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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22
How Would You Like This Butter?

The Moor prepares butter in an original way and gets different taste from the usual one Fresh butter (..si
 bida." as he calls it, as known by us he despises and uses only for cooking It must be old if it is to be liked After it has lan in q hole in the ground for some years and has got a certain ap- pearaare it becomes a del;cacy. To make butter sOatskill is turned in= side oHt. 1t is filled with milk. bound tight a.d tied to a tree There it is beaten backward and forward till the butter is made. That is why you con- not get butter in Morocco without hairs all through it. The butter is then laid on pieces of wood and the maker goes to sell it. Possible buyers lift the dirty cover put in their fingers and take out a taste and if the goods do not please close it down again and the salesman purSucs his way.
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The Lodge,

From the president of the nation down to tho humbIest citizen the fas. cination Of grip and password en- thrallS It Is not that the lodge i, d Se- cret organization, though that is a part. It is Tot that it's membership is chosen with caution, though such ex- cluslveness undoubtedly makes it more eagerly sought. It is not that it gives direct benefits or that it offers protec. tion to the family when the bread earner has departed. Not these things alone make the lodge popular Greater than these is the desire for social com panonship, the love of fellowship, the power of community of interest. Not substitute for club or church, yet fill ing place in mems lives that neither occupies, the lodge has developed the old time guild idea and fitted it to mod ern conditions and Is an institution that exerts tremendous power in business, in politics and in society. So rapidly does it increase in popularity that it shows little indication of ever welding less power over mems desti- nies than 1t does today.-C. NJ. Harcer in Atlantic
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Last of the AristOcrats

'The old French aristocracy dies with me, cried the Princess de Valmont on her deathbed. She was a bitter old soul, who, born of long line of un. contaminated ancestors and married to noble of equally superfine strain, had, through her husbands death in financial difficulties, to marry her five children to "abominable persons" of high character, but with the blight of trade or industry in their blood, Her last years were made mournful to her by this pitiful descent and just before her grandiose last utterance, looking with bitter smile at her children and grandchildren in tears round her dea th bed, she broke silence in the following terrible reflection: We have here" counting on her fingers, representa- tives of carriage making, wholesale grocery, confectionery, coal mining and the stock exchanges. and all grafted on the old tree of the De Valmonts."-New York Herald.
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Artist ziem.. Queer Housc.

Elem, the artist. was d queer charac- ter. He lived in d house at the top of the Rue Lepic on Montmartre. His house was his castle in the literal sense of the word It was difficult to obtain admission, for the painter had an up per window out of which he always looked when the bell rang and lnterro- gated his would be visitors. He had d basket which he let down by Il cord to receive packages or messages, and he slept In wonderful swinging bed His house was a vertable museum, il luminated Persian manuscripts being part of his collection. Some of these were worth thousands of francs, but il was impossible to persuade him to sell any of them. In place of newel post on his stairway stood the brow of a gilded gondola. and. closely immured In his studio, he painted pictures of Venice and bade defiance to all who came to disturb his peace.
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Athletic Iseats on the Moon.

Did YOU ever set to thinking that you
 would etioy q @s.ets.NM translation from
 the earth to the moon? If you have did you eIel. figure on the wonderful featS of muscular strength with wl,ic you could aStoHisl our luminary neigh
 borS, providing grayitation would have no more effect accordingly there than here: Let us figure: The moon only weighs onc-eightieth part as much as the earth. GraVitation must therefore be correspondingly less. If therefore a man weighed 40 pounds on this earth he would weigh but fraction over twenty pounds according to the scales use(. on the moon. if however. his muscles and frame rclnai ihcd tht same as they were before being trans. ferred to our silvery sister world he could "aStonis!l the natives" with lie astounding athletic and muscular feats He would be able To shoulder an ele- phant of the regulation size and ta yank small mountain out by th roots. The huoyaney of his body would be so great that athletic featS would be easily accomplished. He could run a mile in something less than two sec. ondS or could by single bound leap over wall twenty-four feet high with out greater eXertion than would be re. quired here in clearing one only two feet in height.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22
IngrO~ving Toe NuiIs.

