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Arizona republican., 1905-11-02
DoNoFRIo -zUNKEL CAFE.
Open Nov h

Open Nov I. Saturday Lunch l1:3o a. m. to p. ns.
 Lunches s-c.
 T0ulLou
 CIauu with Whipped Cream Tomato Salad Boiled Fish Egg Sauce Cold Roast Beef Potato Chips Lemon Pie Prune Whip Ice Cream
 Coffee Tea MIX saturday Dinner E:30 D. m. to : ?. m.
 Dinner 5gc
 Cream Celery Soup. Roasted Turkey Cranberry Sauce
 Cold Ham shrimp Salad French Peas
 AIazEed Potatoes
 Sall-i Nuts Tapioca Pudding Nut Sundle
 Coffee Tea lIllk Private dinners and luncheon theatsr parties given special attention. Cold lunches daily ? to 5 D. m., and 1:3o to 10:30 D. m. Sunday Lunch 11:30 a m. to 2 ?. m
 BouiIon
 Chicken Waldrop Salad Olive Sandwich Veal Loaf Potato Chips
 Die Ia Mode
 Pine Apple sherbet
 tJl-te Itlt MIN Sunday Dinner 5:30 D. ID. to D. r1. Cre-m ol Tomato Soup Fried Chicken Roasted Veal Stuffed
 Unique Salad Asparagus on Toast Mashed Potatoes
 Salted Fecaus Suet Pudding Ice Cream Cake
 Coffee Tea Milk
 Cold Lunches ? D. n.. to 5 D. u., 7:30 p. m. to 10:30 D m We now nave just what you have been looking for, for long time. Boiled cider for mince meat. NIeIczer Bros. Phone Main 75. Win the Ruby Flour Bread Prize,". Missouri pure sweet apple cider at soc a gal. Melczer Bros Co. Erectors and repairers of wind mills and pumps. Bassett & Barker, 307 $. Twelfth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

We now nave just what you have been looking for, for a long time. Boiled cider for mince meat. NeIczer Bros. Phone Main 75.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

Win the Ruby Flour Bread Prize" Missouri pure sweet apple cider at soc a gal. Melczer Bros Co.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-02

42 5. Center g.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Proposals for Street Work

Sealed proposals will bc received at
the office of the Recorder oi the City of
ST. Johns, Oregon, until January s. IgI6,
al 4 O'Clock q. m. for the improvement
of John street from the Nurth line ot
Jersey street Ia the SOnth line of Moduc
street, iu the City ui 81. Johns. iu the
manner provided by ordinance SO. %
subject to the provisions oi the charter
aud ordinance oi the City of 81. Johns.
and the plans, specifications and r-ti-
mates of the city engineer ON file
Bids must be- strictly in accordance
with printed blanks which will hr iur
nishcd ON application al the office uf thc
Recorder Of the City of 81. Johns. aud
said Improvements must De- completed
ON or before ou DAYS from the date oi
last publication oi notice for proposals
for ,a1d work
30 proposal, or bid, will bee considered
unless accompanied by certified check
payable 10 the order of the Mayor of the
City OF 81 Johns, certified by a rv,pou
slblc bank, for am amount equal to ten
per cent of the aggregate proposal
The right to reject any and AN bid, is
hereby reserved.
BY order OF the city council.
]. ". HANKs,
Recorder OF the City of 81 Johns.
Published in The Review December IS,
y, %, 1895.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
RESOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the Council of the City of 81.
Johns, Oregon, held ON the 18th day oi
November, 1895, the following resolu'
tion was adopted
RESOLVED: That the Council of the
City Of ST. Johns, Oregon, deems il cX-
pedient and proposes 10 improve Mon
teith street from the center of its inter
section with Buchanan street Ia the
center OF its intersection with Learned
street by grading full width Of said
street, 10 establish grade and build a six
foot sidewalk aud cuTbing land also the
name of said .Monteith street be changed
to the name Of Jersey street,
Said improvement Ia be made in &C
cordance with the charter and ordinances
of the City Of ST. Johns, and The plans,
specifications and estimates of the city
engineer filed in the Office Of the
Recorder OF the City Of 81. Johns.
The cost of said improvement Ia be
assessed, as provided by the city charter
upon the property specially and pecu-
liarly benefited thereby and which Is
hereby declared 10 he all lots, parts
thereof aud parcels Of land within line
100 feet from the outside OF each side Of
said Monteith street.
The Engineers estimate Of the prob
able total cost for the improvement Of
said street is si7S7.4I.
The plans, specifications and estimates
Of the city engineer for the improvement
of said Monteith street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED: That the City Recorder Of
the City Of ST. Johns be and is hereby
directed TO give notice Of the proposed
improvement Of said Monteith street as
provided by the city charter.
Remonstrances against the above i'm
proyement may be filed in writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date Of first publication Of this notice.
BY order Of the council
]. W. HANKS.
City Recorder.
Published in The Review December az,
~, 1895; January S, 1870.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
WANTED
ORDERS FOR BUTTEpMILk
RESOLUTION

