson's property. le has mistaken me for you." A Million Bitwoon Thtm, "Yes," said Issitudinous Luke in any jwrtum of EuroiK) the hand is net at tho momont of his demise and remains in that position until auothcr king passes away. This curious custom ia said to have orig inated in tho time of Louis XIII. A Qrauoful Qstswsy, Mr. Makinbrakes. who had beon urged to atay for luncheon, waa try imr to mako a graceful eotawav, "Awfully aorry," ho said, "and ovor Tle finest of Wines. Lin h obliged, but I couldn't Cigars. think of it. It'a a lot of bother to hare Deonlo dron in on vou unex pectodly and to feel that you've got uors and S. C. NORTON Renl Estate Insurance Kealdent agent N. P. Noren & Co. no S. Jerey street. Phone Woodlawn 917. St. Johns, Ore. mobs of tho time of the Fronch rev olution. Somo of th First. A group of bachelors who carry on co-operative housekeeping on A Fine Lunch Served P.very Day, PHONIi UNION' 3103 id Judge Dooly. "Mr. bl erifT, u t M d tf UlB in Jones, the receiver of tax most tfmtlo of the-r num'ber to re; nionstrnto with their grocer about tho ipiality of hia eggs. The grocer assumed tho role of injured inno cence. "It s impossible that those ;gg should be bad, said he. "Vo'vo been getting them from the samo farm for eighteen years," Hint's just the trouble" replied tho spokesman; "this morning you at can ho traded his battered tomato ""' first you got." for a nice fresh 0110 from the New orlc lost to be somebody that you don't care for anyhow speaking of myself, you understand or perhaps J should say 1 don t mean myself in this particular case well, anyhow, I have an engagement besides, or it would afford me great pleasure, I assure you, to to well, good aft eruoon, Mr. and Mrs. Varne." laicago I nbuno. Clroumlocutlon. The tiresome preacher finally fin ished his almost interminable ser mon. The congregation had slowly filed out, aave one man, who lagged behind to speak with the pastor. "Do you know, minister, he aaid in a confidential tone, "that your aermon this morning reminded me more of a wheel than anything else that I could think ofr "A wheel 1" aaid the atartled di vine. "How could it do that f "Oh, merely that in a wheel the longer tha spoke is the longer is the tire." Harper's Weekly. Whooping Cough. DON'T PUT OFF I have used Chamberlain s Couch for tomorrow what you can do I Remedy m my fatu ly in cases of today. It you put off buvititr a whooping cough, and want to tell bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. you that it ts the best medicine I wheuthat pam comes you won't! ll:lvt ivir tiovl vl K Hactnn I have anv tin v. a Kntila I s-u A I ,ul "'. . . . " ue" Vosco C- This remedy is safe positive cure lor Rheumatism, dump, "dey wux onco when me an' .New tork copper had a million ollaiu botween us," "What?" yelled Frayed Francis. "Fact," said Lassitudiuous Luke Sarcasm In tho Jury. The second day drew to its close with tho twelfth juryman still un convinced. .V..1I ......I ...'.I tkn n.,i .1 a li a f.alnnAil Hia ol .1 tt i. cd.ii.aln , I ' cl .... r.i: '.I: v. :::,L. v. lorn, entering quietly, "shall I, as ""i usual, order twelve dinners?" 111 uo niiuy 011 one mug ut a savinn mii. :m .m i,o. ,.m I ..I I ... 1 . . , . T I II, MUU w do alley boyont." Judge lot of bother for me, of course, par- :,.- ii,i:i..i n. ticularly when-when it happens Lluor for Alcdlcinal Purposes ami I'amlly Use W. H. AlcBRAYER (Cedar Drook) This whiskey direct from the distiller to us. In bond .six years old aud aged in wockI. E. O. MAGOON, Distributor 1 1 1 North Jersey SL Su Johns, Ore- The Wellington UNtCrr t CLOYEI, rresrktors. Fine Wines aud Liquors. Family Supplies a Specialty. "eleven diners and a bale of hay." Now York Tress, Central Market! Uolbrook Mock. Holhrook Block, St. Johns, Oregon Central Bar. Meats Obtainable, uud sure. For sale Drug Store. by St. Orders Pilled aud Pumily Trade Solicited Ward & AlcCIave, Proprs, Johns! Bums, Cuts, Sprains, Contracted Muscles, etc. T, S, Graham, Prairie Grove, Ark., writes: "I Kvervbodv should use stationery wish to thauk you for the good contain ncr the man of St. lohns. results I received from Snow Lint- It will show your friends where ment. It positively cured me of you live. Kueumatism after others had failed. doia oy at. jouus urug store. Sam. Cochran, Prop. Tuos. Condon. Mgr. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. J. R. WEIA1ER Transfer and Storage Your Patronage Solicited 103 East Burlington street, St. Johns! Bon Ton Barber Shop .iiAnjnnuJ oc Jv.itii.i:i.v, First class work aud clean hot towels for patrons, llalr cutting a specialty, Airents for West Coast Laundrv. Jersey street St. Johns Mail Schedule Mail arrives at St. Johns at 7:10 a. in. and 1:15 p. 111, M-aves ai io:jo a. m ami 4:45 p. m. Office open week days from 6:r a. 111. to 6;io p. 111. Sundays from 9 to 10 a, in o mans arrive or depart Sunday, WOOD Buy'vour wood at the Old Reliable Peninsula Feed & Fuel Go. Coal For Sale. Grceu and dry slab wood. Phone East 297. Subscription Notice. The subscription price of Thr Rkvikw outside of Multnomah county is $1.50 per year in ad vance. All papers will be dis continued at the expiration of the time paid for. Subscribe for The Review Cochran. Block, St. Johns, Oregoa sW kf pocUd.