It has been found by some that the Acopious application of dried powdered alum is sufficient to cure most cases of ingrowing toe nails. The applications are not painful. and the inflamed tis- sue is dried up. and a hard, resistant. nonsensitive bed Is formed for the nail The toe Is wrapped in a cloth soaked in soap and water for twenty-four hours beforehand. and then the DOW dered alum is poured into the space between the nail and it's bed, using cotton to keep the alum in place and repeating the application daily The suppuration, if any exists, rapidly dries up. pain and discomfort are all most immediately relieved. and. ;he application being repeated for about five days. cure usually results.
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Crushing n Bore.

An Englishman. complmenting Amer leans on their skill at postprandial or atory. went on to discuss the possibili- ty of boring an audience He said the severest reproof for a bore which he recOllected was that administered by the great Talleyrand while driving with a friend who kept telling him stories As they passed through the streets of continental town, which in those they observed one sentry yawn at his post. and Talleyrand said to his friend Flush. We are overheard"
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P.:iDt I}r;.al2ca

Everybody paints, whether he own; a house in thc suburbs or rents d fat in the metropolis. And what trouble the mind most is the disposition of thn brushes when the job is partly co:a- pleted. Some folk leave them i'll tht. paint, sosae wash them in turpentine some soak them in alcohol. some i'm merse them in lnsced oil An author ity advises all amateu as well as pro fessional printers 10 drop their brushes into bucket or bottle of water and forget them. When needed again they will be as soft and plant as when new. l have tried the trick and can recommend it.-New York Press.
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Virtues of the Old Sod. .

On the very rare occasions that snakes have been found in Ireland ex, planation of the phenomena has al
 ways been forthcoming. One was brought in bundle of shrubs, another in packing case, and yet another this time a dead one-was introduced
 by an English visitor. All have proved of alien extraction. Even science can not disprove the Irish belief in St. Pat Tick as pied piper. Here is an incl dent illustrative of this belief A son of Erin emigrated to Australia and
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The Houses of Parliament.

The fire which destroyed the old houses of parliament broke out on Oct. 16, 1894. The present building, termed the palace of Westminster was opened on Nov. 4, 1852 It stands on a bed of concrete twelve feet thick and covers an area of nine statute acres. It con tains 1, 100 apartments 100 staircases and two miles of corridors and pas sages. The great Victoria tower at the southwest extremity is 346 feet in height London Standard.
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He WIn-'PolfHe.

It was once told to certain king of England that Lord Blank was his po- litcst subject. 'I will test him." said the king and showed Lord Blank to the royal carriage holding the door for him to enter first, which he did. You are right" said the king "A lesser man would have troubled me with cer- emony."
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Her Dearest wish,

Darling" he said, now that we are married. what is your dearest wish?"
 She gazed into his eyes with a sweet, confiding look and said:
 That you will try to have the jew eler take tEis engagement ring back so you can get me one with a diamond at least half as large again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22
Girl Babies In Lapland.

In Lapland as soon as girl baby is born and has been duly rolled ill the snow-a ceremony which seems to take the place of baptism--she is lowered by her father with a certain number of reindeer, which are branded with her Initials aEd kept apart as her spc- cial.property. In proportion as they increase and multiply doaS her chance Of making a good match improve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-22
Sharp and We'll Set.

The mistress of the house was newly installed and looked it. but she had clearly defined ideas on industrial queStions and when the man who had called her to the door asked for little something to eat she Immediately look ed toward the wood pile in the yard.
 "Well." she said. If you will get that aX''-
 "Oh, l shan't need that" the man interrupted in reassuring tone My teeth are all right"
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Inexperienced.

Johnny, if. you eat all six of these apples you won't have any appetite for your dinner s.. ,.,I
 It is needless. to state that it was Johnny's bachelor uncle who made the remark. No man with experience in grocery dlls would have made such an eEr"r
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tkh= ul;itlp a= rorJuD Q

uuIthiA maue fortune. lie was Hap. py except for one triai--snlkcs "Oh, for an Australian St Patrick" he moaned. And theA ca!9a :gA inspiration He wired for ;t load of the soil of old Ireland. Only when he had strewn the precious nlG!d aroGnd ,lJoUt his dwell ing could le sleep in peace.-London Tribune
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Friends.

