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Sayings by Frances E. Willard
"The divincst right on this earth
is the riRht of the people to take
corporate care of their own affairs."
"For myself, twenty-one years
of study and observation has con
vinced me that poverty is the prime
cause of intemperance." This, it
will be observed, is directly con
trary to the popular notion regard
ing this matter.
"I believe in the things socialism
stands for, and were I not 'tctotally'
occupied, I would go into the move
ment heart and soul, us indeed I
have done in public utterances for
many years. O, that I were
In. nttit it should have
ntv Hfr! It is God'8 WBV OUt of
the wilderness and into the prom
ised land. IT IS THIS VBRY
MARROW AND PATNKSS OF
CHRIST'S GOSPKL. IT IS
CHRISTIANITY AI'PIJfiD.
"We shall never climb to heaven
by making it our life-long business
to save ourselves. The process is
too selfish; the motto of the true
Christian is coining to he 'All for
each and each for all,' and in the
honest purpose to realize its every
day meaning we acquire 'a heart at
leisure from itself, and in no other
way. "
, "Germany provides an insurance
taken from the wages of the work
people and from their employers,
whereby if ill they will have re
sources to fall back upon, and
when ohj they need not go to the
workhouse, but will have enough
tn RtmiKirt them in comfort. These
laws arc intended to check the
socialists, and they show the good
that the socialistic movement has
already accomplished, and predict
the Infinitely greater good that is
to come." j
"The pagan political economy,
whose utmost wisdom has never
reached higher than the 'law of
supply and demand,' is fast becoin
tiling discredited in factory and
shop, pulpit and pew, and the law
of co-operative comtuouw c a I t h
'looms up in place of it. We man
age our public schools and great
universities as the equal property
of all. Wc carry our entire postal
system, otir water supply, our
parks, streets, and highways in the
same manner. All this works
well. Why should we practically
give away the right to build rail
road and street car lines, to manu
facture gas, etc., to corporate
groups of men?"
"Look about you, the products
of labor are on every hand. You
could not maintain for it moment a
well ordered life without them.
Kvcry object In your room hus on
It, for discerning eyes, the mark of
ingenious tools and the pressure of
laborious hands. Our Mary Allen
West always prayed, among other
things, when asked to say grace be
fore meat, 'God bless the hands
that prepared this food for us.' She
was the only person I ever met
who seemed to have given a
thought to those invisible human
forces on which we detwud for our
ilnllv bread. Men and women who
work for wages tire generally those
whose ancestors were aiso wonting
people, as we say, and for this rea
son they were as a rule shut out
from the power to get much school
ing or to acquire those refinements,
etc. Now, the reason I am a socia
list comes in just here; I would
take not by force, but by the slow
Krocess of lawful acquisition through
etter legislation as the outcome of
a wiser ballot in the hands of men
aud women, the entire plant that
wc call civilization, all that has
been achieved on this continent in
the four hundred years since Col
umbus wended his way hither, aud
make it the common property of all
the tttonle. reniiirine all to work
enough with their hands to give
them the linest pnysicai develop
ment. I believe this Is perfectly
practicable, indeed, that any other
method is simply n relic of barbar
ism. I believe that competition is
doomed, the trusts, whose single
object is to abolish .competition,
having proved (the advantage of
co-operation.) And what socialists
desire is that the co-operutlou of
humanity should control all prod
ucts. Heloved comrades, this is
the frlctlonless way. It is the
lili'lirr law. It eliminates the mo
tives for a selfish life. It enacts
iuto our every day living the ethics
of Christ's Gospsl. Nothing else
will do it, uothiug else can bring
the glad day of uuiversal brother
hood." It has been thrown at me several
times that Iuiunu Goldman is one
of the greatest Socialist leaders. Is
she? Oklahomun,
She is not aud never has been.
