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Measures to be Voted On For the benefit of the voters vc publish a list of the official ballot titles of each of the 32 initiative nud referendum measures to be, voted on November 8th. There nre enough of them to keep the voter busy from now until election trying to digest them: (Continued from last week). A bill for a law to create the county of Deschutes, Oregon, out of the northwest portion of Crook county, Oregon, providing for its organization, the salaries of its offi cers, and settlement of the finances between the proposed county and Crook county. 350 Yes. 351 -No. A bill for an act providing for the creation of new towns, counties and municipal districts (excepting drainage and irrigation districts) of less than one county or changing the boundaries of existing counties bv a majority vote of the legal voters of the territory within the boundaries of the proposed munici pality. and providing that 30 per cent of the number of legal voters within each territory may petition for the creation of a new municipal corporation, and the method of pro cedttre to create the same. 352 Yes. fit No. An amendment of section 10 of article tt of the constitution of the state of Oregon, permitting counties to incur indebtedness beyond $5000 to build permanent toads, and pro viding that debts for permanent roads may be incurred on approval of a majority of those voting on tli question. 354 Yes. .15 No. A bill for law to amend the direct primary law by extending its pro visions to presidential nominations allowing voters to designate the choice for their party candidate for president and vice president: for direct nomination of party cantl dates for presidential electors; for election by party voters of delegates to their party national nominating conventions, each voter voting for one delegate; for payment of dele gates actual traveling expenses, not exceeding $200 for each dele gate, and extending the publicity riguts of candidates in the state nominating and general election campaign books. 35fi Vcs. 357 No. A bill for a law creating a hoan of jieoples iiistK-ctnrs of govern mcut, providing (or publication of an official . state magazine, sail board to be the editois and pub Ushers thereof, the printing to be done by the state printer; all books ol public olliciais subject to the ex animation by the board of inside- tors iiikI reports thereof, puIislie in said magazine, all expenses the board for printing and publica lion ol the magazine, salaries, etc not to exceed one dollar for each registered voter in the Mate: the magazine shall be mailed every two months to oaclt registered voter at pilblle CXK!IIKC. 358 Yes. 359 No. lfor tin amendment of niticle constitution of Oregon, iiicieasiug initiative, referendum, and recall powers of the people; restricting use of emergency clause and veto power 011 state and municipal legis lation; requiring proortioiial elec tiou of meuilers of legislative as bcmbly from the state at large, an nual sessions, nud increasing mem bers' salaries and terms of office providing for election of speaker of House and president of senate, out side of members; restricting corjior ate franchises to 20 years; provid tug if 10 penalty for tuicxcused absence from any roll cull and changing form of oath of office to provide against socalled legislative logrolling. 360 Yes. 361 No. lfor amendment to the constitu tion of the state of Oregon, pro viding for verdict by three-fourths of jury in civil eases; authorizing grand juries to be summoned sepa rate from the trial jury, permitting change of judicial system by statute, prohibiting retrial where any evi dence to support erdict; providing lor alhrmaiice of judgment on ap peal notwithstanding error com mitted in lower court, directing supreme court to enter such judg ment as should have been entered in the lower court; fixing terms of supreme court; providing judges of all courts to be elected for six years, and increasing jurisdiction of supreme court. 362 Yes. 363 No. (Paid Advertisement.) Settle It Now Settle It Right Tor constitutional amendment giving to cities and towns exclusive power to license, regulate, control, suppress, , or prohibit the sale of lntox lcating liquors within the municipality. 