THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
Published Every Friday
At 117 Weit Burlington Street.
BY A. W. MARKLE
Tun RBVIKW is entered at post office
In 8alnt Johns, Oregon, as mail matter
of the second class under the Act of Cot)
great of March 3, 1879,
at
mill tor Job I'rlntlnr tih on dtllttrr.
All Bmnnlestlons should b sddrttitd to
TM HSTltw, HU Johns. Orion.
AdrartlilB ratal. SI. 00 ear Inch ear month,
All adfsrtlilnc bllla ptrttlt Brit of wh
month.
OffldU Msirtpsptr of ths City of It. okas.
Subiorlptlon price $1,00 per year.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1901.
Candidates for the postmastcr
ahip of St, Johns arc looming up
daily. There arc now 11 number of
prospective candidates with more
to hear from. Postmaster Vnlen
tine's term expires the first of July,
and there seems to be plenty who
would gladly step into his shoes
The position is getting to be quite
a lucrative one.
Dr. Brotighcr has resinned the
pastorate of the White Temple in
Portland and accepted n call to Los
Angeles. The Dr. lias been cm
nently successful in Portlanu, where
he has made thousands of friends,
and his departure is greatly re
grcttcd. It will be a long time
before his equal is found to fill the
vacancy.
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e 1
Confidence in Oregon's future is
shown by Hastern investors every
little, while nnd an instance lias
just been recorded in the ncgotia
tions preliminary to the taking over
of the Portland Gas Company by
the Klectric Share & Uond Coin
pany of New York, at a cost of
about 94,000,000.
The experience of the world has
proved that business advertising is
a form of business enterprise which
is so iruitiui, so important and so
wide a field for the display of good
judgment mid ability that to re
fuse or fail to advertise is to dial
leiigc the results mid meaning of
commercial and Industrial progress,
The merchant who does not adver
tise virtually says that his judg
ment is better than that of 95 per
cent ot the strong and successful
men in his field of activity. He at
tacks the common sense of the busi
ness world.
All kinds of stationery and writ
ing material at the St. Johns Phar
macy. 0
Saltnond Bros, will trade for or
buy anything you have to sell in
the stove or furniture line.
Alaska salt salmon at 10 cents a
pound for Saturday, special. Scales
& Curty, Cedar Park store.
Mrs. Lutiti has opened up dress
making parlors at 108 Fessetiden
street and solicits a share of the
public patronage.
A splendid time was had at a
ioint installation of Odd Fellow
and Rebckahs Wednesday night.
A more extended account next
week.
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a
j. i'. nenciricKS lias a large new
ad in this issue concerning his
grocery store. It is now finely lo
cated on Burlington street with r
fresh and up-to-date stock. Price.
arc right and courteous and carcfti
treatment (guaranteed, No one can
go wrong by purchasing their gro
cerics at Ilcndrick's.
Caught in the jaws of a split
sugar pine tree, which closed to
gethcr like a vice, Robert J. Hall
was crushed to death Wednesday
on the Cone ranch, Red Bluffs, Col.
tils head was crushed like an cue
siicll. l lie tree split when cut
near the ground and Hall
caught as the two pieces fell
closed together.
was
and
Scales & Curty have now gotten
nicely located in their new quarters
in the concrete block building re
cently completed 011 Pcssctidcn
street. This enterprising firm is en
joying a splendid patronage which
is steadily increasing.
Surgeons ot Kittanlng, Pa., had
placed Norman Baruett. the little
son of George Baruett, on the opera
ting table yesterday to cut out his
appendix. Just as the knife was
ready, the lad was seized with a fit
of coughing which cured him. He
coughed up a needle, which is
believed to have caused his illness.
He is rapidly recovering.
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Win. C. Roc and family of Aber
deen, Wash,, and a relative named
Gardiner and family of the same
locality have arrived in St. Johns
and will make this their permanent
home. Mr. Roe will take charge
of the new brick building being
built on Jersey street under the
supervision of IJ. C. Hulbcrt when it
is completed. Thus the population
of St. Johns has been increased bv
six ot least by reason of their coin
ing to this city.
