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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-15

nance which declared Mako harbor on
the Pesca.ores islands. in a state of
siege becomes operative. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-15
Has Never = N

It makes people It Invaluable at this S
preventive Of tvc1% indigestion scola and
impure blood. Hoods
keeps their condition. the
they subject contagious
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Tar and Feathers.

The Greek was thu first lo apply tar
and feathers To the body OF uu .t.al.
err said a doctor. Then, as upN. ia.,
puniShmcut of the victim Vl~ ,nn~.l
erred one "' the worst pr>>.uir d. U.,
arriEg aui feathcriug Va, rou,dyr.J
a greater paIiishmcut thau huu-ug !.
WAS % living punishment &C the most
rcpu,>jyr Kind. Acratiu- ui the blood
to "a certain extent through thr skin
takes place, and in tho uahcd skin ~,
surrS this Is very Important part ~
the acra,Us process. Ia imam the skin
does about onethirticth part ~ the
work, w1,r the lungs DO the rest. II
has been demonstrated that frogs
live but q few hours after having
been g.yru Il coat OF varnISh \ man
that is So unfortunate as tn receive 4
coat of tar and feathers 80 soon rs
freed from his prosecutors seeks To- free
himself from the recently applied tar.
\ man with good Kidneys could endure
longer such an application than one
suffering from an attack OF any disease
affecting the Kidneys Death might
follow h,> suffering, The skin is a
great abs Ir,Rut agent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Shortage at Dispensarles.

Charleston, 5. G.. August 2S-ln.
spector Floyd returns TO Charleston
this week to resume his investigation
OF the accounts and stock OF the dis
pensaries his trip last week having
found one Of the four places examined
Ia be short nearly $4,000. There are
six whisky and three beer dispense
ries 10 be examined and reports OF
other shortages are expected. The al.
legged shortage has attracted attention
Oh account Of the important disClos.
ures which have been made by the
commission OF the legislature which re-
Gently met at Spartannurg and then
at Columbia,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Dcmocrncy ON WRr.hips.

Visitors to the big warshipS In the
navy yard are astoniShcd at the way
the men address, their officers with the
title of "Nr" Everybody below the
grade ol captain on the ship is al.
dressed with II simple Mr." This Is
IL save time. M commander lieutenant
commuudrr. lieutenant and mdshlp-
man require too much time 10 cnun-
ciarr \ ultional guard officer of rank
below ,h.' VI major visiting the yard
the other lay was surprised to hear II
lieutenant commander referred to a.
"Mr" lhr very thought ~ such u
thing happening 10 him In the armory
made him almost shivcr An said
he, Il SOC why IL II. The officers are
on board day after day, while We
guard officers are In the arlnory only
now aud teen. Consequently, We can
stand "A l,Ilc waste OF time In hearing
our titles uttered "-l'rookly Eagle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
PLANTATIONS FOR
ST STATE CERTIFICATES
49,, psgip Under Direction of
srp,. Holloway Today
100. CATIONS ARE NUMEROUS

-. examination Will Embrace State
c,,.aeaies and Certificates for Pr'-
work-Miss Rowera Lopgmire
WI ASSIST.
T., " VI. Holloway, State super
...r,,f Public Instruction, ar
r ,he city Tuesday afternoon
rsu,hassee. accompanied by his
No.. laughter, Miss ldells.
70, Holloway came for the pur'
conducting the examination OF
.,sr,. for State teachers certih'
' 49, and certificates for primary
He will be assisted in the eX'
,..ra,ian for primary certificates by
r.. soN,na Longmire, principal OF
r,,rnsry department Of the Uni
,.,.y normal
Examination will be open To all
,.s her. throughout the State who de-
.,,,5 appIy, and several are here now
f., ,aa, purpose, The examination
o.. Dbl. ,anducted in the court house,
e,r,rrg at o'clock this morning,
a. ,i,rstions are that there will be-
.s.rl crowd of applicants.
Pr, Holloway il among the friends
off,. former home, all Of whom are
fIsi o zee him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
The .li,In Oh. Cost Lapel.

