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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31

Mrs. Sophia Tufts is spending a
few days at Lafayette.
Try the ice cream at Harris con
fectionery. II is the best
Remember Prof. Beaver will only
be here for 10 days now. Bring M
your picture if you want it en-
largod. The Wagner Co.
T. p. Ward this week purchased
the interest OF S. McClave in the
Central Meat Market and therefore
is now sole owner OF that well pat
roniled market. Mr.. Ward is an
old hand at the business and wei
knows how to look after the wants
of his customers. lie proposes &c
handle only high grade government
inspected meats, and all patrons oI
his market are assured OF courteous
treatment.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31

Ice cream aud soda served in
cones and dishes, s aud Toe at
Harris confectionery, corner Taco
INA and Jersey streets.
Thorndykc & Brcdeson's box
ball alley has been moved to the
Oaks where il will bc operated dur
ing the summer months.
Another postal card from Charlie
Bailey in Wisconsin conveys the
news that he had just recovered
from a scare caused by a severe
thunder, lightning aud rain storm
that drove ninc-,euths of the town
to their cyclone cellars. Never
mind, Charles, wait for the mos
quitoes.
The interest taken by the busi-
ness houses OH Jersey, Burlington
and Philadelphia streets in keeping
the street IN front OF their places OF
business clear of rubbish Is COM
mcndablc. Now that the work
has been started let il continue.
Nothing adds to the appearance OF
business district so much rs clean
aud tidy streets.
One day last week Mrs. Thomas
Higgins was agrccably surprised
F. by visit from her brother, VIM.
/ Leach, oi Marysville, Call whom
she had not seen Tor twenty-SiN
years. The same day a sister Mrs.
NJ. ]. lIit,lc. arrived from Bloom
ington, III. Her visit was also I'M
expected, aud having been scparat-
cd ior a great many years. the
meeting OF the two sisters and the
brother was enjoyable In the eN'
tTcmc.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
A TEN DOLLAR BILL
What Mr.. Brown Did With an y
That tie Could Spare.

II is the busy dollar that does
the work as this story proves: "Mr,
Brown keeps a boarding house.
Around his table sat his wife, Mrs.
Brown the village milliner, Mrs,
Andrews; Mr.. Black, the baker
Mr.. Jordan. carpenter; aud Mr..
Hadley. flour, feed and lumber
merchant. Mr.. Brown took $40
out of his pocket book and handed
il to Mrs. Brown with the remark
that there was $40 toward the $40
he had promised her, Mrs. Brown
handed il TO Mrs. Andrews, the
milliner, saying; That pays for
my new bonnet Mrs. Andrews
in turn passed it to Mr.. Jordan,
remarking that it would pay for the
carpenter work he had done for her.
Mr.. Jordan handed it to Mr.. Had
ley requesting his reeeipted bill for
-four, feed and lumber, Mr., Had
ley gave it back to Mr.. Brown say
ing, That pays $40 on my board.
Mr.. Brown again passed it to Mrs
Brown remarking that he had now
paid her the sao he had promised
her. She in turn paid Mr.. Black
to settle her bread and pastry ac
count. Mr.. Black handed it to Mr.
Hadley asking credit for th'
amount on his flour bill, Mr.. Had
ley again returning it to Mr.. Brown
with the remark that it settled foI
that months board, whereupon Mr.
Brown put it back into his poke
book, observing that he had no
supposed greenback would go Sc
far" But suppose Mrs. Brow
had sent to Portland for her new
bonnet, then the $40 would hav'
gone out of town and never com
back again. Moral; Spend you
money at home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31

The West Coast Laundry makes
a speciality of lace curtains.
Notice our special closing out
prices in the window. The Wag'
oner Co.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
LA GRANOE
An Interesting Chapter on That City
and lis Inhabitants
ny 4 Diii.EGATE.