Notice II hereby given that at the
meeting Of the City Council oi the city
of -, Johns, Oregon, held ON the goth
day oi December, A, u. IgoS, the follow
ing Resolution was adopted.
RESOLVED. That the Council of the
city Of ~, Johns, Oregon, deems Il cNpc-
dent aud necessary, and i0T the best in
terests oi the public health, interest aud
convenience, Ia Construt sewer uT
sewer, ia the following streets and IN
the manner herein stated,
Said sewer or sewers 10 be- constructed
ia accordance with the charter and ordi-
nanCes Oi the city oi ~. Johns, and the
plans, specifications and estimates of the
city engineer, filed IN the office oi the
recorder of the city oi 81 Johns, The
cost oi said sewer or sewers IA be- assessed
a. provided by the city charter upon the
property oi the district benefited and 10
be assessed tor such sewer or sewers.
Which said sewer or sewers commence
al the intersection of John and Jersey
streets, thence 10 Philadelphia street
and thence Ia the Willamette river On
said Philadelphia street, that the plans
specifications and estimates of the city
engineer are hereby approved, and II h
hereby determined that the district ben
ehtted by said sewer or sewers, and
which are 10 be assessed therefor, Is as
follows:
The district bounded: Commencing
AT the northwest corner of Depot addi-
tion, thence 10 Jersey street; thence
following Baltimore street 10 the VII
lamette river, thence following the
meanderings Of the Willamette river 10
Pittsburg street, thence on Pittsburg
street 10 Gresham street; thence 10 John
street; thence 10 Kellogg street follow
ing John street; thence Ia the northeast
corner OF Depot addition ON Burlington
street; thence following line of Depot
addition 10 place Of beginning.
The engineers estimate Of the prOba-
BILE cost for such Improvement and sewer
is s39go.Io.
And be il further resolved that the
city recorder Of the city Of ST. Johns be,
and he is hereby, directed 10 give notice
of the proposed improvement and sewer
as provided by Law aud the city charter
RemOnstrances against the above inn
proyement and sewer mas be filed in
writing with the undersigned within nj
teen days from the date Of the first pub
licatiOn Of this notice.
By order Of the Council.
J. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published in The Review December ~,
1895 January S and a. 1906.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
A Pretty Affair.

Everyone likes to attend a per
formance given by children -henc,
the $50 guests assembled in Modern
Woodman hall, last Wednesday
evening, were highly elated at the
entertainment offered.
1t was given under direction of
Mrs. Mona Coovert, music teacher,
and many-if not all-who par
ticipated were her pupils Mrs.
Coovert explained that the affair
was not to be considered a "in.
ished performance" as some of
those taking part had been under
her tuition but short time-but
the recital was more to please the
children.
As it was Flower recital the
stage was appropriately bedecked
with flowers and the children,
large and small, were emblemati-
cally decorated.
The music was specially clever
and the numbers, both vocal and
instrumental, proved Mrs. Coovert |
a teacher of no mean ability. To
go into details of each number
might do some all injustice: it was
all very pleasing The vocal duet
of Anna and Evelyn GeBott was
doubly encored-as was also the
one by Gertrude Baldwin and
Hazel Couch. Little Alice Bald
win was the "star" of the whole
lffair-her gestures and innocent
air being absolutely original. Each
participant was pleasing
Those taking part were Hazel
Couch, Irlene Athey, Lola Walker,
May Merrill, Alice and Mary Bald
win, Elmo Coovert, Evelyn GeBott,
.oliise Couch, Beatrice Golen.
<atie Stewart, Anna GeBott. Ra-
mona Page, Nellie Young, Maud
cole, Maud Peterson. Anna Pcrku-
on, Gertrude Baldwin, Muriel
Page, Germonde Ketchum, Edith
iolan aud Merle GeBott.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Bon Ton Barber Shop

First class work and clean hot towel, Tor
patrons, Hair cutting
speciality.
Agents for West Coast Laundry.
Jersey street ST. John,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
His New Office.