She is what is known as a philo
sophical anarchist. The anarchist
is opposed to Socialism and Social
ism is opposed to anarchy, Never
theless, Kmma Goldman has been
made a bugbear. She does not
preach assassination, and is a schol
arly wowau. lit intellect she is in
finitely above all who have been
EersecutiHg her and she is utterly
armkss. Appeal to Reason.
ORDINANCE NO. 294
An Ordinance Providing the
Time and Manner of Lay
ing and Constructing a
Sewer on Maple Street in
The City of St Johns from
the Southwesterly side line
of Jersey Street to the Wil
lamette River, with all
Necessary and Appropriate
Branches, Catch - Basins,
Alan - Holes, Lamp - Holes
and Flush-Tanks
The city of St. John docs onlnlti as
follows! , . . .
The council of the city of St. Johns
haying ascertained the cost of lnyltiK
nml constructln.a sewer on Maple street
from the southwesterly side line of Jer
sey street to the Willamette Kivcr with
nil necessary nntt impropriate catch-basins,
lnan-holcs, lamp-holes, flush-tanks,
and branches, ns shown by the resolu
tion of the council of sold city adopted
the third day of May, 1910, ami record
ed in the oflice of the recorder of said
city, and notices thereof haviiiR been
published in the St. Johns Review, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation
published at St. Johns, the same being
the official paper of mA city, on the 6lh
and 13th days of May, 1910, as shown by
affidavit of tnc foretann of said paper,
which said affidavit Is on file in the office
of the city recorder; nnd the legal post
ing of notices thereof, ns shown by the
affidavit of the city engineer, which said
nffidnvlt is on file in the office of the city
recorder; and more than fifteen days
having elapsed since the date of the
first publication of said notice and no
remonstrances having Ixt n filed; nnd, ns
provided by said resolution, the engin
eer's preliminary estimate for the cost
of laying and constructing the said sewer,
catch-basins, man-holes, lamp-holes,
flush-tanks and branches Is fja,i66.jo,
but may lc more accurately ascertained
by said engineer.
Now therefore, it Is hereby ordered that
uiM sewer, with all necessary nnd appro
priatc branches, cntch-laslns, man-holes.
.11.. I llmli.f nub lu. Inlil ami
constructed ns In said resolution provided
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anil according lu mm ill cuiiiuimiiy nun
I... ...irintliiw fur tin. rnnitriif tlon of
sewers prepared by the city engineer
wltliin sewer districts noi, 1 ami j, huh
.1itiMil I... autfl rit ill Inn. wlitrh
said laying and constructing, together
with the work nnd material lurnlihcd
Incident thereto shnll In nil rcsnccts be
done anil completed in coniorniuy wun
the plans, specifications nnd profile here-
under the direction nnd supervision of
Hie city engineer.
That the cost of said Improvement
shall be nscscd against the iirojierty In
said sewer district No. 1 as described In
said resolution, and apportioned lu the
manner in said resolution provided,
heretofore designated nnd now declared
to be sewer district No. 3.
I'aiMcil by the Council May 34th, 1910.
Approved by the Mayor May 34th,
1910.
J.l HHNIMUCKS,
Mayor.
Attest: A. M. HSSON,
Recorder.
Published In the St. Johns Review
May 37, 1910.
ORDINANCE NO. 295.
An Ordinance Providing the
Time and manner or Lay
ing and Rtlaying Construct
nir and Kcconstriiclintr a
Sftwer on Philadelphia Street
in the City of St.Jolms from
JerseyStrcctto Hayes Street,
with an Necessary ana Ap
propriate Catch - Basins,
Man-Holes, Lamp Holes,
Flush-Tanks and Branches.
