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has a sandy bed. The water is OF
the same cullcr a. that of the
Missourie. We have seen, ! be-
lieve, a THOUSAND Dulidloes today.
We have killed OF them today.
We forded the river with our loaded
wagons. which were 10 in number.
The bottom is 80 level that the
water is about three feet deer
nearly all the way across. We en-
camped this night on the opposite
side to where W. lay last night.
June roth. -- This day was
pleasant. We travelled about a.
miles today; killed but one buffalo
but was in sight of them all
day. The river banks were lined
with them w can kill as many
as we want. We encaTped thi.
evening on the bank, of the soutl
fork ol the Platte. The plains here
are sandy. The river has leve
plain Oh each side; reXt to the
plains there is Oh each side ridg,
of sand hills.
June ffth.-This morning We
were a little surprised. The oxer
strayed away from the camp
Two of the men went after then
and saw four or five Indians driv
ing them off. They came back
running their horses and told the
news. Twelve of the Company
Immediately set out to rescue the
cattle. When the Indians seen us
coming they left the cattle aud fed
and we got them all safe to the
camp again. We left the camp AT
: O'Clock this morning One of the
men acted very imprudent lie
was riding by the side of clumt
of willows near the place where he
seen the indians driving away the
oxen. He, being cnraged at them,
fired at the Indians, but they could
not be found. Some OF the com.
pany had a little sport today in
killing buffalo bull. They shot
him 90 times OF upwards before he
fell There is o great many praire
dogs here. They burrow in the
ground and are about the size of a
common house cat. This evening
we encamped on the bank of the
Platte. This dly has been a warm
day.
tro NJ ,uNriNrEpl
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NV. CATION S."isSa g. jsnn.. o;,,,:ss; ot.sss
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court 81 the State of ore.
gun, County uf Multuomah.
~. ;. Stocklcu, Plaintiff.
w.
Nnnr Stprklcn. u irnlnnt.
10 Annie Stockton, Defendant;
In the tame IT the State uf Oregon
you are hereby summoned AID frquirrd
Ia appvar aud answer the complaint Il cd
against you IN the above cltitlcd suit on
or before the twelfth day II Nav, 100.
which h alter siN weeks have expired
from the date of the first Publication ui
this summons, II IL prescribed In the
order for the publication of summon,
that the summons be published inr six
successive weeks, and said order was
made and dated the twenty.sccond day
of March, igob. aud the first publication
thereof II made the thirtieth day oi
March, 1910, and " you fail Ia apncar
anl answer, the plaintiff will apply "a
the court for the relief prayed for in his
said complaint, Ia wit: That the bonds
of mltrimuny, heretofore aud now eN,
isling between the plaintiff aud the de
iendan, be dissolved, aud for such other
aud further Tcliei as shall seem equitable.
This summons i published once a week
for siN successive weeks in the ST, iOhns
Review by order oi the Honorable Judge
i'nlier, Judge oi the above entitled
court, made the twenty day of
March, 1870,
III, DRNLtNGRR,
Attorney for the Plaintiff
lI4 Chamber oi Commerce.
First insertion March 10, 1900 last in
sertlon May II, 1900.
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RESOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting OF the Council OF the
City OF st. Johns, Oregon, held
on the 18th day OF September,
A. D. zoos, The following reso-
luton was adopted.

| RESOLVED. That the Council OF IN,
City of ST, Johns, Oregon, deems il eN
pedient aud proposes to improve CatliI
street from the east line OF Lively street
to Jersey street in the following man
ner, towit:
by establishing light grade on
said street the same as county road.
are graded Said improvement To be
made in accordance 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 ST. Johns. The cost of
said improvement 10 be assessed as ro-
yided by the city charter upon the prop
erty specially aud peculiarly benefitted
thereby and which is hereby declared 10
be all the lots. parts thereof, ami parcels
OF land within line 100 feet from the
outside line of each side of said Catlir
street.
The Engineers amended estimate OF
the probable total cost for the improve
ment OF said street is S4SS.S9.
The plans. specifications ard estimates
OF the City Engineer for the improve
ment of said Catlin 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 Catlin street as
provided by the city charter.
Remonstrances against the above i'm
provement may be filed in writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date of the first publication of this
notice.
By order of the Council.
j. ". HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published in the 81. Johns Review March
10, % and 30, 1890.
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Express Their Thanks.

