CARNIVAL MEETING
The characteristic energy, thrift
ntul tirni'ressivcness of the uconlcof
the l'euiiisuhi was manifested in the
irnMiprimr nt the nubile librnrv Inst
night for the purpose of hearing
the Mitmnl rcnort of the Rose
Carnival conuiilttee find opening the
nntimnitrii fnr the pnmillir SCll.SOIl.
The hall was packed to the limit
mid n number were turned away
for lack of room. The following
very interesting program was ren
dered in n splendid manner:
Hand Peninsula Hand
Last year's work
President Pcddicord
Recitation Miss Ruth Turner
Song Miss Kdnn Weber
Recitation. ... Miss Laura Hilton
Song Young Ladies
Recitation . . Miss Mollie Rhonibcrg
Rose planting committee .Mr.Nolta
Recitation Miss lidtia Weber
Song, Parody on Oregon
A number of splendid voices
Hand selection . . . Peninsula Hand
The Peninsula hand did splendid
work considering the fact that they
have been practicing only two or
three mouths. They played like
veterans.
Mr. Nolta opened the exercises
by recounting the manner in which
the Rose Carnival association orig
inated on the Peninsula. It oc
curred to him one day that it would
be a good thing to have such a body
to work in conjunction with the
West Side Carnival association
and wrote the different push clubs
on the peninsula asking lor a meet
ing to discuss the pioposition and
it was very grutifying to him that
the Rose Carnival association here
.is the result.
The minutes of the entire year
were read, showing the work done,
and the financial condition of the
nvvnri.iiinii. After nil obligations
there was left in the hands of the
treasurer the sum of $28.27.
President Peddicord then gave
an uddress in Ills usual elegant and
interesting style, lie spoke tetro
spectively of what the association
had accomplished and of what was
laid out for it to accomplish in the
near future.
He was very optimistic of the fu
ture and expected to see work of
the association this year that would
far outdo the efforts of Inst year.
He spoke of the work of the Realty
association that expended Inst year
L.1110 in i-iiiniL-ciioii with the Car
nival association work and this
year thnt it expected to use $1500
or $ 2000 In the same way. Jie
said the Rose Carnival was operat
ed for a thtce-fold purpose, to de
velop rose culture, intellectual cul
ture mid social culture. He dwelt
nt length 011 the elevating influence
of the bright, beautiful llowess, of
which the rose is the acknowledged
queen. "C.od," he said, "would
not regret the tall of the mounrchs
of the forests by man, if he should
teplace these noble firs with a tiee,
n shrill) or a flower," He also
called attention to the new tracts
opening up around us and the de
sirability of having the homes in
the fine tracts beautified along with
our own. He therefore urged all
present to come forward and be
come memberi of the niikociiitiou
by signing the membership 10II.
J. II. Nolta, one of the most en
thusiastic toM-cullurihU 011 the Pe
ninsula, told how to piepaie the
giouud for a ioxe bed. His meth
od is to dig a trench itt inches or 2
feet deep, and as wide, and in the
bottom tint old scrap it on, tin cans,
chips, sawdust, old runs until the
trench is about half full; then fill
tin. ireiieh the balance of the way
up with well rotted Iwriiyard com
jwt. In putting in the old tins
it will Ik.- found very beneficial to
put them 111 with the open end up
mid so that the dirt will not fill it,
which will permit the water to get
in during the rainy season and in
dry season will evaporate returning
the moisture to the soil. As to
pruning he said to cut the bush
back until you thought you had it
about killed then cut a lot more
and you would then have it about
right, that there should be but two
or three buds to the branch. The
time to pi line is any time between
the falling of the leaves and the
swelling of the buds for the next
year. Mr. Nolta promised us some
articles 011 rose culture and ex
lected to have the first one for us
this week but was prevented by
business engagements.
The recitations were fine and the
songs splendiu, particularly the par
ody 011 "Oregon" by A.C. McDon
ald of Peninsular, which took the
house by storm. We will publish
the song next week, not hiving
room for it in this issue.
Mr, Vantiue, secretary of the as
sociation, announced that members
of the ossociation could secure or
ders 011 Mr. Pilkiugton from Mr.
