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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-13
ATTACKED BARBER.
Sam slomnitzky Says He Is the
Victim of an Assault.

Charges are pending against three
Italians for an alleged assault upon
Sam Slomnitzky, barber, OF 10 New
Brunswick avenue, on New Bruns-
wick avenue last night Slomnitzky
says he was walking down the avenue
with his two daughters when three
men with dog attacked him. He says
the men were Sam and Tony Reale,
bar bers at 81 New BrI~ywick avenue.
The Realas bonds for
hearing monday mornsg.
Aduartiaa in fl.a aWs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-13
EXHIBITION DRILL.

The annual exhibition drill of the
Rutgers College Cadet Corps will be
held on Rutgers Field next sWednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock, when they
will be reviewed by United States
officer and the usual appointments will
be made. Adolph Brogger, of this
city, is color sergeant of the corps.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-13
RUMMACE SALE ENDS.
Ladies Took In . $2ss for the
Hospital.

The ladies of the hospital auxiliary
ended their rummage sale yesterday.
The amount received was 1928. The
expenses, for rent and carting, We're
Sl4. 80. Mrs. Hall collected $40. 75.
The ladies desires to thank everyone
who contributed in any way to the
success of the sale.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-13
OPEN A new STORE.
Mailer & Fucker Ready for Busi-
ness at New Brighton.

Mahler & Fucker, the enterprising
wholesale and retail liquor dealers Of
this city, open another store at New
Brighton, Staten Island. to-day.
1t will be the finest liquor store ON
Staten Island. They will carry a full
line Of imported and domestic wines,
liquors and cigars. Their many friends
in this city wish them success in their
new Venture.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-13

Advertise in tie ews.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-13

FL. LARKlNS 35T STATE Street,
Will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14

PRESENT advance showing the things that are new in Mn
New Silks Dress Mate
productions Of foreign and domestic de-
taken as criterion making patterns
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
Wednesday, March 18th, 1905.

the lead and feeling the responsibility of position in the
mercantile field
~ styles fashions
taordinay efforts combine this exhibit the which
the
diversity showing
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
Black Dress Goods.

MOHAIR SICILIAN-5Oinch weave, RICH lustrous
black suitable for shirtwast SUITS regular
For this sale yard 59c
TRENCH VOILE42inch, crisp and wiry rich deep black.
Special for this sale only per yard, 75c
CREPE DE CHINE-40inch embroidered silk dot; of
the newest novelties Special price this sale,
yard, $1.OO.
NEW PANANdAs - 46 to SO inches wide, plain
popular for shirtwast suits Your for
this sale, per yard, ST 90.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
Dainty Waist Models.

ONE OF OUR BEST FITTING models in new waists, made
Of fine linen with tucks back and front-neat, hem-
stitched with long tabs new full sleeves and tucked
cuffs, for So 90.
DAINTY DESIGNS made Of sheer white lawn, handsomely
trimmed in yoke effect with insertions and fine tucks
deep cuffs trimmed and above, stock to
match, for $500.
ExCEEDINGTY HANDSOME model with full
length insertions Val and fine tuckng between,
clusters Of tcks back full sleeve with lace inser
tucks below the elbow tucked cuffs and fancy
stock, for $500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
COIOred Dress Goods.

PRIESTLEY'S MOHAIRS - 54-inch Cravenetted Mohair
scans-pretty stripes, dots, mixtures and mannish suit
ing effects latest for the shirtwast suits, bright
silky finish; $500 and up to SO. 90 per yard
NEW COVERTS-Handsome line Of new Covert cravenette
fnish plain checked effects suitable for long coats
suits; 81 so and up to $2.75 per yard
MOHAIR SUITING-New line 44inch fancy mixed mohair
suitings, special for Wednesday; only ST 90 yard
s59c FOR $1O0 FRENCH VOILE-35 pieces fine French
wolfe for opening day crisp goods all the
leading shades, always sells $oo; cut for day. SIC
per yard.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
Handsome PefficOafS.