We desire to extend our apprecia-
ton OF the generous assistance
given to aid the fire department
and we feel that especial thanks are
due NJ. l.. Holbrook, Cochran Bro
theirs, Bickner Brothers, the Suhur-
ban Express Company and many
others-aS well as the city council
OF 81. Johns.
Our department believes it has,
and desires to retain, the esteem of
every citizen of 81. Johns: and we
stand ready at all times to do our
duty,
ST, JOINS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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WISE BROs Dc
RESOLUTION

Notice Is hcryb, given uiai at the
meeting ul the Council ol the
CITY oi st, Johns, Oregon, held
on the 18th day at september,
\ u. zoos, thr iull Wing rysp
sutton was adopted
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RESOLUTION

Nul,ge IS hereby given that II The
meeting oi the Cih Council oi
the City ol g Johns Oregon,
held on The 2lsi day ol March.
\ ID. 1000. the following
resolution WAS adopted.
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Keep Your Eye On St. Johns.
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ORDERS FOR BuTrERMIl.k

Taken Thursdays aud Saturdays. de.
livcrcd Fridays ani Moudnys: Toe u
gallon. Send orders to
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30

Neatly printed books of notes and
receipts for sale AT this Office.
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Carpenter & DolbCw

rlasterers, Brick Alasons aud &c.
mvnt Workers. Estimates given
and satisfaction guaranteed. Refer
to editor of this paper. 7SS Way
lnndstrect, University Park. Phone
Union 67q7.
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WANTED

The citizens Of st. Johns tn know We
have a milk route IN this citv. Pure
milk delivered at your door Tor a. u
.,sYsttt A1Ittf..t4.I ..st..s. a. -.
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..hf.,lmia. So Johns Review March
81" A.u' n and IB. IuHn.
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First insertion March 20, 1900 last in
seTilon May n, 1890.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
An Expensive Joke.

Berlin, April 27-The documents il
an interesting case, which occupied the
attention Of the imperial postal auth
oriti.s and Of the Boehum postal auth
critics, have just been fled. The di.
vulge an interesting story of prae-
teal joke, which sadly failed. A
lady in Boehum wishing to give her
young nephew, domieiled in neigh
boring town pleasant surprise, bought
a tablet Of chocolate and posted it to
him in an envelope, marked, "Value,
25,00O." The packet, on account Of
its high declared value, attracted the
notice Of the postal authorities, who
demanded about IS extra fee on de-
livery. The nephew, seenting a hoax,
refused the letter, which was duly re-
turned to Boehum and the sender ad-
vised. The lady, half ashamed. de-
elared that the envelope contained
nothing Of real value, but it was point
ed out 10 her that the contents, what
ever they might be, were declared TO
be worth $4,000, and she must pay.
With a sigh, the poor lady signed the
receipt. but then was told, to her dis
may, that a double fee had been incurr.
ed. owing 20 the return of the letter
10 Boehum. The total charge amount
ed 10 nearly 81. The lady paid, and
at the same time vowed that she would
never again try TO play any prsnks
with the postal authorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
State News

Albany fed 600 refugees yesterday
at noon.
The Lzne county teachers viii hold
institutes at Junction City April 2sth
and Cottage Grove May 5th.
TIE debating team Of the Albany col.
lege is in MeMinnville today, and will
debate against the team Of the Ne
Minnvine college tonight.
Lane county Odd Fellows celebrated
the s7th anniversary Thursday with
great festivities, a; Springfield There
were FIVE lodges represented.
For the first time IL the history Of
the Eugene high school medal de.
bate will be held before the end of the
present year. A SIS gold medal has
been offered TO the best debater in the
school. The subject is Resolved
That the United States senators should
be elected by a direct vote Of the peo-
pie" The first try-Out is May 4,h.
The Maecabees are planning a big
excursion over the Southern Pacific
May 9th. The excursion cones from
Portland, and will run two trains going
10 Albany and down on the West Side
The Portland AaroOns. one Of the best
baseball teams Of Portland, viii be or
the train, and during their stop at Al.
bsny will play game with the A..
bany team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
New jersey Balkers M

Atlantic City, y. J., Ayrl 4
annual convention Of the ys,
Bankers association Ops.s: :
day at the Chelsea hotel hs
anee is unusually large and IN,
sentative than ever before /, >.
tory Of the association. rs~
ton will last two DAYS sra ) /,
gram includes some highly ir.s,
addresses and papers.
The annual banquet Of tAsn
tiOn viii take place this svssaI
besides the members attending 81
vention many prominent guess =
them several members Of tie q
are expected to be present A
those who have promised to dsliw
dresses at the bsnque. are Sscri
Of War Taft, Governor Stokes, Ur
States Senator John 7. Dryder, !
E. Van Wormer Of tie Lircoln s
Deposit Co., Of New York. David
Watkins, commissions Of banking
insurance Of New Jersey, and Tho
F. Payton, editor Of the Banking !
Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
Translate Your Catalogues.

