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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

fhust SituSI Dust VI huNcttlSt.
Join the Commercial club.
III. II. Parker made business trip
to Seattle this week.
IL goes good to be able to get a
firm foothold on the pavement once
more.
Harry Miller Of North Yamhill,
spent several hours In st. Johns on
Sunday.
II you know any news we would
be glad to have IL. Local news
makes local paper interesting.
Miller, the tobacco merchant, has
made several improvements to the
interior of his store on Philadelphia
street.
ihe o. JOHNS Tnarnacy mas hau
handsome new electric sign placed
In front Of Its establishment on Jer.
sey street.
Miss Alma Moe, who has under.
gone severe seige of pneumonia
for the past ten days, is now very
much improved.
J. r. Mayes, who has been con.
fined at the Portland Sanitariun for
some time, expects to return to st.
Johns next Sunday almost fully re.
stored to health.
Charl.a NJ Rnnt aot hri,ta farm,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22
Be a booster for st. Johns.
School books at Frank Clark's.

WANTED--f'irst class pastry cook
at Frank Clark's store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Charles w. Root and bride, form.
erly Miss Anna X. Foster. took
their departure the latter part of last
week for Manicopa, Cal. where they
will make their future home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Note Hagensen & Smiths new nd
In this issue. Glance into their win.
dow as you go to the postoffice and
rt tice the great values they are
giving for little money.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Be a BOOSTER for St. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Mote the label on your paper.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Miss Edith Moe has been laid up
the past week with tonsilitis.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22
Local News.

He who by his biz would rise
Must either bust or advertise.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

DR.. Mary MacLachlan was laid up
for day or SO with her old enemy,
tJnsilitls, this week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

The Ladies Aid Society of United
Evangelical church will give box
social Friday evening, Jan. 20 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Poff. All
friends are invited.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

The face of the earth looks some.
what different than II did last week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Arthur Shepardson of Eufala,
Wash, is a guest of his sister. Mrs.
e s.. Wright, on South Hayes.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Miss Aida Overstreet left this week
for Kalama, Wash, where she will re-
main for some time.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Cahill.Bradley entertainment Will be
given in the Artisan Hall, Portsmouth
January 22 at o'clock p. m, for the
benefit of the Boys Club OF that
place
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Sam Cochran is still improving
from his late Illness.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Read our bargain list In another
column.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Miss Alma Moe, who has under
gone severe seige of pneumonis
for the past ten days, is now yer,
much improved.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-01-22

Jack Hagerty was reported on the
sick list this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