J. V. Hendricks in St. Johns and of
Sibray & Hart at University Park
and thus save from $1 to $1.50 per
dozen. A vote of thanks was ex
tended to the band for their kind
ness and public spirit in coining out
and playing for the occasion.
Pointers for our Patrons.
The difference between poor
stock and first class stock 011 a job
is n small item when you consider
the value of the job. It is the
price of a satisfied customer. It is
better to make 50 cents less on a
job and have a customer who will
come back, than to use the flimsy
stock, make the extra 50 cents and
lose your customer. That is the
way we figure it.
Humor mid Philosophy
By HJNCAN N. SMITH
NEXT.
Coming!
Dure.
WhnlT Clirlslmns
Or tlio Uirco rlnu ahowT
No,
Not llicio,
Or, It you please,
Not na soon
As tlio next Croat wonder,
The only tcllabtu
Thirteen passenger,
Sixty mites nn hour
Airship.
WhoroT
Oh, don't ask mo
To bo
Too (podflo,
Hut can't you hear
Tlio wheels buzzing
In tho heads
Of tho Inventors?
Bay,
If Just ono In forty-eight
Materializes
Tho sky
Will bo so full of
Airships
That wo wilt not
Need nwnlnes
To keep tho sun
From shining
In our windows.
Yes,
Tho nlrshlp
Will soon
Ho within tho reach
Of nil
Who can reach It
Slop lively.
Oolng upT
All aboard
I-'or tho sun,
Moon,
Tho Milky way
And nil Intermedials points.
Thoughtless
Thought
"Ilow enn ho
uiako nn actor
Ho hasn't got
nny brains."
"They only
Klvo him n think
ing part."
Summer Savory.
This sldo Ilia lako's soft sighing,
Tlio Jiiiiu fair meadows Hot
Tho bobolink's replying
To molhcr bird closo by,
Tho oxayu daisy's lifting
I lor roft oyo to tho sun,
And hero, wliero sliado Is shifting,
Dear lovu und I nru ono.
Still Knocking.
Nn Ilea You vnw her wedding Rifts",
1II1I you?
Natalla-Oh, yen, I saw tliom.
Nntlen Mow wan her sliver marked?
Natalia I kiivkh most of It wan
marked down, It certainly looked that
way.
Two Postrs.
"Whoro do nil of tho plan go?"
"I'll lull you on ono condition."
"Yon?"
"Thnt you lull 1110 who rind nil tke
uaihrelhiH."
bauso ana tiiccx.
Friend You cniiKht n fresh cold,
haven't you?
Vklliii-L'Kh! Mil) ho I have, but It
iniiken inu feel mlKhty Ntitle, I tell you.
Gallant.
"CM 1 1 you Kin-HH my iitfo?"
"Yen. dear inmlniii, but"
"Hut what?"
"I won't."
Outts Supplied.
"Itavo you it clumT" tho watchdog M
Out In lh back lot ruts.
"Horry 1 Imvcu'l." tho whlio iiont ropllvJ,
"Hut I Imvu n fuv Kood bulls."
S'curo.
"What U Unit ciiko for? Ih there m
iiiuiiukoi lo at tlil Hiiiiiinor resort?"
"No, not exactly, but wo hint u uiuu
hum onco anil that wus where wo
kept lilm."
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
A plutonlc friendship by any other
uaiao would aouuil llko a tllrtatlon by
expert!!.
Some people nro tsbort on Intellect
who aro loin; on bruins. Tho brains
usually ilruw about a hundred dollar
per,
Tho less hor hat coat tho moro be
eouiliu; It Is In tho eyes of ber hus
band If ho hi tlut sort.
It depends u ijood deal upon who Is
lookliiK at her whether n woiunu 1m
beautiful or not.
A man can win his own admiration
ho readily that ho sometimes gets
mixed up 011 other people's opinions.
Charity to yourself doesn't make up
for severity to others.
Put your affairs Into tho hands of a
revolver before you start out to buck
tho other fellow's unine.
