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FOR RENT.

on very reasonable ttrms-farm near
NcWark-Arply to $ Af DONNEI.L. New
ark or csc. A. ELLIOTvT. ATTY. eo9
Equitable Bldg mls-9t
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Gold Filled spectaeles, sf.5o.
Until April 10 eenses included). Cub
berly. S24 Market street.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE-A- bsby's Engiish peram.
bulator Apply 1877 SAiafyapd ave mio-st
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED naptha
launch. I gusdilnt. engloes, I fisherman =
cabin VIII enilaori orcrinse tur building
lot. Apply $50 u. hbufth st. mlS-6t
FOR SAfE-Launths hun letgth Is r.
beam ff.. nr1t- tllss .condiuon Apply
THOs ~ lnbAl.f aos Walnut ST. mis-6t
FOR SArsE--rcn large winter dairy
cows, 1 choice lpnily COW, / secondhand
horse. HARLAN GEBHARr, Marshall-
ton Del M mf5-tf
MILK pure and fresh from Nilnquadaie
Farm. cows examined monthly by vetcrt
MARIAN daily iby oNncrCJ. q. kILNINCf
TON ID, tnf a. t2l9SAt mii-l5t
I FOR Solicitations. Hosiery and Trim-
mugs 20 merchants only. Anyone desiring
90 cnGake in this line would do we'll uy
calling on uahefore purchaslng elsewhere
DELAWARE NOTION HOUSE, Ltd.
ml3-lm 209 Market ST
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WILMINGTON TRUST CO..
9i5 Market street
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FOR RENf'-i7lo washington 81 park
'front.': location fine Apply g. H. CRAY
Printer Il East Eighth So ms-st
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LOST Female pointer with yellow spot
on sldo and on ear Straycd from hons
Saturday about 10 O'clock Reward AZ rei
durned TO 9ii kirkwood 81. mis-st
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loSr-Dog Monday March n. brlndla
and white bun dog evenly marked white
on tail. So reward u returned 9ls Franklin
st -ntHr ml9-St
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Safe Investment.
A saltzgiyet & Bupp Hat. Ss2 Market
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NnrIrm-

Notte is hereby given that Letters
Of Administration were IN duo form of law
granted unto the undersigned. ou the
Twelfth day OF March. A d. 1907. and
that an persons having claims against IN.
estate of the deceased must present thf
same duly attcsted. 10 the said AdWluA,
trltiIv on or before the HrWclfth day oi
March l90S or abide the Act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
SARAH b. BRADLEY.
Administrator
Address. Herbert A. Ward. ESQ. Atior-
ney-at-law Wilmington. Del. ml3-olclt
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writes another little story Of
tho happy life.
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Notice Is hereby given that Icitors Tes-
tlmcntary were Ia due form OF law grant
cd unto the undcrsignod on the Fifth day
OF March. A. H., 1901 and that an persons
having claims acainat tho estate OF the
deceased must present the same. duly at
tested. 20 tho said Execuirix on or be-
fore the Fifth day os March. a b. iqls
or abide The Act ol Assembly in such case
mado and provided
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ORDER COPY NOW.
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REGIsTBR's ORDER.

Address. Marvel and Marvel. Attorneys
at-Law, Wllmington. Del mG.eLcod
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Something Strange.

St. Johns people do not seem to
be looking for money in denomina-
tions OF 25c.
When one OF our advertisers
offered a rebate oil purchases Of
81 or more for the return OF their
ad cut from this paper, not one per
son responded to it, although the
ad was very prominent and the
offer was made by a responsible
firm. The reason for the offer was
clearly stated and continued in two
issues of the paper.
The management Of this paper is
interested in the upbuilding OF the
community, and is assured by the
merchants of their continued ef-
forts to carry a stock as complete
as the demands require. This can
be done only by the trade calling
for their requirements, and by
responding to bona fde knowledge
conveyed them by this paper in
advertising.
Bonham & Currier have another
ad in this issue announcing an
addition OF patterns to their stock
in the branch store, Io7 S. Jersey.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Dams Grill.