328 X Ves ENDORSED BY 10,000 OREGON CITIZENS Greater Oregon Home Rule Association, (19 Ulcctrlc liuildlng, Portland, Oregon High School Notes At a very enthusiastic mass meeting of thc students of the James John High School recently steps were taken toward the forma tion of a High School Athletic as sociation. It is the intention of the students as soon as the associa tion is organized, to get the foot ball team in splendid working order and to put out both a boys and girls' basket ball team, besides giving a number of plays. A High School orchestra of about 25 pieces is being organized. Altliotir... most of the members arc amateurs, it is hoped that with an earnest effort on the part of all, effectual aid may be given in the way of music at the February com mencement exercises. Arthur Clarke, n Tunc graduate, is now a verdant freshman at O. A. C. The drawing class, under the in struction of Miss McDanicls, who recently returned from studying art in Chicago, is making rapid progress. Miss McDanicls is es pecially well adapted for the work, being very popular with the stu dents and having had several years experience in both eastern and western schools. Mrs. Coovert is training the Girls Glee club, which now con sists of about thirty members. Two new students were enrolled Monday. Arkic Anderson and William Wood, what happens when water is poured into a leaky umbrella stand in the upper hall of a high school building? Miss Ten Illcskcr, formerly in structor in mathematics here, is now teaching in St. I.otiis. She stopped off in St. Johns to visit the school n couple of weeks ago, en route to St. I.otiis. Local and Otherwise The low firm of Collier it Collier have removed their offices to the Spauldiug building rooms 601-2 Ilnvo your property Insured In U10 b't. l'mil or Northern flro Insurnnco companies. Thor are thu host. 8 li, Dablo, nKont. All our moaU aro govornmont In spooled and tho host that, nionoy can bu Thoy nro nuntly and caroful ly hnndlod. Co mo In nnd lonvo your order for froo delivery. Ward Central Mnrkot. Sidewalks in which washed ma terial is used are the kind that never have to be taken up. They have the lasting dualities, l'ut down by the St. Johns Sand & Gravel Co. Phone Richmond 157 o lfor Sale A fifty dollar course in the Scrautou International Cor ruspondence School, any depart incut, at 20 h.t cent discount, at ruto of $5.00 down, 55.00 pe mouth; further discount for cash Address "11," this office. it you want to buy, rent, sell or exchange property see Wolcott (The Kent Muu.) St. Johns Office .10 1 South Jersey. Portland Office 24S4 Washington Street, Phone Marshall 1556. Pure blooded Rhode Island Reds and llti IT Orpington chicks. Apply at this ollice or 315 W. Richmond Subscribe for tho St. Johns Rovlow mid kiMip pentad on tho doings of tho city. You cut full weight and first quality at the Central market. Just try awhllo. For Exchange. I,os Angelas 5-rooiu cottage for St. Johns projierty, either improved or vacant. 6-room house at Rodoudo bench near i.os Augcics, tor t'ortiatut or vicinity property. See O. W. KUlillK.1, hone Jersey 941 309 No. Jersey. How Is Your Title? Haw your obstructs made, con tinued or examined ut the Peuinsu- a Title, Abstract and Reulty Co' Accurate work. Reasonable fees. II. Henderson, Manager, 120 North ersey street, A MODERN BATHROOM Is both an ornament and an economy. Glistening tilenml glittering metal work surely make an attractive combination. The cleanliness and sanitary arrange ment ineun the saving of many a doctor's visit. EDMONDSON CO. 303 S. Jersey St, Phoue Jersey 91 ORDINANCE NO. 331. An Ordinance Providing the Time and Manner of Im proving North Jersey Street from the North Line of Cat lin Street to the Weyer haeuser Tract In the City of St. Johns. The City of St. Johns does ordain as follows: The Comic of the City of St. Johns having ascertained the cost of improving No. Jersey street irominc westerly siue line of Catlln street to the Weyerhaeus er tract in tnc city 01 at. jonns, m shown by the resolution of the council of said citydatcd on the 6th day of Sept., 1910, nnd recorded In the office of tlie recorder of said city, and notice thereof having been published In the St. Johns Review, n weekly news paper of general circulation, on the 9U1 and t6th days of September, 1910, as shown by the affidavit of the foreman of said paper, which said affidavit is on file in tnc omcc 01 mc cuy recorder; nud legal posting of notices of such improvement, as