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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-02-10
NOTICES!

Now is the time to make good in
vestment. A IL story house, 7 rooms
pantry and two closets, a rs barrel eis-
tern and good we'll, the only well IN
the vicinity. The location is the best
that can'be had as it lays center way be-
tween the Loop in Point View. Call ON
or address WALTER w. WOOD,
Box 36, il. Johns, Oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-02-10
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Cleaned From Various Various Sources ana
a''A Condensed.
.or,ce TO ADVERTISERS.

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wr'ss",h wl,a reach this office not later thar
sho..dsv shouIa at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
weones.s' Iris and save the printer
,.'f ,'.. ~ "oyertime" work.
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{. N. CaIkins' Poultry Yard

Eggs for sale from prize winning
stock. Three strains. S. G..
White Leghorns and White Wyan-
dottes, 81. so per setting. lncuba-
bator lots SO per 100. Barred
Rocks 81 for IS straight. Stock
for sale.
Phone Union 1905
Point View Addition, st. Johns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
The News OF the State

cake and light refreshments will follow
the entertainment
President Mccormack of the PawtuNet
Canoe club has invited the members OF
the several other canoe clubs 10 join with
his club In its next moonlight run up the
river, and has offered TO provide canoes
FOR such OF the visitors as do not care 10
paddle their craft from the Seekonk or
Ten-Mile river With the music, which
Is always a feature of these float times,
and the soclablity which abounds, II is
designed 10 make the run on the night
o: July l4th a very enjoyable affair.
Martha Washington Rebekah lodge met
last night in Oad Fellows hall on Broad
street, the proceedings being largely OF
a routine nature
Local members of the Cranston High
School Alumni association have been
notified that the date Of the June meet
ing Is Friday. June %.
Tonight tho regular mid-week meeting
OF the Baptist church Will be held in the
vostry and matters of business will be
brought up for action.
The volunteer firemen have removed the
rolling planks OF the old playing plat
form near the engine house. used I'm trials
OF the engines. and II. b. Lockwood, the
Ecgewood concreter. is 10 put down a new
ono I'm its place. The platform will
probably Go duty for the Old Home Week
muster, which the committee plans TO
have on Commercial street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
BRISTOL.
New FerrybOat viii Begin Trips
Next Tuesday. -.Othar Matters
Of Interest.

The new steel ferryboat built at VIII
mington. Del. for the Newport and Provi-
dcnce Railway company. that was expect
ed to arrive here last Saturday, will ar
rive and commence running next Tuesday
The intentions OF marriage OF Elmer
Martin, son OF Alvin and Sarah Burnside
Martin OF Pemaquid Point, Me, and Cora
Ray mond Chaffee. daughter Of Samuel II.
Chaffee and Laura A. (Munro) Chaffee. Of
this town, were filed at the office of the
town clerk yesterday.
Miss Sarah Healy. who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Thomas Cooke at their
homs on Bay View avenue for several
weeks. sailed from Boston on the steam
ship Saxonia OF the Cunard line yester-
day for Liverpool. whence she Will pro-
ceed- o-her home in Ireland.
Registration is going on slowly. but the
time limit will not expire until June 30.
William Hodgkinson has severed his
connection with the National India Rub
ber company OF Bristol with which he
has been associated for quite number OF
years He withdrew yesterday from the
factory where he has been superintendent
since last February. Mr.. Hodgkinson
rendered his resignation on Monday as re-
ported and left yesterday.
The tax assessors have completed their
work for the year and have established
n tax rate. which Is sl.s5 on 500. This is
higher than the rate last year. which was
81. 81 per 500 1t Is claimed there has been
some snrinkage In values. besides the APP
preparations were greater this year than
last.
There Is considerable speculation as to
who will succeed Superintendent Hodg-
kinson. who has resigned from the posi-
ton OF superintendent OF the factory OF
the National India Rubber company. IL Is
generally believed the present assistant
will be promoted to fill the vacancy.
The state census enumerators have be-
gun work i'm this town. Each enumerator
is equipped with a badge and small
portmanteau, in which are the forms for
noting the details at each house. The emu
merators are Thomas Smith McKeon,
Thomas Johnson and Arthur III. Sousa.
At a meeting Of the Fourth OF July COM
mittee. communications Were read relative
70 suggestions concerning the appearance
OF a band here from Providence on July
4 II is an Italian band, and a sum OF
money sufficient TO entertain the members
was set aside by the committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
At WASHINGTON PARK
Literary and Social Entertainment Given
Under Auspices Of the Kings Daughters.

