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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. JOHNS REVIEW PubUahiid Everr Friday At 117 Went Durllneton Btroct. BY A. W. MARKLE TiiK Kkvikw Is entered nt post olTicc In'Salnt Johns, Oregon, ns mnil matter 01 ine second class under the Act of Con Kress of March 3, 1879. Job Printing- executed In flrit-eliia itit, mill for Job l'rlnllnr rtih on iUllrr. All eommnnlettlone thonld be iddreiied to ine bitiiw, m. jonnn. urtgon. Adrertlln retti, 11,00 per Inch per month. All dertllnr Milt pjtle flnt of pitch mnnlh, OffleUt Newipiper of the City of St. Johns. Subscription prlca $1.00 per year. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1909. Tho longer wo study over it tho moro wo wonder nt tlm temerity of Urynn In trying to soctiro tho I'rcsl doncy. What the douco does ho know about golf, niiywny7 , 1 , Kmplro Uulldor J. .1. Hill hos lot It become officially known thnt ho IntondB to lnvndo centnil Oregon nt tho Deschutes lino with California iih his gonl, Tho construction of thin lino will menu more for Oregon thnn anything thnt has taken placo for tunny yoorn In tho railroad lino, llnr rlmnn tins had tho utato at his mercy for bo long that tho prospect of this relief Is gratifying In tho extreme. Moro power to Hill. I'AITH SIIATTEUlil). IN NEW QUARTERS, Wo" our fore, It wan Senator Adrlch who waB made welcome and given tho glad hand along with tho perpetual smllo. Wo take the plcasuro of nnnouna It was this gentleman from Rhode Ing to tho people of 8t. Johns th iBinmi who (iicinicu 1110 cnanges nun we are now located in our no new Bchedules of tho tariff hilt and nutirtcrs at 113 North Jersey street was given freo rein to do his will, recently occupied by 8. Turner. with tho result that tho bill whon nro hnudllng tho best meats at th brought to tho President for his slg- lowest prices obtainable. Wo at unturo contnlned but few downward tako this means of thnuklng changes upon necessities, and as be. many patrons for their liberal patron fore stated Is beneficial to tho age and Invite tho public to Invcstl trusts nlono. Tho hill could hnvo gato our prices and tho quality of our been vetoed by .Mr. Taft, but with goodB. Ilomombor with evory purchnst that veto would have gone n'ellmmer- of nitgood & Colo you receive a guar Ing tho chauco of a second term, nnd nntco of first class monts, which lie dared not put It there, Tho Idol backed up by the long nnd continued has fallen, tho wires nro crossed nnd patronago of those who havo found our faith In human nature Is a thing pur moats to bo all that wo calm of tho past. Q. N. M. MTQOOD & COLE. t Looks Very Bright President Taft linn, by strenuous exercise, reduced Ills avoirdupois from n.'.O to 310 pounds, Thousands of American worklngmen havo through low wages and high priced on necessities succeeded In reducing not only their own weight hut that of their entire families to n remark nblo degree without tho aid of either golf stick or dumb hells. This Is not Intended as n criticism upon .Mr, Tnft's mode of shedding fat, however, Ills Is much tho easier and less weakening process, wo admit, but wo hear these sumo worklngmen com plain that no reduction of their weight Is desired by them, hence they nro either Inexcusably ungrate ful for tho grand opportunity afforded them of becoming fashionably thin or nro being mistreated by an equal ly ungrateful and selfish bunch of trust employers who nliiuo benefited by tlm recent tariff revision. When Mr, Taft took upon himself tho duties and responsibilities of his high office on .March Ith last wo pointed wltli pride to tho mnn whom wo firmly believed could bo trustor to stand by bin own principles, by his previous declarations and by his While Mrs. S. H. (Jrccno was tak Ing caro of Mrs. Ashbey Wednesday Homo miscreant went to her horn uud trimmed her peach tree of Its W. Anthony, n mining engineer loud of ripe Crawford fruit. Tho of Portlnnd who Is heavily Interested tree was well laden, containing about In tho oil field development work two buslicls of peaches, and had .Mrs nbout Vnle, and who