shown by the affidavit of the city engineer on file in the office 01 tnc city rccortier, aim 110 riMtintistranccs havlm? been Tiled, nnd. as provided by said resolution, the engin eer's preliminary estimate of the cost of said Improvement be more accurately t8.78. hut shall determined uy said engineer. Now. therefore. It Is herebv ordered that the said street be Improved and the time for the completion of said Improve ment Is herebv fixed at sixty days from the last publication of notice of proposals of said work, which said projxjsnls must Im: filed with the recorder of said city on or before the 8lh day of Nov., 1910, nt 8 o'clock li. in. of said day. That said street shall be Improved fill III v! llv L-rmlltif same to established Krad or grade to be established by cut and fill nnd bv sldcwnlkliiL' same on cithci side with six-foot cement sidewalks, twelve-foot curbs the entire leu IIKth with all necessary crosswalks nud I'tillrrs. bo Said walks nud curl) to have expansion joints as directed ny tnc cuy engineer; curb to have four-inch drain tile every fifty feet, hitch-rings to be placed curb as directed by the City Itngluccr ill The city recorder suan give nonce tmblicntlou for not lest than three by in sertlons In the St. Johns Review, the official ncwspaiier, Inviting proiwiwds for making said improvement. Said improvement shall in nil respect he done nnd completed In conformity with the provisions 01 uuihmiiccs ho, 160 cxeent ns otherwise provided In this ordinance; nil work to be done under the dlicctlon and supervision of the city engineer. That the cost of said improvement shall lie assessed niralust the proinrrty lu llii local liniimvemetit district ns d scribed III said reMilutlou nud designated as nud declared to be "Local Itnprov mcut District No. .10." Passed by the council this iHthday of uctoncr. 1910. Approved by the mayor this 18th day of October, 1910. J. 1 IIKNDRICK8, Mayor. Attest: A. M. HSSON, Recorder. Published in the St. lohtis Review October 21, 1910. Proposals (or Street Work Scutcd proposals will be received the office of the recorder of the rity St. Johns, until Nov, 8, 1910, al8 o'clock n. 111. for the Improvement of No. Jer sev street from the north Hue of Catlln street to the south llueof IhcWcycrhacus er tract in the manner nrovldcd bv ordl nance No, 331 subject to the provisions 01 tlie emitter uini ordinances 01 tue city of St. Johns, and the estimate of the city engineer, on file, iMiuluccrs estimate 01 cost msjn.7. lllils must be strictly til accordance with printed hlauVs which will he furn lulled mi application nt the office of the recorder of the city of St. Johns. And said Improvement must he completed on or ix lore 00 uuys irom now a, 1910. No proiKisuls or bids will be considered unless accompanied by u certified check nayuble to the order of the mayor of the envoi ht.joiius, ceriiued ny a rcspotisi hie bank for an amount equal to ten per cent, 01 tnc axunge propos.ii. The right to reject any ami all bids I hereby reserved. lly order of the city council, A.M. HSSON, City Recorder, Published in the St. Johns lUvlcw Oct. 11, 38 and Nov. -1, 1910. REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS Tlie following list of legal blanks are kept for sale nt this ollice and others will be added as the detiiam! arises; Warranty deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort Knees, batlstactton ot Mortgages, Contracts for Sale of Realty, Dills of Sale, Leases. All these blanks nt the uniform price of 30c per dozen. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 11 A. Al. Review, Baptist State Convention Conrad L. Owen, Pastor 7:30 P. M. What Makes Bootleggers, I,aw or License? EVERY SUNDAY Cor. Chlcioo & Leonard Sis, TIMBER LAND If you are looking for good timber land that is well locat ed and can be gotten at a great bargaiu for a few days, sec R. R. CHURCHILL Preach the gospel of St, Johns. DRESSES. SylTEErt SKIRTS, SIM SKIRTS. , , BylBYS' FLylMEL. SKIRTS. KIA011S. WRAPPERS. CISHMERE HOSE. LMB WOOL VESTS yliD SEAI-SOFT SOLED SHOES. THE LARGEST JMD AOST VARIED MAE OF MEi'S, VOAEA'S. BOYS' MD GIRLS' VIATER SHOES IA ST. JOHAS. BUTTERICK PVlTTERAS. '1 r Notice of Application Of the Weyerhaeuser Mud Company for an order vacating certain lots, parts of lots nnd streets 111 the said North St. Johns nddition, nu addition to the City of St. Tohns.MuKiiotnah county, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given by the under, signed, tlie Weyerhaeuser Iatid Coin Mtiy, a corporation, that It has filed with the honorable council of the City of St. Johns, Multnomah county. Ore K011, n petition, which petition is now on file, praying for order of va cation vacating certain lots, parts of lots and streets in North St. Johns addition, an addition to the City of St. Johns ns platted In and by the pint recorded in llook 308 of plat liooks nt page j8 there of, iu and by which said petition said va cation and order arc prayed for as fol lows: 1'oran order vacating nil of the following lots, parts of lot and Streets in North St. Johns addition, nu addition to the City of St. Johns, Multnomah couu tv. Oregon, particularly described hi follows; Lots numbered 3$, id, all, 19, 30 3t J. 33. 34 tt"d "'I of lot 37 except strip 30.49 feet In width off the uortl easterly side of said lot numbered 37 also that tart of Maple street (former ly liolhmok avenue) In the said North St. lohus addition, so nronoscd to vacated, being all that portion thereof Ivlnir between a line 10.40 feet south westerly from and parallel nith the northeasterly side Hue of said lots num bcred a6 and 37 extended, In said North St. Johns addition; and tuence souiu westerly to tho westerly end of sal Manle street f formerly llolbrook avenue a more turtlcular description of which would be as follows: lleeiiinlug at the southwesterly terminus of Maple street (formerly llolbrook avenue) as now laid out; uience easterly along tue souiucsu crly side llueof said lots numbered a and 37. 610.87 feet, the same being nlo the northerly side Hue of said Map! strcctffonnerly llolbrook avcniie;)thence at right angles southeasterly 60 feet to the southerly Hide Hue of said Maple strcctlfonncrly llolbrook avenue;) thence southwesterly along the southwesterly side Hue of lots numbered 36, 31. nud 3i, 616.36 feet, the same being also the southerly side Hue of Maple street (for uierly llolbrook avenue;) thence in northerly direction 60 feet more or less to the place of the beginning, the same being that part of said North St, John addition which your petitioner proposes to vacate hereby. All of the above and within described property, including th said Maple street (formerly llolbrook avenue.) now lying iu the said North St. Johns addition, oil addition to the City of ht. Johns, Miiltnoiuaii county, ure gun, according to the duly recorded map ami plat thereof, on file In the omcc o the county clerk of Multnomah couutv uregon. in hook 30a, or piai uoocs iul'c t. tuereoi. Notice Is hereby given that In accord mice with the prayer of the said petition now on me as aioressiii.iue uuaersigneu, the Weverhaeuser Imd Company, will 011 the 33d day of November A, 1). 1910, at the regular meeting of the council the City of St. Johns, Multnomah couu tr. Oregon, on that day call the said pe titloii for hearing, then and there and in accordance with the said petition apply lor an order 01 vacation vacating pan o the said plat of the said North St. John addition to the City of St, Johns, Mult uotuali county, Oregon, and the lots parts of Uts and streets as herciubefor ami above specified and described or for the allowance of so much of said petition ami tlie prayer thereof as the said couu cil of the City of St. Johns, Multnomah county, 0reK0U tuay pleased to mane. Any and all persons interested in the pruyer of the said petition aud the a plication ot the uudersigned to be mail pursuant thereto, arc hereby uotlbed to be present and then and there or other wise make objection thereto as they or cither of them may be entitled to. WKYHRHAHUSKR LAND COMPANY (Seal) By Ceo. S. Iug, Vice I'rcsuicnt. Published in the St. Johns Review, October 31, 33, November 4, II and 18, 1910. THE PALM CAFE Thos. Glovar, Prop. Pure California Port Wine $i.2i to $2.00 per gallon 'iuest ever brought to St. Jolius. Choice liquors of all kiuds at prices most reasonable. All kinds ot laundry work done promptly, Rouph dry washing 6 cents par pound. Calls wads for laundry at any place. Ring us up Phone lUch. 991, St. Johns Laun dry. Churchill Bros,proprit0rs. o Subscribe (orUe Review, and be nawr. REQUISITES It U)cje:a5on CHILDREN edylTS. HOSIERY, TOGUES, SHOES AtVb RUBBERS. - AEA'S SUITS, THE V. S. PECK L.IAE OF VOOLErt, EylGLE UADERVEylR, TIVOLI'UADERVER. RED TLAti