One of the highest class literary and
musical entertainments was given last
evening In the Washington Park Nj. r..
church under the auspices OF the hlhs
Daughters. by Mrs. Harriette NJ. Miller
classes of misses. assisted by Mrs. Wal
ter Simpson, elocutionist and MISS
Blanche May Atwood. pianist.
Mrs. Fannie l. Greene, president of the
Kings Daughters society, extended the
thanks OF the organization to Mrs Mil
Ter for furnishing the talent, and TO Mrs
J. D. Hall for arranging the details OF the
entertainment Mrs. Miller was
then introduced, and the following excel
lent program was presented under her
direction
!. Glass exercise: 2. "The Spring Race"
by Gertrude w Cooke; 3. "Lola's Philos-
ophy," by sybil NJ. Tillirghast; :. Little
Madcap." by Gladys Aver; S. The Re
turn" by Florence Il. Neil: g. Echo
Dell" by the class; Z. Little Christel.
Lena n. Souther: 8. THE Emperor's
Birdsnest" by Edythe Wade; .. Mas
ter Johnnie's Next Doop Neighbor.' by
Madaene " Hall: TO- The Cuckoo
Clock" by Nellie w. Mcclellan: II. dla-
l6gue. ''The In, aid Aunt" Misses South
er. Cooke. Neil Wade and Hail. ~. The
old Mans Medtat!ons," by Miss Eva
Bardsley
The Cnllurcn all rendered lnclr SeleC-
tions In a manner that reflected great
credit upon their teacher. the audience
receiving their work with rounds OF ap-
plause.
Following the class program. Miss
Blanche Nav Atwood gave a piano solo.
'Rigolctto." T.izt and in response 90 an
encore "fdiliO." Mrs Walter Simpson
read selection "The story Of Taps"
responding % generous encore with "ln
tho Usual Waw;" piano solo. Invitation
90 the Dance Weber 10y Miss Atwood: /:
reading "Thc Octiroon." by Mrs Simp-
son By special reques; of tho Kings
Daughters. Mrs Miller then read one of
her f1vorite selections Mrs Brownlngs
Sleep" which was received with hearty
applause. closing the evenings entertain
ruclL xllh Tcnu.so.l,a .CrasslnR LA
Bar"
After go many years % labor IN train
Ing the youth ~ our city. Mrs Miners
work Eiil has that same distinguishing
endowment that brings out the talent o.
her pupils in the shortest possible Pc
Rod that has characterized her teaching
for more than a. years.
There was = good attendance. notwiih-
standing tho storm. and the kings
Dsughiers viii reap goodly sum FOR
their treasury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

Gardiner Gibbs, a well known young
man OF this place. was married to
pretty young lady at Fall River yestcr-
day. Miss Flora Morrell OF this place was
the bridesmaid. with whom Mr. and Mrs.
Gibbs spent last night. This morning Mr..
and Mrs. Gibos, accompanied by Miss
Morrell and Mr.. Williams, who was the
best man. left Miss Morrelrs home on
Bluff street, and as the party did
not care to attract any attention. made
a roundabout trip from the house TO the
depot. where they took the 7:22 train for
Fall River At the depot the bridal party
made an effort 10 hide at the north end
OF the depot, but bright eyed young
lady got a peep at the pretty white pic
ture hat woIl by the bride. and after this
every man, woman and child about the
depot Just "rubbered.' and continued 10
rubber" until Mr. and Mrs Gibbs board
ed the car.
The graduating exercises of Turner Ave
nue school will be held In the Congre-
gational church tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. In the evening the class sup
per will be served AT the residence Of Mrs
Farnsworth on Turner avenue. On Satur-
day morning AZ s07. the class. accom-
panied ny the principal Mr.. G. w Wal
ters. and Miss Annie Cswley. one OF
the teachers. will leave for Boston
where they will spend the day Bunker
Iiill will he one OF the points OF interest
visited and a pretty program Is laid out
for this place.
II there are any OF tho citizens who de-
sire 20 contribute 10 the Fourth OF July
celebration fund. they can call upon Mr.
q. j. Johnson, the well known druggist,
or r. Joseph Ganney. the station agent
who will greet them with a smile and
most heartily accept any sized conirihu-
tion that may be offered
Miss Edith Nichols entertained n num-
her of her young friends from this place
ana Providence az the home OF her par
cnis Oh Run street Last evening
There was no work az the meeting OF
Riverside lodge. knights of Pythlas. last
evening
Town Clerk Smyth will be NJ the En-
gine house this evening To accommodate
those who desire 90 register.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