Never judge person by his relatives, but by his friends. One isn't responsi- ble for his relatives. Be they good, bad or indifferent. they are thrust upon him, but friends are self chosen, and what they are so is the person.
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Parlor Suite

This three-piece Parlor Suite consists of a char, settee and rocker all fitted with good springs and handsomely up holstered in a high grade velour. Our price &10 E0 ........... .... 4lZ.0V
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Bed Room Suite

This Suite Consists of three pieces Bed Dresser and Wash Stand It is well made throughout neat in finish and design, the Dresser alone is worth the price asked for the Suite For tie bed you may have choice of
 wood one to match the Dresser and Wash Stand an or green. Our price for the complete Suite p l.OJ
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Chiifonier

This handsome Chiffonier is made throughout of solid oak, golden finish. It has five large drawers, and a large French
 Bevel Mirror. This Chiffonier would cost you in most any re-. to sIo.oo, our u:c price Y6.5O
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
The Dorcus Club Holds Picnic.

The Dorcus Club held a very Ell.
joyable evening picnic at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Clsrk Satur-
day evening, August 4th. Whist
and other games were the order OF
the evening, but the crowning event
was the bounteous spread furnished
by the ladies to which the "Andso-
forths" and "1ts" were invited to
partake of. Three lusty cheers
were given at its close for the flu
ture success of The Dorcuses The
following were present:
Mesdames Albertson, u. c. Hoyt,
Il. Hoyt, Faulk, Smith, Reynolds,
Hinkston, Casteel, Leigh, Slauter
baugh, Satterlee, Hudson, Baker,
Clark, Roscnstock, Cummings and
Carson Misses Lula Faulk and
Dorothy Hoyt; Messrs. Albertson,
ID. {. Hoyt, Earl Hoyt, Faulk, Ba-
ker, Smith, Reynolds, IIinkston,
Casteel, Leigh, Slauterbach, Satter-
lee, Hudson. Clark, Rosenstock
Merrill, and Masters Stuart Carson,
Hudson, Milton Satterlee, Harold
Smith and Arthur l.. Clark.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Summer Diarrhoea in Children.

During the hot weather of the
summer months the first unnatural
looseness of child's bowels should
have immediate attention, so as TO
check the disease before il becomes
serious. All that is necessary is u
few doses of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
followed by dose of castor oil to
cleanse the system. Rev. NJ. o.
Stockland, pastor of the first M. Il.
church, Little Falls, Mimi, writes:
1--WE have used Chamberlains Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
several years and find II very val
liable remedy, especially for sum-
mer disorders in children" Sold by
Jackson's Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given that at tho
meeting Of the Council Of the
Cit of st. Johns, Oregon, held
on the 9th day OF August,
A. d. 1000, the following reso-
luton was adopted

Resolved, That the Council of tn,
City Of st. Johns, Oregon, deems Il cx'
pcdient and proposes TO improve Phila
delphia street from the southwest line ol
Ivauhoe street to the northeast line oI
Bradford street In the City Of ST. Johns
IN the following manner, to wit:
To establish the necessary grade foi
roadway, curb and sidewalk on said
street. Said improvement 60 bc made
~ accordance with the Charter
aud 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 st. johns. The cost oi
said improvement to bc assessed ~ pro.
vided by the city charter upon the prop.
crty specially and pcculi arly lcncfitcd
thereby and which u hereby declared 90
be all lots, parts thereof aud parcels OF
land within Too feet from the outside line
of each side Of said Philadelphia street.
The Engineers estimate OF the prob.
able total cost for the Improvement oi
said street II ;it,oio.6S.
The plans. Specifications aud estimates
Of the City Engineer for the improve.
ment Of said Philadelphia street are
hereby adopted.
Resolved, That the City Recorder Of
the City Of 81. Johns lie, aud Is hereby
directed to give notice II the proposed
improvement, Of said Philadelphia street
as provided by the city charter.
Remonstfanees against the above i'm.
pfovement may be filed In writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date Of the first publication OF this
hotice.
by order oi the Council.
w. l.. THoRNDyKg,
City Recorder.
Published In the 81. Johns Review Au-
gust 10, I9ob.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
CHURCH NOTICES.