Next week Dentist w. +. Har-
tell will be nicely installed in his
new suite of offices-rooms I and 2
Holbrook brick-where he will
have as complete dental parlors as
one may wish to see. His rooms
are in the corner of the block where
il is slightly: and every convenience
necessary is about the place. DIR.
Hartell is making a splendid rep
utation in his line of work-and
continually making new patrons.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
OSCAR DevAUl, M. D

Office hours, 3 20 ~ a. mY 4to Sp. m.
Office Phone scott iloi.
Residence Phone Union syoi.
O6ice la University Park Drug store,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

A change OF ad Tor the ST. Johns
Land Company was handed in too
late for the first change. II an
nounces that the prices of all lots in
ST. Johns and Court Place will he
increased on the 18th of January
an even 10 per cent. Better get in
now.
The ST. Johns Title, Abs,rac,
aud Trust Company, formerly the
st. Johns Abstract Company, has
moved into elegant quarters IN the
new llolbrook block, occupying
rooms ~ and Is-where also will
be found the offices of the ST. Johns
Brick and Tile Company.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Gave Turkeys.

When w. c. Adams gave his
workmen their checks Saturday
night last he handed every one OF
them an order for a ten-pound tur-
key at Donnelleys meat market.
This was a pleasant surprise for
them all and made a happy feel
ing for those interested.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

Lost; Between Point View and
Jersey street on Wednesday a purse
containing ring and money; reward
for return to Mrs. Schelter, S25
Brunswick street, Point View-or
this Office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

Keep Your Eye On St. Johns,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Baptist Rally.

There will be a rally at the Bap-
tist tabernacle this friday even
ing. Services will commence
promptly at seven-thirty. A num-
Der of short addresses will be made
by ministers from the city. All
are cordially invited to be present.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

Published in The Review December 29
1906 January and ~, 1890.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
DROVE WITH A
DEAD WOMAN.
Companion Lay Across Lap With Life
Extinct and Was in a
Drunken Stupor.

New York, March 16.-The body Of
a woman who had been dead several
hours and a man unconscious and an.
parently dying We're found in a cal
which was driven up to a BROOKLYN 20.
lice station on q gailop early Yesterday
The man was suffering from alcoholism
and possibly from the effects Of drug,
but he may recover. Both he and the
driver Of the cab have been detained by
the police, pending the investigation Of
the affair.
Although the condition of the man
was SO serious that he could give the
police little information which would
aid them in their investigation, he said
that his name was Thomas Deegan, and
that he lived on Monroe street, one of
the better class residential sections Of
Brooklyn. The dead woman, he said,
was Mary Savage, 80 years old. Both
Deegan and Miss Savage were well dress.
ed
The cab was driven by man who
said his name was David Good, and
dashed up to the police station early
yesterday. Anen the policemen came
out they found the man and woman ~
ing back III the coach. 1t was seen at
a glance that the man was still alive
and physicians were hurriedly summon
using stomach pump the mans life
was saved, and he was finally restored
to consciousness. He became greatly
excited when told that his companion
was dead.
4 police surgeon made cursory ex-
animation Of Miss Sayages body and
decided that she probably suceambed to
a weak heart superinduced by alco
holism. The police having found that
Deegan and the woman had been drink
ing heavily Of gin in saloon, have con-
fseated the half-emptied bottle from
which they drank and sent its contents
to q chemist for analysis to ascertain
whether it had been drugged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16

New York Officials Investigating Henry
R. Reeds Death.


New York, March 16. An investiga
ton into the death of Henry r. Reed
the well known Boston merchant. who
was found dead under peculiar circum
stances in the Grand Union hotel Tues
day is being conducted here. The body
has been removed to an undertaking
establishment, where it Is awaiting the
decision OF the coroner us to whether
an autopsy will be performed. No bur
ial permit has been issued as vet. Ar
rangements have been made, however.
to take the body to Boston III special
ear as soon as the burial permit has
been issued Mrs. Reed has not arrived
here, and it was said today that she
would remain at her home in Jamaica
Plain
No trace has been found OF the Young
woman who was with Mr. Reed at tile
hotel last Monday.
Henry r. Reed was one Of the most
prominent Of Boston merchants. al
though, on account Of his retiring dis.
position, he was rarely head Of out
side of bis connection with commercial
enterprises. He was born in New Fps
witch, N. IL, Ga years ago. lie received
his education in the district schools and
IN the local academy.
Before he was 20 years old he came
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
HOUSE YIELDS $4,000
TO BURGLARS.
New York Family Went Abroad, Leay-
ing 100000 Worth of valu-
ables unguarded.