HN bEif'N Fs
Editor Review:
1--WE have been to La Grandc
and La Grande was ours say
ours: of course mean the |. q. q.
rs, as YOU know the grand lodge
of this Order met there OH the -
inst, and surely they were wei.
coined and entertained royalty by
the local lodge aud citizens oi La
Grandc. And let me say right
here that all the representatives OF
the grand lodge feel under deep
obligations To these same citizens
ior their un,iring efforts to make
Our stay pleasant, and II was with
much reluctance that great many
of the delegates lett the city. In
fact IL was feared Laurel Lodge
was going to lose their heavy
weight. OF course no one means
II. $. 1T. The Grand Ronde
valley Is rightly named. Magniii'
cent Glorious Beautiful were
the expressions heard on every
side as the valley came 10 our view,
approaching Il from the eastern
slope oi the Blue mountains. Th,
city could bc seen from the cars ioI
some distance ahead, and rs the
train slowed down at the station
the band burst forth in beautiful
notes of welcome. In response Il
the invitation of the chairman o
the local committee Ia follow the
band we were led Ia the commodi
otis rooms OF the Commercial clul
aud told To deposit our luggage a.
everything belonging To the Ode
Fellows was perfectly safe IN IL
| Grandc. We were then told Il
cross the street To the NJ. l.. churcl
where sumptuous breakfast await
cd rs. On Our return 10 the clul
rooms each aud every delegate wa
assigned rooms in the very hes
homes of the city. Every one wa
supplied without any effort on thei
part. The committee did not over
look the fact that there were grea
many OF the delegates who ha'
never visited the valley before
| Arrangements had been made will
the livery stables and garages t.
furnish any and all who wishe'
free rides over the valley, Also
splendid excursion to Summeryill
was arranged for, OF which a grea
many availed themselves. On
society that helped greatly to max
Our stay pleasant, a people VII
have been maligned and mucI
abused through ignorance OF lhei
teaching, but who are perfect ladie
and gentlemen just the same, wer
the Mormon people who 50 genel
ously opened the doors OF thei
tabernacle for the use OF the gran
lodge, and whether we believe III
teachings Of Joseph Smith or nc
| hope when the doors OF the Gre'
; Tabernacle above is thrown ope
they will all be there.
Continued next week
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
The National Tea Store.

Help wanted at the Ineeda I.aun-
dry at once.
Shoes at less than cost, at
The Wagner Co.
A case of spinal meningitis is
reported at Point View.
Rev. +. l.. Young will be granted
vacation this summer.
Brodahl's greenhouse, 3o7 Btu
chanan street, for pot plants.
Frank Thorndyke returned from
Marsh6eld after weeks absence.
Nice, clean, sharp sand in lots to
suit-furnished by the st. Johns
Brick Co.
Weaving-4oi Tacoma St. is the
place to get your work done. Mrs.
S. M. Warner.
Use hollow concrete building
blocks, s24 per 100, NJ. X. Urban,
maker, St. Johns.
Twelve nice, level lots in South
St. Johns. Small payment down
and SIS per month l.. IL. Smith.
The ice cream at Harris confec-
tionery is made of pure cream, and
is TIL best OH the market. Try it.
Exchange for Real Estate, Gro
Gerry in Portland Cheap rent.
Henderson, 245 Stark st. Portland.
See DR.. Rambo for dental work,
room IS, Holbrook block, st. Johns.
Hours 8 a. III. to S p. III, Evenings
to Sp. III.
Several who prefer light employ
ment are assisting in harvesting the
strawberry crop at points up the
Columbia river.
Ed Hurlbert and wife left for
Chicago and other eastern points
on Saturday. Their four children
are at Estacada.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to J. w. Bragg and Lille
A. Jones aud john Pollock and
Dora ID. Sinclair all of ST. Johns.
Mrs. $. $. Roberts, the dress.
maker, IoIs Olin ST., University
Park, all work done neatly and
satisfactorily. Phone Woodlawn,
500.
Frank Peterson and family who
recently moved to Camas. Wash,
have sold their property there, and
are noe erecting a residence a,
Peninsula.
The Learned. Braasch party re.
turned from California last week
Mrs. Alice Learned had intended
to remain there two months, but
was driven back to Oregon by the
heat.
The thermometer registered s.
degrees last Sunday afternoon. The
heat in the vicinity OF bunch oi
Frakes rooters at the ball park wa
lar above 80 degrees about
o. clock.
The cartoon OF Jackson's las
Monday illustrating the result o
Sundays base ball game betweeI
the Frakes and ST. Johns mines wai
one that explained the situation
thoroughly.
Already the fuel dealers are send
ing out their warnings and arr
urging every one to lay in a gooC
supply of fuel, They predict
coal shortage and say prices vii
soar to $40 or SIs per ton.
Those contemplating building
should consult with NJ. X. Urbai
in regard to the hollow concret
building blocks he is manufacturing
lie has the facilities for turning
out these blocks on short notic'
and guarantees satisfaction.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrho.a Remedy.

There is probably 10 medicine
made that is relied upon with more
implicit confidence than Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. During the third of a
century in which it has been in use,
people have learned that It is the
one remedy that never fails. When
reduced with water and sweetened
it is pleasant to take. For sale by
St. Johns Drug Store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
Prescriptions

Require careful attention and only
the purcst Of ingredients should
enter into their composition
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
The National Tea Store.