The city of St. Johns docs ordain ns
follows:
The council of the city of St. Johns
having ascertained the vot of laying nnd
re-laying, coutiriicuug aim rc-v-umiimi-liu'
u sewer in riilludelnhia street from
jersey street to Hayes street with all the
necessary ami iipprupnnic cnicu-iwaiu,
man-holes, lamp-holes, (lush-tanks, and
branches, ns shown by the resolution of
the council of said city adopted the 3d
duv of May. IQlo, mid recorded In the
office of the recorder of wild city, and
...lilrB tliHn-nf Imvlni' liceu mibliihed in
the St. johus Review, n weekly newspa.
per ol general circulation puuiisucii in
tit, Joiius, tne sauie oeitig uic uiiiciui
paper of said city, on the 6th and t jth
.iiivHof Muv. kiio. us shown bv the affida
vit of the foreman of snid jwpcr, which
affidavit is on file lu the office of the city
recorder; and the legal posting of notices
thereof, usshowu by the affidavit of the
city engineer, which said affidavit is on
file lu the office of the city recorder; and
more than fifteen days having elapsed
since the date of the tirst publication of
said notice mid no remonstrances having
been filed; mid. us provided by said reso
lutloii, the ciiKlueer's preliminary esll
mate for the cost of laying mid re-laying,
constructing and re-constructing the
n-ild hewer, catch-basins, man-holes.
lamp-holes, flush-tanks and brunches Is
33)0,(19, nut may uc inure aeturuitiy
iiseertalticd by said engineer.
Now therefore, it is hereby ordered
that said sewer with nil necessary and
upnroprlate brunches, catch-basins, man
holes, lamp-holes and llush-tauks be laid
and re-laid, constructed mid re-construct-ed
as in said resolution provided mid ac
cording tumid in conformity with the
seclficatlaus for the construction of
sewers prepared by the city engineer
within sewer districts Nos. 1 and 3, and
adopted by said resolution, which said
laying and re-laying, constructing and
reconstructing, together with tbe work
utul material furnished iucldsnt thereto
shall in all respects be done and com
peted lu conformity with plans, specifi
cations uml profile heretofore adopted
by Mid resolution mid under the direc
tion auV,bupcrvUioii of the city engineer.
That the cost of said Improvement
shall be assessed against the property in
sewer district No, I, as described lit said
resolution, ami apjxjrtioucd lu the man
ner lu said resolution provided, hereto
fore designated mid now declared to be
sewer district No. I, .
Passed by the council this 14th day of
May, 1910.
Approved by the mayor this 34th day
of May, 1910.
J. V, HUNDRICKS, Mayor,
Attest: A. M. RSSON,
Cltv Recorder,
Published lu the St Johus Review May
37, 1910.
Subscrlbo for the Bt. Johns Review
and keep pcsUd oa Uia doings ot
the city.
RESOLUTION
The city of St. Johns does ordain as
follows:
That It deems it expedient and neces
sary to Improve No. Udison Street from
tht north line of Fesscnden Street to the
southerly line of St. Johns avenue in the
City of St. Johns In the following man
lier, to wit:
11 v imdlni? same to established irradc
or grade to be established, by cut and
fill, and by sldewalking same on either
side with 6-foot cement walk, 13-foot
curb, nnd by placing a strip of macadam
In center thereof full length; said macad
am to be 16 feet wide, 8 inches deep in
center, 6 Inches on either side, said walks
and curb to have expansion joints as di
rected by tnc city engineer, saia euro
to linve 4-inch tile drains every so feet,
nil work to be done according to plans
nnd specifications of the city engineer on
file in the office of the city recorder rel
ative thereto, which said plans and speci
fications and estimates arc satisfactory
and arc hereby approved. Said improve
ments to be made in accordance with tlte
charter mid ordinances of the city of St.
Johns nnd under the supervision and
direction of the city engineer.