hns had 20 Clreoito not been looking nftor tho years' experience In tho oil develop- sick sho Intended to put thorn up ment work of California, Is most en- horBolf the first of the week. Tin.' thtiBlastlc over tho prospects In the party who was small enough to do vicinity of Vale. Ho predicts that trick liko this should receive tho ex out of the discoveries of oil, which tromo penalty of tho law if cap ho considers Imminent in that sec- tured, and there Is a strong prob tlon, will come a pipe lino to Port- ability that tho guilty parties will bo land, thus making this city tho oil discovered. Judge (Ireeno line of. distributing center of tho fltatc. Ho I fared n reward of $10 for any In also believes that tho natural gas formation leading to their arrest an from these fields, which both to-1 conviction. Any one witnessing this gether cover u strccli of territory sneaking act would bo doing tho right moro than 100 miles east and west, thing by Informing on them. will ho sufficient to furnish a plpo lino nt lenBt to tlio interior cities, ir Tmo 0ory CBg of t,0 nnptlst not to Portland for commercial so church has undertaken to build and in lighting and heating. This gas fUr,ilsh a class room in tho baso furnishes n hot flame, particularly munl ()f (M0 C,rc,, Tho boys all adaptable for cooking, whllo at tlio I titrncl out true bluo when tho call samo tlmo It Is good for furnishing cnlno for t10 excavating, and with light Just as It comes from tho ,, ,,, of Ul0 tencliur and pastor, Kronnd. i wns soon roudy for tho cement According to Mr. Anthony thero I Tho vtntloii was extended to tho nro 12 or in companies now at work I girig but they failed to respond. Tho developing tho fields about Vnle. Al- cement work Is now all done and tho ready there aro six standard drills r(M)lll r))mly fur t,l0 ,IoorH nm, w) within .10 miles of Vale mid witiiin ,0WHi Tho young peoplo will moot CO days two or three moro will bo put h,, tnur flnlshod room next Bundny to work. Tho oporntors now nt work w10ro ,,uy Xv 1 1 1 bo glad to welcome with tlio majority of theso drills novo nl otlur young people who nro not discovered uvery ovldeiico of n gront Interested In nny other Sunday flow of nil nnd expect thnt any day luchool they may break through the last strata and release n gusher. Pnsehol Hill returned from tho No- The Vale fields, which aro of vast haleni country Wednesday with extont, am very similar to those of enough game to supply tho neighbor California In geological formation. )0li for .1.,, noxl ..,,, Un , (M0 with the exception that tho strata or el bearing sand Ih apparently of im ater extent, thus giving promise or much longer production of tho wells unco they nro reached nnd put promises to the masses; believing In operation. Tho prospecting work that ho was too strong to bo shaken, 'that has been done Indicates that tho too Intellectual to bo buncoed mid too fields will cover u suction 100 miles unselfish to allow nny personal ml- li. extent nnd In nil prospoct holes time of going to press wo were un able to secure n true and nttested report or all he did kill, but Ir tho paper will stand for It next week wo wilt endeavor to render mi Itemized record of everything thnt foil beforo the trusty rifle of the mighty hunter. Work frr n (Irentor 8t Johns. ORDINANCE NO. 252. dltlon JG.OO. Lots 1 nnd 8 In block .12 Jamps AN ORDINANCE ADOPTINO THE John's Second Add tlon iC.OO nnch "cruiiT ur tub viewers AP- to tno oaiiinco iz.00. POINTED TO A88E88 BENEFITS Lots 2 nnd 7 In block .12 James AND DAMAGES IN THE PROPOSED John's Second Addition $4.00 each to OPENINrl Attn PVTMMatnv nt' tlm linliiiin.. toon RICHMOND STREET IN THE CITY Lots 8. 0. 