St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30

] II, w. Nalentlne mas TuSt DOuRn'
corner lot-at Charleston and
Ivanhoe.
For fine cigars il will pay you to
call at Valentine S: opposite city hall.
i. w. Valentine this week sold a
IooxIoo lot opposite the school
house to Will II. See.
+. w. Valentine has been adding
a lot of new shelving to his con-
fectionery and cigar store. I'M
proved.
Three lots on Jersey street were
sold this week for $1,000. p. J..
Peterson bought them of Dick
Shepard.
Among my list can be found
some fire insurance to please you.
w. II. King.
The Chinese block will be ready
for occupancy tomorrow-and Sum
day morning early a stock of goods
will he moved In.
Smoke a st. Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar on the market-the white
Crow
McKeon * Thorndyke this week
have purchased a nice lot on Jersey
street adjoining the Chinese block.
II is good property.
Try the "Par Excellence" the
champion Sc cigar: made in ST.
Johns.
Al Harrison - the new cigar
dealer--h1S bought two lots aud a
house Ut Oak Park. lie means TO
remain IN 81 Johns.
Voting booths will he ready in
each ward before Monday. Work
commenced upon the one in the
city hall yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna Thurlow bought one
thousand feet Of waterfront below
Linnton this week. Miss Thurlow
bought merely for investment.
&. A. Cook who has SO long been
emp'o,sd by the Postal Telegraph
Company will soon engage in bust
ness at St. Johns on his own ac-
count.
Rev. {. II. Campbell and wife
will celebrate the foriieth annivcr-
sary OF their mlrriage next Thurs
dly, Several ST, Johns people are
invited.
The man who will buy a lot IL
he gets elected should never he
Some people on the ticket
are, II is asserted, not property
owners.
Mrs. l., Hamilton wishes to an
nounce to her friends that she
has opened dress making parlors at
sos Dawson street, Portsmouth
station. Tailor-made suits a spec
ialty. Prices reasonable.
Members of the Evangelical con-
gave their pastor
pound social Tuesday evening.
There was large gathering and a
very pleasant time was reported,
After the guests departed II was
found that the larder was we'll filled
and substantial sum in cash left.
Many republicans think this
good time to get men OF high
character for nominees on the state
ticket. One point of attack will lie
the state printing Office, because il
is so expensive to the state. II
Willis S. Duniway is nominated for
state printer on his economical
platform he will bring strength to
the ticket.
Steps are being taken by Pro-
fessor w. G. Anderson to form an
alumni association of former gradu-
ates of the St. Johns schools. 1t is
the purpose to prepare plans and,
at the latter part of the term-or at
graduation--secure the presence Of
as many passed graduates as pos
sible, then form the association and
select officers. Such a society will
create more interest among the
pupils.
Fred. w. Valentine, the nominee
of the mass convention for lhe
position of mayor, is conducting a
clean, conservative campaign, and
is admitted by the majority of
people TO be man who is general
favorite. None can point him out
as any other than fair man in all
his work-and the people should
rally to his standard next Monday
and elect him by an overwhelming
majority. He stands for what is
best in all the issues of the present
campaign-and should be supported.