SALES AGENTS WANTED
?3G.09 per week or 400 per cent pro
fit. All samples, stationery, and nrt
catalogue free. W'o want ouoporman
out agent In this locality for tho
largest picture and framu house In
America. Kxporleneo unnecessary
W'o instruct you how to soil our
Koods and furrnlsh tho capital. If
you want a permanent, honorublo ant
profitable position, write us to day
for particulars, catalogue uud samplo
l'rnnlc V. Williams Company, 13 U
Taylor St., Chicago, III.
SOCIALIST
These two columns hnve been leased by the Socialists of St.
Johns. They will furnish mid edit their own matter, and the
editor of the Review will in nowise be responsible for anything
that may appear each week under this heading.
Socialist meetings every Wednesday
Everybody welcome.
Ma Can't Vote.
Ma's a grailimto of college, and
bIio'b road most everything;
Shu can talk In French nnd Oermnn,
She enn paint nnd sho enn sing
Iloautlful? Sho'a llko n picture 1 Who)
Shu tnlka nho makes you think
Of tho nwecicBt kind of music, and
sho doesn't Binoko or drink;
Oh, 1 can't begin to tell you all tho
poo m a ttlio enn quoto;
Sho knows moro thnn hrdf tho law
yers do but ma can't vote.
Whon my pa Ib writing loiters, ma
must nlwnya Ungor near
To nsslst him In tits spelling nnd
tnnku Ida meaning clear.
If ho needs ndvlco, her Judgment,
ho ndmltB Is nlwnys host;
Hvory day who given him pointers,
mostly nt his own request;
Sho keeps track of legislation, nnd
la taxed on bonds nnd stocks
Hut sho never gets n look-in nt tho
sacred ballot box.
Onco, when Mr. JoneB was calling,
thoy got np n short debate
Thnt wna on tho tariff question; ho
BUpposcd ho had It straight,
Hut beforo they'd finished talking
ha threw up hln hands nnd salt
That ho'd not read much nhout It,
nor remembered what he'd read
Ho'b too badly rushed to study how
to better human lives,
Still ho looms up like n giant whon
election tlmo arrives.
Mrs. Ooodklns does our wnBhlng.for
sho has to holp nloug,
Taking enro of hor six children
though her husbnnd'sblg am
strong,
When ho gets a Job ho only holds
It till ho draws his pay,
Then ho spends his cash for whiskey
or el ho Rambles it away;
I suppose his brain's 110 bigger
thnn tho hrnln of any Boat,
And he'd trndo his ballot tor a drink
hut ma can't vote.
From, "The Socialist Woman.
The Awakening.
hast night I was Invited by n social
friend to dlno; wo ntu of lobster sal
ad, nnd partoolc of sparking wlno.
We drank to Bryan's health oftlmes
anil wished lllll Tnft good tuck, and
passed n pleasant evening till tho
hour of twelve had struck. Then I
bade my friend good evening, and
went homo and to bed, when I had
such a peculiar dream I dieained
thnt I was dead. My chance to oto
for I'unltal was now forever gone. A
mighty host enmo passing by nnd I
wim beeunod on. Wo inarched up 10
tho golden Kate; a voice said, "Who
cumcH there?" "Wo nro capitalists
otorn." Said Peter, "I declare!
Vnnr iiPinmtlon?" I'eter asked. "Wo
are tillers of tho soil, artists, mor
thiints, mechanics; In short, wo'r'
those who toll." On foot or mount-
uilT" Potui- asked. "On foot." our
leader cried. "Then pas right on,"
.St. I'eter said, "you cannot como in
side." In sorrow, then, wo turned
nwuy to tho shade of an old oak tree,
to ponder o'er our iiwful fate and seo
ulint wo could see. Another crowd
camo lo tho Bate. Tho sanio voice:
wim innips there? ' "Wo nro demo
crats and republicans." It made Pot-
..i- nwoar. "Your occupation, sirT
ho asked. 'o hnvo none, sir, you
... wo ruled tho earth with wealth
untold; our power wo brliiK to theo,
I'leaso let us In. We'll buy your bondi
nnd imvo your streets with gold: of
course, we'll hold your morgugo, too.'
With a frown. snyH rotor, 'iioiuj
On f,Mit or mounted.?" ho usked.