10 and 11 In block OK ST. JOHNS AND CONDEMNING Sovornnco Addition $5.00 each to tho LAND THEREFOR THROUGH THE balance $20.00. NAPLES TRACT FROM COLUM- Total r.mount raised by tills assess iiiA iiuuijUvaku TO WILLIS ment, $843.00. iiouiihVAHD. Compensation to viewers 4 days each at $2.00 nor day $8.00 each or Tho city of St. Johns docs ordain lolal riiM us follows; Ualanco to printing and Incidental That Wheroas. by resolution 0f 03tPcn8o, $20.00. June 29th, 1009. viewers wore an-1 Respectfully submitted, pointed to nsscsB bonefliB ami dam- P- ""I, ages In tho opening and extension of c- A. Llnqulst, Richmond Btroct In tho city of St. T. II. Cochran, Johns from tho Columbia bnuinvnr,! Vlowers in said city to Willis boulevard, as And that said second report be and shown by Bald resolution whlrh iMt Is hereby adopted and approved. on file and of record In tho offlco or Passed by tho Council this 17th day or August, 1909. Approved by tho Mayor this 17th uay or August, 1909. J. F.HENDRICKS, Attest: Mayor. A. M. ESS ON, Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review, August 20th, 1009, RESOLUTION. ll. . I MM . mo ciiy recoruer and is ncreby re ferred to and mado n nnrt nf this ordinance and Whereas, duo and leixal notices were glvon or tho nnnolntmont of viewers, giving their names, tho tlmo and plnco or mooting and Bpecirylng with convenient certainty tho boun darlcs and termini or tho nronosed opening and extension to each or tho property owners, whoso property Is proposed to bo approprlnted, nt their Post-offlco address ns In snlil Chnrtnr directed, nnd wucrens, no oujoctions worn made tt in ntgntir,.,i i, tim nii ,.r at . ' 1.1 ..I. .... ..1... I "1 w - ui men iu Bum nuwure, or minor ori Johns; them, and That Whereas, tho council did. by Whereas, said viewers duly atnl mriilnnnr,. Vr tn i, tlm regularly qualified, ns required by Council and approved by tho Ma tho Charter of the City of St. Johns, mr .Tuiv "7 mnn minnt hn and riled tlielr report designating tho engineer's report Ih tho matter or proporty bonorittod and damaged by widening Fessondon Btroct rrom Jor such proposed opening and extension nv nimot in nnt.i ritv in th,. wn. of said streot nnd assessing tho bono- Inmctto rivor, which said ordlnanco fits and damasoB to oach respoctlvo g hereby referred to and mado a lot, block nnd tract of land, which nnrt linn.nf mi Bald report was filed on tho 13th day Whereas, It Is at this tlmo doomed Of June, 1009: Which Bald rCDOrt was nnrnnnnrv In ntitinltit vlnwnra In nn. considered by tho council and roJocted Rosn tin ttntinflfn nnrl itnnintrnn nntlnnrl l. nr.ll. J M . anMA I . . . . D un uiu iiuu any 01 juno, luuu, nnu by Bald proposed widening of said buiu tiuwurs woro sent ubck ror Fessondon streot ns aforesaid. inn. m ZT.. ,l" Now Therefore, It Is hereby re lions to again report on such tiro-l i.,..., .... ,,' . n. t-i....'.!.. nosnil onenlnu- nn.l ..rlnnnln,, r S lu. ul. .Ju"" street nm uuoeri uoounuo, a. w. uogers and WherenB-. said viewers thereafter "n"'v.,n. " ''-'TO ?l !-. .1...,' . . ... . I tivuuuiuurn ui uiu cuy m 01. juinin iiiuu uiuir second report and ro- ,,,,.1 ..i ,1 T,..iirin.. jurors of the Circuit Court or Mult J 0 w Indestructible ! The clear, full, brilliant lone oC Columbia Indestruc tible Cylinder Records is tho best reason for their grow ing popularity. But It's a fine thing to Jrc - V.:cy can't break, no matter how careless you may be, vnd that they will never wear out, no matter how many times you play them. 35 cents 1 Call for a cataloir I A splendid repertoire to choojo from and wo aro adding to it rl?ht along. ST. JOHNS PHARMACY monstrances or E. A. I. and re- Palmer, O. E. an .i 1 . . 1 1 Nuiwin ut vm bulk nd duo notlco having boon glvon as by .... 1 nn0.fji I1", ,Bu.ch TTfr w,,,.ch """""t" to tho respective lots, blocks said second report Is ns rollows, to- nnJ ,.,,, of monu., , ,l0 snMflntntinl l irl.lili . m n I.I vwiiiiuMiiivii ii uiu n iuviiiii Ji nuiu I'oBsondcn street rrom Jersey street iiiuii.MOND STREET EXTENSION u nid city to tlio Willamette river, THROUGH CAPLE8 TRACT. VIEWER'S SECOND REPORT. and said Gilbert Goodhue, 8. W, Rogers and E. C. Hurlbort shnll each ounllfy, ns provided by Section 82 or tho Charter or the city or St. Johns, and proceed to assess tho -p.. 11... n...-i.f.. ft.- .1 "". '"o .'iiiyor nnu ,tnmni,M , inllfii nM,.-,n..t uounci, of tho City or St. John.. SoStlon." 82 ni.d 83 or thV Chnrter Oregon, Gentlemen: Ily your order dated Juno 29. 