y ". SWAklS. 4I Az, Of Chelsea
SF LOUIS 4 SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Filed May J. i0o8
asking or streets 70 be opened The railroad Eveee was
caa OF July fs 1908 and an order issied oows
ORDER No Ia
j W awaFts and other citizens Of Chelsea filed petiau nfa,
ing the Commission require The defendant to open and establish
street crossings across rs right Of way said town al Chelsea m
Ninth Eighth Seventh Sixth Fifth Fourth aud Norh broadway
he defendant denied hc jurisdiction o. the Corporation Com
n1n to hear and determine The question opening streets attp
rs rgh q way aud 70 require to establish aulaa ct cross
gs where such streets had not been previously opne required M
aw was ufrf conIended that tie franchise and right e u
otlh deendan WAS gante By aet Of Congress and ai lie rail
road company has an absolute ee Ii Tie ght of wa An etg,s
oi gfans ol fghs q way contain express implied Prov
son nf phe gwajs o streets e railroads lhe mb
Necessity may feque and ihc franchise granted lo ihe defendant M
A least this implied provision
rs asA q ihe Legislature q gkahoa 1908 Article ~ pfo
vide y sulsanee that shall Be The dniy q III aioas n M
s'.e e construct crossing across IS right % way over which
pnpe RgaNay nay rum and naan lie nobsuctes n eo
condition.
SECTIONS s and 6io oi Wilson's STATUTES provide how efass
aq nfeia8 reserved q provided foI b general law nas Be oEad
fcpnunua fauafnao.a
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On April aSth 1905 the citizens Of Pawnee MED complaint
eore the Corporation Commission alleging that there was no y
connection between the defendants lines Of railroad at the town
PaNnee and that due this fact industries situated on one track
oud not ship commodities the other without loading he same
rom wagons such track
The Lahman Kcser Company Of Saltwater on July 18TH 1903
lied complaint against the above named defendants asking that the
Commission require switch track facilities between the companies
the OF Pawncc because OF reduction the same would
make n freight the town Of saltwater and because OF the
Inference mileage favor OF the shipper such connection was
made
On the 18Th day OF Juy zoos the Commission heard the evidence
after duly considering The finds that tho track Of the ST.
ou and San Francisco Railroad Company and Acison Topeka
santa c Railway Company parallel each other distance Of approx
natey miles the right of adjoining that there no physical
bae grade construction concerned The Commission
rcr finds that by this physical connection which can be made
and without the requiring o. any additional right Of
would greatly benefit the shipping public Pawcc and the shippers
Saltwater and other similarly situated points By shortening the mile
ge 10 points south and Of ihc town Of Pawncc
therefore ordered BY the Corporation Commission o Okla
iona that the defendants the St Louis San Francisco Raioa
company and Ason Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company con-
acct their respective lines at the Of Pawnec w sufficient
wtchng facilities that carloads Of freight be transferred from
railroad the other and that such switch connections be placed
point be agreed upon by the conpaiants IN this case and the
abroad companies In the event OF disagreement as 70 the oeato
he Commission will locate the upon The application Of any par
Interested That il necessary for additional right oi way,
b To BE- furnished by the compainanis without eos The
defendants That this switch connection shall be established and ready
operation BY the day OF October 1908 and il for any reason
be established by that time the defendants shall o
the Commission the which prevent the compliance with
bis order BIZ The time above mentioned.
CORPORATION COMMISSIONS
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fee.eyA At-s-~essees. isHfr
Party with $s0DO0 ana large hanl
lHR experience apcn for Eaad Banl
INK proposition ~ Oklahoma An q
fera treatcd confidential Address Ma
donal Reference aud lrye1tment Co
Muskogec, oklahoma.
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LOST on lhe night ol the Nlblack.
Haskell wedding. silk crepe Dc
ahene ladies scarf with pink sprays
Finder please return 70 Mrs. e. n
llnskell OF with this Office.
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LOST Two full arawn corns, by IN.
veslInk aRe ii box nf Dr. kel.
lnee'e corn saiYe loF sale a drug
aloFea or n lis North First,
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asanasN~~n@NN~erNeH ~>~seeerf.
LOST Two weeks aec, Thoroughbred
Scotch rnllle Anglers hy NAME %
Mac Reward pbena aaS.
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nsnaa
WANTED bright hoy l5 90 le
years ID TO carry afternoon paper
snul0. See Mr Npnakey al Leader
office lftween card 6 O'Clock.
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J. i CH4ks. pf1pfittnt
foNsla zha AHEaHa al AZ klhda faI
dlst6a 4 zeIY EHaAaHah'A Eskefl See
in6 aefdEa 80 h.sz ~ 2 Grass
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WANTED All people interested n
good f0sds 70 aequaint themselves
with the new law. Get a phamphlet
Of the new road law al the Lender
ONCE
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MEN CIR Illustrated catalogue IS
fmlaln4IoN We leHrh Ilarher l'aAe ~
leN HeeAH mailed ffep. Mulpr Ilan
|sw rtAlrea KANSAS civ SO
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COMPLAINT NO. I4i.

u ID. MARI, Of Guthrie
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY lDMrAN88
Filed April goth 1908
Asking for additional passenger service between Gutg ana
Chandler
Dismissed at le request Of complainant
COMPLAINT No. tI7
/. i. LEWIS, Ell Az. Milton,
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COMPLAINT NG.f42
ROBlNS0N-CRAWFORD FULLER LUMBER CC II Duncan.
vs.
Filed May 5lh. 1908
Asking Tor state line depot between Texas and Oklahoma
appear 70 prosecute the
COMPLAINT No. I4s.
JAMES LITILEFIELD EFT AL. Of Braden
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Filed May 9th 1908
Asking for depot and ali agent
Set three times 10 be heard and then dismissed a. -onaBan
Jailed 20 appear 70 prosecute the case
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NJ ET AI... oI Pawnes.