New York, March i6 Property val.
ued at about $4,000, consisting mostly
Of gold and silver tableware, has been
stolen from the home Of Joseph Z. scho-
enberg, wealthy merchant, who resides
in East Fifty-fourth street.
Mr.. scboenberg and his family are
now travelling in Europe, and the house
has been boarded up, both front and
rear, Brie-a-brae, silver ware, paintings
and other household articles valued ~
nearly 100000, were left there without
q caretaker.
Inspection Of the house by sehoen-
bcrgs son.in-law and the latters wife
disclosed the robbery. Some rooms have
been completely ransacked. and many
chests which had contained the family
silver we're found empty Much yala-
able property il the closets. however.
had not been disturbed, and evidently
the robbers we're frightened on 81 lad
planned q second trip.
They gained access to the house bv
cutting away an iron do5r 70 ire base
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
RUSSIA GETS A LOAN,
BUT AT A BIG PRICE
French Government Drives Hard Bar
gain With the Car to the Ben
eft Of France.

st. Petersburg, March is. Arrange
ments were concluded at final confer
ence yesterday between representatives
of the Russian government and of
French banking houses by which d
Russian loan Of 100000 900 will be
negotiated in Paris.
Finance Minister Kokoytseff accepted
the conditions originally formulated by
Messrs. Hottinger and Lazare in behalf
of the syndicate which will issue the
loan. These terms include a commits
sion Of 4 1-2 per cent, commercial
treaty encouraging the importation Of
French wines into Russia, and the de-
post Of large sum in France to pay
for warships ordered there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
SAVED HIS
CHILD'S LIFE
One Half Bottle of RexalI Mucu-Tone
Puts Child on Road to Re-
Relieves Mothers
Anxiety.
a Cross Pharmaer. Barre. VA.

Red Cross Pharmacy, Barre, Vt.
Gentlemen;--'I bought your Afuta-
Tone for my little boy, four years old
who was suffering from catarrh Of tie
head and throat. He had it since he
was two years old. During the past
fan and winter he had whooping cough
and measles, which left him in q very
badly condition. He had very bad
discharge OF the head and as soon as
he would lie down to sleep the mucous
would run down into his throat and
choke him so we would have to sit mp
until he would be able to catch his
breath. His lungs also had a rafting
in them and he had a wheeling in his
throat. His little heart was very weak.
and we did not think we would be able
to get anything to help him as he was
in such bad condition.
Seeing Rexall Aiucu- Tone advertised
we concluded TO give it trial, and
we are very thankful we did so, as he
has taken a little over half bottle and
is fast on the road to recovery; the dis
charge of the head is stopped and his
lungs do not rattle any more. He
eats and sleeps well.
You may be sure We feel as though
we could not thank you enough for
the great good your medicine has done
our little boy.
with heartfelt thanks, am sim
cerely, Mrs. George Il. Bailey, Cor. Conn.
and Seayiew Aves., Bridgeport, Conn.
"We have many more testimonials Of
the good work that RexalI Mucu-Tone
is doing in our city, said Mr.. Wells
Of the Red Cross Pharmacy. Mucu-
Tone gets right IN and absolutely drives
out the germs that cause catarrh.
Besides all that, Mueu-T Tone, as its
very name implies, tones up the mucous
tissues that have been diseased bv "a
tarrh and fortifies your system against
any subsequent attacks.
IL you are troubled with catarrh IN
any form, internal or external whether
catanh OF the head and nasal passages,
catarrh of the stomach, bladder, kid
neys or intestines, on any catarrhal
Of the entire system, il YOU
want to be cured Of it and prevent It
from attacking you again, then you
must drive absolutely every trace of
It out of your system Rexall Mucu-
Tone will do this.
I'VE have large trial bottel at fifty
cents which we would be very glad 70
have anyone try on our personal recon-
and if it doesn't benefit
them we shall be very glad to refund
The money" Red Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
President Decides to Aban-
don ii Till Next Session.
SENATORS MAY GO HOME
Special Session Not Unlikely to End To-
Conferences at the White House
Decide 1t Would Be ImpoIitic to
Press Treaty for Ratification.