1909. o tho undersigned viewers nnnolntod by this body to view nnd nssess dnmngvs nnd benefits In tho pro posed opening or Richmond street through tho Copies tract do herein file our second nnd amended report conforming ns wo believe to tho of St. Johns. Adopted by tho City Council Aug 10th, 1909. A. M. E88ON. Recorder. Published In tho St. Johns Review, August 13th nnd 20th, 1009. 5 EAST ST. JOHNS Ih the rccoRiiIml center of industrial activity in the eastern part of St. Johns. This valuable property adjoins the only depot on the entire Peninsula, tints nffordiiic local nnd through passenger, freight nnd express service. EAST ST. JOHNS Is nlrendy the site of .several numll factories, others in course of construction. Present growth indicates that iu only a few months the pay rolls of these plants will be .sufficient to support the entire tlistrict. EAST ST. JOHNS is not only n MumifncturinK District but lias a fine Residence Section thnt is high and sight ly, The Building Restrictions of $1,500, $1,000 and 5500, provides suitable home sites for the laborer and the business man. 'Hie Water, Lights, Phones, Graded Streets and New Schools are not promises, but facts. COA1E OUT AND SEE. GOOD INVESTMENTS OFFERED. LOTS $275 AND UP, TEN PER CENT DOWN, 3 0 PER MONTH TALK it over with any RKAI, KSTATH AGKN'T. Eist St. Johns land Co., East SI. Johns Station Phone Richmond 601 Road llonvlllo's Western Monthly, letter nnd spirit of our Instructions In Mm tal growing magazine on tho mis matter bug leave to submit t ho pnnni following roport, to-wlt: T!l ,.., ,,, , Th Wo find and, assoss damages to ., " ;- - ""i ut u ouiiub ui iiniciun on I w berculosls, Its prevention, caro and euro, by E. A. Plerco, M. I)., mem ber of Hoard or Directors or tho In ternational Tuberculosis Association, Tho Physical Kood or Man, by It. ,M, tireroton, C. E. Rest article yot printed on tho A. Y. P. Exposition. Freo Soil Opportunities In Canada, by Ernest Crawcrort. Two vory In- usual storlos Till Dlvorca do Us Part and A MldwIntor'H Eve. Bon- nuts or a College Kid, by Itox Ham. I At St. Johns Pharmacy. TIME TABLE O. R. & N. New Arrivals IN FALL MILLINERY AT THE VOGUE Union Depot, Portland. No. 3 Chicago Special leaves 9:15 a. m, No 4 Spokane Plyer leaves at 5:00 p. 111. 1 on. o jhiimi v.uy j'.xp, leave 0:0 1 vantage to overcomo his suuso of sunk so far surface nil has boon Juutlco. As tlmo passed on wo road, reached at from 100 to COO feet. In with great Interest the dispatches! 0110 or these wells this seepage oil heralding Iih victories at golf, his trials In ridding his ponderous frame of an ovupabuiitlmu'o of fat and IiIh reported statements regarding af fairs In tho Philippines In which ho convinced his hearers that Itu knows what Is good for tho little brown I now flowing at the rato of 10 bar- rib n day. Mi, Anthony states that those who have prospected for the oil havo had belter Indications of success than were given to those In California. The drills when brought to tho aur- men far better than they themselves fl'o wcro dripping with tho lllumln do. , ant at a comparatively shallow depth, All this served to strengthen our 1 and It Is taken to mean that If thu belief that wo hud mado 110 mistake deposits huvti risen so high that thero Iu our estimate of the man ami that although ho had as yet mado no par ticularly brilliant display of his great natural abilities, wo felt that ho would cover his administration with undying glory i,nd receive the do sorting uppluuso of u grateful 11a tlon when tho hour arrived iu wlilc he should take his stand upon and dlctato his wishes in thu revision of tho Payne tariff bill, In his cam palgu as a cuudldato for thu office which ho now holds he Indirectly but noverthelcsB plainly made It under stood thut ho would advocate a down ward revision, thus placing tho musses under tho Impression that he would stand out for such amend meats, ami ho thereby gained thou amis of votes upon that understand lii alone. Then camn tho test. When the tariff bill was filially brought up for discussion It was tho signal for tho opening of one of thu fiercest buttl6s ever waged In Congress Strong, language, hot dobatcs, thtoatB