keeping the corporation accounts He
stated that he did not believe i'm the one
an power and held there was no author
ity I'm the bylaws for the office OF Presi-
dent and Treasurer 20 be held by one
man.
Can't. &. p Dyer stated that the method
used nv him was indorsed by tho best
transportation companies, and was as
complete as any system could he that did
nrt involve undue expense.
Can't Fred O. Dyer protested that the
stockholders could not obtain access 20
tho hooks of the corporation. ard that he
was unable 10 do SO. even with the as
sistance of sheriff The motion To ap-
point committee on examination OF the
bookkeeping system was carried.
Mr. Cornstock then offered a motion %
nav his client two months salary ss one
of the managers. from July 2. 1904. when
ha was removed TO Sept Of the same
wear ~ the annual rate NJ slS00
Attornev Kimball raised the point ~ or
dor tha, no matters outside the call could
he considered az q special meeting but
this was withdrawn 20 get the sentiment
OF the stockholders present and the n.
tion ~ pay the salary claimed was lost hy
vote of 2S0 shares in favor and 2eo
against
IN was then voted IN view Of the pros
p,rous condition OF the affairs of the corn.
many. that dividend Of per cent be dc
clared 10 stockholders OF record OF June
%. payable July I.
Mr.. Comstock then proposed n motion
that the office OF Treasurer he declared
vacant. and Fred O. Dyer ne elected
Treasurer. To hold office until the annual
meeting in september hat this was lost
bv the Same vote as the motion 10 pay
capt r. O.sDyer's salary.
Edward NJ Boyce was elected secretary
for the remainder ~ the corporate year
and tho meeting adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22

home I'm an automobile. a ride OF 10 miles.
the new board Of trustees, which Will
have charge OF the state sanitorium for
cousumptives. journeyed yesterday and
derived no little information from the
things II saw I'm the admirably equipped
BAY state hospital.
Supt Marceley conducted the local
party. comprising J. Fred Gibson as
chairman and Henry T.. Nugent, DR.. VIII
liam ". Peters and J Truman Burdick.
through the building housing about $50
patients. and the trustees derived many
valuable ideas that will he useful when
81 comes TO furnish the local sanitorinm
upon it's completion in October
The party reached this city about 8
O'Clock last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
DIR. GILLULY
FOUND DEAD
IN BED

After having retired in apparently his
usual spirits Tuesday night DR.. John f.
Gilluly, a well known practicing physi-
clan Of Central Falls, member OF Cen
tral Falls aerie No. CO. Fraternal order
of Eagles, and OF the Young Mems Catho-
lie association of the Holy Trinity church.
was found dead In bed shortly before noon
yesterday,
Medical Examiner DR. French gave his
opinion that death was due TO heart fail
ure Recently the young physician under.
went an operation for an abscess which
lett him In weakened condition
Dr. Gilluly was native of Lincoln and
unmarried. After graduating from La
Sale academy he entered Georgetown
Medical school receiving his degree two
years ago He was held In high regard
by all who knew him. and tho suddenness
OF his death cast gloom over his wide
circle OF acquaintances in the Blackstone
valley. He was in the 26th years of his
age. His father. William II. Gilluly. Is a
well known Central Falls resident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
TO
0NE-MAN
CONTROL

There was special meeting ~ the
stock holders of the Dyer Transportation
company yesterday morning at 212 Union
street az witch time II was attempted 20
relieve captain G. ?. over ~ the duties
Of treasurer OF the company
II was argued at this time there wore
10 sections OF tho bylaws ~ the COMPANY
under which one stockholder could hold
the two offices OF president and treasurer
The discussion brought into the meeting
the question OF the methods used in keep
ing the accounts OF the company and a
committee was appointed 10 investigate
the system OF bookkeeping with power 10
suggest such changes as might he deemed
proper.
TEc meeting was called by Capt Frc,l
q. over. brother Of capt G. y. Dyer. and
formerly one ~ the managers of the com
many. The President. Capt &. =. Dyer
who Is also treasurer and general mana
ger. officiated and " W. kimball. attor-
nev for the corporation. was chosen secre-
tnry PRO tenn.
The statement Of the treasurer was as
follows Balance Jan. I. 1905 SeSi6 75 gross
earnings for 1--WE months TO June /. SIS
b4s oS: expenses TO June l. 5000. n: dividend
81 3 per cent declared March :. $500: bal
ancc June I. SS0SS e The net profits for
the Ave months were si37i5i
Richard B COmstock representing
Capt. Fred q. Dyer. made n motion for
the appointments of committee. consist
ing ~ J. Edmund Estes and w T. Dow
OF Fali River. 60 look into the methods of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22