Baptist church-E. A. Leonard
pastor, Sunday school at 10 u. m
Preaching at ~ a. m. Il. y. i. L
7 p. N. Prcaching at s p. N. Al
are cordially invited TO attend ihes'
services.
Methodist church-S. l.. Young
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m.
preaching at ~ a. M. Union ser
vices Sp. m.
Holy Cross Catholic church
Portsmouth Station SIS u, M,
low mass; IoIS a. m, high mass
1880 p. M, vcspers and benediction,
ST. Andrews Episcopal Chapel,
University Park Rev, Vim. K.
Powell, chaplain. Regular services
II a. m. Sunday school 10 a. m,
Evangelical church - Sunday
school Ioa. m. Preaching II a. m.
Junior X. l.. &. T.. 2;So p. m. ;
Senior X. l., c. T.. 7p, m. T.. T..
McNicker pastor.
First Congregational Chureh-F,
J. Warren, pastor. Sunday school
10 a, M; preaching II a. M, and S
p IN.
Church of Christ.-Services ev-
,ry Lords day at 3 p. M, in the
Baptist church, Communion and
preaching by Rev. Bruce Wolver.
ON, acting pastor, All cordially
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Communicated.

Editor Review That the council
of the city of St. Johns did not sub.
nit to the Establishments of the Pa
ciic Telephone Co. in virtually Civ
ing away the franchise did the right
thing goes without saying. Thai
the council did not take notice OF
the petition brought in by the com.
pany was because the petition wa,
obtained through misrepresentation
The council is TO be highly com.
mcnded for the honest stand they
have taken, inasmuch as they did
not hand over the franchise on "a
silver platter" for the paltry sum OF
ST. 100 for ~ years. What the tele.
phone company wants is franchise
that will not grow as fast as the city
grows. In fact they do not want
one that will grow at all. They say
now that they did not get just what
they were after that they have a
franchise. II this is a fac, il must
be free franchise. And il a free
franchise, why pay for one. Why
don't we get better service il they
have a franchise
u. {. ROGERS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Proposals for Street Work

Sealed proposals will be received al
the office of the Recorder OF the CITY OF
st. Johns, Oregon, until Aug. 2S, 1905. al
O'Clock p. m, for the improvement of
l.eavitt street, from the northerly line OF
Hayes streetto the southerly line of Jef-
sey street, in the manner provided by
Ordinance No. 80, subject to the proyi-
sions OF the charter and ordinances of
the City OF St. Johns, and the plans
specifications and estimates of the CITY
engineer on tile at the Office of the CITY
Recorder.
Bids Nnust be strictly in accordance
with printed blanks which will be fur
nished on application at the Office of the
Recorder of the City of ST. Johns. and
said Improvement must be completed ON
or before sixty days from the date of last
said work.
No proposals or bids will be considered
unless accompanied by certified cheek
payable TO the order of the Mayor of the
Sity OF st, Johns, certified by response
Ole bank, for an amount equal to ten per
cent OF the aggregate proposals,
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
BY order of the City Council.
w. l.. THoRNDyKE,
Recorder OF the City of St. Johns.
Published in the St. Johns Review Aug.
10, ~ and ~, 1906.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given th,, >. =,
meeting of the City Council, =.
the City of st. Johns, ore.,.
held on the 24th day Of JuN
A. D. 1900, the folIowin,
resolution was adopted.