FINE MoHAIR PETTICoATs in black and colors made
with triple founce and trimmed with stitched bands,
hair dust rufle, regular value $3.50. Special $3.50.
HANDSOME TAFFETA SILK PETTICoAT with deep
double founce, trimmed with accordion plating and fine
tucks silk dust ruhe black and colors for $500.
GOOD QUALITY TAFFETA SILK PETTICoATs, black and
coors made with graduated accordion plated founce
edged with gathered rue, silk undeay and dust rle,
for S5.9S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
Grand Spring Millinery Showing.
Darts. London and Berlin Models.
ILace Fans, Shell Combs, Turquoise

NOTWITHSTANDING
exhibits attained high
excellence this Advance Showing artistic Millinery Creations will
the city and those desire will opportunity make ec
on Millinery
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-04

3ettunsssR tparen
i9ulb baran, bab Elm gngldnoer benz
Wdbninn dnbeimfiel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-04

tersburg III, adblt 3u ben electromagnetic.
fen Gor{dern unfer.r 3eit. Gr bot
defenders auf benz Gebtet Der 0ers
bauunsslebre srunblessnbs unters
fadunsen angeitellt uno gum She'll
eona neus Nn1hauuneen enttpidelt.
getn Snftitui, bas iid bur6 eine
muferbofte @inri9tung ousaeidnss
unb DEFENDERS fir bic @inifeftion unb
bic Beobadtuns ber gu tpihenfaafts
li1en llnterfuduneen beiimmten
9biere eeeignete D~orfebrunsen befiBt.
tpirb bon pieler Meraten aus alien
Gbeilen Der Melt befuht. papIotp III
aueleid profeTor fir p~bDiiolosie an
Der Militdrsmsbiainifden Ntobemie gu
81. Petersburg. Sn biefer Mfabemie
bat patplon nur Elm tleines, fir Irs
terrtdtsatpede ber.dnetes aaborotos
rum. feline .ui6enfdoftliden Gprfduns
gen fiibrt er i'm Snititut fir experts
inentel1e mebi5in aus. bos urfpriings
ii1 aus pripotmitteln bes @roBfurs
fen Mleranber bon Olbenburs gegrins
BIT iuurbe. fid ober felt 1891 i'm Befib
bts Gtaotes befinbet. Mm Snititut
ftnb bsrfdiebene 3psise. ME btologifde
Gbemie. pbpfiOlogie, eTperimenteIe pas
tbologie. Bdtteriologie urb @erums
therapie pertreten. Sc pirb NIT 30o,s
600 MubeI ($154.5o0) idhrIih anters
ftiiAt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-04

0rpbfirf @iabtrnir aleranbroiptti9.
reits pom .3ar.n unter5eidnet urb IN
Mbf4rtft aur Wer0ffentli9ung an bas
Wmtsblatt gefonbt tporben mar, i'm
tebten Musenblid aber auf bas DrGn<
gen bes grpbfuriten Mlobimir
Meranbrotnitfd surideeaosen tpurbe.
Wlabimir MleronbrDpitf9. Der se.
~gtnipdrtie I'm SO. 2ebensiabre itebt. 1T
tn Wruber bes ~perftorbenen Raifers
MIernnber III, bss Waters bes iebigen
0nren. er seb0rt gu benz Grobfiritens
ienfortium, bns bisher ats bas 5aupts
btnberniB eeger einsn liberaleren Rurs
n Mublanb fid ftets erfolgreih gu Bee
t4dtisen tpubte.
Orobfirft Mfobimir bilbete cine feite
9tlse fir feinen Bruber, Mlsranbsr
III, befen fpeaienes W~ertrauen CT gss
ac6. CD mar tein Mnberer ala Mlobis
MIR. Der entfhiebene Mabnabmen sur
Oerntdtuns Der apmplotte unb Rons
fpirdtiontn trail, bic Mnfangs Der 80er
S5obre bes borigen Sabrbunberts ben
kuiFf6tn Ibron btunruhigtsn unb Be.
brrbten. So begriinbete Ct unter On,
berem etne urter benz Namer ugefen.
5&dft bes WeiBen Rreuaes" betannt &c.
iporbene Qiga, beren Witglieber eiblid
perpfli4tst lpurben. iber ale Ribili'
Pen. bener fe begegnstsn ober Don
bsnen fe h1rten, gu beri9ten.
Grobfurft MIabimir Mleronbro.
uitfn 1T s SUB 8 3ou bod, brett.
f9ulteris unb bat oufre9te militGrii1,
holtung. Gsin Gefidt trdgt ben edl
tuifi4en 9ppus. Set 1874 if er mt
By Jet 80 Sabre alien SerSogin Wa,
tia bon MedlenburseS hoerin Der,
ns1bit. DER Gbe iinb bier ainber, bre
eStne unb cine Sohter, entfproHen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-04
Gsesn brn Asformkurs.
ossefavs KBIaetsnts alIerannrppttfM ans
tetne B~effrebun9eu.

