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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-06
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Ten Years In Bed.

For ten years I was confined to
my bed with disease of my kidneys"
writes R. A. Gray, ]. P. of oakville,
Ind. 1T was SO severe that could
not move part of the time. I con
suited the very best medical skill
available, but could get no relief I'M
til Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-.
mended to me. 1t has been God
Send to me-" Sold by sturm & VIII
son.
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% LE
BRINGS $500.

befriended was his mother. and. In
sistipg upon payment he added n
nice present as token OF his appre-
citation OF the courtesy"
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Lessons in China and Water Col
or painting-china decorated to or
der. Mrs. Mark Koblegard, 444 w.
Main street. clarksburg, W. Va.
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A cleansing. clean. cooling. sooth-
.rg. healing household remedy is De-
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
Sod by all druggists.
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American.

LEAGUE RESULTS. =
$3.50 !"
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p. O. NJ.
O. & P

All games postponed-rain
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All games postponed-rain.
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Central.

Terre Haute 2, Springfield /.
Wheeling 2. South Bend /.
Evansville 3, Dayton 2.
Grand Rapids 6, Canton 2.
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Tri-state.

Lancaster 8, Johnstown 3.
Harrisburg 10, Trenton 2.
Altoona 5, Reading /.
williamsport z, Wilmington 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-06

New York s.. Chicago A.
Boston 8, St. Louis 2.
Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia 70, Cleveland 6.
Detroit 8, Washington 2.
Detroit 5, Washington 2.
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West Penn.
National.

All games postponed-rain.
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49, = >
= STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. /"
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: - $50 *%%* :
: GAMES TODAY. =
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DR.. R. A. Haynes Or. H. &. Sloan
Physicians,
Rooms 21o-211. Second door.
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The Lynch-Elliott Real Estate Co.,
Real Estate, Coal, Oil and Gas,
Rood 319, Third foo
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Greenlawn Cemetery.
Room s19, Third door
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/. - $50 So - =
II GAMES TODAY. =
. - = :
West Penn.
Butler at claZksburg.
Fairmont at Kittanning.
Greensburg at Scottdale.
connellsville at Beaver Falls
National.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis
American.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
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DR.. E. A. Hill Dr.. S. NJ. Mason
Rooms 2O1-2O2. Second hoor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
THE CITY DADS IN SESSION
Council Meets Tuesday Evening and 1ransacts It
Usual Budget Of Municipal Business

2sh of the fathers convened in the council cham
Tuesday evening all members being Councmen
Francis and oes absent leave The city engineer Edwards
also present
Application Wyvel improve his property
OH motion of King
Petition citizens sidewalk Baltimore other
leading mills referred the committee
resolution looking the improvement of Tacoma
Hayes
motion of King and referred the city engineer to make
fixing salary the city engineer soo month
the other salaries raoaded through The five
heretofore charged printing engineers
grades supervision of work the will the
general fund and the engineer will be paid from this fund This
the little
notice say nothing
done and the high and will conbalance
making thing but the settlements heretofore there has
much wangg and hard feelings engendered this method
avoid its and will undoubt
edly prove satisfactory to all concerned.
The the Hartman Improvement action
upon deferred until meeting The street committee
ground and amlae themselves with the
situation.
improvement Gilbert from the north
south line of ST. John motion Of
King and referred city engineer for
deemed the
The appointment Of special policeman W. G. Pggo confirmed
motion of King
The report company showing that the boat
decided
the greatest possible only the city but
number Of people the territory of st Johns motion Of
King due the the franchise refunded the
Of Sto.9S.
Two bills be paid general fund presented from
the Electric for for wiring and lighting the
police from Daily Bond News the old chestnut
which has been roasting for the past 1915 motion OF Walker
allowed paid
Wiring aud lights for basement mattresses and blankets for the
cells plumbing sink left
to the building committee on motion Of Dobe.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
Building Permits Issued.