The St. Johns 1'harmacv have
filled seventeen thousand and five
hundred prescriptions to dote.
There's a reason.
ja.'irH I 1 I HI
THE SEWS PAPER
LAST NIGHT THEY
JHEHOME OF MK.WfSi,
UhlTHESAFEUVtr
1 ..:--u--"St
You want YOUR VALUABLES to be
safe too. Then come rent a safety deposit
vault. It will be the cheapest insurance you
can get and will insure you not only against
burglars but also against fire. We shall
gladly show you our safety vaults If you will
call.
We will pay you three per cent interest
on the money you put in our bank and com
pound the interest every six months.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
St. Johns, Oregon
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Bargains in
ham & Currier.
remnants. Bon-
Phonograph records and supplies
at the St. Johns Pharmacy.
Saltnond Bros, are selling what
heaters they have left at cost.
o
For Rent Small 2-room house,
cheap. Call 515 No. Hayes Street.
o
Subscrlbo for tho Telogrnm best
ovenlnjj paper
Ed Stockton.
on tho coast. Sec
We sell all the magazines
other reading matter at the
Johns Pharmacy.
A BIT OF DIPLOMACY
An English Official Who Outwit
ted a French Admiral.
HOW PERIM ISLAND WAS WON
Ths Interesting Story That If Told by
White House on the Foreshore of
the Arabian Coast at the Southern
Entrance to the Red 8.
We have a large base burner coal
stove that cost new $70.00, fot
$5.00 ins' ailment. Saltnond Bros.
0
Hnvo your proporty insured In tin
St. Paul or Northern (Ire Insurance
companies. They nro tho best. S.
L. Doble, ngont.
8 per
Will loan f8oo to $1500 nt
cent, three to five years, on
dence property; confidential.
dress 'J" care Review.
0
Seedless raisins for 5 cents a
package and only three packages to
a person, bcales & Curtv.
0
A basket social given in Bickner
hall by the W. O. W. Wednesday
night was a huge success. Baskets
sold as high as 4 und $5 and a
merry time took place.
All our moata nro govcrnmont In
spected and tho best that money can
buy Thoy nro noatly and careful
ly handled. Co mo In and loavo your
jrdor (or (rco delivery. Ward's
Control MarkoL
Too Much Face.
You look as if you had one face
too many when you haveNetiraliria.
don't you? Save the face, you inny
need it; but get rid of the Neuralgia
by applying Ballard's Snow Liul
incut. Finest thing in the world
for rheumatism, neuralgia, burns,
cuts scalds, lame back and alt
pains. Sold by North Bank
Pharmacy,
I Fire Reasons For Fall Painting
Hrlng In your Job printing whllo
you think o( It. Don't wait until you
aro entirely out. W oro equlppod
to turn out uoat and tasty printing
promptly at Portland prlcos or loss.
dry.
lecper in
dry,
unpro
2 1. The wood Is thoroughly
2. I'nlnt penetrates deepe
4. til nimu.
3. l'nll weather Is warm,
T dependable.
I A. Wet wenther decayi
tectcd surfaces.
5. l'nll nalntini! keens out mint.
I cr moisture.
Acme Quality Point & I'lnlshcs.
See us, Wa havatha "QeoaV
HENDRICKS'
HADnuADF rr
Not the label en your papa-.
Burr Street to be Graded
Krom Portland fionlcvard to Fcsscndcn Street.
expense of the
This work to be done at the
company. 1 here will be no advance in the price of the property
on this street until after the grading is completed.
NOW IS THE TIME
For You to buy property (n East St.
Johhs on easy monthly payments.
EAST ST. JOHNS LAND CO.
Offices: E. St. Johns Sta., 41 Hamilton Bldg., Portland Phones: Richmond 601 Main 4915
Lost An nbstrnct of Lot 4,
Block 11, of Alberta, city of Port
land. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it with J. II. Fletcher,
823 Willamette Boulevard. St.
Johns, Oregon.