"On foot,' tholr spokesman Haiti.
"'1 lion linss right on to other sphoree
these streets you cannot trendThen
brazenly they turned nwny, and came
iinwn hv tho tree, when suddenly
they turned to us, nnd said, "lloro
rllnwa see! Wo have a novel plan.
whereby wo all may go Insldo, You
fellows get on hands ami knees, anu
nn vnn wo will rldo." Wo groveled lu
tho dust for thoin, ns on earth wo'd
done beforo, and, thoy astride, wa
boldly marched up to tho gate onco
moro.
-Who Is It comes thoro?" l'oter
asked. "Your servants, Blr. You see
wo left the earth with all Its cares,
a, w como to thee." "On
fl I!" " "
font or mounted, sirs?" ho nsked
-Mounted." ono fellow cried. "Then
,.r...... intn utornnl bliss, but leave
vour boasts outsldo.'
Our riders told im to go down, but
Satan said In turn, "You fellows can
not entor hero, you nro too green
i inirii" The moral, urotner worn
tncmnn. Is most too plain to ; tell
capaul rides us lo power, and wo can
KO . 1. i.A. J. 1'., lluteliinson.
Kan.
How the- Pretenses of Civilization
Strike a Staid Trades Journal.
Wo nro such delightful stupid little
folk. o haven't tho sense of humor
of un owl. Tho best-selling Joko book
,r unnm rutum nuo will bo tho his
torical record of tho serious doings
of this ago.
Imagine the people of n fow cen
iii-l.a honce reading how wo over
vvnrk...! our oubllcity department tel
ling folks bow highly civilized wo
were, meauwnuo spewotua ono im
for public education wnlnst 25 for
COLUMNS
evening at 7:30, at 424 Brunswick
machinery to kill each
other with. Or, fancy tho hearty "bu
lla" that will Bomo day greet tho ac
count of tho southern cotton plnnlers
of lues, who wore forced to cheat
nnturo and turn under 11 portion of
hor bountiful crop of cotton; or the
fruit JobberB of California, for In
Btnnce, who dumped a shipload of
bnnnnns Into tho sea to mnlnlnln
market prices, whllo ragged men
sneaked along the gutlers picking up
bnnnnn peelings nnd eating them will
relish. Verily, our vaunted civiliza
tion needs n brisk curry-combing, for
It "sho' Is" Bhnggy In spots.
Wo live In n thinking age, nnd yet.
we tnlk earnestly nnd with much
godliness nhout "humane bullets"
nnd civilized wurfnre," us If t'n'ro
could bo Bueh things. A humnne bul
let Is one thnt kills you without In
flicting nny unnecessary Injury upon
Itself. It Just hntes '0 Beo you dlo
hut can't resist tho temptation. And
so wo cnll tho wise men or our civi
lized nations together to decide for
iid Just how "dead" wo may kill ono
another and what kind of hallo's to
use without disregarding tho Inter
nntlonn' courtesies of tho benevolent
game of warfare.
We fully bellovo wo are living l
a thinking nge. Wo nro uro of It.
In fact, that If nnyono doubts It, we
itinkn It uretv hot for hlin. Hut some
fair day, when wo really do begin to
ihinb w nrn nil overyono of us,
r,-..i Mm millionaire down to the
pnuper going lo seo tho absurdity
of our position. Wo nro going "to see,
for Instance, Hint Instead of urging
iiiriiniM iii have moro children, wu
should tnko better euro ot tlio chil
dren they have already. Wo aro go
Im? In see that to Increase nrmlcn
,i nuvi.ot milium to Increase tho
iimmmel of trouble, and thnt tho "blK
gest navy" Idea Is not only nbsurb
(mi Ion ir as there Is n dollar left in
nny nntlouM trensury); but It Is also
vorv burdensome to taxpayers. Wo
are going to boo tho Inconsistency of
our tnlk nhout "over-production" or
ilui necessaries of tho llfo when any
one Is lu need, and Hint n big wheal
crop and a long bread lino aro not
compatible with civilization.
When this big truth comes nomo
at last to human society, it will count
homo to nil classes of human society.