A correspondent Of the Commercial
Intelligence, Of London. writes about
the failure Of the British manufactur
ers always TO carry out the repeated
suggestions Of the British consular ofie
ers concerning the importance of hav.
ing catalogues translated into the Ian.
guage OF the country to which they are
sent, but British manufacturers are
more careful in that respect, as a rule,
than American manufacturers. In tran
stating catalogue the work must be
well done 10 be Of any effect. The
translator should have a thorough
knowledge of his own and of the Ian.
guage into which he Is translating, and
he must also have a technical knowl.
edge and be able to give a very intel.
hgent description Of the machinery or
whatever else is offered for sale.
Illustrations are very advantageous
in eatalogs. Net and gross weight
should be given in Kilograms, or what
ever may Dc the national system in
vogue and not necessarily in pounds
Dimensions should be given in the same
way in meters and centimeterA pulley
diameters and widths in eentimeters
and speed in revolutions per minute
The capacity OF the machine per hour
and the character and cost of labor re-
quired TO operate il are also valuable
pieces Of information if it can be pro
vided. Prices should be given c. i. 4
wherever possible. Manufacturers win
hnd it to their advantage to carefully
protect all rights in their machines and
goods before sending Illustrations of
them abroad, because anything good is
hkely to be appropriated by the in,
telligent foreigner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Judge Haley returned from Mt. An.
gel this morning.
Superintendent ]. H. Aekerman re.
turned this morning from Astoria.
W. c. Rebbsn returned to his home
at Brownsville today. He has been in
attendance al the Medical College.
Rev. P. S. knight attended the East
willamette Association Of the Congre.
gational church, held at Albany last
night.
Judge Scott returned today from
northern points in the county, where
matters relative 10 the county court
claimed his attention.
Lueius A. Long, editor Of the Hills
bOrO Argus Washington eounty's only
Democratic paper, is in the city to-
day, looking over the political situa.
tiOn.
A. W. Prescott. Of the oregonian
staf, arrived on the ll:ls train to re-
main here for several days. He viii re-
turn TO resume has work in Portland
until after the June election
Ars W. G. Prunk left Tuesday for
LAkeview, Mich, where she win visit
her daughter. Mra saxton. She win
also visit in Missouri, Indiana and
Kansas, and will be gone about Sx
months
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
DORA
JENNINGS
is FREE
Jury AcquIts Her After Being
Out Only an Hour

Grants Pas, Or, April 27.-The tris,
Of Dora Jenrings. Ebiek began here
last week, ended today il a verdict of
segzi.tsL Il has been the most seEsa-
iionsI case ever tried II Soathern Ore-
zon Dora jennings was accused -of
numbering her father, or Of being az
accessory 70 the crime. last fan. Tie
family lived at Granite Hill mines. on
the head Of Louse creek, tributary Of
Jump OF joe and the father had
TIE contract for Furnishing wood for
the Granite Hill mine. He was shot il
the nigh; while in bed. His daughter
Dora, was asleep il tie same room
with hin, along with some younger
children. A peculiar feature Of tie
ease is that all the children claimed
tkey did rot hear the shot that killed
their father. Dora 9 brother was con
vieted Of the murder. and is now il she
penitentiary under sentence Of death
All Southern Oregon was interested in
this ease, snd the women Of that see
.ion all took up the case Of the girl. !
She is about is years Of age, pretty
MODEST and rather diHident, and II
.eems impossible 70 imagine her con
.eeted with any crime. TIE verdict
meets with unanimous approval
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
He Cot Away All Right.