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By close observation the foct has
been proven that the production of
liens eggs has been increased since
Dr. Hess' Poultry Panacea has been
placed upon the St. Johns market.
Por sale by the St. Johns Pharmacy.
All klnda of laundry work done
promptly. Rough dry washing 6
ont por pound, Calls, mado for
laundry at any place Ring us up
Phone Rich. 001, St. Johns Laun
dry. Churchill Dros,proprlotor.
o
As you bend the twlcr. vou in
cline the tree. Why not bend the
twig of your life toward that savimr.
thrifty habit which brings comfort
in old age? The First National
Bank issues Time Certificates of
Deposit. it
Rare bargain Flue six-room
house, well finished, concrete base
ment, lot 100x100. perfectly level.
nicely fenced in, fruit, flowers, etc..
splendid view of the river, well
On tho foreshore uf tho Arabian
coast In tho strait of Uab-el-Mandub,
at tho southern entrance to tho Itcd
nn(l boo, stands a large white bouse con
yti corning which tho travelers to the fur
east may near n curious story, in tuo
middle of tho nineteenth century,
whoa M. do Lesseps nfter many diffi
culties had successfully Heated the
Sues Canal company, tho governor of
tho British port of Aden, about 100
miles dls'taut, was surprised ono morn
ing by tho visit of a French squadron
of very unusual slr.o for that part of
tho orlont, which, boxing encountered
a terrific storm off Sokotrn, hnd put
In for ropulrs.
In tho mind of tho governor curiosity
was at once aroused ns to the destina
tion of so large a command, a curiosity
which Incroased on he found It Impos
sible to extract any further Informa
tion from tho French nduilral or bis
ofllcera beyond tho statement that
thoy wcro upon an ordinary cruise, an
explanation which tho former wob not
tho least Inclined to believe.
Plrni In tho belief, therefore, that
some political move of great Impor
tance was nllont If not afoot, tho gov
ernor. In order first of all to gain time,
gave orders to go very tortolsc-llkc on
the repairs and then set to work to
tako tho Frenchmen off their guard by
giving a succession of such entertain
ments as both his slender means and
tho awful barruuuess of tho place
would afford.
Hut. though at tho end of two weeks
tho French and Urltlsh officers had got
upon tho best of terms, tho Immediate
destination of the French squadron
remained as much of n mystery to
tiie governor of Aden as before, and
In splto of all possible delay tho re
pairs wcro nearly completed.
Now, It happened that tho wife of
tho governor possessed an Irish maid,
who had been receiving attentions
from one of tho French potty officers
attentions which tho girl did not re
gard sorlously, It occurred to tho gov
ernor that by such menu something
might bo teamed of his unexpected
visitor's plans, nnd a private conver
sation between tho governor's wlfo
and her maid resulted In another be
tween tho latter and her French ad
mirer, by which It was discovered
that Pcrltn Island was tho objectlvo
polllL
At this Information tho governor
opened his eyes wldo ludecd, for, If
tho Huoz cauul wore cut through, To
rim, as commanding tho southern en
trance to tho Itcd sea, In tho middle
of tho strait of Ilab-ol-Mandeb, would
bo a placo of great strategic Impor
tance, over which, without doubt, it
was the Intention of tho French ad
miral to hoist tho tricolor.
Secretly giving orders, thoroforo, for
a gunboat to Immediately ombaru a
dotachmcnt of soldiers and steal nway
lit tho night for I'erlm Inland, tho gov
ernor then announced a farowoll ban
quet and ball for tho day but ono fol
lowing, a tlnal act of courtesy with
which tho French admiral would will
ingly huvo dispensed, for ho was anx
ious to' sail, but which ho could not
well refuse 011 account of tho uso ho
bud made of tho Urltlsh supplies nnd
machinery at Adeu.