Doctor, lawyer, merchant nnd laborer
will grasp It together. Wo nro nil
brothers hi tlio hut analysis and we
all have our hearts lu tho rlKht
place. Tho only tiling thnt Is up to
ii,, nroH.'iit tlmo wo hnvo all been
lust n Lit too busy with tho business
,)f hustling for u living to stop long
enough to think about it. lu other
words, we nro not (t living In n
"thinking" ago. though wo have some
now fallen victim to tho comical hnl
luclnnllon that wo nro. Funny Is
n't It?
Forces of Nature Our Slave.
Hobor lugersoll onco snld: Ml do
not know what Inventions nro lu the
or'nlii of tho future, I do not know
what garments of glory nmy bo woven
for tho world In tho loom of tho
..treat ocean of .discovery. 1 do not
know thnt science did Just take a
handful of sand nnd make tho tele-
scope, and with It road tho starry
leaves of heaven; 1 know thatscleiict
look tho thunder-bolts from tho bund?
jf Junlter. and now tho electric
spnrk, freighted with thought nnd
love, flushes uudor tho wuves of tho
son; 1 know that sclonco sto 1 a tear
from tho cheek of unpaid labor, con
verted It into stonm, and created n
lant that turnes with tireless nrma
tho countless wheels of toll; 1 know
that science broke tlio chains from
tho human limbs.nnd gnvo us instead
tho forces of nature for our slaves;
I know thnt wo have made tho at
traction of gravitation work for us;
wo have mado tho lightnings our
messengers; wo have taken au van
tage of firo and flames and wind and
aon; these slaves have no backs to bo
whipped; thoy have no children to
bo sold. 110 cradles to bo violated;
I know thnt sclonco has given us
bettor pictures aud better books;
I know It has glvoj us hotter hus
bands aud better wives, and better
children; I know It has enriched us
ami for thnt reason 1 am lu favor of
Intellectual liberty."
We do not allow any priuter ot
put out nicer work than we do aud
we put tne best stocu into our jobs
SALE OF
Delinquent Assessments,
joi n iolcgon, nude and l-y.W
vestct in me, hcrcbyive no ice t II
will sell nt the front door of the city mill
for the City of St. Johns. Oregon, at pub
c, iction .0 the Jhc,t bidder cn.h In
hand, on the 9U1 day of Novc n cr. 1
M to o'clock n. m the follow'inK '
real eMntc, or so much thereof
necessary to pay nssessnicnts and r os s
nplnst each piece of property on this
1 Cnplcs Addition to the City of St.
johni-I.ot js. Il" 5, amount assessed
'3&unc Addlllou-I.ot J", ''took 5.
"Xm'SlSM.. block Sm.ml
,,Samcddillon-I..t J, block s.nmount
"me.b'iili..u-l.t -i.lilock 5,am.t
"sid!l 'iunw nBalnst each piece of nrop-t-tty
IS due by reason ofassessincnl t l.u c.l
uptin the city Hen docUet of "-'''
St. Johns 011 the lirst day of November,
UJ' ...1...-11..:, .1,1. Addition lo the City
ofst. Johns Lot 10, block 5, amount
,,ST!.?.!?:".:. .. is ,n.c
by reason of imcssincnt iiluced Uxiii lilt
city lien docket 01 tne .iiy m
011 the t8th day of April,
... ...1.... 11..1..1.H Ail, 1 nn Iii the C Iv
of St. Johns-Lot 1.1, block 9. amount
assescii 10.35. ... .
S.uieAi!lltiou-I.oli.,block9,ntnount
usscsmmI f.l.19. .,
.1 1 ....... t.i.i ili,.i- iiniDcttics art'
0.11II Plllll ..u..... - , .
due by reason of assessment 1 1 iced ii on
the city lieu docket of the city of St.
lo ins on me 10111 unj j";
' J, H. TANCII,
City Treasurer of St. Johns,
Published lu the" St. Johns Review Oct,
2$, 30 and November 6, i"w.
Plant an ad. in
The
St. Johns Review
and
watch your business
grow.
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SUMA0NS.