One of the very finest places in
town to secure a first class meal is
at Dan Grill. This new resort
that is bidding for public patronage
is thoroughly modern throughout
Located at Io9 Jersey street, It is
owned and presided over by Daniel
Williamson. Old mission furniture
prevails and the parlor is tastefully
trimmed in crimson and cream.
Neat and cozy private stalls are
arranged along one side screened by
deep crimson curtains. The silver
service is all new and of beautiful
design. The culinary department
is superintended by Mrs. William
son, who is well versed in the art
of cookery.
The parlor is cool and delightful
and promises to become one of the
most popular eating places in the
city. 1t is Dams intention to intro
duce special soc course dinners on
Sundays. Dams Grill compares
favorably with any place of its kind
in Portland, and Dan is justly
proud of his new quarters.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Shall We Celebrate the Fourth?

The Fourth of July is coming on
apace, aud as yet no steps have
been taken toward a demonstration
OH that day. The Fourth is a day
that should be celebrated in a fit.
ting manner, and it is up to our
people to see that the thing is done
handsomely. ST, Johns should get
down to business at once aud make
some definite arrangements with
that end in view. A good cclebra-
ton is a great advertisement for a
city. 1t brings many strangers to
our gates ahd speaks well for the
enterprise and activity of our citi-
zens. Let us celebrate the Fourth
in the good old Fashioned way.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Communicated.

That Portland roses are not to be
compared with those at Piedmont
is the opinion Of two of our resi-
dents who were stIolling in that
neighborhood on Tuesday. Upon
arriving at a yard completely filled
with magnificent roses of the choic-
est varieties, they were naturally
standing before them lost in admir-
alton, when they were accosted by
the owners of the beautiful grounds,
and their hands filled to overflow
ing with dozens Of the great beau
ties of every color, kind and size.
These courteous ladies were Mes
danes Black and Ryan, OF Aims
worth avenue, and they have a
home and yard full Of magnificence
well worth special trip to Pied
mont to view. They have pur-
chased about eight dozen new
plants since the exposition alone.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
La GRAMDE
An Interesting Chapter on that City
and It's Inhabitants.
ny A DELEGATE.

We want TO thank the Curry
Bros. Of the La Grande Observer
for favors aud courtesies extended.
II was mainly through their efforts
that so many of the delegates were
privileged to see the Grand Ronde
valley with its diversified industries.
fruit farms, saw mills, sugar beet
factory; its artesian well $50 feet
deep and flowing all the time. La
Grande is all that is claimed for il
in story or in song, The red man,
| imagine, as he rode his eayuse
across the valley, or as he jerked
the fish for his winter store thought
il veritable paradise.
We met some old time friends
who were in business there, Mr.
Watts of Watts * Matthews, AL.
bina, is there with a very fine drug
store; Mr.. Ritter, also of Albina.
is nicely located two doors from
the Observer Office. We also en-
joyed a very pleasant visit with
Mrs. Ritter, who was formerly
Miss Musgrove. She says: This
is a good place, but get SO home
sick for dear old Portland. " In
closing | want to express thanks to
ex-Mayor ], B. Stoddard and his
estimable wife for their kindness
during our stay with them, espec-
tally to the writer, who was so
kindly taken care of, while indis-
posed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Final Examinations ( r June.

l. All classes in reading will he
examined by principal
2. All papers will be marked
under the direction of the principal.
4. The question of promoting
pupils who have technically failed
should I've determined before the
close of the term.
4. To be exempted from any
final examination the pupil must
have actually earned the sixty
credits mentioned in Section iSo,
subdivision 81.
s. All classes above the ard
grade will be excused from after
noon attendance after Thursday,
June -; ist, snd and ard grades,
after Tuesday, June rs.
Programme.
Friday. June ~, Composition
and Spelling
Monday, June ~, Grammar and
Language.
Tuesday, June Is, History and
Geography except 8 a.
Wednesday, June 10, Arithmetic.
Thursday, June 30, making re-
turns.
Friday, June ~, assignment of
classes.
Tuesday, June IS, graduating
exercises OF S,h grade.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Lane Reelected.