Bo tho dinner and party lu due
course came off, the governor being In
In making up your assortment of
irood resolutions for the new year,
be sure nnd do not overlook one of
ilte most importuiit. And that is to
resolve to buy your meats for 19 10
it n market where only good meats
arc handled, where no question has
ver been raised ns to its goodness
ind where fair treatment nnd cour
esy ever hold swny. If you do this
vou will naturally conclude that
Uitgood & Cole will get your trade
luring 1910 because they measure
ip fully to the above conditions. If
oti are undecided, ask any patron
if this market as to the conditions
jxis'ting there und of the treatment
they receive nt their hands nnd the
result is assured you will buy your
meat nt Bltgood & Cole's.
SUAtMONS
In The Circuit Court Of The State Of
Oregon, For The County Of Multnomah.
August II. lohnttiilngMiieler, Plaintiff,
vs Caroline Johauningsinclcr, Defendant.
To Caroline Johaunlngamclcr, the above
named defendant:
In the name uf the State of Oregon,
you arc hereby required to appear and
tnswer the complaint filed against you
In the above court and suit within six
vecks from the date of the Tint publics
Ion of this summons, to wit, from the
ttst day of December, 1900; nnd if you
t.til to so appear or answer or otherwise
ilvad lu wild suit, the plaintiff above
mined will apply to the above entitled
unirt for the relief demanded In plain
tiff's complaint filed lu said suit, to wit!
'or 11 decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now nnd heretofore existing
between plaintiff nnd yourself and abso
lutely divorcing plaintiff from you, nnd
for such other nnd further relief ns may
com to said court equitable nnd just.
This summons Is published pursuant
to the order of the Honorable Karl C.
llroiinugh, Judge of the above entitled
-ourt.madc lu open court, In this cause,
111 the 39th day of December, 1909,
.vhicli order prescribes that this sum.
nuns be published In the St. Johns
Kcvlcw, n weekly newspaper, once each
.vcek for n crlod of not less than Six
weeks. The llrst publication of this
luuuuons was mnilcun the Jist day of
December, 1909, and the last publication
thereof will be on the nth day of Feb
ruary, 1910.
Cou.iKR k C01.T.IKK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
PADS for soro backs.
QALL, CURB for tore necks.
HAUNI2SS OIL
lo soften your harness.
SII0I3 OIL
lo soften your shots,
Axel Orcase
to grcaso jour wagon.
Oct them at the
St, Johns Harness Shop.
located. Can be purchased for If 750 high spirits, because lu tho meautlino Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.
and the
Oregon & Washington Railway
St Joins, Oregon
cash, balance 011
particulars, call
office.
easy
at
terms. For
the Review
Install Officers.
The W. H. C, met 011 January 8th
ami installed the following ollicers:
President Mrs. Bnuard.
Senior Vice Mrs. I.nthropc.
Junior Vice Mrs. Viindenberg.
Secretary Mrs. Parker.
Chaplain - Mrs. Parker,
Conductor Mrs. Harris.
Assiitunt Con. Mrs, Merrill,
Guard Mrs. Hanson.
Assistant Guard Mrs.Overstreet
Press Cor. -Mrs. Miller.
The Corps presented u picture to
Mrs, Cheney ns n slight token of
appreciation of her devotion to the
cause and their friendship for her.
After the Post installed its officers
light refreshments were served,
At the next regular meeting,
Juuuary 15, the Corps will adopt
the infant sou of Mrs. Cheney. All
members of the W. R, C, are re
quested to be present, Press Cor
respondent.
Cured of n Severe Attack of Hron
chllis by Chnmbcrlnin's
Cough Remedy.
Every Mother
is or should be worried when the
little ones have a cough or cold.
It may lead to croup or pleurisy or
pneumonia, tlieti lo something more
serious. Ballard's Horehoutid Syrup
win cure me irouuiu at once nnd
prevent any complication,
by North Batik Pharmacy.
Sold
CARD OF THANK8.
