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WaraNrctha NOthmnnn.

IS itarb am -. Septembcr 1904, ! ubr 30
DtiH. trab, Winrgaretha MOtbmunt i'm N!tcr
bon 80 Snbren. qeb. Scd, Oerluittpete Stdot.
ler, aeIiebte @attin non @ooipb Aotbmalm.
8erlpanoie ino Sreunbc ituo etngeluoeH, DER
0eeroiauna am DiittiUudl, Den IA. September,
.gtndmittugS 2 u6r. bonn Irauer6uule, 9tr.
lola, 8anis StrnBe, bei6npobncn. &eerotgunG
Guf Der mi. GdrmelsG emctcrU.
Tie trnncrnocn SinterblieDcnen, @attc NIB
(257-S) 0tubCT.
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E.r;euA6 SAuls fir 2d,uler
Die MarnIano yanbitnmmen.s dnIe.

9nS 81. 96uIinbr beairni am IA. eeptsnt.
Der. aeiner Seiie dneeboreno; fir bic 9di.
befeft fiji ben lluterriht tn ben 5ftentIideu
S6uIen lit. Gprehen uno 9tppenaaefen ges
Iebrt. ebenTo grnmmdrs unb aidbemtife Sd.
der. Sebr eefuuo eeIeaen. tlnterbaIi uno
unterritht frei fir 9efpobner bon MarbIanb.
M,aH penbe f6 an Gbas. u. Gin, 9rin8ipaI.
(Nna2-Sept19i .Dt. 30 .Snl
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Seute febrt uniere Slt,
aenb nah LANCER Eatie mieoer sur
SduIorbeit 5rriid, unb motdle
Wtltter miro erleidtert auiotbmen.
boB Die id,uIfreie, idredIide Seit su
enbe lit. Mand)es feline Ser5 miro
allf Dem eriten Gang sur ShuIe
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GeueS eftionen iinb iett sur geIthtieune Der.
geri6tet. 0teIe ausaepnblte Cots. Ser Gu
perintenoent bes @riinbes iluo 9ooens miro
iebe eepiinffte glnsfunft %ertbeiIen. Sas Gres
ilaiorium itebt tdglin 5ur Snipeftion often.
@egeu Ndberem penbe man fmb an ben Sis
perintenoenteu nber an oas Biireau in Nr. 81,
@eitse SARATOGA. StraBe. (0prii5-l
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Sonoerbure 2ogifl Sn
einem We6lelblotte Ieien mir: .0ie
Sormer IN Tern1ont boben bemieien,
baB tic ielbitit1noig oenfen; uno Die
IN @iSconiin meroen ibrem 9eiipiel
folgen. Der quite @ei5enpreiS lit fir
fie Elm beiieres I%rglnnent, ols NueS,
mas Die Gompagne.Heoner porbrin.
gen fonnen." Ger beilrigc quite @ei.
5cnpreiS lit ulio allf Gonto ser repub.
lifnniiben Administration 5l ieben.
Die muB oemnod Die @ei5enpreiie
beS McltmorfteS in oie Sobe getric.
ben boben. 8er gloubt Gas? Nit
'ebenlo bere6tigtem nIelbItItGnoi9en
9enfen" fonnten Damn Die Wiuionen
Der Gpnilmenten Die boben @ei5en.
nno Weblpreiie oerurtbeilen, oia
ibnen oos tGglide 9roo o%ertbeucrn.
Die @ei5enpreiie boben nit unierer
Yolitit nidt oas 8erinqlte Sll tbitn;
iie rid)ten lid ~nud)Nngebot uno9tod)-
froge uuf Dem @eltmorfte. Snl
Sale uniere omerifoniihe @ci5eit.
ernote einntol elm iolder tSeblidlo0
iein Iollte, ouB Der Snlono-G onium
nid)t geoedt peroen f0nnte - pos
ia iebr inpabrifeinlih lit - miirot
Der republitoniid)e SOL BON % Gents
olf ben 8uidel Wei5en Die &ala-
mitdt elmer @ei5ennotb MIR pcr9ro.
berr.
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5. Il vet. 9auI 469D. WVo.-s8tnofor 22s.
8. Sanoers e S0bue,
2etnenbeiGtter puo Ginbaliamirer,
Hr. 1908 uno ITO Canton 9luenue.
Snbttianteu pun Rateat.G aStrts.
MebrtO-l
Subn Scriuia e Gpbu,