lusliiuutions, and the Ho wus passed quite promiscuously from tlmo to tlmo as tho fight went 011, but at tho head of tho column with the leader ship well In huud was Senator Ad rich with a bunch of Senatorial aids on his staff and corporation repru scntntlon at his back enough in Influence nnd wealth to shatter tho future political aspirations of oven Mr. Taft, uud no 0110 know this bet ter than tho President himself. There must of certainty bo vast deposits still further down. All of thu land In tho oil field di strict has now been either purchased by oil men or has been leused for long term or years by theso men who agree to pay a royalty upon tho out put or the wells imeo they aru In op oration. In the prospecting and do velopmeut work so far undertaken however, the drills aro workliiu on thu luud owned outright by thu do velopers. Journal, Thu Olory Class of thu llaptlst Sun day school has completed thu co ment floor of their new room In tho basement of tho church at a cost of about 00, They nro now working to ralso the money fur doors, windows and celling. Now members aro being added every Sunday, New phis huvo been ordered and aru now being worn by the members. They aru of Inter denominational design a red circle with a whltu center. All young people ire urged to Join. Press Corrospou dent, N. J. nullity mid son, William, loft Tuesday fur Nehaloni where they ex pect to spend ten duys In thu wilder ness, bumu great hunting and fish- ug stories will likely result from this Incursion in thut sportsmen's paradlso, Preach tho fospol of St. Johus. NOTICE TO THE PUDLIC. J tako pleasure In thanking tho peoplu of St. Johns fur tholr llberul patronage nt tho murket, 113 N. Jersey street, during thu past two mouths, also ror thu manner In which they continued to patronize my mur ket opposite Cedar Park, whoro cleanliness Is strictly adhered to and where Inspection Is solicited. Any 0110 knowing or a murket thut can be bought nt bed rock price will con fer a favor on mo by notifying mo of thu sumo, Thanking uvery ono in advance fur tho patronago which expect to receive In tho future, remain, Yours sincerely, 8. Turner. 00 it. in. No, 8 Local Paisengcr leaves 7145 a, m, I i 1 i-miMgu oiicgiui arrives 0:50 p, ni, No. 3 Spokane I'lyer arrives 10:00 a. in. VT - 1 r.! Y. 1 . I lllock "A" nf thn Snvnrnnrn Irnol V,"' ? V'f P' "Vv" 7:ro"' 1. ,.i ,T. . " ""V 7 mjcsi rsMciiger arrives 5:45 P. m. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dl arrhoca Remedy Never Known to Fall. "I havo used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since U was first Introduced to thu public In IS7-, and havo never found one Instance whoro a euro was not speed ily effected by Its uso, I havo been a commercial traveler ror oiguiccn yours, uud never start out on u tlp without this, my faithful friend," says 11. 8, Nichols of Ouklaud, lud. JVr. Tor sale by all good druggists. Ml kinds or lauudry work done promptly, Rough dry washing wnts per pouud. Calls mado for laundry at auy place. King us up bono Rich, 991, St. Johns Lauu Uij, Churchill UrosNproprl9tors, GEORGE KIKKPATRICK, M. D. C, Veterinary Surgeon. Ol'PICH 4J l-J UNION AV1SNUR HOSPITAL M " hones Kast40i6, I) 3S9S. Hotter meat was never sold than can iilwuys bo bought nt T. P, Wurd's market. Special prices Saturdny, (being tho property to bo opprourl uteil) at Seven Hundred nnd Fifty itiou.vu) uonars, tiamago to building or cost of moving samo Fifty (fSO.OO) dollars; total damage assessed Eight iiumire.l (fsoo.00) dollars. Wo ussess bonoflts, In tho follow ing manner, to-wlt: Lots 19 to 30 In lllock Three Point View J2.00 oacu to tho balauco ?3ti.00. Lots 1 to IS In lllock Six Point Vlow 12.00 oach to the bnlunco J3G.00. Lots 30 to 31 InWock i Point Vlow 2.50 each to tho balunco $12.50. Lots 21 and 29 In lllock 4 point Vlow $3.00 each to tho balauco 118.00. Uts 10 to 23 In lllock -I Point Vlow $3.50 each to tho balance $17.50. Lot 18 In block 4 Fractional $2.00 to tho balauco $2.00. Lots l to 5 In block 6 Point Vlow $2.50 each to tho bulanco $12.50. Lots II to II In Dlock G Point Vlow $3.00 each to tho balunco $18.00. Lots 12 to 10 In block G Point View $3.51) each to tho balunco 117.50. i-ot 17 in block 5 Fractloual $2.00 each to tho Ualanco $2.00. uapies Tract $250.00. Lots 4, 5 and 0 In block 1 Jersey street Addition $9.00 each to the balance $27.00. Lots 1, 2 and 3 In block 2 Jersey street Addition $9.00 each to the imianco $27.uo. Lot 4 In block 2 Jersey street Ad dition $2.00 to the balance $2.00. Lots S. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. nnd 15 In block 3 Jersey streot Addition $10.00 each to tho balance $80.00. Lots 8 and 9 In block 1 Soverance Addition $50.00 ouch to tho balance $100.00. Lot 10 Iu block 1 Severance Ad dition $25.00 to tho balance $25.00. Lot 11 In block 1 Severance Addl tlon $10.00 to the balance $10.00. Lots 12, 13 and 14 In block 3 Sev erance Addition S 10.00 each to tho balance $30.00. Lot 11 In block 3 Severance Ad dition $20.00 to the balance $20.00. Lots 5, 6 and 7 In block 1 P. T. bmlth's Addition $10.00 each to the balauco $30.00. Lot 8 In block 1 T. P. Sm th'i Ad- dltlon $20.00. Lot 1 In block 1 P. T. Smith's Ad dition $10.00. Lot 3 In block 1 P. T. Smith's Ad- One Day's Expenses of the big department store would buy the best lot In St. VI. A jouus. a gooa strong per centage oj every, aollar you spend there goes toward this outlay. Our expenses are less titan 1 per cent, of our sales and our prices are correspondingly low. Samples of Ladies' Waists! costing 11,50 to I2 whole. sale, choice 95c $1 and 1.35 waists, only.. 65c 50c and 65c waists 35c Dutch Collars Stocks, Jabots, Uton aud Em broideried Collars, 15c aud asc. Ladies' underwear at less than Portlaud prices. HENDRICKS & HORSMAN The New Grocers Cater to the trade 311 South Jersey Street. Now Doing Business Oue of the most com plete aud up-to-date gro ceries iu the city. All good strictly fresh, no old stock. Fresh fruits aud vege tables daily. Your patrouage solicit ed. Prompt delivery. Phone Jersey 1021. in South Terspv St. j j . STREET CAR TIAIE TABLE LHAVK ST. JOHNS A. M. P, M. P. M. 5.45 u.40 7.00 6.oj 1.00 7.10 6,35 1. 18 7.30 6.40 1.36 7,40 6.48 1,54 a.oa 6.56 3. I J 8.33 7-oj 3.30 8.30 7.30 3.50 9,10 7-35 3.08 9.30 7-55 3.36 9.50 8.13 3,44 10,10 8.33 4,03 10,30 9 4.30 10,50 9.33 4.40 11.10 9.44 5.00 11.30 10.06 5,13 13,00 10.36 5.30 o. 50 3.43 It 13 6,00 11,34 6,30 II.36 6,40 13. 18 p. m. 6.50 Intense Colicky Pains Relieved. New Fill and Wintir Woodns Now Ir Ladies' and Geutlemeus' Suits, Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired. Work called for and delivered. JOHN MCE & GO Ft!Zb,e 'Phone Richmond 941. 408 N, Jersey St., 3d door S. of P. O. flCNUKIUM HARDWARE CO. "For some years I suffored from Intonse colicky pains which would come on at times and from which I could find no relief," says I. 8. Ma son, of Deavor Dam, Ky, ''Cham berlain's Colic, Colera and Diarrhoea Romody was recommended to me by a menu. After taking a fow doses of tho remedy I was entirely relieved. That was four years ago and there has boon no return of tho symptoms since that time." This romedy Is for sale by all good druggists. Our Charges. As is customary, we will charee for card of thanks, 50c: for resolu- tious of respect, Si. 00; for notices of church or lodge entertainments, I suppers, sociables, etc.. where there We have a fine assortment ou 2 jare charges for admission, 5c per hand. full in nnrt nirl- ! lint- tint mlwr than o t for these events, we -will break the I 1 1 . . F HFNrDirci 2 juacri ineni iree. we I ILI iLftfV-fVJ 4 I make this nminnnrv-mpnt en that HARDWARE CO. our good friends may understand our rule in tins respect. NOW IS THE TINE To lay in your supply of uARDEN TOOLS hand. Call in and pick out what you waut. NOTICC TO ADVERTISERS. If you want to buy.rent, sell or In order to Insure a chanae of ad- exchange property see Wolcott. (The Subscribe for the Telegram best vertlsement the copy for such change 1 Rent Man.) 401 South Jersey. Side evening paper on the coast. See fi0Uw r5ach thl "'P0 not ,at,r th" I entrance. nnnnii, ai a oxiock p. m. fleas remember this end save the 'printer Pay your subscrlpUon. Ed Stockton,