INTimCIRCflTCOt'KTOl'TIIK TATI OI
OKHCON.l'OKCOl STYOl' Ml'l.T.NOMAII
Mary It. Scott, l-laluUrt i
V. Sl'MMONrt,
Alvali rttull, IklciiiUnt I
To All ah Scott. Hie oUivc namnt ilclriulaiit
In I lie name ol the Hate ol Oiruou you are
hcrrlty rrqulrnl to npiicai ami ou.wtr the com
plaint fiUil oaln.l ou in the above entitled
court a ml null illiiu tlx urcLtlrom the date of
ol the fira publication ol Hit ummoim, to iit
l'lliUy. the JiuliUy ol (Ktolier, unit II you
lall tosoapiiearor aiuucr or olherUe plrail lu
the uiiil tuit, the plalutlft ill applv lu the aboe
entitled court lor the relief iracil lor in plain,
till' complaint filed In the above named uit, to
wit; l'or a decree diuolvlnt: the bond ol matri
mony now and heretofore cxUini; betuien the
plaintlftand )outKll, aud abo!utc!y ilivorciiig
plalntia Irom you ami for the care ami cuktody
of the minor child of nlalntlff aud yourwll, to
lti Lloyd Scott, and lor nuch other and lurther
relief at to the court mar went equitable.
ThU summon ii publlthed umiiaut to an or
der of the lion, C 0. Oautcnlielii. Judiic of the
above named court made in open court in thl
cause on the vth day of September. 1908, which
order prescribes thai this summons be published
in the "SI. Johns Review once each week lor a
period ot not less than six contecutltc weeks.
The first publication ol this summons w us on the
ud day ol October 1'pS, and the last publication
thereof will be oil the rjth day ol November,
IV". II K.COU.IKU,
47-1 Attorney for Plaintiff,
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
IMS
trade marks
Designs
Copvriomts Ar..
Anron landing a sxtleh and drserlnflnn mil
pulcklr asnrlaln our opinion free nlictber ui
Imsnllon It probablr pairnuble. Comtuunlra
llont ttrlctlf conad,tud. HANDBOOK m. Parenu
ttnt frM. Oldest azeuir for securing DUams.
I'stsnu tsAea through Munu x CO, receive
rpMialnocict, without cbareMn tho
SckWH k Hmwm.
A taaadtontlr tllnttraied weetlr. largest elr.
cululon ot tar sclentiao lournal, Terms, 13 a
'Jjrmontlw.lL UoM byali ntwtdulert.
Wanted.
To exchange Hood River land
for St. Johns proierty. Inquire nt
this office. 3tf
OREGON
"builders"
Arc you iIoIuk what you can to populate your State?
ORKGON NHHDS IMiOPM? Settlers, honest fanners
nicchtinics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strotid
humls nnd n willing heart -cnpitnl or no cnpltnl.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co,
AND
Southern Pacfic Co. "Lines in Oregon"
me sending out tons of Oregon literature to the Knst for
disti ihution through every nvnllahlc agency. Will you not
help the good work of building Oregon by seiulinK us the
unities and ndresscs of your friends who are likely to be
interested in this state? We will be glad to benr the ex-
pense of sending them complete information .lhout
OUKGON and its opportunities.
Colonist Tickets will be on sale during SIUTI:mhkr
and OCTOH15R from the Iitist to all points in Oregon.
The fnres from a few principal cities arc
Prom Denver . .. 30.00 Prom Louisville. .. . 11.70
Omaha 30.00 Cincinnati . , .12.20
Kmims City... 30.00 " Cleveland 1575
SI. Louis . . 35.50 " New York 55.00
Chicago 38 00
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If you want to bring 11 friend or relative to Oregon, de
posit the proper amount with nny of our agents. The
ticket will then be furnished by telegraph.
WAl. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
See HAGENSEN & SMITH
SticccKkom to
l'or Latent Slylc In Siiitliic,, I'ntu "ml Ovi-rco.it nt very rcmonitule
prices. Ilcut wiirktimiwhlp and np-to-ilute lylc. Yon enn mvc money
iv liuyiug your ciotiivr. rigiu "en-
St
I II2NRY 13. COLLI GR
Lawyer.
Kooiim in the Hullinmk ImiliHng.