2eitenbcitntter aub @i~u6aliamirer.
sr. zoos, Srleans.S Str. Mb. Gel: 0iuoipr 255.
Siueiagefhdtt: Nr. 52i. berI. @uiterr.goenne,
Baltimore, Wlnrblnno GeIepbon:
e%Stnoior 60. Stutthen ipcroeu peIiefert fir
9o9detten, llnter0altulgen unb dnocre @eIe.
9enbeiteH. (5ebrl4, 1S,I&S)
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@ermiidte Inseisen.
TIr Salncn.
Bette iadfnnSise Ansen.ltRterinduns
F~uffeufrei.

e@ltrnu1e uueenIeiben, nubaIfenbe Ropi.
I1trer3en, tctuie @eits unb a~urstutiefett f5ii.
ten oertnteocn iper6en, ipettfl etc lid meiner
glider, ipenn n6tbie, frerben Sbnen sn ben
oenibar n.ebrieiten Bretien areefertiet. Mein
pom neutlten &r1uteru fnbrt3irtes Iu8enipaf'
lsr W oas bette fit jhhpaohe, rofpe ODER etts
Ninoefe Mieert. 8roBeS 9ager tn fhnftli6eH
aueen unb Sbermomeferu.
" MNhet llntp. abfoIu. beutf4er Sptifer
- "s"1'@' sr. $50, Vrfb.Vdn'etr
rttie eet, aenau auf meinc Gtrrna i,ne glnp
uer au atteu. (@ebf30 I&Sl
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Cation s Bnrnett
6anbelsifbmle

nub Smile fir etensgrapbie Hnb Shpeturtttng
fir fnnsr W,duner NIB Tamen.
a5nneit Gle ole 4rbeit tbun. ipeIhe pie Welf
fnufmdnniife SanSi6 RITA = 0eritebeu sic bic
ouppeIte 8udfibrung2 = 96Hnen sic ftenoera'
pbiren unb an Der Discriminating arbeiten3 =
4onuen sic eine 9feibe 3tftern RAID nio ridtte
anbere fauftldnniIbe 6ormul1re ri6tie uus'
f%ertieen? - Wenn Gle Dies rtiht %fonnen,. per'
ben Sic biHter 9eler. Die es fonren, anriidtre'
ten Inifen. Nir f5nnen Sie NIT ben &eHntntt'
len uisriitten. peIfe Die @efhdftsipelt oerIar9t.
Negen ndberer alsfunft ipenoe man itb ooer
u~oreffire an
Baltimore, Mb,
@et-9rand1 y. Dt. 6. ". gntlbtne.
Betee 1eiepboue. (slua4 ,9&S,3 Ute)
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EpbesfGQe.

srm 0. eepiember 3Opn 9, AruOlO i'm AItcr
bon % Sabreu.
Vim Q. september georac 9. Seel, JIM, -
Sabre alt.
gm II. September Nnuic WiurD &rcttmnur.
gn 10. September AmCltn Guieuitott Go
Sabre alt.
sm 10. eeptem6er Mlaagte stenssl I'M FILTER
bon II Sabren
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Baltimore Gemctern.

girean: 0r. 344, s1urb.GbnrlcS. StraBe.
geeribntbpIlse sliut 8erfuuf = bon S25
an, NIT MlarrnorpfoiteH abgesren5t. $35-@Iae
filr bier @riher. ESoniS.tS y
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GSitpriene Nptiien.