CRANK HUDSON ET A. of Pawnes,
vs. .....,,
II. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD coMPANY.
Filed April aSh 1908
Asking for physical connection.
Evidence heard July 18Th 1895 and an order was s'oea
d follows:
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ORDER NO ta6.
APPEARANCES


For Companan Geo. Hensas Assistant Attorney General
For Defendant G. B. Ames
Complaint filed by the citizens between Hobart and
yc asking that switch track and flag station be established on
the r Quarter Of Section ~ Township North Range Is West
The heard and from The evidence he Commission finds
that the reasonable necessities Of the shipping public require side
track point between Roosevelt and H0Aar and that the
road has established switch abon half way between stations
The Commission Of The opinion that the should be made
ag station Io passenger service that this switch should be for
loading and unloading commodities III carload lots
i therefore ordered by the Commission that the point At which
The defendant has established switch between the town Of Hobart
and Roosevelt be made flag station and hat the
operated e the loading and unloading Of commodities carload
lots and that such necessary shipping facilities be established that
may be fetesaary to carry ou this order
hat e particular location asked for III conpanants petition
x fienfett
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Asking for side track and stock pens where the right Of way
the southeast quarter Of Section Twelve township five range
eighteen in Kowa County Oklahoma.
Evidence heard July 5Ih 1908 and order Issued
as follows
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WANTED Experienced salesman Of
ability and push. Must be clean rit
ahd cllehle Address Jack, care
Leader.
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FOR SALE School district warrant
books at Leader Once
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DENVER WICHITA & MEMPHIS RAILWAY COMPANY
Filed April a0h 1908
Complaining Of agents actions
Dismissed complainant failed 10 appear to prosecute hs sass
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NANTEn- Experienced white walie
girl % So NORTH ma iial class com
nefclal hoioL On each plieFaoun
20 3 oclock GWd wages Q. X. Ehl
As'ey Room 3. lieweq hllz.
WANTED a gpad wltie cOak iey s
dag hliti Good waErs fa0m go
iOara a nice plsea Ehin Hul @ 3
Emp As'cy. Roam y ileWeg Auldg
WANTED a bright, nMnsllng hle
school glr not under 10 wears dealt
ua IL cafninE an on part 81 her e
1fnsea nilar school and SaurdAys
nay ipd light. easy employment b
sdarHsainF @ care The Leader
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Asking for depot and passenger train service
Evidence heard July eth 1903 and an odsr was ssed
ns follows
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UNUIN Nc.
ON the end day Of May 1908 j f. Lewis. flee complaint oe
behalf of the citizens of Milton asking the defendant be required
build and maintain depot the town nl Milton.
On the 27h day Of July, 1908 the called or hearing
and after the examination 81 Witnesses behalf Of the coWpanauS
and defendant the complainant and defendant filed agreement
writing by the terms Of which agreement the defendant
siruc small sao building Milton TO be about fourteen feet
vide and Henteigl feet long waiting room for passengers rat
end thereof and room for freight IN the center Said building 10 be
ccapy constructed but sufficient to afford shelter for passengers
storage for freight and that The defendant shall make arrangements
some person 70 act agent m selling tickets and billing freight
hat said station is % be erected aud ready for not later than No
scrber st gH The defendant further agreed stop passenger
trains Milton also freight when necessary idg TIE handling
of freight
L Is therefore ordered by ae Commission tla The defendant
conp8 Wiih said agreement above forth
CORPORATION COMMISSIONS
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COMPLAINT no. fas.

J. NJ swARrs Er AZ, d Chelsea. =
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Attest
W L. CHAPMAN.
Secretary
Guthrie Oklahoma August asih, tees.
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king for streets 70 be opened The railroad Evidence was
2 July s. 1908 and an order was issued as follows
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
Brakeman Goes To Farming.