$50 Black & Kerr, to recon
struct store building, S, W. corner
of block 80, for c. c. Woodhouse
fronting on Philadelphia, between
Jersey and Ivanhoe, for a rooming
house. $500.
SOTO w. w. Windle, to erect
store room on lot "a, block "a, A
l.. Minors addition, fronting on
Edison street, between Richmond
and Tyler. 500.
9o-To Black & Kerr. to erect a
residence OH lots IS, 10, ~, block
20, Point View addition. fronting
on Willis boulevard bet. Allegheny
and Dayton streets for ]. N. Saylor.
$1,000.
9I-To ]. +. Wyvel to put porch
ON residence on lot s, block 80,
James John addition, fronting ON
Leavitt. between Ivanhoe aud Hayes
streets. $Ioo.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
Th0rndykes Move TO Astoria

w L. Thorndyke, poet, humor,
iSt, eN-devil and all-round printer
departed with the shades OF night
and his household goods yesterday,
to the old stamping ground of the
late John Jacob Astoria. Mr.,
rhorndyke AYERS that he will oper-
ate only job office, and he has a
fine one at "Castoria" but well
bet cold coon track against a last
year 5 bird nest that W. l., will
not be a year without a paper He
isn't built that way. In any event
we wish him Success galore aud hope
that when he makes his "wad" in
the soothing syrup city he Will be
willing In come back To a live town
to make his permanent home.
We regret very much To lose
Mrs Thorndyke from ST. Johns,
for She was very kind to the news
tend on The Review and turned in
a good string of personals and 9TH
er news items every week. Their
son Frank and daughter, Wylena
accompany them to their new home,
but Lawrence remains in St, Johns
and is employed in the Collapsible
Box factory,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
THINK IT OVER.

The Review, with few exceptions
go!s into every house OH the lowei
peninsula. Circulating among g.,
900 people each week, Il has grca
force as an advertising medium. II
is well established fact that nc
business can live long in these mod
ern times without publicity. Look
about you, II you have any doubt
on this score, and you will invaria'
bly, find that the largest and most
persistent advertisers are the mos,
prosperous. II you will observe
closely YOU will note that those bus.
mess houses which do not advertise
are constantly changing hands or
going out of business. This is an
undcniablc fact aud is easily cor.
robora,cd. This being true, the
best method aud medium for bring
ing the desired result is the great
problem To solve.
The big dailics, while they have
a fair circulation OF the peninsula.
are too bulky and cumbersome to be
a good medium unless one could af.
ford to take space large enough To
attract attention. Dodgers have be.
come 80 common as To he regarded
rs a nuisance, aud fence boards can
not be carried home To bc read, and
Il is always a question whether u
fence board advertiser is still doing
business or not.
a paper that goes into the work
ingman's home is the one that does
uoes the work. Dailics as a rule
are taken by business and profes-
sional men principally, while the
weekly that contains the local hap
pcnings is the paper that goes where
you want II lo go,
Just what To say and how To say
Il is question that bolhcrs some
business men when writing adver-
t,sements, The principal thing is
Ia tell what you have for sale aud
what YOU want for IL, To simply
announce Your name and business
while /, keeps your name before the |
public, is not is business getter,
In these modern times the people |
want To know where they can get |
what they want and what il will |
cost them. Ii you can bring this
lut clearly, no matter how awkward |
he construction aud crude the lan-
suage, the result will he fruitful,
Have special sale days. Linen
goods sales, white goods, sugar, eoi-
Gee or butter days attract the peo-
pie. The chief point is to keep
hem from buying in Portland, aud
1 low prices and special sales will
accomplish this, the result will be
worth the effort.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

Ex-Governor ]. III. Fletcher re,
Gently visited his mothers grave al
Charlottetown, p. +. |. and paid
the following tribute to her:
Behold my mothers hallowed grave,
The spot I've longed for years to see,
Here mother sleeps her last long sleep,
Her soul hus found its fixed abode
Beyond the stars. She we'll deserved
This dreamless sleep-this perfect rest
This calm repose-the quiet of the grave,
And an eternal rest.
I've come across a continent to see
The sacred dust above her clay,
rye come from where the Willamette
Is softly calling to the sea-"
To Vernon's ever rolling tide,
To drop d tear upon her tomb
To sing requiem DER her grave
'ris all that ] can do.
I've missed her joyful face, the laughing
eve,
The sweet embrace, the mothers kiss
That welcomed me. cannot move
Her yoiceless lips, her silent tongue,
Nor break the marble calm of death.
Sleep mother sleep, beside thy babe,
Beside thy father, son and mother,
Thy husband, and thy brother.
When Gods great angel shall announce
That time on earth shall be no more,
o may We from the east and west
Strike hands, and reunited pass
From friends on earth to friends in
heaven,
And there throughout the endless years
JOIN the choir invisible. And
Crown Him Lord of all.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
J. II. Fletcher Heard From.