Ole Sn0rcbicu5icn oe$
Nooieuelt'id)cn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
limo bier SbCiIc ,Gou oe Cob" fir
ilh uno ieine Yortei, orci Ibeilc
Scrb0dtiglulg Der Gemofrnten, 5ruei
Sbeile 900er iiir Stimmcniol9 uno
Elm Sbeil SopbiSmcn, oo5 @un5r
gut genliift mo gcihiittelt.
Sans bcrQciicn bate e
es, oob lie perbcirotbct iuor, So io9.
te cine Sdoilipielerin in Gbico9o Dor
@eriht ans. Sieber Simmcl, man
fam bod niht olid) Niles bebolten!
llebrigenS bate ollh Der Wom Die
pergeBIihe Game onron e%rinnerl
fonnen.
GopitGnT Of / It II einem
Canoe .Siaifum" in england nnge.
fommen. @or orei Sabren bat er
nit Der NliBifole bon 30 Sub 2Gnge
uno 2l2 SUB 9iefe mo orei fIeincn
Mioiten, ole 3S WorbS Seoel trogeu,
@oncouuer, .. s., ~nerlolIen uno leits
Dem 41,0O0 Wteilcn Suriid1eIeot.
Gas finou5ieIIe graeb.
nib beS %ooriobri9en 5cbnten oeutlhen
SurnieiteS IN Niirnbcre mor lout
Seltiteluna bes Sinon5ousiduiieS III
Der Sdlublibung pom 26. Ill9uit 5.
s. 24,762 Morf lleberihuB. Die Dor.
ber9ebenben Surnieite in Wiinheu,
8reSlou mo &ombur9 botten Teti.
5its BON 10000 bis 5000 Morf CT.
9eben.
gle 3abl Der @roBfeuer
nit einem Sdaoen bon mebr, ais
10000 Collars belief lid fir ole Ger.
Stooten uno CANADA I'M Nuguit 5.
s. auf 800. 3ipolf SeuerSbriinite
5eritorten Gigentbum inn @ertbe bon
100000 bis 100000 Collars, led)S
iolhe bon 100000 bis 3S5,0OO 9ol.
lars. Ger burh Seller ongeridtete
Sdooen be5iffert iid fir Den auguit
ouf nobe3u 5ebn Milionen Collars
fir Die eriten ob9elaufenen ad)i
Nonate bieies Sabres betrdat er iiber
1914 Willionen Collars, etno 80 Wfil.
lionen mebr, oils in oerielben 3eii
Ger beioen porbergebenoen Sabre.
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Qie Gnti h chung zines
Gbicogo'er Hidters, ooB Die our6 10.
genunnte Corners" finitlih geItei,
gcrtcu @reiie fiir @ci3eu, Wois II. J..
IL. niht cingetriebcn merOen fonnen,
lit Uon h06iter @eoeutlng. 6inOet
tie ole 9iQigung Der boberen &c
ritte, 10 mare oomit Dem lining ocS
,Gornern" elm Gnoc gemodt, unO
ooa mare Elm @lilt fitr 0oa gauge
&unO.
GnQIiihc 9IGtter per
id1mtcu nidt, bel irQcno cinem ans
oeuti6cm @eiitc itonmcnocn ruff
iden Sdific lpcnu nur 0ie @cIegen'
belt iib bictet, Ooroui bin5npc,ien en-,
DOB ous S6iff emit Die oclttihe
8Iogge gefiibrt uno crit tlr5 Dor oocr
mad Dem AuSbrud) oc5 &ric8ea al
HuBlono oerfallft morOen lei. Gn9.
lono ielbit ober bat mad omtliter
elite felt 9c0iun oea &ricQc9 Den
straightforward niht wcni9cr, ais 30
Stiffe %perfouft. @cnn 3pci Ooa-
Iclbc tblm, lit Is nidt Oaiiclbc.
Gic SoQ0 Soiiou bat
foum begonncn, u1o ihon tonuncn
ans pcrihie0cnen lbGilcn 0ea Gam.
ocS 9tuhridten iiber &crIlritc M
N}enihcnlebcn. Der Stoot N}ihiGon
bot in 6ol9c Der oielen llnaliltat0Iic,
mclhe ben &Ggern 5llr &oit iailelL elm
@eieb nngenommen, ooa &c0cn, Der
olri Der So9O einen N|cnihcn cr.
ihieBt, nit cincm Sabre @efdnaniB
oOer $4,000 @eloitroic belcGt. "a lUer'
ben Die Serrcu &0Qcr mobJ crit juic-
ben, oh tie ciu Nilo Deer cincn W}cn-
id)cn Dor ibrcm @cpcbr bnbcn.
Gas TO # bare cbNcmunh
oq5 Eierpont W%tor0on nm bobc1
EreiS getollft mn Damn IN cincm
2on6oner Muieum nrageitcllt bat,
mat ans Der &%otbcorolc 5l 2Icoli &c,
ItobIcltta Ger 0ieb, Gin @5otoqrapb,
gtdiitenS Nocdigioni, ser nab eng
Iono fllbr mo OoS @cWono BORT Der.
follftc, lit bel iciner Hiiftcbr perboi-
tet lporoen. Wton mar %Qcipnnnt, ob
Morgan Die 0icbe9beutc bcruuSgcben
milr0c ooer nidt. Die itoIieniide &c.
gierlrng mo Der &otifon leiteten bel
Der englii6en Hcgieruug &er6on0.
lltngcn elm. 0ieie bat MN crtlGrt,
OaB lie nit Dem 6oQ Ni6ta 5u tbltll
babe un0 nift i'm Stunoe lei, oelt
iebigen Better 0eS @epnnoes 5ltr
9erolsgabe oeS biitoriiden S6obeS
81 5ruingen. Nle &crilld)e, Iid Wor-
gan in Der NngcleQcnbcit 81 nGberu,
limo pcrgeblid gerueien. ga, Der mil
lioneni6pere Wtorgon miro iid] ood)
ltttt Der Seblerei iduloig MAIDEN.
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2urrainc.