Washington, March 10. President
Roosevelt had series Of conferences
yesterday with leading Senators, includ-
ing Messrs. Platt Of Connecticut, Spoon
er Of Wisconsin, Cullon Of Illinois,
Frye Of Maine, and Foraker OF Ohio,
in regard to the Santo Domingo treaty,
now pending in the Senate. Vice Presi.
dent Fairbanks also talked with the
President. It was virtually decided to
abandon the treaty at the present SEES
sion, rather than allow IL TO come to
vote with the chances strongly against
its ratification.
Mr.. Roosevelt consented to this plan.
1t was agreed that nothing but the abb
sence of Republican Senators would
make possible the ratification Of the
convention, and the best opinion among
the leaders is that the matter should
be postponed until the next session OF
Congress.
TO lose by vote Of the Senate now
would be to lose prestige, and the Re
publican leaders would feel that they
had suffered defeat which would count
tEdfttSt Iltftl at likt HEAT etsrtpti4
As result Of the conference at the
White House, there is some probability
that the extraordinary session OF the
Senate may come to q close today In
that event no vote will be taken on
the treaty. which win 60 over without
action until the next session.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Teller
offered resolution calling upon the
secretary of state for information re-
garding instructions issued to Command
er Dillingham;, Y, S. N, and Minister
Dawson for the negotiation for the pro-
tocol with Santo Domingo and asking
for the draft Of any proposed agreement,
protocol or treaty.
Messrs. Cullom and Kean objected to
the reading Of the resolution in open
session, on the ground that it was strict
ly executive business Mr. Teller replied
with vigor that he proposed to have
the treaty read, and that only a vote
Of the Senate could prevent him. OPP
position was withdrawn, and the reso-
luton was read. On Mr.. Cullom's sug-
gestion it went over, under the rule
The Senate then went into executive
session.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
DISEASE AND POTATOES.
Interesting Discoveries Of d Vermont
Professor II Europe.

Il u becoming 4 matter Of common
understanding that plants are subject
. disease as much as animals are. and
that many OF these diseases are due
70 bacteria or other parasites.
During the past two seasons there
nag been an unusual epidemic Of the
potato disease which has in many sec
tlons destroyed from Is To SO Der cent
q the crop. AZ result, the United
States government commissioned L. r.
Jones professor Of botany at the Uni.
Nefslty q Vermont, TO visit the chief
potato growing sections In Europe last
summer % make q comparative study of
potato diseases as TO causes and reme-
IN, and especially to learn the progress
pelilg made IN England and elsewhere
y developing disease-resisting varieties.
interest among practical and scientific
agucaitWalists ia this matter il at
FEVER heat. So great did this become
iast year that when the most famous
q the potato originators announced that
as had a new variety. the "Eldorado,H
Wnien he believed to Be disease proof,
ana "a which he would offer few
pounds at auction, they commanded mar
Yeious ptlees,a single pound at the
precious tubers selling for as HIGH as
Thousand dollars Even this wear with
= considerable increase On the market.
s1e standard price 81 the eEldorado'
7 tnree gnineas pound or about 81 900
froi Jones placed orders far seed
tuOefs OF this and some rs other yarie-
s.es' selected with expert advice, as Civ
.s the highest promise Of disease re-
I 7, 70 the British islands. France,
neiBt'iin, Holland and Germany. These
~ ~ 70 be tested az several places
y WIS country the coming summer,
eggether with selected American va
lielles. Prof Stuart Of the hortieul-
sulal department Of the university. viii
lase charge Of these trials IN Vermont,
~ ~ VII also continue co.operation
VIII the United States department Of
s s{sllcnlture- experiments Ia hybridizing
Y most promising Of these with plants
s.e various wild species Of the potato
lGs'l Y recently brought from Mexico by
Il n ffingle. While it ii not expected
- .as siiese trials will bring any immedi-
I, .esuiVs OF a revolutionary character,
rsot 4 confidently hoped that the ulti
benefit y ihuch plaoeis"i
,bos =: tae same time Prof. Jones is au-
fhe i XIV. @ continue his studies as to
led isGsuaainental causes Of this and al
N f1 ,,n a5iseases, including consideration
Il saaellylng reasons of the variation
plants. 'aoWn oy diliefene
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-16
pApERs Served on RREwERs.
Charged With Illegal Sale Of Adulterat
ed Ale.

Boston, March 49, Papers were
served yesterday on the Massachusetts
Breweries Company at their offices il
Arch street. notifying them to appear
before the Superior Criminal Court to
answer an Indictment wherein they are
charged with The crime Of unlawfully
selling adulterated ale.
The Indictment states that they sold
to the Warren I, Witherell Company
seventy-two bottles of Red Fox Ale"
containing compound Of sulphurous
acid which was not clearly set forth on
the labels OF the bottles, and that twelve
bottles containing the same percentage
OF the sulphurous acid were sold to one
James L. Connor.