Niats haratteriIirt bic unenti9loi.
fenbeit bes 3aren angeiihts Der unaufs
t1iebbdren Reformen i'm ruffii4en
Rtt9e better ala bic Na4ri9t, bab bas
Manifeff, burd tpelhes 40 BON ben
Gemitpos setpGblte Wertreter In ben
etaatsratb berufen perben iDIten, be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-04
gdm.raeune Rrannpuneem

tper6en bur6 Budlen's Qrnica GaIbe
f6neI gebeilt. 6. &ipenbarf ir. Don
ROrfolf, Ba., fdreibt: Sd p rbrannte
n1ein anie gefdbrli6. 8udlen'8 Qrz
niea 6albe bob ben S6mer3 nt1b beilte
es. 1eiIt ale Munben unb SGrauls
men. rs Gents BEL ). 8alteper &
Gobn 60. s. 8. 56mitt) unO abOIpb
Dwib.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Fire Insurance.

We wish to inform the people of
the peninsula that we have added an
insurance department to the PENN
sula Bank. We have placed the
same in competent hands, and soil
cit the patronage of all who desire
safe and reliable fire insurance. This
will be guaranteed to all our pat
rons. Among the companies we
represent are the Springfield Fire
and Marine, St. Paul Fire and Ma
rine, Queen Insurance Co., Royal
Insurance Co., Phoenix Insurance
Co., and several others. If your
present policy is about to expire or
you wish to insure your property call
at the Peninsula BcAk, or drop us a
postal and our representative will
call.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

The shingle mill is again running fui
handed and making good cut.
VIM. l.. Mast and wife are comm,
back from Utah and will permanent,
settle in the Park.
Dressmaking parlors have been opened
III Club Hall under the management OF
Mrs. Sloan Dickson.
Tonsilits has been mistaken bv n
number of people for the dread diph.
liberia, and the doctors have been on the
jump of late.
Hartman, Thompson & Powers have
bought large tract of Mr.. Mox's slough
south of the shingle mill. II is ru,norcd
a big lumber mill will be built in the
near future.
Lights are out in the fair grounds and
tile Boulevard is rather dismal place
these evenings; but, cheer upl Next
viii be a string of lights over a new
bridge-with the approach in the Park.
Rev. John Bentzein will now devote
his whole time to Portsmouth aud rui-
versity. Next Sunday morning his topic
will be "One Thing" His evening
topic will be "The Man Who Didn't
Care"
FOUL. BACK YARDS!
An inquiry from one of the residents
oi the Park to the city health officer
,licitcd the fact that the epidemic of
liphthcria is due largely to the foul CON
litton of the outhouscs. With the adj
'ent of the rainy season and the rousc.
luent louscning of the soil, the fumes |
rise with deadly effect. Dccavcd veg |
table matter which has lain all sunincr. |
vii, after a hard rain, begin to rot and |
Is not at all surprising that disease is |
he result, In one case where the pa
lent, child of about seven years. died,
here is in the yard an open scss- pool
nj an outhousc which hasn't been Il
leaned in the last two ycars-possibly Il
)ngcr.
We had number OF diphtheria cases
Ist year. This season, therefore, is not
II exception, although the cases seem
lore numerous and fatal. II is not the
Iult of the weather hut OF the unsani.
ny condition of the Fairgrounds which
ic little ones frequent most one uf
ir physicians Is authority for the state.
cnt that II q hole I've dug twenty feet
way from tile average outhuusc of the
ark the stencil could be plainly de.
ctcd
Under such conditions We ATE CON
nntcd with a grave epidemic each year
Hess something be donc-and that ~ 4
ice. Chloride of lime generously
rinkled around will aid wondrously IN
'wning the offensive odufs-but more
remedy Is essential.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Some More Stuff