WlnIerli6 - Barfnrtia - SrteSGlb.
g9eitIi6 bon WnlUrouf Elm mo eine babe
Weile. 8enlItt Die nit Go>pbnttun be5eihnete
gortb'gIpeuues9ar Greie Suti6en 0ahmittups
am 3erulinus. 8reiie bon 8egrdbnibttelen iebt
ipe5teu. 9eitbte Bebingungeu. 3elephcn -
Cation 223. 8iiredt: Stnnflins uno Ginoior.
auaes. @erLnint @roibitre. lMlai4lNI&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-13

Gle Sncurporation Don
8roBbetrieben lit i'm IllgrIt in Den
oItltd)cn Stnaten beoeuten0 ubaeiol,
len. Sm Moi 8. s. fomen nod Sn.
%eorporotionen i'm 9etroge bon 1872
Wttllionen Collars Dor, i'm Sllni BON
103 Wtiaionen; I'M S1tIi tullroe fir
81 Wiaionen &opital incorporirt
inl Nltguit fir rlul0 SO Wiuionen.
0oS lit oiel meniger, ais in irgeno
einem Wonot lett Sonltor 1902. rSn
1902 purocn IN je0em Wonot &api-
tolien bon IA bis 40 WiQionen in
%corporirt, i'm @or5cn 1866 Wiaio.
nen; in 1903 Summer bon IS Wil.
lionen bis 307 Vtillionen 5uiammcn
1870 Wtillionen Collars. Siir oieieS
Sabr belaufen lid Die incorporirten
&dpitalien auf 600 WiQioncn uno
iiberitieGen nilr IN 5lpei Wonoten Die
.Mdrte. Sn 1901,
benz Sabr Der Stabltrult. uno Nor.
tbern Securities 8riinoung erreidtc
bic capitalization Die enorme Sum.
me pun 300 WtiQionen. IaS Grin.
oungSfieber lit ou9enid)einlid i'm
Sd)minoen.
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Bum Mnbrnfcn
en- 0eIlehten Ddffcn
Charles z. 4iornad,

iucIber beute Dor orei Sabren. am #. Sept.
1901. 9%eitorbcn, nber rlibt oeraeiien III.
Jiu6e iuuft in 9einer @rbcn0ruit,
BIS Sth 0ctn @etlano mieoGr ruff;
Ser miro am ~iiiHgiten 3nQc Sid
@riucdeir lanft mo ielt9lih.
ESQ BON ieincr @ntfin.
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&. Snapp's ynftitut,