See DR.. Rambo for dental work
Room rs, Holbrook block.
Try the new bakery in the French
block for wholesome goods.
Some big bargains in the furni-
ture department. The Wagner Co.
: Mrs. Fred Debenham is making
an extended visit at Aberdeen,
Wash.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at asc per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
The infant children of Pascal
Hill, A. II. Smith and Mrs. Fort
are all very i'll.
Exchange for lots - home OH
Williams Ave. Henderson, 245
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.
X. Urban about them.
Exchange for lot, small grocery
on peninsula. Suitable for lady.
Henderson, 243 Stark St. Portland.
The families of Andrew Fred
ericks and I. J. Higgins are soon
going to Hood River for an outing.
Have you seen the new Lorain
Steel range at Potter * Goold 50
Nothing like il on the market. Let
us show you this range. Potter *
Goold.
ID. s. Southmayd has ton and
a half of 1907 wall paper on hand
for YOU to choose from. Prices and
work guaranteed. Call and inspect
this stock.
Lost in ST. Johns between May
II and ~, a pocketbook containing
sum of money. Finder return tc
,os Richmond street, for descrip
ton and liberal reward.
The st. Johns Second Nine ant
the peninsulas met at Hills Bal
Park Sunday morning. The scor,
stood 10 to 4 in favor of the hom'
nine at the end OF the game. Norei
pitched for the locals, and wa'
well supported.
We are agents for the Wahasl
screen doors made in the East
Several good styles, and larg'
stock To- select from. Give Us
chance To do our part toward pro
tecting you from the flies this sum
mer. Potter * Goold.
Last Monday c. A. Wood wa
exhibiting one Of the handsomes
specimens OF the silver rose tha
the writer has ever seen. Beside
being perfectly formed IL measured
six inches IN diameter, aud eNhale'
fragrance that was most exquisite
i II. 5. Hewitt and I. J. Monahal
returned last Saturday from l.
Grande. where they attended III
grand lodge of !. o o. L. The
speak in the highest terms OF th
hospitality OF the citizens of th
Eastern Oregon city and the enter
,ainmen, provided for the hundred
of visitors.
The indifference OF the street ca
company to provide transportatio
for intending visitors to 81. John
last Sunday was the subject G
much uniavorable comment. Man
waited an hour aud a half at Ru'
sell street before they could d
|, accommodated with a ride, II
estimated that the attendance q
, the ball game was cut down 50
admissions because OF the indiliel
, ence OF the street car company
, providing a sufficient number {
cars.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
Hotel For Sale.

First class hotel of 10 rooms at
No. "a Albina avenue. Has good
transient trade. Inquire $40 T..
Charleston street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Goods that Must Go Out Before
June 18th, If Possible.

Among the goods that have been thrown out at cost
is shipment of factory Straw Hats that should have ar
rived April 18TH Another big shipment of Wash Boards,
due January Ist just in May 27th. All go at cost
prices.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-31
Our Drugs are Pure

And only the the most careful at
tention is given each prcscrip-
ton.
II you have not yet become a patron
OF our store, the nest time you
YOU are called upon 10 have "A
prescription filled OF in fact re
quirc drugs of any nature, give
Ms trial visit, and II courteous
treatment, pure drugs and care
lul service count for anything
YOU will come again,
Evening journal., 1907-06-10
DIFFICULT TO
BE CHRISTIAN
Pa Tor Jackson SFeakS Of
ECGn1mic Conditions and
EIleCi n RsligiCn Of Ted y

In the course of a sermon on THE
Situation, as Eternal Justice viii
Finally Have It," the Rev. r. L. Jack
son in Hanover Presbyterian Church
last night. asserted that the world is
not ready for Socialism. and Il IS un-
likely that Il ever viii be. He also said
the world is not ready for government
ownership OF railroads. for TO accom-
plish Il we first must have the business
OF our cities run on more economic
and honest basis
Under present conditions" conun-
ued the pastor, 1T is almost impossible
for a man TO be a Christian. l have
known some types OF Christian laymen,
who, il they were asked the question.
Can business man be a Christian? p
would answer Yes But the type of
the religion possessed by those men is
las different from the life of the lowly
Nazarene as winter is from summer.
Until the situation Is finally relieved
people are not going TO break their
necEs to become Christians. The new
change will not bring this about. but
they must do so OF their volltion. Man
will only have a better chance. The
only way they win become Christians
is for them to let in the life and love
of God. Tho so-called social millennium
win only be a FOOLS paradise unless
capital and labor, the high and low in
the business and social world, shall ac-
cept the Lore Jesus"
Evening journal., 1907-06-10
FEDERAL JURY
DRAWN TODAY
On'y One Gas, Sci for Trial
20 Far, But Offers Nay
CCms Up