A ur.Ic aud beautiful custom
among o.. orthodox Jews Is directly
Responsible, for the angular slit la the
lapel of jae modern coat III" Jew
when ,,.. visits his household takes
"a ku.I, .I.'. rutiing the lnuci murmurS
lu NIJa..' 20 God, accept thy Julg
urul" 0 j. custom has com" down
from nu, MY and Is known ns kr"J'
,rrudiug '.. garment. TIL" cutting "
"krra" f.. .>sociatcd " IN such solemn
nud rr|c tx obligations thrt many q
storm llch..w father. ~ a punishment
fur u son .r daughter who marrlcS out
~ H. TAT. will rcud rs garment ~
20 token Cd, ~ death Of such & '.ild
The at is cmhlcWatir ~ thr profound
so grI"f, but also has H. comforting
influence. Tor u accept, with the rr'lG
Iaiiuu - IA" t,n.cal religious L." IN"
viii 81 the A'u0 -IN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Horrible Heroism

One ~ tie Resolutions HunnrrS WIS
standing 10y his gun ~ 10" snip
sb.ercd ABREAST ~ ~" Grnss"'s nag
ship The gunner was HII ready Ju''
going 10 Orr. when shot cam" IN ~
tho port and took las leg N ~ the
knee A. qui,k - thought IN" man
nulI,-i Of his neck clp,h Hnd tied his
log alvyc the stump III" n"ni instant
he s.lz.d h,, shot IN HUB AMI
thrust II INTO 90. muyzi" - ~" gun
which went N tWo seconds later Ny
fo,t" shouted 'Ac man cAuliantly, -
a.. 1T, lizard the Vile de- Paris "-
Frusrrs "Tauo1- .g''t"r'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Taft Party at olingapo.

Manila, August 2S-A dispatch re-
ceived here this morning reported the
arrival " the transport Logan at DIN.
on board. The Logan was scheduled
70 arrive at this port this morning
came In on time Olongapo Ia a har
Dor in Subg bay on the southeast coast
OF Luzon. within a short sail OF Manila.
II is the naval base OF the American
Philippine squadron.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Laundrymen,s Assoc latIon Meets.

Philadelphia August 29-Thc Ma
tionaP Laundrymcu's association begat
A three days convention in this city
today Delegates are In attendance
from an sections OF the country ~
addition 10 the lauudrymou there ar
present reports from every nduNtI
connected with the laundry business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
ELKS WILL BE HERE.
VIII Come From All Quarters With
A0tIers Trimmed For Work.

he Elks will be pouring in from
every section Of the State today, for
there will he something doing" in
GsupsyIIIe, and from what has been
ed every Elk will have his antlers in
,rorer trim for the occasion.
rsine.ylle Lodge No. 90 will be in.
r.lted by Ocala lodge, under dlrec-
ton 4 District Deputy ] b. BurbrIdge
< 'scksonville. Mr.. Burbridge will
BE- accompanied by several members Of
t'e Jacksonville lodge, and Elks from
various sections of the State have
Promised themselves and friends to be
o., 'snd upon this festive occasion,
'assmuch a. there will be enough
Ark 20 keep the visitors busy for sev.
RS. hours, they will get busy at 4
osr'E, immediately after the arrival
d 's' train from Ocala
L.e institution will conclude with n
ts,.iet At the Brown House, where
To- ,,H.y initiated members may talk
is-l'rr lyrr their experiences.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Bio Labor Parade for Gotham.