St. Joliuit, Oregon,
Joseph AlcClicsncy, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND
SUIKlllON
Dny mill NIrIiI Office In .McCheMicy lllock
1'ltonc WiMMlUn -173
ST. JOHNS. - - OKK0ON
DrT" MARY MacUChlAN
llilclnii nnJ Surecon.
Olllce in llollirixik'ri lllock.
Uenlilcnce, 3IJ llnycit street.
I'luine Scott iyy.v
OSCAR DcVAUL, M. D
office liours, 11 lo 11 , 111 , a to 3 1. 111.
Ofliv I'Iioiic, VKlla 11 iiti.
KcsMcncc I'lionc, L'liluu J11.
Office In I'lirlsinmilli lirli'k.
J. R. WEIAIER
Transfer and Storage
Wc deliver your gixxU to ami from all
utrt of I'ortl.iiul. Vancouver, I.hiiitoii,
l'lirtliiinl anil Siilmrlnni l'.xpreMt Co,
city dock and all xiintH acceithlble h)
wagon. Plnno nml furnlturu movlni
a specially, uy 15. Iliirliiigton; plium
Kinimnml 61.
A. IL IIGMSTOCK
Pitiicrnl Dlrcciur nml Hmbaluicr
lt ly AUlnnt.
Iliancli olfice at t'nlvurolty Park Diuj
titorv. piioitL wooiiiuwii 1071.
Main oll'ice, I'oitlnml, Divgon; pliom
Sell wood 71,
LAUREL LODGU
No. 186 I. 0. 0. P.
8T. JOHNS, ORIIIION
Meets each Monday evening in Oih
I'd Ions hull, lit 8:1). Viklton) welcomed.
C. V. Cute, N. O.
I?. II, llolcomli, Secrftary.
Holmes Lodge Nn. 101
KMtllirS Ol' I'VIIIIAS.
McflK L-vorv l'riilav iiIl'Iii
"at 7:30 o'clock at I.O.O.l'.
hall. Visitors always wel
come. J. II. Jllack, C. C.
. II. Ilolcoml), K. U.S.
Doric Lodge No. 132
P. nnd A. M.
Kcj-iilar communica
tions on first nml third
Wednesdays of each
mouth in Odd l'jllows'
hull. Visitor welcome.
S, Clias. Davis, joM.-)li McChesuey,
Secretary. W. M.
Z Mrs. Florence Rucker I
1'l'lll.lC STltNOr.KAl'llltK
AND COI'VIST.
Leave order or call at City Hall.
Central Market!
Ilolbrook lllock.
See us for the Choicest Cuts of the Ilest
Meats Obtainable.
Orders Pilled and Family Trade Solicited
T.P.WARD Proprietor.
Our Charges.
As is customary, we will charge
for card of thanks, 50c; for resolu
tions of respect, $1.00; for notices
of church or lodge entertainments,
suppers, sociables, etc., where there
are charges for adtnissioti, 5c per
line, but where there nre no charges
for these events, we will break the
rule and insert them free. We
make this announcement so that
our good friends may understand
our rule in this respect.
Tho ladles of tho M. E. church will
hotd a bazar tho first Wednesday in
December,
I'clcrtcn & Noce
m mmiv.
City of Sf, Johns, Oregon
OI'l'ICKKA
Mnyor- II W In let
Hniinlcr A M Kssun
Ttrasuier 1. II, Tsnch
Altiirtiry-U It Culllrr
Ituitliutr C Amtitwi
rii)U'l.ni. W Vlnrtnt
Chief 11I I'i.IIit I II Muk
NlUlit IMlIre- II ltthil.lt
Cintiictliurii kl Iiikc
A. W. Ilnvls, C. I Jiihiison H. I IKit.U
Coiiiicltiucii I'lrsl Wtnli
I'. J. Miller W W Wlndl
Cotlticllincii ttrcotul Wttili
II. C. Hunter II W Honhtra
COM MITTKIW
Httttls nml Diwlm-W. W WlnJIf.r.l.
Miller, C. I,. JolitiMin
License II. V. Iluiiliam, II C llasttr,
W. W. Wlmlle
U'ntcr unit t.lulit -C. I., Johnson, A. W.