Harry Lane, democratic nominee
for mayor. was reelected by a small
majority at Portland's municipal
election Monday. The contest was
a spirited one aud the people showed
their approval of Lanes admins
tration by their ballots.
BY the result OF the election the
following bonds were authorized
5000. 600 Of water bonds.
$1,000, 600 OF park aud boulevard
bonds
$500, 900 of dock bonds.
The acts increasing the retail
liquor license to $500 and regulat-
ing the number OF saloons also
carried.
With the exception OF mayor the
entire Republican ticket was elected.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
DON'T! | I I!

Don't let your child suffer with
that cough when you can cure II
with Ballard's Horehound Syrup,
a sure cure for Coughs, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Group and Pulmonary
Diseases. Buy a bottle and try
il.
B. B. Laughter, Byhalia, Miss. /,
writes; ~ have two children who
had Group. tried many different
remedies, but | must say your
Horehound Syrup is the best Group
and Cough medicine ever used, ="
Sold by St. Johns Drug Store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Score OF the Gun Club.

Quite a number OF local sports
journeyed to the shooting grounds
Sunday in the north cnd To get a
crack at the clay pigeons, Harry
Mansfield, the tonsorial artist aud
all round sport, made the highest
score. The following will show
what each one did in the way OF
hitting the mark:
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
FIXTURES FOR SALE.

We will make immediate delivery
of the following fixtures:
Cash Register.
pairs Candy Scales.
Coffee Mill.
set Platform Scales.
l pair Simpsons Computing
scales.
pair Howe scales.
10 foot show case for candy.
10 foot show case for cigars.
Is foot cigar case for counter.
IL Display stands.
6 patent Twine Holders.
8 Counter Stools.
THE WAGON Err CO.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07

Ice cream is going some these
days.
o. p. Gilbreth of St. Johns died
June 3.
Try the ice cream at Harris CON
fectionery. 1t is the best.
See DR.. Rambo for dental work.
Room IS, Holbrook block.
Try the new bakery in the French
block for wholesome goods.
Wildwood Court is slowly being
skinned of its fine growth of frs.
Mrs. l.. A. Palmer will join a
party going to Hood River soon.
Mrs. J. N. Keeler leaves for the
East this week to spend the sum
mer.
We wash and iron all fat work
at 25c per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
Misses Hazel and Vivian Cochran
returned to their Minnesota home
Friday evening.
Exchange for lots - home on
Williams Ave. Henderson, 7I3
Stark ST., Portland.
New wall paper at Portland prices
at Hendricks & Monnich-Potter
* Goold' S old stand.
Hollow concrete building blocks
are cheaper than stone. Ask NJ.
K. Urban about them.
S lb special blend coffee ground
by electricity, 81. Try it and be
convinced. Couch q Co.
J. w. Bragg and Lille A. Jones
were married at the Jones home OIL
May 20 by Rev. l.. "A. Leonard.
Exchange for lot, small grocery
on peninsula. Suitable for lady.
Henderson, 245 Stark St. Portland.
L. r. Ward, the meat merchant,
has been making some decided inn
provemeuts in his market. Drop
in and see.
Tbs sister of Mrs. l.. patriquin,
of Point View, is visiting her from
California. Mrs Pa,riquin's aged
mother is quite i'll.
Dick Shepard made q visi, TO
Hood River yesterday to discover
il that country is all that il is
cracked up to be.
Have you seen the new I.orain
Steel range ut Potter * Goold'sl
Nothing like il Oh the market. Let
us show you this range. Potter *
Goold.
The new Baptist church is rap
idly rounding into shape, and when
completed will prove an attractive
addition to the fine structures of
st. Johns.
ID. $. Southmayd has ton and
half Of 1907 wall paper on hand
for YOU To choose from. Prices and
work guaranteed. Call and inspect
this stock.
Lost in 81. Johns between May
II and II, a pocketbook containing
sum of money. Finder return to
3o5 Richmond street, for descrip-
ton and liberal reward.
We are agents for the Wabash
screen doors made IN the East.
Several good styles, and a large
stock To select from. Give us a
chance to do our part toward pro-
tecting YOU from the flies this sum
mer, Potter & Goold.
Sam Cochran, Pascal Hill, l.. l..
Walker, II. G.. Ogden and X. w
Mckeon have been spending the
week at 81. Martins Springs. They
went there TO see what effect the
waters of that famed resort would
have oil a tough St. Johns hide,
Up to the hour OF going to press no
fatal results have been reported.
w. l.. Thorndyke spent several
days at Astoria the past week
While there he observed the man
ner in which salmon is canned, He
tells Us the hsh are taken from the
boats aud put through the canning
operation with such rapidity that il
is necessary to leave small open
inn M the ton of each can for the
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07

The finest of calling cards at The
Review Office.
If you want job printing done at
once, bring it in now.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
To Exchange.