II may be noted that Elliott :
pharmacy is this week advertising a
circulating library. See the ad.
The car seat with the heater under
Il now warns the very cookies of
your heart" IL YOU are real lucky.
Try the Par Excellence" the
champion SC cigar; made in ST.
Johns.
There is a change of nd this week
for the home firm of Potter x
Goold. Their offers are genuine.
Work is still being pushed by c.
w. Potter towards the organization
of a Knights Of pythias lodge here.
\ marriage liccnce has been
granted David w. Sorber aud Miss
Dagmer Petersen-both OF ST.
Johns.
DIR, Earl Stewart OF Mason City.
Iowa, who is in the west on pros
pecting tour, was ST. Johns visitor
last Monday.
The 81. Johns Bazaar is the place
to save money. Come and see for
yourself.
Yesterday Mrs. T.. w. Rossitcr
took the train for Salem, where she
will spend a few weeks visiting with
relatives and friends.
II YOU want a clean room and
the best of meals board at the Cen.
tral Hotel, under new management.
&. NJ. McKinnie has moved to
the Horton property, in the heights
which property adjoins the home
owned by DIR, w. w, Hicks,
Mrs. Matte Hatch, OF Castle
Rock, was guest last week of her
parents-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Becbe.
She spent several days at the fair.
Mr., and Mrs, NJ. II, McKeown,
en- route from Loveland, Colorado,
to La Jolla, California, were guests
on Wednesday OF Mrs. w. l..
Thorndyke, OF Park avenue.
All orders for dry wood aud coal
left at Donnelly market will receive
prompt attention and each customer
will get exactly what they order.
Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co.
Three extra-special high-pressure
boilers, I6X6o, have just been in
stalled at the Peninsula Lumber
Companys plant, This additional
power makes practically perfect
plant.
Wednesday morning was the
coolest for an October morning that
this locality has seen for "a years.
Thermometers showed 81 degrees
above ZeTo-the same registration
recorded for October 81, 1881,
Many flowers were nipped by frost
Take your extra meals al the
Central Hotel The best the mar
ket affords.
f. T.. Baker gave up possession
VI NilS ~ Joilllo DdhSi) anu ilON1h
his family to his newly-rented
property, The new owner of the
building is making extensive re-
pairs and improvements on the
premises which has been leased to
the Boston Bakery.
Rev. O. A. Leonard, who has
had charge of the Baptist church at
Dayton, Washington as well as of
other pastorates throughout the
has been assigned to the
Baptist church Of ST. Johns. He
will devote his entire time to the
held-and will commence services
next Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Kemp and daughter,
Nellie, went TO Corvallis on We'd !
nesday to live at the home of Mrs. !
Kemp's son. Mrs Kemp has made |
a great many friends during her
residence in St. Johns, and will be |
greatly missed in the Methodist
church work here. Her husband |
lied here recently
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Will Build at Once.

The St. Johns Lumber Co. was
incorporated on Wednesday with a
capital of SIoo, 900. The incor-
porators are w. c, Francis, Daniel
Brecht. w. T, Muir, John Kane and
G.. +. Martin. This company will
at once commence the erection of a
large mill on the sites of the two
mills lately destroyed by free.
w. Cone and A. S. Douglas having
completely retired. Many men are
TO be employed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20