AEk UiDERWEylR Atib IMIOrt S.UITS. L1BIES' HOUSE DRESSES, KIAOMS, OUTIrtG MIGHT BON HAM &, CURRIER X. 1 1 A f l , It oe JVot Dear Cousin Hans: Vncationliii; days vns ofcr voncc.O donuervettcrl The cchool days hnf earned again Dcr saddest by dcr yearl No more ve drink dcr saner kraut Nor endt der lager beer. To school ve vent most cfry day Vedder it be shine or rain Uud ven sometimes I hookey play, My fadder gifs wc paiu. So der boet singed, but vol's der tisc? Vy must ve go by tier school und e fry day study by: Mary hat a liddle lamb Mit voolso soft uud vite. It vottldn't study vort a tnm Cent, but lots of times votild bite mit his head und troubles mit der kids uud der teacher und Mary? I)ut ve must go, uud ve hnf to vear der best uud stoutest shoes as is made. Ve got 'cm nt our store. Der Ralston School Shoe don't rip down der heel nor run up der side und vill make your feets run like voter runs der hill down und don't hurt a bit. They vns der cheapest yet for der price. Und ven mutter haf u headache mit her back uud is not able to get quick up in der morning to get breakfast, ve haf der finest breakfast foods yet vonce. Muck Mercantile Company Phone, Richmond 821 Proposals for Street Work Scaled proposals will be received the office of the recorder of the city St. Johns until Nov. 1, 1910, at 8 o'clock P. ui. for the improvement of Pessenden street Irom tue westerly Hue 01 Wilson street to the southeasterly limits of the city 01 ot.jonus in tue manner provltieu by ordinance No. 321, subject to the provisions of the charter and ordinances 01 tne city 01 bt. Joiins, and the estimate ot tlie city engineer, on tile. This btil is lor cross walks and box gutters only, according to the plans and sinciacBiiuus tur saiu iairovcmca(. uius must be strictly in accordance wttu printed blanks which will be (urn shed on application at the office of the recorder of the city of St. Johns. And said iuiprovcmeut must be completed on or before 130 days fioin October II, 1910. ISO proposals or onis will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check payable to the mayor of the city of St Johns, certified by a responsible bank lor au amount equal to ten per cent, of ine aggregate proposal. The right to reiect any and all bids is nereuy reserved. Uy order ol the city council. A.M. HSSON, City Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review Oct, 14, 31 and 30, 1,910, NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, In order to Insure a change el ad vertisement the. copy for such ettanga should, reach this office net, later than Wedfieedsy, at 3 o'clock p. m. PIoom remember this and save the printer fcfcMII ..!..... ..tr.t.m.t. BCylRKlA va1p&. W00L.EA Notice of Sheriff's Sale III the Circuit Court of the State Oregon for Multnomah County. I.ulitla King, Plaintiff vs. of Oregon l'lakc Pood Company, a corpora Hon; Pacific Northwest Milling Com- pauy, n corporation, ucieminnts: lly virtue of nn execution, iudgmcnt order, decree and order of sale Issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled cause, to me directed nnd dated the 8th day of Octolwr, 1010, titwn u Judgment rendered and ciitcted lu said court 011 the 3;th dsy of Septcinbcr.iqio lu favor of l.utltla King, plaintiff, ami against Uregon l'lakc l'oou company n corporation and Pacific Northwest Mil lliirr Company, n conxirporatloti, de fendants, for the sum of f 1350.00 with Interest nt the rate of 7 per cent. r niiuum from the loth day of January, tuto. and the further sum of f 16-1.15 with interest nt the rate of 6 -cr csnt. per annum from the 37th day of Septcmlier, 1010, costs, disbursements and the costs of and upon this writ, com mauding me to make sate of the follow lug described real protnrrty, to-wit: All ol lots thirteen 113) lots thirteen (13) and fourteen (14) of the subdivision of tracts one (li II Acres, in Multnomah County, Oregon,. according to the plat tuereoi on file 111 theolhce of the county Clerk ol said County aud State, with tho appurteuan ccs, etc., hi Multnomah County, Oregon. Now, therefore, by virtue 01 saiti exc cutiou, iudgmcnt, older, decree and or der of sale and Incompliance with the commands of said writ, I will, on Mon day, the Mtll day of November, 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door of the County Court House lu Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, sell at pub lic