REsoLvED That the Co,..,
Sity OF 81; Johns, Oregon, deems VI The
pedient and proposes to improve ~. U ex'
street ~ said City of st. Iohns H.. oiswego
ing sidewalks along both siJ.s pulld.
street, from south line of portIa,J aa
evard to Dawson street arraaI, Doul'
grade. Such improvement ~ lung to
street shall consist of sidcwaIks ,sNego
ieet wide, and TO be made of @ , "
inch plank and three tO for, .No laD
stringers, also curb plank three ~ h lour
teen laid ten feet from proner,. n, ny 'our.
made IN accordance with The II une and
ordinances OF the City of ST. lohu, aaa aaa
the plans, specifications and es,imo,'.a ana
the city engineer, filed in the ..s aSEss oi u
the Recorder of the CITY of s, 'dIe ny. ~
The cost of said improvement, - yTaus, NV,
Oswego street to he assessed as n.,,.i saI
by the city charter upon The r,o,"1. u
specially aud peculiarly hsross.'y
thereby aud which is hereby decIa,nS ~
be all the lots, parts thereof. and na,,.l "
of land within line loo fee, i,p,,, pa,,ss ~,
outside line Of each side of said Sa o'asle ue
street. ''"ego
e"s'" '"SVi ses'ii'iate oi the probable
cost Tor tue improvement of The III
Oswego street Is 81 ,a69.i,. WI"
The plans, specifications and es,;u,,..
Of the City Engineer for the iu,n,~ss''
ment of said Oswego street ere het,bv
adopted. ''''!
RESOLVED: That the City Records,
OF the City Of ST. Johns be. and |.
hereby directed to give notice Of A,
proposed improvement Of said OswsSo o
street as provided by the City char,e,
Remonstranccs against the above Inn,
provemcnt may be fled In writing Win
the undersigned within IS DAYS from ,bs
date of the first publication Of AN,
notice.
by order Of the council.
W. l.. TuoRSDygR,
City Recorder.
Published IN the St. Johns Review Iuly
az, August and TO, 1876.
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SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY
OF MULTNoMAH.
r. ]. Kreuder, Plaintiff,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ihk
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY
or MULTNoMAH.
r. ]. Kreuder, Plaintiff,
vs.,
Walter W. iiepp, Defendant
To Walter W. Hepp, defendant,
In the name OF the State OF Oregon,
you are hereby summoned aud required
To appear aud answer the complain, hlsd
against you In the above entitled suit on
or before ISth day Of Sept, 1900, whieh
Is after six weeks have expired from ths
date OF the first publication OF this sun
mons. II Is prescribed In the order lof
| the publication Of summons that INC
summons be published for six eonsecu,
tive weeks, and said order was made and
dated the ad day of August, 1900, andths
| first publication thereof Is made tue yu
day OF August, 1896, and II You tail 70 ~
pear and answer, the plaintif VIII sPpe
to the court for the relief prayed iofi
his said complaint, 10 Wit
First: For Judgment against the os.
fendant for the sum OF 500 with in'siss'
thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent pei su'
mum from February ~, 1905, ana 'ne
further SUN of S2.So taxes for the ys"
1905.
Second: For $50 attorney ices
Third: For a decree for the saie "
the following described premises Delohs
ing to defendant TO satisfy said lndsuisnss
To wit: All OF lot numbered seven w "a
Taylor's subdivision OF section TWO W
twp. one IN, s. X. T.. w. NJ, eontaih'
ing five acres, all in Multnomah eoals,
Oregon; according 10 the law anu a.
practice of said court, that the piosesa'
of the said sale be applied TO ms is,
ment of the amount due the plainun ane
that the defendant and all persons clam
ing under him subsequent TO the nJ.s
gage mentioned in plaintiffs eomps.n'
be barred and foreelosed from all nsn.J3
claim or equity OF redemption III ~"
premises and every part thereof, o,
That the plaintiff or any other P.,I P'sI
to the suit may become purchaser ~
sale; that the sheriff execute ueee "
the purchaser, and that the purens'~'
let into possession of said premises ,t
Fourth: For such other furthei Oh y"
ferent relief as 10 the court shall seem
equitable. . o.esa
This summons is published on'. :,
week for six successive weeks IN the
Johns Review by order OF the HonolsS Hon.;sIsS
Judge Frazer, Judge of the above .nu ,soS
court, made the ad day OF august ~
II. DENLINGER'
Attorney for the Plaintin,
AIa Chamber of Commei'''
Portland, Oregon
First insertion August J, 1900
Last insertion September H. ise
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Notice TO Contractors.

Notice IA hereby given that sealed bll,
will be received by the undersigned a.
his office In the City Hall, st. Johns, On.
cgon, up to the hour Of four O'Clock D
M, Of Tuesday, August 70, iyD6, for ne
furnishing Of materials and constructed
and building Of a City Hall for and ia
said City Of ST. Johns, Oregon, according
To the plans, specifications and estimate,
OF the architect, the City Engineer d
said City Of 81. Johns, Oregon nov on
file with the city recorder Of 81. John,
Said bids must be accompanied BY esf.
titled check for ten per cen, Of the
amount of the bid.
Bids should be accompanied BY sped.
mems of the face brick TO lie used In the
building-whether clay oreemen,. Nor
complete details may be secured Of the
architect or Of the recorder.
The council reserves unto itself H.
right Ia reject any or all bids.
W. l., THoRSDyKk,
Recorder.
Published In the 81. Johns Review Al.
gust ! aud 10, 1000,