0r. SOL NIB S53, SOaius. straRe, 50. shnljabr.
Grbiinuug am 10. September.
9oaroers uiio IdqessS6iiIer. Spe3teQes 9es
partement fir Imbfmmme in articulation.
9irfuIure. (SeptS-)
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8cn6O6g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Dnt0Io HInHb0IpDt AIttIIOr,
Wt, gI%eruuHtHlncc NIB 6BarlessS Str, Baltimore.
gurbcreitnngss Separtement.
UlaB @arrrttiou @pans, SupertnoentiH.
Wr, 23 nuo %, Eft.Nlt. gernuns4lute,
gr5fiuuug an l.. Sttober fir ben tlnterri6t.
annelhuHgen i'm Septtmter bon 10 ll6r 8ors
mittaaS bis 4 llbr gtuhmiitaas.
Gas .8eubobUs GoUierOatortlm" btetet 8ors
tbeiIe, bic eS an einem proBurtiaen WSuiIsGen.
trum MAIDEN. 0us bon feiuem nnoeren 9oniers
Outorium oeS 9dnoes iibertroilen miro.
Taflltdt bon 40 europdtiheH ltito nrnerttdnis
Ibeu lReiiterH. eilu6lieBIi6 Der Yroteiioreu
Barftuurtb, guiTe, YrDdiuan, 8uuomin, petnens
Sahl, Sulicgn, 6utdleiun, Wtinettt, SSao. etc.
8orqefhritiener uno @lenentars lnterrth ers
fbeitt. Sreiiteuer, 9ipIome uro Se~brersGertitt'
fate.
ilntsrrihtsfuItcu Si5 bs $50 bus. S6uIiGbr,
lie nad5 benz 8rnoe uno unterri6ts5luei9e.
aaiiens mo 8"rioutsllnterrt4t. Srete Ser9tnitis
aurteen iir CfGler. 9iriuIare gratis per Qott
6erianSt. (Sept3, 10lD
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Nrana 4pebl.

IS itarb AM 10. September 1904 Sranj
YucBl, ~oeliebter Gobn pou gutouid uu6 hes
nerttorbenci Charles Qoebl, i'm Nlter bon 10
9obren. Sic @eeroiGun9 finoet StcuItag, oet
-. September, . ubr 8ormittag5. bon bet
@obuuna ieiner' Witter. gir, ~, S'0unncl,
Gtrube. aus itutt. Heduicrls po6urcIie fiir ouS
peil te!rer seele in Der bL, 0er8satr0e nm o
nbr, 8erDonote mo 6reunoe her 5amilie
Hno adturGcooa eingeluben. (255-0
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16

IL Is easy TO zee what should be
done. but only q few are able 10 do n
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Spanish Cabinet Resigns.

Madrid, Dee. 1.-THE entire cabinet
has rcslgncd, II is understood that
senor Maun refuses to take up the
task ot organizing new cabinet until
there lsa dissolution of parliament
The King subsequently, summoned Pre-.
mirr As'armga, who il is understood
m'imaiei he Mas not prepared Ia or
sanito cabinet unless first assured of
the support of senors Maua and Silve-
Ia IL i 'eportei that the crisis arose
an the kings refusal To sign the an.
pointment of General l.ono as chief of
the general staff.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
OREGON WINS MANY PRIZES.
W. n. wehrung Says State Made Fine
Showing AZ 81. Louis.