So far the efforts that are being made
for the capture of Ed MeDoEald, the
convict who escaped from the gang Of
prisoners employed at the rock quarry.
about q week ago, have proved fruit
less. Deputy Sheriff Eseh returned yes
ierdsy from q strenuous search in the
heavy timbered districts in Benton
county. MeDonald had been tracked
into those parts. where be obtained pro.
visions. The state prison has officers
who are continuing the search.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
GA ASTORIA.
ss.ntA. HIss knd yA H1n M.Ns BcIsti
As.a''" &12zlMl
A SMALL SCANDAL.
An Asylum Employe Falls Prom
Grace

There is a nasty little scandal at the
insane asylum, caused by one of the
employees becoming too intimate with
a girl patient. The woman in the case
il seems, is somewhat Of a degenerate
and at the same time personally sttrae.
tive. At any rate her charms proved
too much for the employe, and he fell.
A married man is also mixed up in
the affair.
The girl had been given a key by
which she could open her window, and
her tracks in the wet grass and on the
window sill gave her away. Those
MIXED up in the affair were at once dis.
charged. Superintendent Calbreath ex.
amined into the matter in regard TO
having the parties arrested. but found
there was no law covering the case.
He suggests that a law be passed by
the next legislature covering this
crime. and be viii advocate its passage.
There is nothing he can do under the
existing laws, but FIRE the offender.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture ana
cause itching; tkis form, as well as
blind, Bleeding or protruding piles are
cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs
tumors SOC Jar at druggists, or sent
By mail. Treatise free. Write ne
sbont your case. Dr.. Bosznko. Phila.
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
Wants ms Bi,s

Prank J. Moore has commenced an
action in replevia against the southerr
fAeihe in the justice court The com,
p'Aint alleges that the defendant re
fuses to deliver a RaeyeIe bicvels
worth 600. The individual who pur-
chased the wheel bought il on the in
s'ahnsnt plan, but failed to meet III.
payments He started for Seattle and
eAssked the wheel At the depot. There
Il was attaehed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27

Smith. the assassin Of Hanlon, II,
Oregon City night policeman, may b,
captured before evening, if the clue,
now Al hand are correct. Word 70
eeivea at the shssr's Ofses at II
o'clock was promising for the eaptur,
Of the outlaw, who is reported to b
tracked hve or six miles east Of Mt
Angel. The officers and deputies en-,
gagged in the hunt think they are fol
lowing up the tracks Of the outlaw. II
the present heavy showers continue
smith may ssk refuge in some she'd o.
barn, al least, il he is in tAoss parts
be may be tracked more easily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27

Big Coal Fiaid Found--Yes, in Ore
gon, and not 30 far from Salem; 10
foot vein Of coal that assays IS per
eest fIsa carbon a; grass roots. Ae.
tive developments each day Increases
value Of mine. Would you like an IN
tsrest in sueh = minet Let rs show
Il 20 you. anyway. Invest $50, more
II you ear, and watch yorT money
work. Capitalized at 100000
Stock now selling at 20 cents per
share. For full particulars write l.
W. Lane, 2oe Mckay Building. Port.
land. Or. Al0Im'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
VIII Locate In klamath

DR.. Richard Cartwright, one Of Sa.
lens prominent physicians has gone
TO klamath Falls, where be has taken
charge Of the government hospital His
family will not 20 until midsummer.
Dr. Cartwright was the founder Of the
Florence sanitorium, now the Samaritan
hospital. Of this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
To Honor Grants Menog.

Washington, D. c. April g-Vn
ually elaborate preparations hn "
made for the twentieth anrud GrH
day banqust Of the Ameri=i aIs ,
honor of Grants birthday, Wild =
take place this evening. VHisd SiS
Senator P. c. Knox VIII AZ IS i'aS
master. Attorney GerGd E''9y VII
be one of the prinsFL 9'ifaf' a's
Congressman Jame ViiSi u y
diana will deliver tie Hires N We
life and work of Gensrl eAAs sn'''
other prominent spesks's y vs.
ouet will be ]. Hanpicl More ~
ident of the National LaE'' q
publican clubs, J. R. Wigs, ar. !,
dent of the State leagus; b. w. : !
ley, secretary; J. Shaw, ir.',aisI ~ :. I.
uty Attorney General tis' - !,
Hon. E. A. sisons of Ehsi sac !. :
ator J. s. Fisher; Mayor a ~
nell of Scranton and J. w. ''
Beaver Falls. ...,
The Americas club, v"'.
in 1854 as a marching eia' =
much of a success that the -,
kept it up after the ca@p.'ss /.
er. The club bsgar 70 ssl''''. :,
eral Grant g birthday in i''s
done 50 annually with grs.'
The club now has a nsn'''
I4S0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27