A railroad brakeman retired to
q farm and started 70 lead the
simple life. Having n piece Of
new land TO break, hs hitched up
q team OF mules, wrapped the
lines around his waist In farmer
fashion and started to work. He
had gone but u short distance
when he saw u stump ahead
and Immediately began giving
the railroad "stop" signal with
both hands. The plow struck
tho stump and the brakeman
went head first over tho plow,
Picking himself up, he ran ang.
rily TO the mules roaring; "You
flop.eared scoundrels, don't you
ever look back for a signalp"-
Atchison Globe.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
DONAGHEY AGAIN.

The Record makes the predic.
ton that Governor Donaghey
will have no opposition for a
second term, The Record 10 not
o Donaghey paper, except when
1t believes Gov. Donaghey to be
In the right, and we have abso-
lutely no desire to occupy u seat
on the administration band wag-
on, but we make this prediction
after taking o fair, square look
at the facts as they exist. There
IL no doubt that the governor
has u strong following and is
backed by some powerful in
fluences for the customary sec.
ond term. There Is no doubt
also that the governor has q sup.
ply OF ready cash for campaign
purposes, an item that others
who would like to make tho race
are not so liberally provided
with. Governor Donaghey spen,
q young mint Of money In his
first race. He Will do 1t again II
necessary, II is very reasonable
to suppose. Taking all these
facts into consideration, this pa.
per expresses the conclusion
honestly enough that Governor
Donaehey will get q second
term. Whether HE works dur
ling HE fret term really enlitle
him 10 q second 10 another ques.
ton.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
Edwards
Nero. 20.

run down at the home OF Bill
Beck Monday night by Sheriff
Smith and a posse and captured
He was taken back to King Mills
and put under 81, 900 bond.
Prof. E. F. Eckert Of Winsted
came down yesterday to hold the
teachers examination here yes
terday and today. Yesterday no
one came to take the examina-
ton and Prof. Eckert went back
home late in the afternoon.
Chancery court for tho North
ern District Of Sharp county
should have convened here Mon.
day morning, but Chancellor
Humphries was i'll and could not
attend. The attorneys met and
elected John II. Caldwell OF
Mammoth Spring special judge
for the purpose Of opening court
and disposing Of q few motions,
when adjournment was taken
until September 80.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

The proper records will show
that property Of every kind is
assessed at a figure nearer it's
real value in the hill counties of
North Arkansas than in many Of
the wealthiest counties OF the
state. Mules and horses are as
sessed at a higher average value
per head in Sharp county than
in a great many Of the larger
and far more wealthy counties,
and so it is with many other
kinds Of property. 1t is the pur-
pose Of the State Tax Commits.
sion to equalize taxation so that
one county or many counties will
not bear an unequal share. This
commission is yet an experiment,
but it is to be hoped some good
results can be accomplished.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

The newspaper man has but
.sl,st one st'Hcg to sell, and that is
nso0 cnore nor less than space
.''.'.S paper. If he gives away
his space he is giving away the
only thing he has to make q liv.
ing from. There is not a paper
published anywhere that does
not, and very willingly, too, de-
vote considerable space in an ef-
fort TO boost the town and coun-
try in which it is published, but
there the newspaper mans duty
should end, No newspaper has
space to give to the furtherance
Of individual ends and ambitions.
Some men will expect free news
paper space who would not think
Of expecting free coffee from the
merchant, yet the difference can
not be distinguished.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
HARDY NEWS ITEMS.
(From The Herald.)