New York. August 29-Plans were
completed yesterday from Ucal ia
Dor leaders for labor day parade
which they claim will eclipse in point
Of numbers and display anything Of
the kind ever attempted in this coun.
try. More than 10000 uuon men will
be in line Every union 10 he report.
Cd IN the parade will place every man
on It's membership roll I'm line of march
or as nearly so as Is possible
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Gwen Up 10 Ole

+ SpicgrL l24 y. Virginia Il, E'-
Ausyil,r lad whites 'fur over i've
YEAR vas rrouh'rd with kidney aud
bladder affections Wht'h caused me
much pam and worry ] lost 'lrsh and
Wa all run.doVn. and n year uSo had
to abandon work entirely ! had three
II the beat phy.,clnn- who did M" no
good and VA practically gwen ~
To dI, Foley kidney Cav" VA rec.
onmpud,d and the iir.t buttI" Rav"
IN. great rrnri. Aud after taxing tn"
s.rn,d hp'tlp ~a- entirely cured '
! " VI .Culum \ Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Al Other Places.

- ar ID infected negrpes At
''- Evidence, La.
...., Miss 10 IN = panic and pro.
srr needed
.'a- tss quarAntined against Ml-.
sid demands a strict enforce.
''s"' viii be- filed against Surgeon
NrV Orleans for reporting
lection A. Memphis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
--A- ESTATE STILL MOVES

.a~es Proud Place. North Games
lie Sold 10 !. I. Prevati.
state continues lively 20 this
>"v"rAl important transfers
..-. made recently among the's
.- transfer from " y sAun.
Prevatt ~ the jams
..s'-, Worth Gainesville. com.
i.fiy-hVe G-rss OF A. RUOd
Al be found IA the county
H'orAbls houses. barns, etc
''i'.aR 20 a pore water ~ can
IS .n ihs south
.'''sti hHs been living on the
aoolt year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30

s.u,,~ neJ af- ss.rs % '~ mar
5-d' Why a.4L know they
.nur~t Smausr We'll. ~ -" 'h'f'
.,s A. many ~nEsgeus@Ets broAsi Toe
,asy. ina, tA-y thOuSht tAS, Toosan
-, snrn FrB-just Simply Daf'~a
Iond1n Answer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
Attention. p. o. s. Of A.

rtii be . toeial held "a th~ T.
B hail Wednesday evening
' ath All msmbers ARE F--
- 70 sons sna bEing their tami-
F.P. BrIIock. PFesidsnt.
: A hGEAsp. HnsrssarF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-30
The YELLOW FEVER.
Nrsee~ New Gases Reported Up to
Noon Yesterday.

.r' ufieans, August ~ Number
''0 rsse- reported up to noon today
49, arteen number 81 deaths WAS
''.' 'H,al cases TO date, sol total
'.,'.. -t#.
...rr j. some fear Of trouble II the
'.. .au0n 10 depopulate all towns
.'' 'r'"r appears IL enforced. New
'.'.' mrrchSnts fear 1t might u.
. ..' google To- leave town and other
- .'iiles not 10 receive any
''...i
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
u. Hardy
Canon City, Colorado
THE Weather" In Colorado

fine weather even in November, De-
cember and January.
The writer's personal experience
is this. and is not unlike many others.
When he announced few years ago
that he should remove to Colorado
all his friends made every possible
effort to pursuade him to change his
plan. They all contended that the
Winters were so severe that it re-
quired a robust constitution to stand
the rigorous weather. They had
probably heard of the ice palace of
Leadville and pictured all Colorado
the same.
Well, he passed through Illinois
about the first few days of No
vember when the state was envel-
oped in one of those chilly, marrow
freezing, disagreeable. soggy, driz
ely, foggy, damp spells that cannot
be described as a storm yet is a thou
sand times more disagrceablc and
health wrecking than a blizzard
He carried an umbrella, rain coat,
a pair of overshoes and borrowed a
beaver overcoat that he might be
ready for the extreme change when
he reached Colorado.
The Illinois fog reached clear
across Missouri and well into Kansas.
lie reached Canon City November
ord. The sun was shining as bright
as it could and the weather was as
comfortable as May day in Ken
lucky. 1t was the same all through
November and December, and into
January. Not rain or snow and
hardly cloud in the sky. There
we're picnics almost every week,
Thanksgiving day, Christmas, New
Years dav and Wa ashinpton's birth
day, were celebrated in the hills.
The big overcoat was sent back east
and the rubbers and umbrella prompt
ly lost and forgotten.
Every year since has been the
same and like others so much have we
become accustomed to it that it re-
quires the enthusiastic exclamations
of the newcomer and an occasional
visit back to the humid East to make
us fully appreciate the good thing
we have in the way of weather.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
Record Block