United States Jury Commissioner ].
Wilkins Cooch. and William c. Ma
haffy. clerk Of the Federal Court. to-
day drew a list Of petit jurors for the
June term Of court. which win convene
on Monday June "a.
only one case has SO far been set
for trial il is that Of the United
States Sand Filtration Company
against the Mayor ana Council OF VIII
mington. an action for s65,000 with In
terest. FOR the failure OF the Water
Department TO accept plans for a
filtration system after entering into a
contract with the plaintiff company 10
furnish the same
The city is represented by Sylvester
ID Townsend. city solicitor, who is as
sisted by n. II. Ward and j. Harvey
Whiteman. salisbury. Ponder and
Curtis represent the plaintiff.
Tho ilst Of jurors follows:
James n Eliason. New Castle hum
dre1, Samuel J. Lowe, Little Creek
hundred; Harr.e r. Price, Wilmington
hundred; George G. Lobdell, Whining
ton hundred: Lambert r.. Lynch. Balti
more hundred; Nathaniel y. Danforth.
Wilmington hundred. John Bingham.
Wilmington hundred; r. Luther lap
ham, kenton hundred: Daniel 3. Ma
loney. Appocuinimink hundred; James
steele. Georgetown hundred; Harry
A. Miller Wilmington hundredl Her
bert X Watson. Wilmlneton hundred
Thomas McCorklo, Wilmington hun
dred; Frank J. Williams. Wilmington
hundred; Edward b. Mode. Whining
ton hundred; William *. Crosby. VIII
minRton hundred; John Harrington.
south Murderkll hundred; William J.
Ferris, New Castle hundred; David II
smith Wilmington hundred: Henry
whitley Wilmington hundred: VIII
nam A. Comegys, st. Georges hundred;
Levi c. Sterner North Murderislr
hundred; Frank II. Thomas, Whining
Ton hundred; James M. Jones. VIII
mington hundred. Charles Walton
fencader Hundred; Willard S. Lacey
Georgetown hundred; Hamilton N.
barksdale, Wilmington hundred: Dem
mis- j. Mention. Wilmington hundred.
Nhomas Il. Draper. Milford hundred.
William b. Cranston. Mui Creek hum
oredi William II smith Broad creels
hundred Martin Bendemkopf Brandy
WINE hundred; Samuel Reynolds. Duck
creek hundred; Peter J. Ford. VIII
mington hundred; j. Merrick Horn
wilmington hun'red; Harry p. Triees
Wilmington hundred.
Evening journal., 1907-06-10
Eaniona anncrn.ilinnn-


Wolsey was warned Of his doom
by a crosier head, sejanus by a fllsht
Of crows Dr. johnson objected 10
going under ladder. Montaigne
avoided giving his left foot priority In
putting on bis stockings. Alexander
was believed 70 have "untled" the Cor
dian knot with a slash of his sword
For good lucks sake Augustus wore
some portion Of a sea calf. Charlie
magne some trinket Of unknown value
Mohammed was all fate Bonaparte all
star and destiny. Cromwell believed
IN Sept. 3 and Louis Napoleon in Dec.
2. Sulla called himself Felix. the IA
vored child OF fortune. and Timolcon
turned his house into n temple OF
chance. Alexander. IL we may credit
the account given by Quintius Curtlus,
was terrified by blood flowing from
inside his soldiers bread during the
siege Of Tyre in 332 b, c. Ills seer
Aristander, foresaw In this crimson
etiiux Of the vital stream out Of the
commissariat a happy issue for the
Maecdonians. and the warriors. thus
nerved, took Tyre.
Evening journal., 1907-06-10
Deadly Common Plants.

The things that give the most pleas
urc in life frequently can also cause
the greatest pain. Among flowers. for
Instance, tie beautiful snowdrop the
hyacinth, ioIfquil and narcissus are all
poisonous, aud to ent the smallest part
Of the root Of either Of them would
produce fatal results. while the juices
OF the leaves viii cause violent yomit.
Ing. The berries OF the yew tree have
killed many people. and the opium OBJ
tained from poppies has also claimed
Its victims. Lady's slipper and lily OF
the valley nre both dangerous. and II
the blossoms OF crocus are chewed they
VIII cause vomiting. Flowers from
bulbous roots. however, seem to be
the most dangerous. and It might not
be out Of place to dealers 10 these 10
label them with erossbones and mark
them poison.