r. II. McCaleb caught a ten
pound salmon one day this week.
W. G. Snow Of Evening Shade
was here Wednesday on his way
to Mammoth Spring.
Cashier A. M. Metcalf was
under tho weather yesterday and
Walter Southworth worked in the
bank.
Ed j. Stein OF Batesville, dis.
trict deputy head commander OF
the Modern Woodmen, is here
trying 10 organize a camp Of that
order.
Bud Davis, who has been
working for j. p. Hersperger for
three years, has rented the T. l.
Herrn place west Of town on
South Fork.
Ben N. Yates Of Willilord
bought the Walker Clayton stock
OF goods Tuesday for SS40 and
will ship it to Willilord and add
10 his stock Of goods there.
M, H. Sandifer Of King Mills,
who formerly run the Anderson
Paden mill at that place, this
week took charge Of the Hardy
Roller Mills, relieving Il. e. Bill.
Kingsley.
The real estate Of Walker Clay.
ton, advertised by A. M. MetcalI
US trustee for the Farmers Bank
to sell on Saturday next, will mol
sell. j, Fl. Franklin paid off th(
banks mortgage.
Col. and Mrs, s, II. Davidson
went to their home at Evening
Shade yesterday. The Col, had
been attending to business In the
chancery court here and Mrs
Davidson visited hor daughter
Mrs. A. N. Metealf.
Bud Horsley, who was charged
with robbing j. T. Locks stor,
at King Mills and put under $500
bond for his appearance at th'
last July term Of eirep, oour
here and failed to appear, wa
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

The newspapers of Newport say
that Prosecuting Attorney JEFF
ferry is receiving many congratu-
lations on account of his recent
victory over the Waters-Pierce
Oil Company. If every man in
the state of Arkansas who has
been benefited by that fine of
$4,000 ass essed against the
Waters.Pierc Oil Company
should congratulate Mr.. Jeffery
on his "success" he would re-
ceive the congratulations of
Prosecuting Attorney Jeffery and
that's all.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
Weather Signal.

When you see banana peel
resting on tho sidewalk and a fat
man uneonsoiously approaching
1t, the indications point to an
early fall,-Chioago Newa.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

"A reward or SlOU Is OIleroQ IOr
the arrest and conviction of Ar
thur Goodson, the negro who is
wanted in Randolph county for
the murder of Fred Severe, a
white man, at O'Kean on August
2S.
Esau Cox, the negro charged
with the murder of Allen Dow
ell at Newport several weeks ago,
was convicted of manslaughter
in Jackson circuit court last week
and sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary.
Mrs. A. D. Teenor Of near Po-
cahontas, wife Of Deputy Sheriff
Teenor of Randolph county, is in
a critical condition, suffering
with blood poisoning caused by
sticking a thorn in her foot some
fifteen months ago.
The Ravenden Springs Normal
school building was destroyed by
fire early Tuesday morning of
last week, the day the school was
to open. The fire is supposed to
be of incendiary origin. A new
building will be erected.
The grand jury in session at
Newport a few days ago failed to
indict Bob Simmons for the mur-
der of Eunice King at Newport
several weeks ago. The jury
was discharged by the court,
who ordered a new venire drawn
at once.
W. A. Ashcraft, a deaf-mute,
was struck and seriously injured
by a Frisco passenger train one
day last week at Pocahontas.
The unfortunate man was walk
ing along the railroad track and
was unable to hear the approach
of the train.
Mrs. James Coggins died from
heart trouble at her home a few
miles southeast Of Salem one day
of last week. All the family
were away from home at the
time and when they returned late
in the evening she was found
dead on the floor.
A movement has been started
ut Batesville for the establish
ment Of a packing house. Many
carloads OF cattle and hogs are
shipped annually from Batesville,
and it is believed by those back
Of the movement that such an
enterprise would prove to be q
profitable investment.
Says the Mountain View
Times: TO give some idea Of
the cotton crop in this section II.
L. Brewer, who last year made
two bales Of cotton on his two
acre patch near the livery barn,
will have to gather the trash and
bolls with the cotton this year off
the same ground TO get two hun
dred pounds.
Frank Bosche, fireman on the
White River railroad, was sud-
denly overcome by heat or an
attack OF dizziness and toppled
from the cab Of his engine as the
train was crossing u trestle three
mile from the White river juno
ton one afternoon OF laat week,
sustaining injuries from which
he soon died. He was buried at
Bateayille,