Disease and sickness Bring Old Age.
Hsrbins. taken every morning before
breakfast, win keep you in robust
health, ct yea 10 ward OF disease. II
cures senstipatioa, biiioasasss, dyspsp.
sia, fever akin, liver and kidasy esn.
plAintk II purifss the bleed Aaa clears
the complexion
Mira W. d. Saith, Whitney. Tex.
writes April .. ieoe: at have used
Hsrbins, and fna II the best nsdisins
for constipation and liver troahlss II
ds<s al yoa elaim for it. ! can AigAly
recommend H." Soc Said BY d. J.
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27

TO MINING
In BOLIVIA

/ he need for cheaper power for the
mirIrg regions IS quite as urgent as
nat for transportation facilities. There
lis 70 native fuel accessible at present
s1sep. q little brushwoo5 in some see
tio-s. 4 diminishing supply Of the al
rire uaoss known ss .ysrsts," and
lla--s supplies Of Gis8 llama dung
Nc-e q these is very satisfactory
.1=l for power purposes, ard consider
able Quantities q imported coal, aleo-
1 Ls, sll oil are also usel. But the
traigkts, and consequently the prices
q tAese imported articles are extreme
II Ugh. and TIE power obtained is too
costly % permit of the easy develop
rz-i Of any but the richest mines.
Power a; present costs all the way
from 3 cents per horse power 20 10
ee-ts according 70 the situation Of the
zine ard the nature Of TIE fuel used.
Il some Of the mining regions there
seems 20 be 10 possibility Of imp;ov-
irg these conditions, az least until the
completion Of the proposed railways
makes accessible some of the hard
wood supplies Of the eastern forests;
but there are others where the invest
nent Of relatively small amounts Of |
capital would make available cheap |
hydro-elee:rie power. There IS water /
power available at many points which !
could be supplied TO many Of the mines
bv electric trsrsmission over distances /
varying from 50 TO 10G miles. For
example, copper mire near Coroe 70
is at present making plans for bringing
electric power from a distance Of about
g. miles, and the owners claim
that they viii thus he able 10 reduce
their power cost TO about IL cents
per horse power hour in place Of the
cents which they now pay. Another
zine east Of oTuro is planning TO trans
nit about the same distances and ex
7eets 20 reduce its power cost from
y . cents 20 something less than 8.
These may be exceptionally favorable
.ases, but the margin Of saving is suf
ieiently great TO indicate that there
ire numerous similar instances in which
. fair profit could be made.
There are many similar undertakings
.lso. which might furnish profitable
for investment. but the
standing in the way Of new
Id small enterprises in such q eoun-
~ as Bolivia are very great, and the
'ey 70 the situation. 50 far as American
Investments and American trade are
oneerned. must be found, If at all,
q taking share in these larger plans
pon which the real future Of Bolivia
epencs. II American capital can take
part in this development, and get a
lose interest in the affairs OF the eoun.
y, numerous other opportunities, large
nd small, will offer themselves. and
ommereial activity viii follow in the
axe Of money investments. Otherwise
he United States must remain content
} furnish 70 Bolivia only those few
ommodities which cannot be obtained
rom any other souree-Consular Re ,
ort.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
vsuusns z. N. c. A Cows

windsor, VT, April a.--lS
state convention Of the 7. n
vermont opens here this afieia.' =.
religious services at the SaP'
the opening service beng u n
Frank H. Brooks, ehsir"Aa
state COMMITTEES. In the s'ss e.,
win be q banquet at the os =. q
church, with addresses py
Clarke C. Fits. A. BochAl> -
othera After the banqae.' ;,<i
Brooks and G. F. North vin - - !
dresses and some routine s'
be transacted. ..,s
Tomorrow there VIII % ,,.s
the morning, afternoon s'~ ~. ~
and many interesting sddrssss' = -
pers are on the prOgran' o..',s
afternoon there viii Be y
boys at the Old south y
day evening the eOnven'''
with a Harlow memorial. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27

IA sam IN Bu1ness-Tke undersigned
AAs not gone 20 work for the Capi
tal Improvement Co., as represented.
He V running q wagon, and 10 stin
In the iranffer business 20 fll or
dsrs as Heretofore. Phone Ss2 Leave
orders a. Ferguson's restaurant. 7.
NJ. Eskkart. +4-lm'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-27
NEW TODAY

For sale Chesp--ssveal good farms.
"a, city and Suburban property. Cap
fs@i NatiOnAl Bank.