That the cost oi sain improvement to
be assessed ns provided by the city char
ier iitioii the tironcrtv csocciallv nnd nar-
tlcularly benefited thereby, nnd which is
hereby declared to be nil of lots, parts of
lots, blocks and parcels of laud fjctwccn
the termini 01 such Improvements nntit
tint: unoii. ndlnccnt or tiroximate to said
No.Itdlsou Street. from the uiarf dial lines
of said street back to the center of the
block or blocks or tracts of land abutting
thereon or proximate thereto,
Tlint all the tironcrtv Included in said
Improvement district aforesaid is hereby
declared to be "Local Improvement Dis
trict No. 16."
That the city engineer's assessment of
tlic probable total cost of said improve
meat of said Street is I;li7.48.
That the cost of said No. Itdlsou
Street to be assessed ngnlnst the property
In said local assessment districtas provid
ed by tue city cliartcr ot the city ot bt
Johns.
Adopted the 34th day of May, 1910.
A. M. HSSON,
City Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review-
May 37111 and junc 3, 1910.
RESOLUTION.
It Is resolved by the city of St. Johns:
That it deems it expedient nnd necessary
to Improve .Midway avenue irutii loium
bin lioiilevard to .llelllnuliam street In
the city of St. Johns in tlte following
manner, to-wlt:
lly grading same to established grade
or L-riide to be established by cut nnd
fill, mid by sldewalking same 011 either
side Willi o-ioot cement walks, 13-1001 ce
ment curb, with 6-foot wooden cross walks
aud standard box gutters. Said cement
walks aud curbs to have expansion Joints
where directed by the city engineer.
Said curb to have 4-inch tile drains every
50 feet according to the plans and speci
fications of the city engineer on file in
the office of the city recorder relative
thereto, which said nlans aud sDcclfica
cations nnd estimates nre satisfactory and
are hereby annroved. Said Improve
ments to be made lu accordance with
the charter and ordinances of the city of
.St. Johns, under tue supervision ami 111
rcctioii of tlte citv enimiccr.
That the cost of said Improvement to
lie assessed as provided ny tue cuy.cnar
li-r utmit the nmticrtv esncclallv and nar
tlcularlv benefited thereby, and which Is
hereby declared to be nil lots, parts of
lots, blocks and parrels ot land between
the termini ot sucii improvements anut
tlmr uno.11. adlacctit or tiroximate to said
Midway avenue from the marginal lines
of snld avenue back to the center of the
block or blocks or tracts of laud abut
ting thereon or proximate thereto.
That all oronertv Included lu said liu
provemeut district aforesaid is hereby
declared to be local assessment district
No, 37.
That the city engineer's estimate of
the pmnauie total cost ot sain improve
uientof Midway uveuue In'foSja.jB
That the cost of said Midway avenue
to lie nssesscd against the property in
snld local assessment district us provided
by tlic clty.ciianer 01 tue city 01 t
Johns.
Adopted the 34th day of May, 1910,
A. M. HSSON,
City Recorder.
Published In the St. John's Review
May 370111! June 3, 1910.
OREINANCE NO. 296
An Ordinance Establishing
the Orade on Edison Street
in the City of St. Johns
from Philadelphia Street to
St. Johns Avenue
The city of St, Johus docs ordain as
lonows;
Tlinl iIih I'niili- nti Kilttnti itreet In the
city of St. Johns lietween Philadelphia
street and St. Johns avenue be, and the
same is hereby established according to
and til conformity wun tiienronie mere,
of prepared by the city engineer, now on
file in the office of -the city recorder,
which said profile has been examined
tiy tue council aim louuii sausiuciory
,iil 1. lt-r-liv nilnntFil itml nnnrnveil.
Passed by the council this 34th day of
Mm. mm
Approved by the mayor this 34th day
of May, l J to.
j. i", un.Mmiv.iv.0,
Mayor.
Attest: A. M. I5SS0N,
Recorder.
Published In the St. Johns Review
May 37, 1910.
ORDINANCE NO. 297.
An Ordinance Establishing
the Orade on AUdwav Ave
nue in the City of St. Johns
from Columbia boulevard
to Bellingham Street.