To Baltimore and Return via the Royal
and others May Take This Trip In July
Under Advantageous Conditions.
Julv Is one of the most delightful OF
months in which 10 visit the Middle South
sav NJ far as Baltimore: and at the time
~ the Christian Endeavor convention m
tho city the early part ~ the month such
liberal Inducements are offered by-~, he
paitimore & Ohio Railroad that one who
never has been In that delightful part os
tho country should not miss this rare
onnortunity This first-cass road which
offers 10 take tourists 10 that beautiful
city and back via the Royal Blue Line
from Boston. all-rail. for SliO5 or via
rail- River Line $3.50, with correspond
inglv low rates from all other New Eng
land points. trsverses n most picturesque
country: the train service and all it's an
no,ntments are palatlal and Christian
Endeavorers and others who may wish
20 take the trip are promised every AZ.
tention and courtesy. IL Is OF interest
also -+r,-knew a-t-lp-to- ftufrfmore under
such unusual conditions Is especially adj
vantageous. since one may run over IN
tho capital city OF the nation I'm less shan
an hour A most attractive Christian En-
deavor folder. giving routes and details n,
the convention will he sent 20 any ad-
dress on receipt of n two-cent stann
Tickets for this low-priced trip arc =,
sale from July 90 g. good returnin~
July rs. M the Boston Office OF tho
more 4 Ohio ESQ Washington str,
u. Scott -. r X. A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
EAST PROVIDENCE
Fraternity Encampment 10 En-.
tertain Guests Tonight.
Howard Lodge, K. Of P, Con.
fers the Rank Of Page.- Notes.

There will be an important meeting OF
Fraternity Encampment OF odd Fellows
I'm the hall on Warren avenue this evening
when the encampment will have for
ragansett Encampment OF Providence,
Massasoit Encampment OF Warren: Grand
Patriarch Theodore C. Emmerson and
STAFF and District Deputy Grand Patriarch
Asabel Albee. Jr.. and staff. The attrac-
tion will be the conferirng OF the patriar-
chial degree for which this camp" Is IA
a season OF sociabllty will be enjoyed and
a collation. will be served
WORKED THE RANK OF PAGE.
There was good attendance at the
meeting Of Howard Lodge. Knights OF
Pythias. last evening. when one candidate
was given the rank OF page, and one APP
plication for membership was received
The rank OF esquire will be conferred at
the next meeting
MINOR MENTION
Town Clerk Smyth spent yesterday af-
ternoon at the Glenlyon Dye Works, when
n men registered. In the evening he was
AT the Rumford store. where 5O men reg
istered This evening he will be at the
engine house at Riverside.
Patrolman Connie shot dog on Taun-
ton avenue that had been run over and
injured by the cars this morning
The Hon. Judge Edward G. Dubois and
wife left here this morning for Boston
from whence they will sail for Europe
The Ivy Social club will hold a field day
and clambake on Graves farm, Reho-
both. Sunday. July I'd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
HELD ON
CHARGE OF
MUT|NY

Thomas Millin. Henry clark. William
Lacey and Robert Liverman. four colored
sailors. all mailing from Norfolk. Va.
were adiudged probably guilty IN the Fed
eral court yesterday afternoon before
Un,ed States Commissioner Cross and
bound over tn the Z. s grand iIry under
sl00 bail on the charge that they did will
fully disobey the orders ~ the master ~
sailing vessel on which they were employ
cd as searen 20 assist In tho proper work
of handling OF the craft
The charge was brought against them
by capt VIM. Hartzog OF the three mast
ed schooner Harbeson Hickeman.
The complaint alleges that the four men
did purposely disobey his commands dur
ing the run from Norfolk 10 this city and
that the captain, tho mate and tho cook
had IN work the vessel to port without the
assistance OF the crew
United states District Attorney Charles
4 Wilson appeared against the quartet
and Frank Healey appeared in their be-
half
The four men were unable 90 secure
bail and were taken to the central police
station for safe keeping
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
PtHTtxeT

Rehearsals for the production Of the
nvnorous exercise. The spinster's Re
turn which the Ladies' Aid society of
the Baptist church is to give Wednesday
evening. June zs IN the church. are pro-
crossing very favorably One of tho FUN
risft features viii be the Zobo orchestra
In one-tine popular songs. A sale of
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RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can he left at Cons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
SANATORIUM TRUSTEES VISITED
BAY STATE HOME AT RUTLAND.