A well known resident of Canon
City remarked not long ago that only
fools and tenderfeet discussed the
subject of the weather in the Arkan-
sas Valley, the "old timers" he said,
Seldom adverted to the climate as
its uniformity during the different
seasons was SO well established as to
be undeserving of comment"
There is sub-stratum of truth in
the statement we have quoted, but
despite that fact it hardly seems char
table to censure the newcomer
among us for giving utterances to
his admiration for the bright sunshine
and the evenness and charm IF the
temperature which we enjoy here,
particularly during Winter months.
When it is considered that most
of the visitors to Colorado from No
vember to April are from the New
England and the states of the middle
west where the climate is subject to
great fckleness and change, ranging
from almost sub-Arctic temperature
to one heavily charged with moisture,
which is the very acme of disagree
aDleness, as most OF us know from ex-
perience, it is but natural that the
sojourner among us should be con-
doned by those who have lived here
long enough to eliminate the word
weather" from their vocabulary.
There is danger that our seeming
indifference to the attractions of the
climate will cause us to become un-
appreciative of its beauties, and, it
NAV be, tina: the verbal admiration of
the "tenderfoot" as expressed upon
the street corners, is, after all, sort
of necessary preliminary to keep
alive popular valuation of its excel
lences in those of us who by long
residence here have become callous
to its delights.
The writer we'll remembers his first
experience with Colorado weather
and can we'll appreciate the surprise
and delight of newcomers who con-
tinually rave about the wonderfully
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
Thompson WdH Paper
find Paint COMPANY

The Thompson Wall Paper &
Paint Co., is ono OF the prosperous
concerns OF the city. The name indi-
Gates the business of the firm and Il
does a lot Of it.
It has branch at Florence known
as the Fremont Wall Paper & Paint
Co, under the management of ]. w.
Forbes.
Both houses carry large stock of
wall paper, paints, glass. oils, brushes.
etc, and do general contracting and
repair business.
The firm is the outgrowth OF the
business of r. B. Thompson who has
been doing business here thirteen
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

Arthur E. and w. NJ. Hubbell, of
Lincoln Park in 1908 sold 1000 crates
of apples from a fouf-acre orchard.
for which they received in cash $3.50
From eight acres they sold fruit to
the value of $2.o4o. all OF the labor
being performed by two men. From
four-acrc orchard OF seven year old
trees they made 5000 above all ex-
penses.
T. r. and Frank Broughton mar
keted this spring SI.3oo worth of
strawberries from 2N acre tract of
land
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

years. The officers are r. b.
Thompson, president, G. w Orme.
Sec. and Treas, A. d. Morrison. Vice
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
DESTROY STAKES.
Those Who DO So VIII Be Probably
Fined II Caught.

There has been a wanton des-
truction Of the work done by the
city: y:engineers--and there seems to
he desire OH the part Of someone
to cause needless expense. II costs
considerable to place survey stakes
and Engineer Goodrich has sent to
the city council a communication
reading as below:
"There should be an ordinance,
to wit:-Any person disturbing the
stakes Of the City Engineer when
and where set, shall be held TO have
committed a misdemeanor and shall
upon conviction, be fined not less
than Five Dollars $500 nor more
than Ten Dollars $1,000 for each
stake disturbed. and not more than
ten days in the lookup or city Jail;
or fine and imprisonment both; for
each conviction. This same ordin-
ance is an imperi,ive necessity"
II is hoped that those who com.
nit these acts may be well punished.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
seek A FRANCHISE.
Two Franchises May Require Some
Divorce Proceedings.