The City of St. Johns does ordain as
follows;
That the grade on Midway avenue in
the city of bt. Johns between Columbia
boulevard and llellinghaui street be, aud
the same is hereby established accordiue
to and In conformity with the profile
thereof prepared by the city engineer
and on nie In the office of the city re
corder, which said profile has been ex
amined by the council aud found satis
factory aud is uercDy adopted aim ap
proved. Passed by the Council this 34th day of
May, 1910.
Approved by the Mayor this 34th day
of May, 1910.
Mayor.
Attest: A. M. KSSON,
Recorder.
Published lu the St. Johns Review
May 37, 1910,
Our Special Sale
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STORE DURIAC THE EXPjM5KM 4j4LE. THERE WERE THREE MYS M P-dRTICU-UAK
TMT WITH ALL THE EXTRJl HELP WE COULD rtOT WAIT UPOrt THE TRj4DE.
THE &ALZ HAi LEFT US WITH A LARCH AUABER Of REAMrtTSirt
Summer Suitings. Lawns, Organdies, Batistes, Cheverwool
Poplins. Noma Shantungs, Noisettes, and Ribbons. Laces and Embroideries.
THErt OUT Or THE V!ST AUABER Or PAIRS OT SHOES SOLD WE HJIVE A LOT Or
ODD SIZES. IF THEY FIT YOU YOU 1AY STILL R4VE THEM AT VERY LOW PRICES.
THE REMAIN ATS WILL GOT THE Si4LE PRICE FOR THIS Sj4TURDIY Atib ALL OF
rtEXTVEEK.
Beginning Junc 1st our Dry Goods, Furnishings and Shoe Departments will be closed promptly at 7:30 p. m.
and nojgoods will be sold from the Grocery Department after 7 p. in., excepting Saturdays and pay nights.
Yours for a better, larger and finer store,
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RESOLUTION.
It is resolved by the city of St. Johns:
That It deetus it expedient and neces
sary, for the preservation ot the
public health to construct and lay an
appropriate sewer on Burlington meet
in the city of St. Johns from the center
of Hayes street to the center of Brad
ford street on BurllnRton street; thence
on Bradford street to a point 3 feet north
westerly from the northwest llncof Salem
street, thence southwesterly and paral
lel with Salem street to the Willamette
river, and to build nnd construct nec
essary and appropriate catch-basins, man
holes, lamp-holes.flush-tanksand branch
es as follows, to-wlt:
Commencing on Jersey street at the
Intersection of Richmond street, run
thence ulotif; Richmond street to Hayes
street; thence following Hayes street to
Ilurllniiton street.
Commencing on Ivanhoe street at
the Intersection of Mohawk street, run
nliiK thence alonj; Ivsuhoe street to
Richmond street.
Commencing on Hayes street at Its In
tersection with Mohawk street, running
thence along Hayes street to Burlington
street.
Commencing on Oresham street at
the Intersection of Mohawk street, run
ning thence along Oresham to Burling
ton street. . , .
Commencing on Willamette boulevard
at a Hue parallel with the center ot Mo
hawk street, If eitended.runnlng thence
along the Willamette boulevard and Pill
more street to Burlington street.
Commencing on Kdison ttreet at the
intersection of Richmond street, running
thence along Udlsoti street to Darlington
street, ,
Decatur, Crawford and Bradford street
the same as Itdlson street.
Commencing ou Decatur street at a
point 50 feet from Pittsburg street, run-
niiiif llience bioiih vccaiur street iu
Richmond street.
Coiiimcuclne on Crawford street at
the Intersection of Pittsburg street, run
iilug thence along Crawfonl to Burling
Inn itreet.
Said work of Uylng and constructing
said sewer, catch-boaln. man-hole,
lamp-toles, flush-tanks and branches
to be done according to the
plans, specifications and estimates
of the city engineer on file with the city
recorder relative thereto, which said
nlans. sneeificatlona and estimates have
been examined by the council and found
satisfactory and arc uereoy approved
The statement in wrltlnir made by C.