Davis, II. W Ihmhain
I'liiniicr-A. W. Duvis. II C llucler. I.
I.. IXjUc
lliilMliiusaiiil (Iroumls II C Hunter, T
J. Miller. C I, Johnson
Health nml roller-'. I., Oul.lt, II.
llonlimu, V W Wlnillt
Manor I.Utnsc-l. J Miller A, W Dirli,
H. I., IKibic
CHURCH NOTICnS.
llnjitUt church K. A. Leonard, uter.
Siimluy hchool at 10 n. in. rrc-ichlor tl
1 1 11. in. II. V. I'. U. 7 p. m. l'rwhloi
it 8 p. ni.
Methodist church I'. I,. Younjr, iw
or. Sunilny kcIkhiI io 11, m.J prtachiD
t 1 1 a. 111. nnd 8 p. in. Kortk l.Hgtt
it 7 p. in,
llo y Crow. Catholic ch ircli. IVirUooaih
ilittion: H:i ui., low nriti, iu:ijt.Ji.i
il)li uiiisi 7:30 p. in., vtiKTaml w
licliou. . ,
ChrMlan church Meclf every bunJir
u Tnl)cr.mcl u follows; Snn'sy ww
it ion. m.: ireaohimjrtt.iii.
1. 111., nml V. I. S. C. l.iueelii)g7P--t.
J. Johnson, jwstor. ,
St.'xiidrcwV HpiscoiMl Cluptl,
crslty l'ark-Kcv. Win. R. I""11'
haplaln. Kt-Ktilnr wrvices jyo p. i.
auiiday hchool at 3 i. m.S Hbt- cUwTP
hi.; Lviitou services every l'rMy ' w
HvaiiKclii-.il church-Sunday scliooUt
10 u. 111. I'reachhitf 1 1 . - ?.lorph:
L. C. 15- 3:30 p. 111.; Senior K. L. t. BW
p. tit. PrenchliiK at 8 p. in. Chtti.
hates, iator. . ...
l'irst ConKrcnational Chnrch-C.
Nelson, jvistor. Sunday Khool w.
111.; pa-achiui; 11 n. m. mil 7 J 7:
V. 1!. S. C. if. meeting 7 1- "ff
meethiK Thursday at 7!3 P-,u' A
,111(1 welcome to all,
llaptlst Church, University R"
A, If. Walt, iwstor. Ketjular KriW
every Sunday morninc, and cvenloK.
Oeruiaii llaptlst church-Sml
each Sunday it ItaptUt church h W
Sunday school 3 p. m preaching ilJP-
!..,. Ifnlt, ill-lit IVl5tOr.
German Lutheran-ben ices t
a. m. every Sunday tuorn ng
Peulnsulalivenue au.1 KMIju rick
Un verslty ratK. ah , c.
Johns conlially invited to nJ'
lluccliler, jiastor. .
Christian Science-Society wceUH
lit-ld at ChlcaKO Koomin house, (
Hays ami wctiueMiaj. . r- -
TIME TABLE O. R. & W.
Union DeiPrt,?J.'.toi.B.
No. 2 Chicago Special leave
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. 5 Kansas uiy -""VA,fc
No, 7 WJcal rassenB"
St. Johns Ferry Time Car
Leave East Side rr. "-u
8:00,9:00, o:ooV;00;";6:
j:oo, 2:00, 3:00, 4:, 4-?0' ? ?.,. 7
Leave West bUle irt. M',i),
i;i au, jij".
Mail Schedule
Mail arrives at St. JoUu t V fc
and 1:15 p. "I- nd4U5P-?
Leaves at lo;w . ".- 6U5-"
no-. ,..ir ilavs trom o-tJ
UIIICC Ul-ii n-v v , - In US,'
to 6:10 n. m. Sundays from 9i-
" -mm
NOTICE TO ADVER''
, order to Insure .
should reach this office not
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p.
eemember thle ana
FOR RENT cardi at "
4 stwuaue riycr iw' B;ft
6 Kfausas City Rxp.l Zl
8 Local I'asseuecr Iwf"?
I ChicaKo Special .
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