Last evening the people of Yer
non River Bridge were served to q
rare literary treat when Jane,
II. Fletcher Of Oregon, delivered his
lecture on Sowing Wild Oats.
The audience, which was moved to
deepest admiration by the rich elo'
quence of the scholarly gentleman,
was also charmed by his wit, and
many of his old friends who remem-
bered the generous hearted boy OF
years gone by, appreciated as stran-
gers could not, the nobleness and
fneness of the man who has met
and known men-Daily Patriot
Charlottetown. =. Il. l.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

Mr.. James II. Fletcher delivered
lecture in Valleyheld hall Monday
evening, his subject being THE
True Gentleman" Needless to
say II was well received being de.
livered in Mr.. Fletcher's own
inimitable style.-The Examiner,
Charlottetown. p. Il. !.
Copies of the above papers
reached our desk yesterday. This
is the first time we have heard
from Mr.. Fletcher since he left for
the east. We would be very glad
to have something from his pen
concerning his trip.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

In our news column will be foun |
an item in regard to the coming of
new bank. We are always
pleased TO see new institutions come
into our midst. The more that
comes the greater volume of busi-
ness, the better facilities will be
provided, the greater will be the
growth of Our city. As to the
banking business, we were already
we'll provided for, our pioneer bank
has been handled in a conservative,
safe manner, and was capable of
handling the business, perhaps,
for years to come, but we are glad
to welcome the new institution,
believing that il will bring with it
many more enterprises in different
lines which will swell the bank
clearings TO meet the increased
facilities. We have found IL so in
other cities and we believe that St.
Johns will not prove an exception.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
Card OF Thanks.

With hearts full Of love to you
all We desire to express to our many
kind friends and neighbors our sin
cere thanks for the many acts OF
Kindness and many expressions oi
sympathy, also the beautiful flow
ers in this hour of affection in the
loss of our dear one. Joe
kindel, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Nun
son, Mr.. .. w. Muuson.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

Ill; Chris Cotlieb, Kansas City;
ID. w. ]. King, II. Justin, Sar
Francisco; w. A. Hills, w. A.
Robinson, II. Ellis, X. Carlon OF
Portland; but the different kinds OF
guns represented we were not able
to determine.
II was unfortunate that there
could not have been more time in
which to prepare and have a big
shoot worthy Of the grounds here.
for there are no better shooting
grounds on the coast than those of
the ST. Johns Gun club, and we
hope that next season we may be
able to pull of two weeks shoot.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

One of the incest things Presi-
dent Roosevelt has done in his
work of butting in on the regular
method of doing business in the
army and navy is to require the
field officers to take actual field
work on horse back. Should the
time ever come for vigorous, active
field work in an actual campaign
there is not one officer in ten in the
army could stand it. 1t is hoped
our president will give the boys
lively times until they learn to use
a horse for all that he is worth and
they become hardened, seasoned
men and not pampefed, paper dolls,
idling away their time in the forti-
fcations and barracks.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

The solicitors for the Commercial
club booklet are doing nicely and
the amount will be made up prob
ably by the last of the week and
the books be placed in the hands of
the contributors and business men
for distribution. 1t is a fine book
let that no citizen OF ST. Johns need
feel timid about sending to friends
in the east who may be induced to
come here for home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
Unclaimed Letters.

For the week ending Sept. IA
1907;
Mrs, Ida Heard.
c. X. Lee.
Homer Lindsey.
L, McGlynn.
Miss Bee Madden (a).
w, ID. Madden.
Mrs. Florence Marshall.
l., b. Parker.
ID, ]. Penman.
c. Roebic (2).
Miss Lora Small.
George Smalley.
Earnest Taylor.
Kenneth Towns.
Robt. Uric.
Franklin Waeker.
Kristian Westby.
Willie Whirley.
G. =. White.
+. w. Valentine, p, NJ.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

In order to insure a change Of sd-
vsrtissmsnt the copy for such change
should reach this ONCE not later than
at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and cave the prlntss
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
Busting the Blue Rocks.