Please remember that these ri
amos are in every respect as good as
new. They have not been in a
booth, or in an exhibit, or OH the
Trail, exposed to dampness,
draughts and heat, but were placed
i'll the various state buildings, care
fully protected and guarded as they
would have been in the parlors of
Our finest home. So largely have
they figured in the many delightful
social functions at those buildings,
that they possess historic value as
well as being very desirable from
musical standpoint.
Many of them were specially ~
lected by great artists, musicians
and connoisseurs and every one of
them represents in every respect
the very highest grade and clarac-
ter of the very best in American
piano making.
The Eilers Piano House positive
guarantee accompanies each instru.
meut sold. Money back" il in.
strument purchased is not found,
after delivery, exactly satisfactory
or as represented.
REDUCTIONS GENUINE.
We offer during this sale q bona
fidc reduction of from over 40 To- 90
per cent OIL the very lowest cash re-
tail price that these and other same
grades of high class instruments
regularly retail for in this or any
other city.
Any instrument IN this sale may
be purchased on time payments.
Three years allowed to complete
the purchase at cash prices, plus
simple interest OH deferred pay
ments.
uSRD PIANOS ALSO.
Our sale of "exchangcd" pianos
will also be continued during this
special event, In the collection
may be found uprigh, pianos, of
the latest designs, OF various high
grade makes. that have come To us
OF late in part payment for new
Pianola Pianos, Baby Grands and
fancy exhibition styles of Upright
Pianos. Among these used pianos
may be found
Knabe, fine, S26S; Kimball, ele-
CANT, genuine mahogany, s2O2;
Pease, fancy Colonial, sass; Vose,
largest size, notified mahogany,
;2IS; another fine Vose, walnut,
;Is2; Wing & Son, SI4S; Jacob ,
Doll, SI9o; Hamilton. like new, !
;I72; another Hamilton, like new, ,
iISS; Starr piano, mahogany.
s2oo; another Star, brand new,
;2IS; J, =, Hale, mahogany, sIiS;l''
sos; Kingsbury, largest
'ize, new sI57; and numerous
)thers.
ORGANS ALSO.
Excellent parlor and chapel or
,ans will also be sold at this sale at
ess than half price, An Estey, }
s2s; Sears, Roebuck, s23; Kimball, !
very fine, S4s; Newman Brothers, ;
i3s; all on easiest OF payments.
Remember, there's no time to c
ose, The pianos are here, the re, I
luctions are genuine; there will be O
of homes anxious To Sc I
,ure one of them. Ii you're com
ng, don't delay come, write or /,
elephone at once l.ilers Piano 4
House, Retail Department, entrance \
Isl Washington Street, Portland, /
oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Our Local Grist

Well it was a mighty good fail
anyway.
See the Peninsula Bank for fir
insurance.
Why not take up a subscriptio
and have Jersey street rolled?
Mems horse hide gloves at the 81
Johns Bazar.
People in all portions of Americ
now know where Portland, Oregon
is.
Smith brothers are now hard a
work OH their iron plant at tn
riverfront.
For fine cigars it will pay YOU t
call at Valentine S: opposite city hall
1t is now up to George Hall t,
move his barbershop to the front
and get in line with the new bakery
Lewis and Clark will not be Sc
much in evidence in the future
now that the Portland fair is over
Smoke St. Johns cigar-best roC
cigar on the market--the "White
Crow"
Rev. c. II. Campbell was in St.
Johns few hours last Friday
shaking hands with some of his
former church people.
For first class and reliable fire in
s,irance companies see the list at the
Peninsula Bank.
If the rush for front seats at the
meetings of the St. Johns council
continues II will be clever idea to
charge an admission fee.
Mems extra heavy fleeced under
wear 35c at the St. Johns Bazaar.
There will be a regular meeting
Of the schoolboard this (friday)
n,sars s,a ,.,s. ;.,,e.a.,ol - I "' "N
' '''> ''>@''@''
pam Sochran mas torn down his
y ,'u s'ao,e next 10 'he residence OF
:. s. Adams. II is possible he
Sill put up a good building.
Smoke ST. Johns cigar-best ioc
'igar on the market-the white
row.
George Hall is entertaining his
,rother, ]. w. Hall, whose home is |
II Ontario, Canada. Mr.. Hall is
much pleased with this section of |
america.
Thread. Six s,ools for ,sc n, ,b.
L. Johns Bazar.
As eiyar.seI,er p 7 pe,e,so, IL
wonder He spepds much of his
me OH the road handling only the
igh-grade cigars made at the ST. /
ohns factory.
Fresh candies I, mic. va,;.,v aud
modes, prices a, Valen,;ncE-on.
os;te city hall ,'aii aud go.
Wanted. p,,;ls hy cou,o,.,,
,acher of instrumental music. soc
., lcsso, Pef.,e,c.s ,n,,;shod
inquire Of A. r. Dunham, Fillmore
rect, ST. Johns.
Is vour home insured ayai,s, FIRE
no, see NJ T Tufts a, the pc.
insula Bank for the lowest rates
N D.. q A.. -, -,
,mpany. has become interested in
schemes a, lewiston
iaho. Large contracts have been
I for bitches aud laterals.
For the hes, meals |, Ct Ioh,s
n 10 ,h. ce,troI Hotel Tnder
ew manogemen,
AZ NJ uovaa,. osr.,.,,
80. w. - .omn s',.. " @ .'o.s'a"u' '
lis every thing from the cradle ~
~ grave was h,;ef caller uno,
Irs w I Tborndvte a, No,day
st.
Try the "por Excelle,ce". the
,ar,nion &C. CIGAR. made IN 81
Inns
,,,. ,., - IL
y, ~ neas'"s apP''a''' AZ .ne
',' ,1o'nouT. ~ T,,.sSa. 'ae' "a 70 a., P'opy ;
oS ''',S.1, G i,anS "' -. au oo,d '"s fn pHp''s
haaI aa;a,,rnad 80 ,hs,, ao,,,d ,,a',
:, =, ,h9 oo,J a,d ,.a,I
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Adjourned Meeting.