There would be no lack of fran
chise seekers to supply St. Johns
with water if there was not at the
present time an existing franchise
Yet there is one party ready to ac-
cept a franchise and protect this
city against all legal proceedings and
possible complications arising there.
from.
George J. Hibbard, an attorney
from Seattle, was in this city the
first of the week and expressed him
self as firmly convinced regarding
the brilliant future of St. Johns--as
well as his derire to secure 2S-year
water franchise for the city.
Mr.. Hibbard seems to have con-
sidered the existing franchise very
carefully, as he states that his clients
will take care of any legal trouble
arising. Just what Hibbard pro-
poses to do-and how he proposes to
do it's more than he will tell but
il is a surety that he is anxious to
get in here with a water plant. He
will appear before the city council
at all early date-and make his de-
sires more completely known.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
Elect Officers.

On "Wednesday afternoon of last
week the Methodist Aid Society
met in a very pleasant manner with
Mrs. Sarah Kemp. Sixteen were
present, and Mrs. Alice Learned
was the presiding officer. The
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year-President, Mrs.
Sophie Tufts; vice president, Mrs.
Alice Learned; secretary, Mrs. 5.
{. Calkins; treasurer. Mrs. Hope
Learned, The outgoing president,
Mrs. {, IL. Campbell, will be great
ly missed, Plans were made for a
New England supper soon to be
held. Sandwiches. coffee, cake and
grapes were then served. The
next meeting will be held with
Mrs. W. l.. Bulls.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
Some More Stuff

Invitations are out for a progress
sive pedro party at the elegant home
oi MIS-, G., III. Carlson this Friday
evening.
Mrs, NJ. l.. Rowland and daugh,
ter, Sylvia, were in the city from
Portsmouth on Tuesday-guest OF
Mrs. &, \. Braasch and Mrs. W.
l. Thorndyke.
Miss Louise McKeon arrived on
Wednesday from Big Timber
Montana, and is at home with her
father, X. ". McKeon, OF Til.
RRvIEw. She will remain here
permanently.
Mrs. ". G.. Clarke contemplates
at once removing to La Grande ~
where her husband now has employ
ment, The move will probably be
but temporary-as before long the
couple will he back here in their
old home.
Mrs. +. W. Valentine is enter
tanning her sister aud husband, Mr.
and Mrs, George Hampton. of La
Crosse, Washington. Recen, visitors
to the Valentine home have been
Mrs. Valentines cousins from Sea
side-Mr, and Mrs Richard Brad
bury.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
Gave Musicale.

On Monday evening of this week
a benefit musicale was given fol
Miss Mae Perkins at the Methodist
church. The following program
was delightfully."- rendered; "colum-
bia:" by the choir; duet, the Misses
Perkins; recitation. Mae Perkins;
solo, Lillian Perkins; duet, Mes.
danes Hope, Learned and Bulls;
"Suwanee River" choir; solo. II
canno, Sing The Old Songs" Mae
Perkins; recitation, Lillian Perkins
duet, Mesdames Hansen and Bulls
solo. Il. l.. Perkins; Sweet aud
Low" choir; recitation. Lillian Per.
kins, duet. Lillian and Il. l.. Per
kins; duet. Lillian Perkins aud
Hope Learned; America" con
gregation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13

THs REVIEW is we'll worth the
dollar-and We need il at this time.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13

Seventh Day Adventist chunch, 81.
Johns. sabbath school at 10 a. m.
regular service at n a. m, every Sabbath;
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday evening. Il.
ID. huTlbert, elder
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
W.J.PEDD|CORD
REAL ESTATE