There was a nice little shoot at
the ST. Johns Gun club range Mon.
day aud Tuesday. There have
been numerous wars and rumors
Of wars" among the shooters Of
ST. Johns. Al one time there was
very good evidence that we would
have a whole week OF shooting on
the splendid range here, but il was
finally decided that the season was
too late TO pull of such an event.
There would not be time enough to
do the necessary work for the event
and have II over with IN time to be
out OF the way Of others, and that
To wait until all the other matches
were of would make il too late in
the season for this one. The mat
ter was apparently dropped, There
was smouldcring fire, however.
aud II finally eliminated in the
shoot OF Monday aud Tuesday.
We relied upon our friends
among the shooters TO keep us
posted that we might be able to
give the news To the public, but
they failed Us and we were not APP
prised OF the event until late Satur.
day evening OF last week, Some
folks think il does not pay to ad-
vertise, but when we had an oppor-
tunity To announce the local shoots
there were twice as many of our
local sportsmen ont as there were
Monday and Tuesday at this big
shoot, Funny, isn't itl
Mondays shoot resulted as fol-
lows:
Spence I7o out of $50.
Hillis-IoS out of ISo.
Wagner-I66 out of ISo,
Go,lieb-IoS ont of $50.
Culllson-Io5 out of ISo.
Bills-Ioa ont OF Iso.
Jusilns-IS9 ont OF $50,
ConveTse-ISS out of ISo.
king-IS4 ont OF $50,
Robertson-IS4 out of ISo.
Ellis ISa out of $50,
Reihl -IS2 out OF ISo.
Young ISI out of $50.
Howe-II9 ont of $50.
Carlon-Il9 out of $50.
McPherson-I4S out OF $50.
Grithn-I44 out OF $50,
Weatherhead-I4o out of $50.
Markham-ISS out OF So.
Seaver-Ioo out OF 10.
Myers-+o out of 90.
Tuesdays battle shows the fol-
owing score:
Relhl-I74 out OF $50.
Seaver 40 out of $50.
Bills-I7o out of $50.
Spence-I7o out OF $50.
Hillis-Io7 out of So.
Howe 100 out of $50.
Noung-Ioo ont of $50.
Weatherhead 100 ont OF $50.
Cullison--IoS ont OF $50,
Ellis-IoS ont OF $50.
Go,lieh-Ios out OF $50.
RobertSon-lo4 out OF $50.
Wagner-Io2 ont of $50.
Abrahams-IoI out of $50.
king-Ioo out of SO.
Carlon-Is9 out of $50.
Justin-ISo out OF $50,
Griffin 1854 out of $50.
Wlnters-ISI out OF $50. a
McPherson-I+o out OF 100. K
Markham-7o out of 100. 9
Twelve out of the 81 shooters at <
le tournament were users of the >,
'inchester guns which make !,
'od showing for that weapon. w :, !.
T. Seayer, of San Francisco, rep =
scented the Winchester Arms Co. .
representatives. of other manufac-
rers were Frank Reihl, Alton,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
omciai Newspaper Of the CITY Of 8. Johns
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1907.

The council did one nice thing
last Tuesday evening, when they
returned the check to the ferrymen.
This institution is one of the best
features for St. Johns, and until it
can be placed upon paying basis
should be encouraged in every way
possible. 1t means much for the
convenience of our people and many
dollars to Our merchants.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

There are ten reasons why Lewis
Stuyvesant Chandler (if that's his
name) would make a good Demo.
cratic candidate for President. Nine
of them are that he has sack. We
forget the other. -Oregonian.
What's the matter with Our big
editor $ memory The other reason
undoubtedly is that Mr.. Chandler
knows how to use the sack.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

THE REVIEW is entered at post Office
In Saint Johns, Oregon, as mail matter
OF the second class under the Act of Con-
gress OF March !, 1879.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