H. Andrew, city engineer, outlining the
district, in His opinion, mat win. spe
cially be benefited by such sewer and the
property that should be assessed with the
cost and expense ot Uylng and construct
ing said sewer hat been examined by
the council and found satisfactory and is
hereby approved, which said plans, apec
Ideations and estimate .together with
the statement outlining said district as
aforesaid are hereby referred to and
made a part ot this resolution.
Said district Is bounded aud described
as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point in the center of
Burlington street opposite the center of
block 39 in James jotin second uui
Hon to the city of St. Johns, run thence
easterly, parallel and too feet distant
from Hayes street t a point 30 feet
westerly from Richmond street; thence
run northerly, parallel with and 50 feet
instant irom Kicamesui sire w
street: thence rust alg the southerly
line of Jersey street t the northeasterly
corner ot lot 11, block 3, Severance ad
dition; thence run along the easterly
boundaries of loUXI and 1 3, block Sev
erance addition to the center line of
uld block t; OiMitM run alomr the cen
ter of said block te t center l Mohawk
street; thence run southerly along the
easterly Hue ot block 3 and 4 Adam
addition, extended to the center of Dec
tar street; thence run easterly along the
center of Decatur atmt to a point oppo
site the center ol block M Miner' addi
tion: thence run southerly along the
center line of M block 31 to the center
of block 46 In Mine addition; tnesce
run westerly 100 fet aiHaui iron ana
narallel to ltradtord street to the center
of Pittsburg street; tkonee run northerly
along the center of Httsburg street to
the center of Greshaw trt; thence
along the center ol Burlington street to
the place of beginning. Said district be
in 1. freourinhlcallv shown by the heavy
lack boundary line ot the plat.
That the cost be aMorttouM a fol
lows: .
1. That the cort ot the snaia uwow
sewer on BurlWfttoa w
temiined and oasssse l OMsally pec sjuare
fool over the utsreuwUKt.
. That the coM ot all completed later
als be detcrmiM in a mm4 total aa4
this grand total b oW M tejnal amount
per square toot by alt pvoporty directly
Frrmtrnu mv '-- Mtkia the JUtHct.
That the total Miw-rt be composed of
No. 1 add No, 1. Th eociuoaiww are
items the same M for dwtrict No. a.
That the cot of aM improvement be
assessed again hb ntoperty within the
sewer district oueMnsd by the cKy en
gineer and to be anpoHioned a in uii
statement - - alt of whlftk 044
property in soil "iit. I by de
clared to be iUy d fuurtkMtorly
bcaeittd by tSk ImemwiwmM
BONHAM & CURRIER
amount and in manner provided in said
statement of said engineer and herein
set forth. I
That the property Included In said
sewer district, aforesaid, is hereby desig
nated and declared to be "Sewer District
No. V
That the engineer' estimate of the
orobable total cost is ii.aos.oi.
That this resolution shall be kept of
record In the oflice of the recorder and
shall be published for at least once a week
for two successive week lu the St. Johns
Review, a weekly newspaper, the same
being the official newspaper of tlte city of
St. Johns: the city etntineer within five
days from the first publication of this rcsot
lution shall cause to be posted in two con
spicuous place on the street or streets
.along the line of contemplated sewer a
notice headed: "Notice of Sewer Work"
In letter not less than one Inch In length,
and said notice shall contain In legible
character a copy ot tin resolution and
. the date ol it passage; ami me city en
Kincer shall file an alTulavit of the posting
of such notices and the time when and
the place where the same have been
posted, with the city recorder.
That remonstrance may be filed
by the owner of any property with
in the improvement district within fif
teen day from the first publication of
tins resolution,
Adopted this 17th day of May, 1910,
A. M. RSSON. Recorder.
Published lu the St. Johns Review
May ao and 3j, 1910.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the county of Multnomah.