Portland. Dee, H.. - After several
months In ~. Louis. where hc had
ehargc II the Oregon exhibit at ihr
Louisiana Purchase exhibition, ". II,
Wchrung returned "a Portland ycsler,
day, lie reported wide interest among
Fasteners Ia the Lewis and CLARK ex.
position and predicted there will bc
hcavy westward travel next year Tor the
purp"sc oi seeing the Western world's
fair.
Mr. Wehrung speaks highly of the
showing made 10y Oregon at the n.
Louis fair, saying that the state held
mp we'll against states with much larger
appropriations, lie also says that lac
has hccn told that washington's repre-.
-enlalNcs boushl a consignment Of ore.
gun cherries from dealer and cxhib-
ii"i them rs Washington proiuct. Thus
Oregon competed in the cherry contest
against her own proluct,
The total number of medals won by
the Oregon exhibit is 2ss, oi which ~
were gold m~lals, $50 we're silver and
n bronze.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
n.r,nworms We. ,.op.rr..

Darwin concluded that the earth
worm In i've years brings up sol
enough to cover the ground one inch
thick. and that. therefore. the resul,
OF It's labor is OF vast Importance.
reckon that the pocket gopher does
this In ave months. IL does not do IL
In the same way or 50 effectively. he.
cause the earthworm actually digests
the substance OF Its castings. but IL IA
evident that the pocket gopher's meth.
cd answers the purpose OF fully dis.
integrating and mixing the dead yese-
tation with the soil 10 produce a rich
aud fertile black loam.-Csntury.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
The School Question.

81. Johns, Or, Dec. 10,
Mr.. Editor: ! want TO beg your in
diligence for a short space. Will prom
ise not TO infict a like punishment on
YOU again If you will kindly publish
the following article, though 1t may
be disconnected and a little out of
Joint. Still II may be the means OF
showing how little argument was made
by either T. j. NJ. for or by Progress
against the Capitalization of schools. IL
any one had been to the school meet.
ing on Wednesday evening, December
Z, and listened to Professor Robinson,
county superintendent Of schools, they
would have heard all the argument
that was necessary to convince the
most ardent advocate of dividing the
school. the detrment II would be to the
scholars as well as the district at large.
Mr.. Progress says in his argument
for building a school in some other
part of the district that the voters
showed by their vote on the Sth of
November that they, the taxpayers, did
not want any more built on to the
present building Let us see how that
was. II 7 remember correctly the
notice stated that the election was for
the purpose of voting bonds Of 10000
with which to provide for the great in
crease in school children. Nothing
was said about building any where else
than at the present site. Consequently
IL was not on account of where the
building was to be, but simply because
a great many voters thought the board
asked too much. I am sorry that I do
not know T. j. VI. as well as Mr..
Progress does, for think his ideas were
good.
And hope that when the board calls
another meeting ! understand !
they have for December 20-that all |
who are interested will come out and
express themselves in no uncertain /
tones. And right here, Mr.. Editor, |
want 90 say word 10 this school board: /
hope they will have report on the |
Existing conditions 80 they can present
i 60 the taxpayers In such u way that
yo may all know what they need 90
make our school second 10 none in the
county or state. Hoping that we all
nay work together for the upbuilding
Il our school and town, aud also hop.
NC that T. j. ". and Mr.. Progress may
meet and shake hands across the gap.
ng chasm, remain vour for
CENTRALTzATION.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
A Good Word for the City.