We desire to thus publicly ex
press our sincere thanks to the
friends and neighbors who so kind
ly and geuerously extended their
assistance ami sympathy during the
illness aud death of our sou, Percy
Irwiu Kcholtz. Mr. and Mrs. N,
C. TeuEyck.
Work for a Greater St. Johns,
"On October ifith, last, my little
.1 ..... 1 . , . .' . 1
mice year oui (laugiuer contracted
11 severe cold which resulted in 11
bail case of bronchitis." said Mrs.
W. G. Gibson, Lexington, Ky
"She lost the power of sjK'ech com
pletely mid was n very sick child.
Fortunately we had a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the house ntid gave it to her accord
ing to the printed directions. On
the second day she was n great deal
better, and on the fifth day, October
23d, she was entirely well of her
cold nnd bronchitis, which I nt
a- .l.f . ... ...
11 mine 10 i ins spiciuiid itiedlciue,
I recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy unreservedly, as I have
found it the surest, safest and
tltiickest cure for colds, both for
children and adults, of any I have
ever used." For sale by all good
druggists.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas, it has pleased the Di
vine Ruler of ull things to call from
our midst our esteemed neighbor.
II. Raymond Simmons, be it
Resolved, that his mother aud
brothers have our heartfelt svinna-
thy in their sad bereavement.
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread ou the records of this camp
and a copy be sent to the familv
mid a copy to the St. Johns Review
for publication,
D. Tallmou,
W. Scott Kellogg,
K. U. Clark,
Committee,
Rubber Footwear at 20 0 off!
we nave too many rubbers In
but these prices will move
stock
them.
Men's First Grade $i,oo Rubbers s $
Ladies ,75 " ,,
" Plain Sole .50 " ... ,
Misses " " .,n
misses ..in
Boys 75 cent Heavy Roll Sole Rubbers
Childrens 25 cent Rubbers
.32
,60
.20
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We sell for less because Our Expenses are LESS.
Spending is losimr. Savinc is
moking. You make the interest on
Every Dollar you save. The sncnt
I,-,. ..... . .
uouar ami us interest ts gone for
ever. The First Notional Bank
helps you to 3 per cent, and com
pound the interest every six
months, it
ho had received tho news o( tho occu
pation of I'erlm, which under the clr
cumutaucca would surely bo (allowed
by tho longed (or promotion, aud tho
French admiral was equally happy.
(or ho hoped ou the morrow to udd
tho tin mo Important llttlo speck of land
to the dominion o( tils own country,
thereby covering bU breast with the
stars and himself with maritime dory.
Car load frieght received and for
warded daily.
Less than car load Wav Cnr
At the CoiiKrecational church
Sunday there will be the usual
preaching services ot 11 A. M. and
7:30 P.M. Sunday School at 10
Next day, after an Interchange of leaves St Johns on Mondays. Wed
iicsoays anu Fridays; arrives on al
ternate days.
Local Passenger for Seattle aud
Oregon & Washington Railway
points: 9:25 a. nt. daily; for Port
land : 4:35 p. ru. daily.
Tickets to all points in the
United States nnd Canada. For
cordial farewells, the Freuch squadron
sailed away to an apparently unknown
destination, until, when clear of the
land, the course was laid full speed di
rect for Terlm Island,
Then what were the dismay and dis
appointment of the French admiral
and his otllcera when, on coming In
A. W. DAVIS,
Joint Agent.
slchtof their destination, thev hohelii
A. M Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 P. the British flag flying and a company further information iuquire of
f 1M. . . 1. 1 ! 1 .. I . 1 . .1 I ill .1 . j . 1 I
i'i, 1 iiv jHiuni; is iiiviicu loauser-lul iuini urowu u iu give mem a
vices. I proper salute. It Is said the French
G. W.Nelson Pastor admiral was ao mortified at being thus
ed bat overboard aud tuou followed it
When you order orititiiiir done Wnuelf Into tho sea.
from amateur printers, be sure they .De.,uU 08 11 ma " Pw was
i . . . I clearlv nlrpnilv urnnliwl hv tli llrl,.
Ub, the only counter move which the
French could make was to take pos
session or a strip of the foreshore on
the opposite Arabian coast.