In the matter of guardianship of
Myron Claire Porbet and 1M ward Stuart
1'orbes, non-resuieni minors.
It anncariiiL' from petition ot D. C.
Rogers, guardian of the person and es
tate of Myron Claire and Kdward Stuart
I'orbes. In the state ot Orciron. that It is
necessary and beneficial for said minors
to sell tneir unuiviued one-nan interest
in lot three, four, five and six in block
twelve, James Johns second addition to
St. Johns, Multnomah county, Oregon,
said minor and their next of Viii.to-wlt:
Harriet Honor Morey, mother; Robert
B. Porbe, brother; Pred V. I'orbet,
brother; Arthur Forbc half brother,
and Iilizabeth Susan Forbes, half
sister, and all other persona Interest
are hereby ordered and directed to ap-
pear oeiore me at 9 o-ciock a. m. Mon
day the aoth day of June, 1910, at the
county court house. Multnomah county,
Oregon, in the room occupied by the
county Judge.and show cause, if any
exists, why a license should not be
granted to l. C, Rogers, guardian 01
said minor, authorising mm to sell an
of said minor' interest, to-witi an undi
vided one-half Interest in the whole ot
the aforesaid real property, as prayed for
in tue petition 01 saiu guaruian ou uic
herein.
It Is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the St. Johns
Review, a weekly paper publlsned aud
circulated In Multnomah county .Orccon.
having a general circulation therein, for
tliree successive weexs.wnicii publication
is hereby declared to be sufficient service
01 tin order on saui minors next 01 xin
and an persons interested.
Given this 19th day of May, 1910,
T, J. CLKHT0N
County Judge
Friday, May 30, 1 date of first publl
cation.
Friday, June 10, 1 date of last publl
cation.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE TO CREMTOH
In the County Court of the Bute of Ore
eon for the county of Multnomah.
In the matter of the tatc of Har
mon Try on. Deceased,
Notice I hereby given that Mary Try-
on ha been duly and regularly appoint
ed aa cxecutrixot the last wilt and testa
ment of Harmon Try on, deceased, and
all person having claim again the es
tate 01 said deceased are nereoy require
to present the lam, with proper vouch
ers attached thereto, to the said execu
trix at the oSce of H. K. Collier in St.
John, Otegon, within six (6) month
trow and after the 6th day of May, 1910,
satd date being tne nrst puouestion 01
this notice. haky iryun.
Kxecutrix of the eatate of
Harmon Tryen, deemed.
Collier & Collier, attys for Executrix.
A toffy Father
is sooa turned to a sod eae if be
has to walk' the ioor cvtry Might
with a crying baby,, VfeGec's
Baby Klixir will pake the child
well, soothe its Mrvea teakce
healthy, normal sluaibcr. Beat fee
dkwrdered bowels a ad sour stotwach
all teetaiue bb4a ueod it. Piee-,
aat to take, sure aud safe, coatatoe
bo harmful drugs. Price 35 ad
50 ceata per bottk. Sold by North
Bask Pharmacy.
Hraeeh
at tc Jean,
A RARE
85 acres of land
212 miles from
Oregon City
At $50 per acre. Enough
timber upon same to pay for
it. Running water on place.
Land Is A-No. I for fruit of
On the realty markt today. Mutt batakan qulok
Call or addrasa J.
Cor. Thompson .
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SCALES
FOR THE BEST
General Grocers
Will Stand The Test
Phones: Richmond 961
E. St Johns, Jersey 691
For First Class Tailoring go to
R. ALSBERGE
I haye opened a tailoring establishment with a
fine line of Imported and Domestic Woolens. A suit
made of these goods will make you look tastily and,
neatly. The cost is less than hand-me-downs in the
lortg run. You can get a two-piece suit for $20. Come
and see and be convinced.
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R. ALSBERGE
205 North Jersey Street.
Goods called for and delivered.
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