Ry train to Worcester and from there
II the Rutland. MASS. consumptives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-22
OLNEYvILLE,
ST. Anthony's Society TO Have
Sixth Annual Picnic the 9Th.
foresiers TO Have Field Day.
Edward Ring Reported Missing

Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-02
GIVEN TWENTY LASHES
FOR RESOLVE TO BATHE
Prisoners in County jail Deal Sum-
marlly With Unprofesslonal
Fellow Tramp

New Years resolutions went abeg-
ging at the county jail yesterday. One
tramp who was released at noon after
thirty days sentence promised the
crowd of nondescripts that he would
be back again in a few days IL 1t was
too cold or rainy on the outside. This
was about as far as the resolutions
went or If any individuals Of the mot
ley array Of those living in the tanks"
had the determination to take brace
they kept the resolve well to themselves.
and will not exhibit it until they are
again out in the fresh air and sum
shine. ANs NJ
In the tanks where there are nearly
100 prisoners, the day was spent in
playing cards, telling stories and the
holding of kangaroo court. Before
court priding itself on a judge,
prosecuting attorney and a lawyer for
the defense, one weary Willie was ar
raigned on the trumped up charge Of
resolving to take bath of his own ac-
cord.
The rider of railway car trucks
pleaded not guilty to the charge but
was convicted by fury of his peers.
and amid the greatest hilarity on the
part of his comrades was sentenced to
twenty lashes with a wet towel.
The w. G. T. u. held their usual
Sunday services but added additional
singing and the distribution Of papers
and books among the prisoners.
The effects of the Christmas dinner
were not supposed to have yet worn
off and prisoners received the regular
prison fare for their meal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-02
A RELIABLE MEDICINE
A Reporter Of the Herald Inter.
views The Owl Drug Co.
The Interview Of Interest 70 Every
Person in Los Angeles

So many patent medicines and adj
vertised cures are now offered to the
public that our readers should be glad
to know the opinion of a rn4n who has
spent years in handling them, and
profit by his advice.
Said a member of the Owl Drug Co.:
After having sold drugs and all kinds
years, naturally we have learned
something about them, their value.
and power to cure.
There is no one medicine that will
cure everything, but this do know.
that If the people of Los Angeles only
realized the wonderful curative and
strength creating power of Vinol, we
would not have clerks enough In our
store to put up the orders for it,"
Continued a member, "You see Vinol
is not patent medicine. and it actual
ly does contain every one of the fifty
odd medicinal curatives taken from
fresh Gods livers. with other vitaliz-
ing ingredients. 1t contains no pois-
onous drugs or i1auseating oil, and you
know just what you are taking. Vinol
has wonderful life-giving properties;
it tones up and invigorates every Or
gan Of the body to do its work. and
we know it will make rich. red blood.
build up the depleted system and
create strength.
when we tell you that we have
never sold in our store such valua-
BILE remedy as Vinol for the following
ailments. and that if 1t fails to ac-
complish what we say 1t will, we will
refund your money. 1t viii show our
faith in its wonderful curative and
vitalizing powers.
1T will build up rundown, tired.
debilitated people. 1t VIII make the
weak and sickly strong and we'll. 1t
will make flesh for thin people. 1t
will increase the appetite. 1t will
cure nervousness. irritabillty and
sleeplessness. 1t will cure stomach
troubles, dyspepsia and indigestion. 1t
win make rich. red blood. II will
make weak, puny ailing children
strong and robust. 1t is the
greatest strengthener and body build
er In the world for old people. II Is
a great strengthened for weak women.
II Is a boon TO nursing mothers. II
~ill positively cure chronic coughs
and colds. 1t cures bronchitis. IL
makes weak lungs strong and is Of
untold value in consumption and all
wasting diseases. For the GONZALES
cent Il has no equal 40 strength
maker.
I'VE cannot make a stronger state
ment and can only ask such people IN
Los Angeles 10 try Vlnol on my guar
antee." The owl Drug Co, 800 South
Spring street.