Editor Review often am writ
ten 60 about my home town. -. Johua
and its environs. ] have % write ~
reply the only one explanation apropo.
thereto. to.witi That S. Johns 4.
destined 20 be tl~ New York ~ the
Wcsti !. g., the Pacific coast whyi
We have the point adjacent 20 tho best
harbor on the coast, the Columbia and
Willamette rivers. Vessels NJ all
stages of the tide. NJ all hours ~ tho
day, can dock, and the dccping ~ the
har NJ ocean tide allows free cgress and
ingross. no matter how Old Borcas
howls or what combing waves their
white caps break. Can any other har.
bor boast as muchi Tho writer has
visited them all. Again. the Columbia
! and Willamette valleys are the natural
channels for the Pacific trade. That
vast expansion lust being entered upon
wherein the Pacific will become an
American pond" soon we will SEQ
the white wings ~ American com.
merce peacefully on its mission of love
bcnehcient assimilation from the port
of ~, Johns Tho vest interests that
will center No ~. Johns aud radia,e
thercfrom will have these carriers of
peace on every sen, soon will We see
the gallant tars 81 ~. Johns sailing
vessels owned and manned hy 81. .iohnsi
capital aud friends, singing the lar.
board watch ahoy through the isthmian
canal, and ~. johns lumber, hour and
other exports In New York harbor aud
London and the capitals ~ the old aud
new world, These things are coming.
~, Johns, situated M II New York citv,
h the only proper place FOR the vast
manufacturing industries that will and
must locate here. Freedom 0f the
water front gives Il the preference over
all other harbors. Relative 20 ~. Johns.
its situation and its sister towns, there
eau lac no liner place for a residence,
hnd - Home, Sweet Home" here has a
significance that one cannot hnd else,
where. The towering peaks gllsienine
IN perpetual snow. icweled with the
royal mnni"l az heaven = sweet breath,
whose spolless purity Indicative of the
loved creator, with his smiling eoun.
tenance alwaysi with the oceans pure
NilahAing ozone always, what cheer can
there he otherwise. Pure air, pure
water, sanitary science will surely make
the peninsula n veritable garden OF
Eden, And AS one goes about and /
meets the glad hand everywhere aud
hears OF the matehless future of n.
Johns, l can but say 10 the home, |
seeker aud Investor, as | would say
ship shoy' drop your anchor here.
WILLIAM w. GOODRICH.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Thursday, December 10.

The senate spent practically the On.
tire day discussing the Philippine ad.
mini-tratiyo bill. \ number II amend.
mcnir were made. Under unanimous
agreement the vote on the bill will bc
taken tomorrow and the disposal II all
amendments will Uccur at the same
time.
The urgent deficiency bill was passed
without debate.
In the house an attempt was made Ia
call up the hill a. improve currency
conditions. This matter occupicl al.
mos, the entire day, only few minor
items coming before the huuso
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Monday, December ".

The senate committee on privileges
and elections has taken up the smoot
csse. Three witnesses we're examined
and several new points brought out.
Senator Stewart has introduced bill
TO raise the salary Of the president TO
900, 900 year, Of the vice president
and speaker Of the house to s20, 900
each, and each senator, representative
and delegate to 10000. II is provided
that the bill shall take effect March 4,
1909.
The house passed bill to give the
agricultural department control over
forest reserves.
The senate discussed the pure food
and Philippine government bills.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Tuesday, December 10.

The house passed n resolution i'm.
peaching Judge Swayne, of the North.
ern district Of Florida, for "high crimes
and misdemeanors" A committee
was appointed to notify the senate.
The senate passed bill 10 throw open
for settlement s00,000 acres In the
Yakima Indian reservation.
Nothing Of any importance was de.
veloped In the Snoot case today.
Five wiinesse we're examined.
The house resolution for an adjourn.
ment from December 2i 60 January 4
was adopted by the senate.
Senator Mitchell II sure of securing
the chairmanship Of the committee on
canale.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Wednesday. December "a.

The senate has appointed commit.
tee a. arrange for the trial II Judge
Swaync. of Florida.
A hill was passed In the senate ~.
prupriating t2b, 900 fur the improve.
mcnt II Mount Rainier national park.
In the house the urgent deficiency
bill anil several other bills u public
nature were passed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
DOINGS IN CONGRESS.
Friday, December 9.

The bouse passed the legislative, ex.
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill
almost ss IL came from the committee
and adjourned until Monday
Throughout the session today the
policy OF retrenchment held full sway,
and all attempts to increase salaries
failed.
The house passed resolution to ad-
journ December 21 until January for
the usual Christmas holiday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
A Good Rulr.

Look for so0dnsss, hook for sl.dp.,.
You viii meet them all the -hila
IL yoe bring a smiling ,issss
To the sls.s. you meet q smns
Alice CsFy.