Farm Of 100 acres, near Albany,
Ore, worth 5000, TO trade for ST.
Johns property. Inquire 715 First
street, Portland. Also SO acres to
trade for lots.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Stop That Rent !
HOW 4?

Your choice of % lots, each so-
MOO, for $500, ten per cent
cash aud IS a month. This
property lies just across the car
line from Newport Station, in
Marcngo addition, and must
be seen TO he properly appreci.
a,ed. We will be glad to show
YOU this property at any time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
UNIQUE MANSION
FOR YOUNG Mr..
ROCKEFELLER
WILL BUILD COUNTRY HOME UN.
LIKE ANY EVER BEFORE
PLANNED.

NEW YORK, May lS.-Alr. Percy
A. Rockefeller. son Of William and
nephew of John D. Rockefeller, Is
building country home in Connect.
cut which is unlike any other ever
planned Perhaps the most extraor.
binary feature of 1t Is a confined air
space In the falls, forming a non.con-
ductor Of heat, cold or moisture. The
air space, It Is said, will make the
house warmer In winter, cooler In
summer and dryer all the year round
than any other mans home, rich or
poor.
This unique building Is just outside
Of Greenwich, overlooking Long Island
Sound. 1t Is near the estate Of the
owners father. Mr.. William Rookie.
feller.G
In the three stories and basement
are about 60 rooms, including more
than Il dozen for servants. There are
ten bathrooms and lnnumerable clos.
cts. In the basement are boiler room
a room for the motor that rims the
elevators. a laundry, and big space
for carriages, besides room for the
storage Of coal and everything else
not provided for above.
The owner has lavished money 10
obtain one particular result-ab.
Lutte safety from fire. The walls OF
the house have not a piece Of wood In
them--they are made of hollow terra
Gotta blocks, Altogether there are 81.
900 square feet Of these wals-that
Is, more than 500 tons.
On the outside there is an eight.
inch thickness Of the hollow bloc'ss,
then comes the confined air space OF
fonr inches, md then the inside thicx-
ness Of four inches Of terra Gotta Thus.
in effect. there are two walls four
inches apart, constructed of material
through which moisture cannot be alb.
sorbcd
It Is said that II all the windows
and doors we're closed on a hot SUM
mer day, air being introduced on.y
through the basement, the tempera-
tare would be from fifteen to twenty
degrees lower inside the house than
without.
On the outside the terra Gotta walls
are to he covered with stucco and
on the inside with plaster. The floors
and all other parts Of the house are
Ito be equally indestructible by fire.
Mr.. Rockefeller hopes 10 move in"
late In the summer or early In the
fat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
Jump TO DEATH TOGETHER.
Boy and Girl, Baked In Love, Leap OIL
Virginia Bridge.

- ~''t Ss'NsA W .SN1f AVdp VI
Virginia Bridge.
Inundated by the failure OF their
PUN for Il runaway marriage, Il no.;
and u girl leapel from II high su1pen.
sion bridge ut Clifton Forge. va. ana
sank IN the river clasped in each 9th
er's arms. The young swcethear;s
were Mabel pendeton, seventeen
years old, ind Stewart G. Gray, oniy
two years her senior.
For some time young Gay and Miss
pendclton had been infatuated with
each other, but tile girls parents oh.
1ected to their marrying OIL account Of
their youth. The young couple finally
determined to get married anyhow.
They planned to run away to Washing.
ton and return from there only after Il
wedding. q
The parents Of the girl learned the
direction they had taken and. jumping
to the conclusion that Washington was
their objective point. teleSraphel the
police nj Intervening stations.
When the train bearing the young
couple reached Staunton n policeman
boarded 1t and took both the girl and
the boy into custody. They were made
to leaye tue train anu under the police.
mans escort were taken back to their
home city. s
At q o'clock the next morning they
met and jumped into Jackson. river
from the suspension bridge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20

4: | J
Fair French Girl Kills Herself Iii
CeIlist's Apartments.
ROMANCE q OF THE OPERA.
Pretty Isabelle RoutteIot, Driven 10
Desperation by Her Lovers, Artistic
Admiration For the Great Prima Don.
ma, Takes her Life In His Room.