Flue Blocks
V. W. MASON
Contractor and Builder
Manufacturer of Cement Blocks, Flue Blocks, Cement Drain Tile,
Sewer Pipe, Cement Sidewalks, Steps and Foundations
Cement Block Building a Specialty
Phone, Drop me a Card or Call at Residence and Office 646 Hartman
Street, Cedar Park, St. Johtis
ooooooooooooQ oDwoo040o4olfore you give the order.
can do good work before doing so.
A poorly displayed, poorly printed
and badly constructed job of print
ing is not cheap at any price. A
good business man never uses
shoddy printing. He knows it is
not effective with the masses of
people, and it is just money thrown
away. A man who accepts bad
printing, even if the price is com
mensurate with the work doue, is
generally supposed to be on a par
with his priuting poor. It stands
to reason that a printer who has
spent a life time at the business and
depeuds upon his work for a livli
hood dare not turn out bad work;
but a man who enters the printing
business as a side line and for a lit
tle diversion from his regular busi
ness, with little experience and in
different taste, cannot do good
work. Therefore, when vour iob
printing is solicited, be sure the
work will be done by a PRINTER
they built the fortified white house In
question, but as the placo was entirely
at the mercy of the guna on I'erlm Is
land It was shortly abandoned, to re
main 10 mis uay as a monument or a
French admiral's undoing. Exchange.
Phone Jersey 1571
Albert Carey, M. D.
Residence and Office:
903 Pessenden Street
where PmCCHUr! ,oa'ra'to,P-.,6to8p.tn.
ST. JOHNS, OREQON
In Honor of Minsrva.
The moat notable festival at Athena
wbb In honor of Minerva. All 'classes
of citizens on this particular day
marched In procession. The oldest
went first, then the young men, then
the children, the young women, the
matrons and the people of the lower
orders. The moat prominent object In
tne parade was a ship propelled by
bidden machinery and bearing at Its
masthead the sacred banner of the
goddee.
Phone Jersey 1571 Hours: a to 6 p. m,
St. Johns Piano School
Conducted by
Ulie WetU Cany
90J Fessenden St. St. Johns, Ore.
850 TAKES THEM.
Put in Jail
We are the pioneer share-holders
in the American Druggists Syndi
cate and are the leading distributors
of their preparations iu this vicinity.
St. Johtis Pharmacy.
A, D. HKMSTOCK
, HKMSTOCK
OKO. II.
HEM STOCK BROS.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
full Una or Roots, CuskaU, .lo,, kept In eteok
Ml'V ASSISTANT
UNIVERSITY PARK, ORRGOX
I verv nornrnti1u HcrrVu.c I
you want to bay. rent, sell or feHntr whn .,;a .1 .i.J
1 . -- . - : 0.7 '"". iu me
FFiy see woicott, nouse wan an attack of rhenma.
i. x uc Kent man. 1 ist. Jonns Office, tisni. umbasm: stiff
wwM... jwjr. rumuim wince, cies. iiaiiartlS Snow Lin men t w ill
n 1 Tl 1 I .. .. ' - -
iiu, juu oiito, ruunrs Ma n iTii rure thi trnniiio .t.
A 1743.
Olfic Vlioue WooJUwn 1S74
Kc.Ucuct 1'houe WoodUwu JIO
You get full weight and
Quality at the Central market.
I try It awaU.
nam
aud make you as supple as a two
year old. Sold bv North Bank
first ruarmacy,
Just
rreacn tne 'gospel ot St. Join.
Tho two lota, 60x100 each, corner
f-rsey and Wall street, South St.
Johns, and on the highest and sight
llest building spot in the addition are
offered for aaie. The price for the
wo la 850. See It. W. McKeon. 2tc,
How b Your Title? .
Have your abstracts made, eoa
tlnued or examined by Peninsula
Title, Abatract and Realty Co, H.
Henderson, manager. Accurate work.
Reasonable fees. Cement Block
building, Jersey atreet.
w.Pprenticea wanted at the Vogue
Millinery. 9