fjoo-Lot soxia6, near station.
fioo-Four lots In Point View, corner.
Sioo-1.ot soxI fine river view, half cash
f5so-Lot soxioo, close In; t7s cash.
Tnstallment.
Hio-7.room house isxsS, small barn, q
few bearing trees, lot Soxioo.
sSSo-s-room house, lot SixiS2; siJS;
installmcnt.
f67S-i.room house, lot Soxioo, slightly,
close to station; adjoining lot may
be had.
f9o-7.room house. good we'll. cis,crn
and city water. Terms on part.
ffoso-5.room house, plastefed. nice
lawn, lot Soxfoo.
fisoo-S.room house, wood.fber; loi
Soxfoo. near station.
fIsso-6.room house, lot SoNioo fine 10.
cation, boulevard.
fi6ss-6.room house, river view, 10,
Soxtoo.
f,ioo-S.room house. near station, plenty
Of fruit, lot tooNioo. fine home.
One S.room house for rent, river view.
Also i.room house.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
FEW--
-THORNS -

"Dowie is paralyzed," says an
exchange. Five dollars and costs"
is the customary remedy.
Lawrence Silliman, of Hood Riv-
er, has just secured a pension. In
this case silliman proved to be a
shrewdman.
A Missouri woman last week took
butcher knife and cut off her hus-
band tongue. Poor fellow Think
of what he has to take and never
talk back
Those Philadelphia boodlers be-
lieve in wholesaling The number
of counts thus far found against
them is I34-and the returns are
still coming in.
Pat Grove and young Cudahy
seemed to have a surething cinch on
dads purse. But in these days Of
strenuosity the boys generally desire
to live faster than the law allows.
In Seattle a man has cut his
hands trying to rob a saloon. As a
usual thing when a man tries to rob
a saloon he cnts the sag off his own
purse-and then cuts up somethin
fearful
II every Portland perjurer over
the assessment rates gets into the
pen as the law prescribes the Ell
largement Of that penal institution
will extend clear over in adjoining
counties.
John Dairy and Mary Jersey were
married in Southern Oregon last
week. II needs a good Jersey to
run dairy in proper shape. Still,
John had better not think he's the
whole nerd
Hit a man on the knuckles and
he'll seem astonished: hit him Oh
his family honor and he'll seem in.
dignan,; hit him Oh his pocketbook
and he'll throw a it, swear, and
froth at the mouth.
Pat Grove says God will take
care Of me" II may be that Pat is
in error. II God has been keeping
cases OH Pat II is harps to haloes
that the other gentleman will look
after Pats welfare
At Oregon City a lad has been
arrested for having in his possession
six umbrellas. That is a shame
Can't a fellow have a dry umbrella
for every day in the week--and
then stay in the house on Sunday ?
In the Vienna house of parlia.
ment one Of the speakers threw a
glass Of water at fellow-operator.
A great uproar followed this waste
,f water. Beer would have been |
possibly, more ''in
iastc."
a Missouri woman has been sen.
enccd to ten years in the pen he.
'ause she married a negro. We
know some women who should re-.
'cive the same punishment for mar.
wing the white men who are their
husbands.
A German minister in Berlin has
,iven away his entire fortune OF a
quarter million dollars. Then he
ell in love and, with the aid OF his
ilimAammed $4,000
rom lawyer. The lawyer shouldn't
AVE been mad at that: think
low he obtained the money
"Swiitwater Bill' has had hard
ime IN attempting 10 spend his cash
asst enough, Al Seattle he tried TO
NY ont the best theater for one
81 as To entertain his
friends, " bill" should make a
ontract with one of 81. Johns con
ractors To build him a home; then
ed he broke.
Down in Benton county there is
D he a good roads convention
ext week-and the county COM
iissloners feel so tickled over il
hat they are To pay all road super,
isors = per day for attending the
ession. Those commissioners are
etermined 10 bull the market. &.
the regular price OF vote!
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
ChuNh Notices.

Congregational Church. ST. Johns-
Morning service at 1850, Sunday schoo
at ';So, evening service at 7;So.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
An Oversight.

Through blunder the al of the
West Coast Laundry was omitted
from THR REVIEW last week-but
that was no indication that the plant
was not running.
This week the ad is shown-and
We call particular attention to the
institution. 1t should be we'll pat
ronized.