Jealousy Of her sweethcart's artistic
adt1iration OF Nine. GAVE, the famous
prlmn donna. Is said TO have been the
cause for the sensational suicide Of
Isabelle Routtelot. handsome French
girl, in tho apartments Of the man she
loved. She broke into the room In his
absence through window and killed
herself by gus.
! Louis BellevIlle, the man with whom
the girl was in love and because Of
whom she decided to die. Is a cellIst
In the orchestra OF the Manhattan
Opera House. New York city. He has
played In many famous orcliestrus md
has been thrown much In the company
Of Nine. Calve, for whom he expresses
the utmost devotion and admiration.
Both In paris aud in this country he
has been known by many us one Of
Calves most devoted adherents.
For more than three years Isabelle
Routtelot, the dead girl, had been en-.
gagged to be married to Bellevllle.
When he came TO this country two
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
STATE OF OHIO, City of Toledo,
Lucas county, SIS.

i+HFt. LHtds county, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner Of the firm Of F.
j. Cheney & Co.. doing business Ia
the city Of Toledo, county and State
aforesaid, and that said film will pay
THE sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
S0f Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENNY.
~ Sworn to before me aid subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day OF De.
cember, A. D., 1886.
tSeaD A. W. GLEASON,
.&2 ley Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENNY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for couati,
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-20
PIAIl.R|i|.K|!ER'S'.BI}!URIlII}i'''.
...S;''C |. i [ | |!
asE;lNN'ElR'AA,L;L-y,isuPPosEoE THAI So.
PERlNTENDENTsTARLER WELL
n NOT BE REELECTED.

PARKERsBuRG. May 2O.-whileslt
is nct liely that the board OF educa.
;ton at its next meeting wi!l3take the
natter up, the question Of who shall
succeed D. C.2'rabler. as supetlntena.
ent Of the public schools viii be set.
tied without trouble when the proper
time arrives. 555 "a
II Is stated upon good aushorlty!tha;
he clouds which. have been shadow.
ng the board have been cleared away
md that there are at least three, Of
he four members Of the board now
who will line up together and as a re
suit the problem vii! be solved.
As Is well. known the members Of
he board have been divided on the
question, President Bullock aid Mr..
Taylor being opposed to the re.eiec.
ton Of Supt. Tabler and Messrs. Mus.
grave and Quick being lined up with
aim. 1t Is reported that one OF the
latter will change hts position when
II comes to the crucial point and thar
the choice Of NIessrs. Bullock ami
Taylor will be elected. They aavp
not mentioned who will be their
choice. but number Of people claim
to know him.
The matter Of elcctlng q man otit
the mexpired term OF Mr.. solly, who
resigned because OF the fact that he
removed to Illinois will not be SO I'm.
portant as has been thought, for even
though he, would not coincide With
the views Of the three members who
control the situation 1t would not alter
the results. However. grea, care VIII
he taken In the selection Of the fifth
member and an effort will be made
to yet a citizen who will lend cast 10
the hoard aud who will be able to give
worthy advice. I'M
Il Is understood that several men
nave announced themselves ae Willing
to take the position. but the nun to he
elected does not know that he is even
being considered.
That Prof, Tabler will not be re.
elected superintendent seems to be a
certainty: that Prof. C. ". Boettlcher
vii, be reelected principal also seems
to be a certainty, but who will he
elected superintendent; Is an. unccr.
tainty and the matter will not be SET.
tied for several weeks.
a list Of all the teachers now en-.
ployed by the hoard who want to
teach again next year will be in the
hands Of the board for action at the
next meeting, though not likely any.
thing Will be done. There are sever.
al teachers who have stated that thew
do not seek reelection, but not many
Two or three want to 60 away from
Parkersbnrg to learn more about the
ethics of teaching school, hut they
expect to come back In year anG
their positions will only be temporarily
filed. ID