A meeting of the city council
was held last evening, Full report
in next issue OF THE REVIEW.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20

Seventh Day Adventist church, ST.
Johns. Sabbath school at 10 a. m;
regular service at II a. m, every Sabbath;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening. r.
ID. Hurlbert, elder.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Church Notices.

Congregational Church, St. Johns
Morning service at 1890; Sunday school
at ago; evening service at 7:3o.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20

Methodist Episcopal Church, St. Johns
Sunday school at 1000; morning SER
vece at II,oo; Epworth League at o:3o;
preaching at 1880. S. l.. Young, Pastor'
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
FAIR PIANOS
TO BE SOLD
Superb Instruments, Lovely
Souvenirs of the Great
Lewis & Clark Expo
sitiOn, for Small
Prices.

The Many Fine Pianos. Grands, Up
rights, Pianolas, Pianola-pianos
and OrchestreIles Used at Our
Glorious Exposition in the Orc
gon, California, Massachusetts,,
Washington, Illinois. New York,
Idaho, Maine, Oriental, Y.W.C.A.,
N. c. X Co.'s and Other Build
ings Are to BE Closed Out at
Eilers Piano House at once.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20

Holy Cross (catholic) church, Ports
mouth. First mass at $3.50 a. m; Higf
mass at go a. M, Sunday school a.
e:3o a. m; evening servicesat 1880.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Z 'GIGANT|C0MONOP0LY, !
DECLARES HITCHCOCK. ! 0 J! K
Lease Granted BY Hoke Smith
Nothing Short Of Public
Scandal, =
(By Associated Prcss.)

5TSNYAsHINGTON, Feb, d. Secretary
Hitchcock to-day gave out q statement
iulrraigning as n gigantic monopoly tho
present lease by the indian Territory IL
OIL Company. 2ofs is tho right to
prospect for oil and gas throughout tho
entire area of the Osnge Indian reserya-
ftlon and explaining the agreemen reach
cd several lays ago for cutting off more
than ono half Of the lands operative under
this lease during the next ten Years
The statement sets forth that what is
known as the Usage oil lease, granting
the Sex elusive right to s prospect develop
and sublet for oil and gases rougl1out
the entire 1870 900 acres of the Usage I'M
alan lands, VAS granted for ten Years by
tho then Secretary Of N Interior, IIoGe
smith on March 40 lS96, to ! Ed Win 3 j,
Foster but that after aa cll clared ist-
5ence the lessee is now known as The M
dian Territory Illuminating Oh Company, ,
u "lts was, II says tho statenen ''one sQf
tho mos 4 gigantie mon no les ever issued
Tor an ndlyidual or corpan ny q any Sec
I'etary OF The nterlor. 4. original lease
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