Clean city government pays. II
pays the officers in the regard of
their fellow men. Note the account
in Mondays Telegram of 200, 900
Jews praying night and day for a
Catholic lrishman. Whyp Be.
cause he, in less than a month 5
time, converted the eighth district
of New York City from a veritable
den Of demons, each of whom was
a law unto himsclf where there
were no property or personal rights
respected, where neither life, limb,
nor personal belongings were safe
either day or night, into a peaceful
quiet, safe, home locality. Doing
this he won their love and respect
lie is now confined in an asylum
suffering from parcsis, and these
people, his natural bitter enemies
so far as religious faith is concerned,
are doing all they can, praying TO
the God of their fathers night aud
day for his recovery. No one
wishes To move TO a lawlcss locality,
not even the lawless themselves,
and the officer who upholds the
laws will be benefited financially
as well as socially for doing his
duty.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

NUANs
DO the people of the city Of ST
Johns realize that il is high time {,
get busy advertising the dcsirabil
iiy oi this location as home ioi
the laborcr, the mechanic aud the
capitalist Other cities with mol
half the attractions possessed by
ST Johns are scattering their liter.
atufc To the four winds. All the
cities up the valley aud To the east,
Hood River Walla Walla, Pcndle-
ton, Boise aud all the way along
the trunk lines we read of great
quantities of advertising matter
being sent east 10 solicit newcomers
10 locate. In all OF these places
there is not one which has the adj
vanlagcs that are so plcntilully dis
tributcd IN ST. Johns that they
have become common and unnoliccd
here, our commercial club has
published and II distributing a due
booklet; however, this is but a drop
IN the bucket, aud there should be
some cheap folder of size To tit
into an envclope which may bc
enclosed in a letter and every cili-
zen in ST. Johns should have a
supply and never should they write
letter back to the folks" with
ont enclosing one ot these ticklcTs.
ST. Johns could win in a walk il
she would do but half of the adycr-
tising that is being done by little
towns not possessed oi half the
wealth ot this city. \ city Is like
business, II will grow a little.
perhaps, without advertising; but
no one ever knew any business To.
grow TO any very respectable pro
portion without the use OF printer :
ink IN some form OF another.
There is nothing that will do So
much Ia increase the growth of a
city OF business as to tell what
you have Tell it, too, To those
who desire the commodity YOU have
10 sell, whether it be needles and
pins OF houses and lots; whether il
he comfortable homes OF great fac
tories, OF even the locations for all
these, We have them all in ST.
Johns. We have more. We have
the best location on the Pacific
coast for deep water harbor,
There is nothing equal To il.
There is not enough open water
10 cause great waves which would |
destroy the shipping, There is
fresh water So essential to the |
cleaning OF the bottoms of sea go
ing vessels, There are abundant
streets, ii but improved, to facil,
itate the rapid and economical
handling OF commerce between the
city and the world. The traffic of
five great trunk lines pass through
ST. Johns, aud rs soon as this city
will provide the necessary dockage,
It will all be handled here, because
II is the natural outlet and can be
AAahAANA ann
quickly, Then why not advertise
these facts' Why not send such
in every letter that goes
back east, where every avenue is
crowded and let them know that
there is room and To spare for them
here. Room for every class OF
individuals who are honest and
honorable, OF other kinds we do
lot need any. You cannot tell into ,
whose hands these leaflets may fall. /
4 leaflet sent TO Johnnie 5 sister /
Iunt' S little girl may reach her big /
listers beau and by him be passed I
o the hands of his boss, million
ire member OF a corporation, be /
aiken before the board of directors [
nd a new Swift plant result from i
!. Let's advertise. c
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

Bring in your printing now.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20
A PENNY-A-WORD
All advertisements under this
head one cent for each word

II You want to buy, rent, sell OF ex-
change property see Wolcott The Rent
Man.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

WANrED-Hand ironers at the West
Coast Laundry. Apply at once.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-20

Twelve out OF the 81 shooters at
the tournament were users of the
Winchester guns which make a
good showing for that weapon. w.
Ill, Seayer, OF San Francisco, rep
resented the Winchester Arms Co.
Representatives of other manufac-
turers were Frank Reihl, Alton,