auction, (subject to redemption) to tue ntgiiest burner lorcasu 111 iiami, an the right, title ami interest which the within named defendants, or either of them, had on the loth day of April, 1008. the date ot the mortgage herein fore closed, or since that date had In and to the above described property or any jwirt tuereoi, 10 sausiy sam execution, )uug incut order ami decree, interest, costs and accruing costs. K. I.. SlliVr,.NS, Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon, Dated this 1 itli tiny ot uctobcr, 1910. Published iu the St. Johns Review for live consecutive issues: Date ol first Is sue, uctobcr M, 1910, Date ol last issue November II, 1910, Proposals for Sireet Work Sealed proposals will be received at the I omcc 01 the Recorder of the City of St. Johns until October 35, 1910, at a o'clock P. iu for the improvement of Mohawk M . r ' . - " . - - - . street front the westerly line of Ivanhoe street 10 tue easterly line ol Willamette boulevard, in the manner provided by ordinance No. sis. sublect to the provis. ions of the charter and ordinances of the City of St. Johns, and the estimate of the City engineer, on file. Rngiueers estimate of cost f 8o.3i.i lllds must be strictly in accordance! with Printed blanks, which will be furn. ished on application at the office of the Kecomer ol tue City ol St, Johns. Aud said improvement must be completed on or before 6b days from October 3j, 1910. No proposals or bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check payable to the order of the Mayor of the Citv of St, Johns, certified by a rcspon- tuto oauK ror on amount equal to ten percent, of the scerccate proposal. The rieht to reiect anv and all bids Is . nereuy reserved. Jiy order ol the City Council. A. M. KSSON. Recorder, Published in the St. Tohns Review. vcwucr7, J4 anu 31, 1910. St Johns Sand and Gravel Co. JACKSON & MUSGROVC, Prep. General Contractors. We are prepared to do any and all kf&da of excavating for street work and other purposes. We also handle sidewalk and build ing material. Newton and Fessenden Streets, St Johns, Ore. Phone Richmond 1571. Dignity, independence, safety co wan a battle accouut. You are free. Your fellowmen defer to you. Start wttn tue pirst National liank to day. It pays 3. per cent. it DR. W. E. HARTEl DENTIST Phono Richmond 201 llolbrook Block St Johns DR. RAM BO DENTIST Ofllco Phono Richmond 61 First Nntlonal Dank building. SiVJOtfNS. ORCGON. Phono Jorsoy 021 llolbrook Block DR. J. VINTON SCOTT DENTIST Open .Evenings and Sundays by Ap pointment, JOSEPH McCHESNOY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Day & Night OfTlco In McChcsnoy blk, rhont Jrr Ml. St. Johns, Ortf on. Kts. rUst Jem; 1S7I. 04ci ItsM ktj 921 ALBERT CAREY, M. D. H0LBK00IC BLOCK RUenc Wtt IVu.rwlm Strut Ofllc If oursi 10 . m. to ! p. I ta 6 p. m. ST. JOHNS. OHCGON. DR. R. A. JAYNE Physician and Surgeon Office over the First National Bank St. Johns, Oragon Daniel 0. Webster, A. B. M. D Jtcsldcnce, C07 Dawson Street Office, Filter Block. University Pari, Portland, Oregon. T r7wSmer Transfer and Storage We deliver your eoods to and from all parts of Portland, Vancouver, Linn toil. Portland and Suburban LxDrsss Co., city dock and all point accessible by wagon. Piano and furniture moving a specialty. 109 E. Burlington: phone Richmond 61, tMRMCS LODGE NO. 10f KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS TJUO'CK tt I. O. U, n jitu. visitor Mwtrt Vfu com W. C AIDIRSON. C. C. . A. W. riCKlt, K. K. LAUREL LODGf No. 18Q I. O. O. f. ST. JOHNS, OREGON Meets each Monday evening In Odd Fel lows' hall, at 8:00. Visitors welcomed. L S. WrlfU. It t C h Ola. &attur CAMP 773 W. 0. W. Meets ev ery Wed n esd ay evening in Blck ner's Hall Fni4-ir.,.iiA'i.Kavri W. E. Coon, C. C, W. Scott Kellogg, Clerk. DORIC IODGC NO. 132 r, and A. M. Recular communfoatlnn on first and third Wed nesdays of each month in Odd Fellows' hull Visitors welcome. E. S. Harrington, Allen R. Jobes. Secretary. W. M. Centra! Market! HOLBKOOK BLOCK Sec us for the Choicest Cutsr of the Best Meats Obtainable. Order rated and ramify Trade SeSdUrf. T. P. WARD, Proprietor. Bring Jn your job printing while you think of It- Don't wait until you are entirely out. Wa are eauloDed to turn out neat and tasty printing promptly at Portland prices or lees. Are you using printed back en- esv. JffTrnksySP vetor?- 'IfjBflt,why et ?